Netflix’s latest addition to its slew of “true story” dramas is “Apple Cider Vinegar” — a limited series based on the story of Belle Gibson, a health influencer who pretended to have brain...

“The Perfect Couple” is an entertaining but ultimately imperfect dive into the world of mystery and romance. Adapted from the best-selling novel by Elin Hilderbrand, Netflix’s newest mystery...

When I opened my computer to watch Netflix’s newest YA book-to-film adaptation “Uglies,” I sighed in dread. Another YA adaptation with Joey King? I could only picture King’s tragic thumbs-up...

As an enthusiastic reader of Greek and Roman mythology, I had never once imagined Zeus with an immaculate taste in tracksuits. Or as Jeff Goldblum. “Kaos,” a new TV series created by Charlie Covell,...

I can’t remember the last time I was this frustrated watching a movie. At its core, “Damsel” has a good movie in it, and, given the opportunity, it shines. This film feels like it was trying...

A cheap copy of Nickelodeon’s childhood classic, Netflix’s “Avatar: The Last Airbender” is a tragedy. Netflix’s live-action adaptation of the beloved graphic novels and animated series portrays...

Season 2 of “Break Point,” the Netflix docudrama series that follows the lives of several top players on the professional tennis tour, was released Jan. 10. Here are my grades for the final three episodes. For...

“Get on Your Knees,” a new Netflix comedy special written and produced by Georgetown alumnus Jacqueline Novak (COL ’04), has broken the barriers of feminine purity culture while simultaneously...

What’s so funny about cancer, heart attacks and an impending sense of your own doom? Mike Birbiglia (COL ’00), back for his fifth Netflix special, is here to tell you. Filmed in the Lincoln...

★★★★☆ After four seasons of quirky characters, irreverent humor and surprisingly deep philosophical insights, the Netflix original comedy-drama “Sex Education” has come to an end. Although...

★★★★★ Leaving the wealthy suburbs of Madre Linda, Calif., season four of Netflix’s hit show “YOU” takes protagonist Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) out of the sun and into the cold rainy...

★★★★☆ The “unfilmable” comic book has finally made it to the small screen, and to the surprise of many, it soars.  First released in 1989, “The Sandman” is widely considered...