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Netflix Announce Premiere Of “Parasyte: The Grey” – From the Director of Train to Busan

Netflix continues adding to its ever-expanding K-horror library (Korean Horror). The latest addition is the series “Parasyte: The Grey,” based on the acclaimed manga “Patasyte” by Hitoshi Iwaaki. A Legacy of Horror Originally published from 1989 to 1994, the manga garnered widespread praise for its masterful blend of complex characters, philosophical themes, and a unique combination of body horror and dark humor. This manga has been translated into several adaptations. That includes a popular TV anime and two live-action films. Drawing inspiration from the source material, “Parasyte: The Grey” introduces a new narrative and characters. The series follows a group known as “Team Grey.” They are a clandestine organization dedicated to fighting a terrifying threat – parasitic creatures. At the helm of this new adaptation is director Yeon Sang-ho, renowned for crafting captivating horror narratives. You have probably seen his series “Hellbound” and the global phenomenon Train to Busan. He was behind both. “In my twenties, ‘Parasyte’ was a cornerstone

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 6, 2024

Netflix Rescues “The Tourist” and Releases Season Two

Fans of the gripping series “The Tourist” can rejoice! After its first season captivated audiences on HBO Max in 2022, the show was unfortunately canceled, leaving its future uncertain. However, Netflix stepped in to save the day, acquiring the rights for the second season. The first season introduced viewers to Elliot (Jamie Dornan), a man who awoke in the vast Australian outback with no recollection of his past. As he pieced together his fragmented memories, he navigated a dangerous web of secrets and conspiracies on a mission to uncover the truth. Picking Up Where We Left Off Season two embarks on a new chapter. Elliot, still grappling with amnesia, embarks on a personal quest to uncover the truth about his identity. This journey takes him back to his roots, leading him to explore the familiar yet enigmatic corners of his homeland. A Stellar Cast and Creative Team The series continues to be helmed by the talented duo of Harry and

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 1, 2024

Dive into These Movies and Series Coming to Netflix This March

Netflix is bringing a vibrant mix of titles to your screens this March, offering something for everyone. From captivating movies and documentaries to returning favorites and intriguing new series, here’s a glimpse into what awaits: Highlights: New Releases to Binge: March 1st: Dive into the existential musings of an astronaut in Spaceman, starring Adam Sandler, or explore the dark side of a disciplinary school in the docuseries The Program: Cons, Cults, and Kidnapping. March 8th: Witness Millie Bobby Brown slay dragons and fight for love in the medieval fantasy Damsel. March 14th: Celebrate the return of the hilarious Girls5eva for their third season, and catch up on the first two seasons while you’re at it. March 15th: Get ready for a bizarre twist in Chicken Nugget, where a woman travels through time and transforms into a fast-food staple. March 22nd: Witness the drama unfold in the second season of Buying Beverly Hills, featuring the aftermath of Kyle Richards and Mauricio

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 27, 2024

Dive into ‘The Abyss’ On Netflix

Brace yourself for a descent into the chilling depths of The Abyss, a new Swedish horror-thriller that arrives on Netflix on February 16th. Directed by Richard Holm, it’s a layered exploration of fear, resilience, and the darkness that lurks beneath the surface. Beyond the Ordinary: The Abyss is set in Kirunavaara, a seemingly ordinary town built upon the world’s largest underground mine. But normalcy quickly crumbles as the earth shifts, throwing its residents’ lives into chaos. Enter Frigga (Tuva Novotny), a determined security manager juggling the demands of her high-risk job and single motherhood. Now, amidst the collapsing ground and unsettling tremors, Frigga faces a desperate fight for survival for herself and her loved ones. Facing the Unseen: The Abyss isn’t just about physical dangers. As the earth unravels, unsettling secrets and strange occurrences emerge. The film masterfully blends horror with psychological suspense, leaving viewers questioning the very nature of reality and the terrifying unknown that lies beneath our feet.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 15, 2024

Nuclear Disaster Strikes in Netflix’s Explosive Series “The Days”

