You Season 3 On Netflix Is A Testy But Satisfying Return To Form
The series isn’t just existing but thriving – three years in a row. It’s thrilling, trashy, brave and bracingly wry
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House Of Secrets: The Burari Deaths on Netflix Review
Based on a gruesome, headline-grabbing case in the National Capital Region, the three-part series follows a routine template
The Guilty, On Netflix, Is An Effective Glimpse Of Police Work
Jake Gyllenhaal agonises, seethes and sweats his way through this (mostly) sleek, 91-minute-long thriller
Midnight Mass Is A Thoughtful, Thorough Examination Of Faith
Longtime fans of Mike Flanagan will spot many of his trademarks in the seven-episode show, which finds the writer-director at his most contemplative
Thalaivii, Now On Netflix, Is A Terrible Ode To A Cultural Superstar
The film’s Hindi version, now available on streaming, doesn’t suffer from an identity crisis so much as an all-out quality crisis
Kota Factory Season 2 Isn't As Sparkling As Season 1
What makes this series so watchable and relatable is that it locates and celebrates the humanity in this ordinariness
Kota Factory Season 2, On Netflix, Is A Pale Shadow Of Its Predecessor
It’s still watchable, of course, but you can see the change, you can see the posturing, you can see the emotions. And that’s not always a good thing
You S3 Trailer Talk: The Couple That Slays Together, Stays Together?
All episodes of the show, starring Penn Badgley and Victoria Pedretti, will release on Netflix on October 15
Abhishek Chaubey On His Standout Short From Netflix’s Ankahi Kahaniya
The director of Ishqiya and Udta Punjab on his new film, the charms of old Bombay, why short films are great news for filmmakers, and how art changes the world.
Ankahi Kahaniyan Is All Downhill After Abhishek Chaubey's Superb Short
Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari’s short doesn’t risk enough, while Saket Chaudhary’s film is as bizarre as it is banal
Schumacher Is A Lowly Backmarker In A Race Of Speedy F1 Documentaries
The ‘authorized biography’ unfurls like a sanitized profile – a tribute to a career we know too much about, and a generic ode to a family man nobody knows enough about
Lucifer Season 6, On Netflix, Is Safe And Self-Indulgent
Lucifer’s final sendoff is at best satisfactory, elevated by the performances of its cast and the finesse of its production
