Pinocchio – Del Toro’s Vision of a classic fairytale
It took a full 10 years of development for Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio to hit…
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Stranger Things – Season 4 (Part 1)
The wait has finally ended, after three years, our beloved Stranger Things returns with the…
Post Mortem – No one dies in Skarnes: review of the first season
Directed by Harald Zwart, Post Mortem – No one Dies in Skarnes premiered in 2021…
The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window
The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window is…
Single All The Way: we got it!
Single All The Way is Netflix’s first holiday LGBTQ+ rom-com. It was released on December…
Too Close for Christmas: huh?!
Too Close for Christmas is a 2020 Christmas rom-com only recently released on Netflix Italia….
The Holiday Calendar: forgettably frustrating
The Holiday Calendar tries to bring a more magical approach to the standard rom-com fare….
Holidate: when appearances don’t matter
Holidate is almost not a Christmas romcom. Released in 2020, it comes across as a…
Love Hard: hard to understand
Love Hard is the big Netflix Christmas header of the year. With a name that…
Locke & Key: review of the second season
The Keyhouse opens its doors to a second season. Locke & Key, released on Netflix…
You: review of the third season
On October 15, Netflix released the third season of You. Immediately enjoying great success, Joe…
Brand New Cherry Flavor: horror minisiries review
Based on the novel by Todd Grimson, one of the latest Netflix productions has arrived…
Lucifer, worthy ending or missed opportunity?
When it first hit the screen as a new and controversial FOX TV show almost…
Castlevania: review of the fourth season
The anxious wait is over. Finally, on Netflix, the fourth and final season of the…
Ragnarok: review of the second season
After a long wait, the second season of the Nordic series Ragnarok has arrived on…
The Irregulars: review of the first season
On March 26, 2021, a new show appeared on Netflix, quickly capturing a place in…
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina – When Teen Drama meets Lovecraft
With its fourth season, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina comes to an end, leaving throngs of fans…
Dash & Lily – review
Dash & Lily is a new Netflix TV show with a classic premise for the romantic…
Rose Island – Review
Rose Island tells a sort of fable it is hard to believe is based on…
We Are Who We Are – Review
With such an impactful cinematographic personality like Luca Guadagnino developing it, We Are Who We Are is…
Ratched: review of the first season
From the classic atmospheres of the 1950s in the United States, a new series by…
The Haunting of Bly Manor – spoiler-free review
The Haunting of Bly Manor is the second story in the horror anthology by Netflix…
Enola Holmes, a new story for an old character
Enola Holmes opens the doors of the mystery genre for a new audience and gives…
The Umbrella Academy – questions after season two
The second season of The Umbrella Academy left everyone in awe, not only for the…
The Umbrella Academy – season two review
The Umbrella Academy season two: a one-year-and-a-half wait, but was it worth it? I swear…
The Umbrella Academy – season one & a look to the future
The Umbrella Academy, a streaming event that many hope will be a repeated success. The…
Warrior Nun: review of the first season
Warrior Nun, a TV series that goes beyond the laws of science and surpasses the…
The Old Guard
The Old Guard, just another action movie about superheroes or a story with a lot…
You: review of the first and the second season
You, a word that means everything. Three letters that contain within them a world of…
Freud: review of the first season
Sigmund Freud is a character who never particularly fascinated me; but, for his historic and…
Vampires: review of the first season
Still them, the vampires, with a new Netflix series that tries to identify them. Another…
