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At the same time as he stars in one of the big box office hits of the month, the Colleen Hooveradaptation Verity, Josh Hartnettalso leads the biggest show currently on Netflix. The six-episode miniseries Below, written and created by The Umbrella Academy’s Jesse McKeown, has stolen the top spot on the Netflix charts in America…

Josh Hartnett stars in Netflix’s limited series Below, and according to critics, it’s a worthwhile add to any spooky season watchlist. While a few critics find the pacing objectionable, most agree Below brings a new thrill to the genre and provides pertinent criticisms about resettlement and climate change. Hartnett provides a standout performance as a…

Betrayal, turnabout, an inevitable departure, genuine surprises, a spot-on Roy Kent impression and cryptic clues about what’s next for the Ted Lasso gang all abound in the season finale of Apple’s hit sports dramedy. Each character’s fate gets either a satisfying-enough conclusion or a suitable lead-in to a yet-to-be-announced season five at AFC Richmond. (Yes,…

Prepare to be reintroduced to Carry White. As horror fans already know, the telekinetic teenager was created by Stephen King and adapted for the screen multiple times, including the 1976Sissy Spacek film. This time, Mike Flanagan is bringing her back in a different way for his new miniseries, Carrie, on Prime Video.

Ted Lassoclosed out season 4 on a melancholic note. Although the fan-favorite football coach is known for his comical charm, the show hasn’t shied away from tackling difficult issues, such as depression, anxiety and loss. And this season hit viewers with one character’s devastating demise. But it also delves deeper into Ted’s background and the…