The Netflix documentary series ‘Dirty Money’ delves into the nature of costly crime and a few of the more notable examples.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Mosaic’ Presents Masterfully Fractured Murder-Mystery
‘Mosaic,’ an HBO murder mystery experience, experiments with an interactive app for viewers to follow along with the enthralling plot-line.
Review, Television, Arts
‘Electric Dreams’ Leaves Viewers Hopeful for the Future
‘Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams’ feeds humanity’s obsession with the future with well-known actors and philosophical ideas.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Black Mirror’ Season Four Retains Quality, Escalates Dread
Season four of ‘Black Mirror’ maintains the high level of quality and innovative ideas that the rest of the series has featured while increasing the existential thread viewers have come to expect.
Review, Television, Arts
‘Punisher’ Depicts Dark Origins, Graphic Adventures
Gratuitous violence and unbridled revenge dominate the Netflix series, which carries the show through its underdeveloped plot.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Alias Grace’ Tackles Psychological, Patriarchal Horrors
As the heroines struggle to reclaim their reputations and freedom, the miniseries captivates viewers with twisted psychological edge.
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Back into the Upside Down, ‘Stranger Things’ Evolves
‘Stranger Things’ gets darker and more sinister, while keeping the nostalgia and intrigue up to rival the first season.
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‘Mindhunter’ Investigates Psychology of Serial Killers and Viewer’s Obsessions
‘Mindhunter’ delves into the age of serial killers to comb their minds for motivation, while also discussing the obsession members of the public had for these murderers.
Arts, Television, Review
Amazon’s ‘Lore’ Explores Creepy, Haunted Nature of Podcast Subjects
Originally a podcast, ‘Lore’ explores creepy and sometimes horrific urban legends in an episodic format.
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Why ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Continues to Thrive
A medical drama in its 14th season, ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ continues to thrive on its balance of sharp humor and resilient characters to sustain fans.