“The Days” Season 1 plunges you headfirst into the maelstrom of the Fukushima nuclear disaster, a chilling event that continues to resonate years later. This gripping series, helmed by horror maestro Hideo Nakata (“Ring”) and medical drama veteran Masaki Nishiura (“Code Blue”), isn’t just a factual retelling; it’s a multi-faceted human thriller that blends elements of “Chernobyl” and “Lost” with a uniquely Japanese perspective. Beyond the Headlines: Forget dry documentaries and sterile factual accounts. “The Days” throws you into the emotional heart of the crisis, following three distinct groups grappling with the unimaginable: Government officials: Thrust into a desperate scramble for solutions, they face immense pressure and impossible choices, their decisions carrying life-or-death consequences. Power company employees: Caught between loyalty and safety, they must make moral and technical choices with potentially catastrophic ramifications. Plant workers: Risking their lives on the front lines, they become the last line of defense against a silent, invisible threat. A Stellar Cast Brings Humanity to

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 15, 2024

Eddie Munson’s Past Explored In “Stranger Things: Flight of Icarus”

Fan-favorite metalhead Eddie Munson, played in season four of “Stranger Things” by Joseph Quinn, is getting his own story! This October, his backstory will be revealed in Stranger Things: Flight of Icarus, a new novel by Caitlin Schneiderhan. It will take us deep into Eddie’s past, two years before the events of Season 4. Published by Penguin Random House, this prequel promises a thrilling journey exploring the origins of the charismatic Hawkins outcast. Before the Upside Down: Flight of Icarus rewinds the clock to 1984, revealing a different side of Eddie. While Season 4 introduced him as the “nerdy lost sheep of Hawkins High,” the book delves into his hidden depths. We’ll see Eddie grappling with complex family dynamics and chasing a dream – a chance for musical glory with his band Corroded Coffin. However, fame doesn’t come cheap, and Eddie must make difficult choices, even resorting to his father’s questionable schemes, to finance his aspirations. From Misfit to Hero:

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 7, 2024

First Look: Netflix’s ‘Carry On’ Promises A Non-Stop Thrill Ride

Get ready for a heist with a thrilling twist! Netflix has unveiled the first glimpse at Carry On—the action-packed movie starring Taron Egerton (“Black Bird“) is arriving in 2024. Buckle up for a wild ride through airport security and blackmail schemes, all wrapped in a Christmas Eve setting in this Netflix Original. A Blackmailed Agent, a Dangerous Package: The official synopsis sets the stage: a young TSA agent named Ethan Kopek (played by Egerton) finds himself in a pressure cooker situation. A mysterious traveler (played by Jason Bateman) throws him a curveball – agree to smuggle a dangerous package onto a Christmas Eve flight or face the consequences. The clock is ticking, and the stakes are sky-high. Kopek is forced to play a desperate game of cat and mouse. Beyond Egerton and Bateman: A Great Cast: Egerton and Bateman aren’t flying solo. Sofia Carson, Danielle Deadwyler, Logan Marshall-Green, Josh Brener, Theo Rossi, Dean Norris, and Sinqua Walls are joining them

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 5, 2024

Is This the End of Ad-Free Streaming Services?

While Amazon Prime continues to add exciting titles and originals like the upcoming series “Malice” starring David Duchovny and the horror-thriller Trunk, they are also adding something else; ads and streaming subscribers are pissed. Streaming Giants No Longer Ad Free: Gone are the days of uninterrupted binge-watching. The golden age of ad-free streaming appears to be fading as major platforms like Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, and YouTube tighten their grip on ad revenue. This shift has sparked an outcry from users accustomed to seamless viewing experiences. But the financial allure of advertising proves irresistible for these giants. Subscribers Are Abandoning Ship: The first domino fell in January 2024. When Amazon Prime Video introduced limited ads to its streaming platform. Despite prior warnings, the move stung many who had already witnessed a 43% price hike in May 2023. The company justifies the change by citing the need to “continue investing in compelling content,” promising “meaningfully fewer ads” than traditional TV. However,

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 4, 2024

Here’s What’s Coming to Netflix in February (2024)

