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Stalking, social media and how the Netflix hit “You” has effects in real life
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The Netflix show You has taken over Twitter conversation and has amassed a dedicated following of 40 million viewers who can’t get enough of
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“Black Mirror: Bandersnatch” is full of surprise twist and turns
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Black Mirror, the British science fiction anthology series that portrays dark depictions of an alternate present-day and near future, surprised Netflix viewers with a
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“The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina” charms Netflix audiences
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On Oct. 26, the long anticipated The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina premiered on Netflix. Though it may not be the horror fix you’re looking
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Netflix film review: The Package
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Have you ever been scrolling though Netflix and see something that makes you go “Hmm, I wonder if that’s any good,” but then you
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Sierra Burgess Netflix film is problematic
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After the success of To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, Netflix seemed to be hitting it out of the park in the teen
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Subscription services that are useful and budget friendly for students
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I’m always hesitant to spend money on an app or a subscription service, since you never know how well it will work out and
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Black Mirror: A reflection of the modern world?
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This morning I saw Pizza Hut tweet a picture of their concept for a fully autonomous delivery vehicle. Shortly after this went out, the
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Allegations against Kevin Spacey push actor out of House of Cards
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On Oct. 29, Anthony Rapp flooded Twitter with accusations of assault directed toward actor Kevin Spacey. Later the same day, Spacey released a statement
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The big screen, the small screen and the in-between
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There’s a method of filmmaking called cinéma vérité – true cinema. The form refers to a specific method of taking natural bits of life
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Netflix boycott due to “Dear White People” reinforces the importance of upcoming television adaptation
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Hey Netflix, by now you must have noticed the intense backlash that has been generated from the trailer to the upcoming series based on
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