Haunting offers a beautiful examination of love and the ways we hold onto what we’ve lost.

If nothing else, Have a Good Trip recenters this weirdness in our current reconception of psychedelia.

The script’s cleverest gambit is to blur our sense of what kind of movie we might be watching – a thriller about a haunted house or a portrait of the dehumanization of the refugee experience?

There’s a “just enough” quality to pretty much every facet of the series: the charm of its lead performances, the freshness of its jokes and storylines, the modest flourishes in its visuals and stunts.

At times, it feels like an impractical fable. But Netflix’s “Hollywood” is also an ambitious, well-crafted attempt to take control of the narrative, creating a vision of classic Hollywood that modern audiences can watch with a lot less shame and anger.

This excellent nine-episode docuseries explores extraordinary dwellings around the globe, from an airy, bespoke bamboo palace in Bali to a remarkably versatile 344-square-foot Hong Kong apartment