This February, Netflix is out to make sure you are entertained. With new films and series premiering, you are guaranteed to find something you will want to watch. So, settle in for a month filled with new movies and series, returning favorites, and classics you’ll want to watch again and again. February 1 American Assassin (2017) Anaconda (1997) Enough (2002) Fame after Fame (Season 1 – New Episodes) Netflix Original Fury (2014) How to Train Your Dragon 2 (2014) It (2017) Magic Mike’s Last Dance (2023) Moneyball (2011) Pacific Rim (2013) Resident Evil (2002) Resident Evil: Retribution (2012) Shortcomings (2023) Shot Caller (2017) Something’s Gotta Give (2003) S.W.A.T.: Under Siege (2017) The Great Gatsby (2013) The Tourist (Season 1) The Other Boleyn Girl (2008) The Vow (2012) Tom & Jerry (2021) Young Sheldon (Season 6) Waves (2019) X (2022) February 2 Let’s Talk About CHU (Season 1) Netflix Original Orion and the Dark (2024) Netflix Original Plus One (2019) Ready

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jan 30, 2024

Dive Into the Depths of Terror with ‘The Abyss’

Hold your breath and prepare to plunge into the chilling depths of The Abyss. The new Swedish horror-thriller will make you question the ground beneath your feet. It was directed by Richard Holm and co-written by Holm, Robin Sherlock Holm, and Nicola Sinclair. The film takes viewers on a harrowing journey into the depths of the Kiirunavaara mine. Viewers are transported to a seemingly ordinary town thrown into chaos as the earth begins to crumble. A Precarious Balancing Act At the center of the story is Frigga (played by Tuva Novotny), a security manager at the mine who must juggle the demands of her high-risk job and the challenges of being a single mother. However, as the ground beneath the town begins to shift, Frigga finds herself thrust into a desperate fight to save the ones she loves and herself. Facing the Unfathomable Frigga and the other residents must confront the physical dangers of the collapsing earth and the terrifying

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jan 29, 2024

More from Netflix

Netflix Announce Premiere Of “Parasyte: The Grey” – From the Director of Train to Busan

Netflix continues adding to its ever-expanding K-horror library (Korean Horror). The latest addition is the series “Parasyte: The Grey,” based on the acclaimed manga “Patasyte” by Hitoshi Iwaaki. A Legacy of Horror Originally published from 1989 to 1994, the manga garnered widespread praise for its masterful blend of complex characters, philosophical themes, and a unique combination of body horror and dark humor. This manga has been translated into several adaptations. That includes a popular TV anime and two live-action films. Drawing inspiration from the source material, “Parasyte: The Grey” introduces a new narrative and characters. The series follows a group known as “Team Grey.” They are a clandestine organization dedicated to fighting a terrifying threat – parasitic creatures. At the helm of this new adaptation is director Yeon Sang-ho, renowned for crafting captivating horror narratives. You have probably seen his series “Hellbound” and the global phenomenon Train to Busan. He was behind both. “In my twenties, ‘Parasyte’ was a cornerstone

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 6, 2024

Netflix Rescues “The Tourist” and Releases Season Two

Fans of the gripping series “The Tourist” can rejoice! After its first season captivated audiences on HBO Max in 2022, the show was unfortunately canceled, leaving its future uncertain. However, Netflix stepped in to save the day, acquiring the rights for the second season. The first season introduced viewers to Elliot (Jamie Dornan), a man who awoke in the vast Australian outback with no recollection of his past. As he pieced together his fragmented memories, he navigated a dangerous web of secrets and conspiracies on a mission to uncover the truth. Picking Up Where We Left Off Season two embarks on a new chapter. Elliot, still grappling with amnesia, embarks on a personal quest to uncover the truth about his identity. This journey takes him back to his roots, leading him to explore the familiar yet enigmatic corners of his homeland. A Stellar Cast and Creative Team The series continues to be helmed by the talented duo of Harry and

