Josh Lezmi

You’ll need a cold shower after watching these Netflix originals (maybe even between episodes). There’s nothing wrong with wanting a little passion in your TV viewing experience.

Halloween decorations are slowly disappearing from front porches — skeletons and witches are back in the garage — and frightful films are starting to lose steam as we transition into Turkey Lurkey Time.

Though Tim Burton’s 1992 superhero flick Batman Returns was controversial upon its release — with many noting that it was too dark and gritty for the young demographic marketed to — Michelle Pfeiffer’s Catwoman was universally praised.

As Henry Wadsworth Longfellow famously said, “Music is the universal language of mankind,” for it connects us, inspires us, fills us with grief, or instills us with hope.

Let it go. Let it go. You can hear the tweens belt it low-ow-owd. Let it go. Let it go. They’ll never be on pi-itch.

The 2010 film Burlesque starring Christina Aguilera and Cher was condemned as a flat, poorly acted, and cliched camp disaster upon its release.

Despite airing its series finale over 30 years ago, The Golden Girls remains one of the most famous sitcoms to date.

The 2023 film Robots is yet another AI-themed movie — a sci-fi subgenre that seems to be experiencing a resurgence alongside the widespread release of ChatGPT — following in the footsteps of The Creator, M3gan, Heart of Stone, and Mission:…

Adam Sandler voices Leo the Lizard in the Netflix original animated film that offers character-driven comedy and compassion in equal parts.

Widely regarded as one of HBO’s best original series, Six Feet Under is finally streaming on Netflix.

There’s nothing like young love. The perfect mix of raging hormones, naiveté, and romance is equal parts endearing and cringeworthy.

Master of Horror Wes Craven filmed A Nightmare on Elm Street with an estimated budget of 1.1 million, and the film went on to gross 57 million worldwide.

Those involved in ‘The Legend of Zelda’ movie have a mighty task ahead of them. The Legend of Zelda is one of the most popular and enduring video game franchises in existence.

Netflix is home to so many movies that some of the streamer’s most impressive original films have slipped through the cracks.

With Thanksgiving just around the corner and a brisk chill in the night air, the holiday season is finally upon us.

Among the ranks of Netflix’s neverending library are several movies based on true stories. Whether biographical accounts of monarchs or gangsters, the platform has produced its fair share of real-life dramatizations.

From wisecracking quipsters and drunken flirts to sassy and spirited ladies, the best sitcoms feature female characters who leave us bowled over in hysterics.

Sophia Petrillo (Estelle Getty) epitomized a comeback queen in The Golden Girls. With a tongue that wouldn’t quit and a no-filter approach to life, she said whatever thought came prancing through her mind.