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Bad Vegan takes a deep dive into crimes committed by restaurateur, Sarma Melngailis

Netflix Releases New Docuseries, Bad Vegan (PODCAST)

Millie Garstka, Sophomore Staff Writer
March 29, 2022
Ava Michelle stars as Jodi Kreyman in Tall Girl 2.

Tall Girl 2: Another unneeded sequel

Olivia Payne, Sophomore Staff Writer
February 18, 2022
Simon Leviev, more commonly known as the Tinder Swindler, is the subject of Netflixs newest true crime documentary of the same name.

The “Tinder Swindler” takes advantage of women across Europe

Olivia Book , Junior Staff Writer
February 16, 2022
I did watch Hype House while I was quarantining and had exhausted all of the other options on Netflix. I knew YouTubers and TikTokers existed, but this was an eye opening experience…and not in the best way, said English teacher Sara Moses.

“Hype House”: Where’s the hype?

Olivia Payne, Sophomore Staff Writer
February 3, 2022
The widely anticipated third season of Netflix’s You, released on October 15, highlighted the inevitability of falling out of love and what happens when you are stuck in a loveless marriage.

“You” and the paradox of a loveless marriage

Raquelle Elson, Managing Editor
December 9, 2021
Mike Flanagans Midnight Mass is a limited series, meaning there will only be one season of the horror show.

Midnight Mass: An Intersection of Faith and Horror

Aurelia Rich, Sophomore Staff Writer
October 27, 2021
Squid Game features a large cast who play in deadly childhood games.

Squid Game: A hit on the charts and in American hearts

Olivia Payne, Sophomore Staff Writer
October 18, 2021
Netflixs new show MAID stars Margaret Qualley as a homeless mother who will do anything for her child.

Netflix’s MAID: lots of good and barely any bad

Eleanor Amoriello, Senior Staff Writer
October 11, 2021
Students watch drama unfold in Beverly Hills.

The line between real and produced reality television

Eleanor Amoriello, Senior Staff Writer
September 14, 2021
As Netflix integrates the usage of weekly releases for their original shows, uses are left pondering the future of binge culture.

The Death of Binge Culture

Raquelle Elson, Managing Editor
August 27, 2021
Shows such as netflix’s “Ginny & Georgia” are often criticized, despite the fact that they were clearly made for casual, not critical, viewing.

In Defense of Poorly Written Television

Raquelle Elson, Sophomore Staff Writer
March 30, 2021
Riot grrrl zines and culture were most prevalent in the 90s, but recently experienced somewhat of a resurge with new groups gaining traction on the internet.

Netflix’s “Moxie” Movie Review

Isabel Bequer, Sophomore Staff Writer
March 17, 2021
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