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 1, 2024

Dive into These Movies and Series Coming to Netflix This March

Netflix is bringing a vibrant mix of titles to your screens this March, offering something for everyone. From captivating movies and documentaries to returning favorites and intriguing new series, here’s a glimpse into what awaits: Highlights: New Releases to Binge: March 1st: Dive into the existential musings of an astronaut in Spaceman, starring Adam Sandler, or explore the dark side of a disciplinary school in the docuseries The Program: Cons, Cults, and Kidnapping. March 8th: Witness Millie Bobby Brown slay dragons and fight for love in the medieval fantasy Damsel. March 14th: Celebrate the return of the hilarious Girls5eva for their third season, and catch up on the first two seasons while you’re at it. March 15th: Get ready for a bizarre twist in Chicken Nugget, where a woman travels through time and transforms into a fast-food staple. March 22nd: Witness the drama unfold in the second season of Buying Beverly Hills, featuring the aftermath of Kyle Richards and Mauricio

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 27, 2024

Dive into ‘The Abyss’ On Netflix

Brace yourself for a descent into the chilling depths of The Abyss, a new Swedish horror-thriller that arrives on Netflix on February 16th. Directed by Richard Holm, it’s a layered exploration of fear, resilience, and the darkness that lurks beneath the surface. Beyond the Ordinary: The Abyss is set in Kirunavaara, a seemingly ordinary town built upon the world’s largest underground mine. But normalcy quickly crumbles as the earth shifts, throwing its residents’ lives into chaos. Enter Frigga (Tuva Novotny), a determined security manager juggling the demands of her high-risk job and single motherhood. Now, amidst the collapsing ground and unsettling tremors, Frigga faces a desperate fight for survival for herself and her loved ones. Facing the Unseen: The Abyss isn’t just about physical dangers. As the earth unravels, unsettling secrets and strange occurrences emerge. The film masterfully blends horror with psychological suspense, leaving viewers questioning the very nature of reality and the terrifying unknown that lies beneath our feet.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 15, 2024

Nuclear Disaster Strikes in Netflix’s Explosive Series “The Days”

“The Days” Season 1 plunges you headfirst into the maelstrom of the Fukushima nuclear disaster, a chilling event that continues to resonate years later. This gripping series, helmed by horror maestro Hideo Nakata (“Ring”) and medical drama veteran Masaki Nishiura (“Code Blue”), isn’t just a factual retelling; it’s a multi-faceted human thriller that blends elements of “Chernobyl” and “Lost” with a uniquely Japanese perspective. Beyond the Headlines: Forget dry documentaries and sterile factual accounts. “The Days” throws you into the emotional heart of the crisis, following three distinct groups grappling with the unimaginable: Government officials: Thrust into a desperate scramble for solutions, they face immense pressure and impossible choices, their decisions carrying life-or-death consequences. Power company employees: Caught between loyalty and safety, they must make moral and technical choices with potentially catastrophic ramifications. Plant workers: Risking their lives on the front lines, they become the last line of defense against a silent, invisible threat. A Stellar Cast Brings Humanity to

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 15, 2024

Eddie Munson’s Past Explored In “Stranger Things: Flight of Icarus”

Fan-favorite metalhead Eddie Munson, played in season four of “Stranger Things” by Joseph Quinn, is getting his own story! This October, his backstory will be revealed in Stranger Things: Flight of Icarus, a new novel by Caitlin Schneiderhan. It will take us deep into Eddie’s past, two years before the events of Season 4. Published by Penguin Random House, this prequel promises a thrilling journey exploring the origins of the charismatic Hawkins outcast. Before the Upside Down: Flight of Icarus rewinds the clock to 1984, revealing a different side of Eddie. While Season 4 introduced him as the “nerdy lost sheep of Hawkins High,” the book delves into his hidden depths. We’ll see Eddie grappling with complex family dynamics and chasing a dream – a chance for musical glory with his band Corroded Coffin. However, fame doesn’t come cheap, and Eddie must make difficult choices, even resorting to his father’s questionable schemes, to finance his aspirations. From Misfit to Hero:

