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Netflix Announces ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4 Premiere Dates and Final Season

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Stranger Things Season 4 is set to return in two volumes, and the final season of the series has officially been announced by Netflix.

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Scene Breakdown: Netflix’s ‘Set it Up’ and the Best Meal Ever

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Do you also think about the best meal ever aka the pizza scene from Netflix’s Set it Up on a daily basis or are you normal? I recently re-watched the movie, and I’m happy to report that it holds up just as well as it did when it first released. I’m also now once again utter garbage for the pizza scene. Sure sex is great, but have you ever eaten pizza straight from the box while drunk in your sort of enemy, now turned friend’s bedroom after sneaking up to said room from a ladder? Charlie vocalizes that this specific

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‘Gunpowder Milkshake’ Intricately Balances Warmth and Nerdy Girl Power

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Gunpowder Milkshake intricately balances warmth and nerdy girl power landing itself on the list of the kind of film energy we could all channel this summer. Navot Papushado’s directed feature is gorgeously executed, and though full of a lot more violence than I would generally prefer, in its storytelling it’s somehow entirely wholesome. The film is a gritty explosion of emotions, and so dazzlingly colorful, it’s impossible to look away even during the violent outbursts. (Close your eyes but open them again.) Director Papushado told Film School Rejects: “Every color in the film means something different,” says Papushado. “For example,

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‘Virgin River’ Season 3 Brings Heat and Drama

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In initially pitching Virgin River to me, people kept stating: “it’s just like Hart of Dixie,” and while similarities could have been drawn in the past, especially given Tim Matheson’s role as the small-town doctor in both shows along with the lead character leaving a large city, the similarities end there. Again, beyond this, I would’ve never put these two shows together, solely because Virgin River brings in heightened drama in a way Hart of Dixie never did, and the series is anything but light and fluffy. That’s especially the case with season three, which is inarguably the series’ heaviest

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Summoning Light: ‘Shadow and Bone’ Trailer is Here and It’s Explosive

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Gone are the days where Netflix released trailers a week before the production’s release date and we’re not even remotely mad about this change–still weeks to go until the release of its next big fantasy, the Shadow and Bone trailer is here and it’s explosive. It also comes with a few surprising twists like the fact that the pronunciation of kruge, Ketterdam money, isn’t as people thought it was in their heads. It’s the little things, it really is. Shadow and Bone is based on Leigh Bardugo’s best selling trilogy featuring fan favorites from other duologies, which as we can

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‘Malcolm and Marie’ is a Film About Films and Criticism, but It’s Also a Film About Human Complexities

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I don’t necessarily know what I expected going into Malcolm and Marie but I remember thinking the film will certainly feature some of the best performances of the year and that is without a doubt the case. Malcolm and Marie is a film about films and criticism, but it’s also a film about human complexities and navigating through them. It’s a film that calls for a variety of different analytical lenses and a film that is masterful with its performances that serve as its greatest strength throughout. And that could sort of vary from person to person. What do people

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