Set in the 1960s, a con artist (played by Fleabag‘s Andrew Scott) is hired by a wealthy man to locate his son in Italy and return him to New York in this dark, cinematic psychological thriller adapted from Patricia Highsmith’s Tom Ripley novels, which were previously adapted into the 1999 The Talented Mr. Ripley. Dakota
While this new Netflix documentary might initially remind some of Kate McKinnon’s alien abduction sketches on SNL, even the cynics will sit up at some of the reveals — like the “21 feet that have come ashore” and the commentary from a former high-ranking national intelligence officer. The eight episodes cover everything from hauntings to
In what feels like a ripped-from-the-headlines comedy about the life of Mackenzie Scott (formerly Bezos), the workplace sitcom follows Molly (Maya Rudolph) as she gives away her fortune, becomes an increasingly public figure, and attempts to find love again …while resorting to a backslide with her ex. The new season is as escapist as the
The “final episodes” of the FX horror anthology about an actress (Emma Roberts) struggling to get pregnant while her career takes off…as something disturbing starts to target and her pursuit of motherhood. Prepare for more creepy, culturally commentative shock in the signature style of AHS — only with Kim Kardashian in a major role, along
A Fast Times at Ridgemont High for the early 90s midwestern kids, it follows two hustling teenage best friends who decide to get rich off the forgotten snack hut at their local pool, only to find their summer — and their friendship — upended by the arrival of the hot new female lifeguard in this
A satirical riff on Spike Lee’s reference to the “magical negro” stereotype in movies, the story follows a young artist named Aren who finds himself swept away to a top-secret society of Black people. Their role, for centuries, has been to placate uncomfortable white people by making their lives easier, and back in the modern
To save their relationship, a young couple take a vacation to a remote island retreat and soon realizes the plan is for a body swap ritual — where the goal is for everyone to experience life through fresh eyes in this romantic fantasy drama that’s been embraced by critics. From the New York Times: “What
A four-part docuseries that unravels the story behind the controversial addiction rehabilitation center Synanon, created as a drug-focused counterpart to AA, whose leader turned it into a religious cult — forcing vasectomies, abortions and divorces along with shaved heads and corporal punishment. To through the shocking accounts from former members and the daughter of
A two-part documentary about the legendary actor, comedian, and writer whose career and relevancy has spanned four generations. Divided into “Then,” a look back at Martin’s rise to fame and his decision to step away from stand-up comedy at age 35, followed by “Now,” which features Martin reflecting on his life and career in the
Inspired by the real-world “Homeless World Cup,” Bill Nighy stars as Mal, the manager of an English soccer team comprised of unhoused men, who believes that his talented but troubled new prospect (Micheal Ward) could lead them all the way to the championship. Uplifting and amusing, the dramedy was directed by Thea Sharrock (Me Before