Just before Halloween, Netflix conjured up a series worthy of the spooky season. The streaming service welcomed its new horror series ‘The Fall of the House of Usher.’
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In American Horror Story: Delicate, The Future is The Ultimate Fear
American Horror Story’s new season shows the terrors of motherhood and fertilty.
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‘Loki’ Has Lost Its Sense of Urgency and Purpose
The new season of Loki doesn’t have a strong direction going forward.
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‘The Golden Bachelor’ Returns the Series To Its Roots
The energetic party atmosphere of this new iteration of The Bachelor series is a much-needed cultural reset.
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‘Sex Education’ Ends on Surprising but Satisfying Note
The hit British comedy drama’s fourth and final season was released on Sept. 21 and is already back at No. 4 on Netflix’s list of the top 10 TV shows in the United States.
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‘The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon’ is a Tribute to a Failing Franchise’s Revival
The Walking Dead has long overstayed its welcome as a pop culture staple, but like a zombie, it’s back from the dead with Daryl Dixon. The new spinoff show serves as a needed franchise reset.
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‘Planet Sex’ Brings Honesty and Humor to a Taboo Topic
Cara Delevingne explores society’s relation to sexuality and different cultural relations to sex in her new Hulu series.
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Joe Goldberg’s Tired Plotlines Disappoint in ‘You’ Season Four, Part 1
Joe Goldberg’s character has become too predictable after four seasons of repetitive plot.
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‘The Last of Us’ Showcases Unique Apocalypse Visuals in a Familiar Story
The Last of Us, HBO’s new show based on the PlayStation video game, is authentic and visually unique in its portrayal of post-apocalyptic Boston.
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‘The Sex Lives of College Girls’ Returns With Closer Insight Into Each Character’s Story
Season two of ‘The Sex Lives of College Girls’ provides further insight into the implications of a lack of social life for students.