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 7, 2024

First Look: Netflix’s ‘Carry On’ Promises A Non-Stop Thrill Ride

Get ready for a heist with a thrilling twist! Netflix has unveiled the first glimpse at Carry On—the action-packed movie starring Taron Egerton (“Black Bird“) is arriving in 2024. Buckle up for a wild ride through airport security and blackmail schemes, all wrapped in a Christmas Eve setting in this Netflix Original. A Blackmailed Agent, a Dangerous Package: The official synopsis sets the stage: a young TSA agent named Ethan Kopek (played by Egerton) finds himself in a pressure cooker situation. A mysterious traveler (played by Jason Bateman) throws him a curveball – agree to smuggle a dangerous package onto a Christmas Eve flight or face the consequences. The clock is ticking, and the stakes are sky-high. Kopek is forced to play a desperate game of cat and mouse. Beyond Egerton and Bateman: A Great Cast: Egerton and Bateman aren’t flying solo. Sofia Carson, Danielle Deadwyler, Logan Marshall-Green, Josh Brener, Theo Rossi, Dean Norris, and Sinqua Walls are joining them

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 5, 2024

Is This the End of Ad-Free Streaming Services?

While Amazon Prime continues to add exciting titles and originals like the upcoming series “Malice” starring David Duchovny and the horror-thriller Trunk, they are also adding something else; ads and streaming subscribers are pissed. Streaming Giants No Longer Ad Free: Gone are the days of uninterrupted binge-watching. The golden age of ad-free streaming appears to be fading as major platforms like Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, and YouTube tighten their grip on ad revenue. This shift has sparked an outcry from users accustomed to seamless viewing experiences. But the financial allure of advertising proves irresistible for these giants. Subscribers Are Abandoning Ship: The first domino fell in January 2024. When Amazon Prime Video introduced limited ads to its streaming platform. Despite prior warnings, the move stung many who had already witnessed a 43% price hike in May 2023. The company justifies the change by citing the need to “continue investing in compelling content,” promising “meaningfully fewer ads” than traditional TV. However,

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 4, 2024

Here’s What’s Coming to Netflix in February (2024)

This February, Netflix is out to make sure you are entertained. With new films and series premiering, you are guaranteed to find something you will want to watch. So, settle in for a month filled with new movies and series, returning favorites, and classics you’ll want to watch again and again. February 1 American Assassin (2017) Anaconda (1997) Enough (2002) Fame after Fame (Season 1 – New Episodes) Netflix Original Fury (2014) How to Train Your Dragon 2 (2014) It (2017) Magic Mike’s Last Dance (2023) Moneyball (2011) Pacific Rim (2013) Resident Evil (2002) Resident Evil: Retribution (2012) Shortcomings (2023) Shot Caller (2017) Something’s Gotta Give (2003) S.W.A.T.: Under Siege (2017) The Great Gatsby (2013) The Tourist (Season 1) The Other Boleyn Girl (2008) The Vow (2012) Tom & Jerry (2021) Young Sheldon (Season 6) Waves (2019) X (2022) February 2 Let’s Talk About CHU (Season 1) Netflix Original Orion and the Dark (2024) Netflix Original Plus One (2019) Ready

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jan 30, 2024

Dive Into the Depths of Terror with ‘The Abyss’

Hold your breath and prepare to plunge into the chilling depths of The Abyss. The new Swedish horror-thriller will make you question the ground beneath your feet. It was directed by Richard Holm and co-written by Holm, Robin Sherlock Holm, and Nicola Sinclair. The film takes viewers on a harrowing journey into the depths of the Kiirunavaara mine. Viewers are transported to a seemingly ordinary town thrown into chaos as the earth begins to crumble. A Precarious Balancing Act At the center of the story is Frigga (played by Tuva Novotny), a security manager at the mine who must juggle the demands of her high-risk job and the challenges of being a single mother. However, as the ground beneath the town begins to shift, Frigga finds herself thrust into a desperate fight to save the ones she loves and herself. Facing the Unfathomable Frigga and the other residents must confront the physical dangers of the collapsing earth and the terrifying

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jan 29, 2024
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