Nostalgia may be in style right now, but few modern horror movies capture the essence of classics from the 1980s. They might doggedly attempt to emulate the vibe, but I can always clock everything that […]
Daily Archives: October 29, 2024
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Netflix has tapped veteran advertising exec Nicolle Pangis to lead their growing sales efforts in U.S. and Canada. Her role at the streaming giant, VP of Advertising, had been vacant since Peter Naylor exited the […]
Looking for the perfect horror movie this Halloween? Look no further than Tubi, the free streaming service that has exploded in popularity over the past year, thanks to its massive collection of new and old TV shows […]
Short-form video is, of course, all the rage. Why sit down to watch a two-and-a-half-hour YouTube essay when you could watch 300 30-second videos in a row? Now, even Netflix wants in on the game—sort […]
Eyeing ESPN Plus? The Disney-owned sports streaming service recently hiked prices, but it’s offering a deal to new and returning subscribers. On Oct. 17, ESPN Plus’ monthly price rose from $11 to $12, and its […]
Paramount+ is giving subscribers plenty to be thankful for in November. Next month, the streamer’s mountain of content is set to grow even higher with the arrival of dozens of new additions, including a new […]
Movie streaming giant Netflix has rolled out a new feature called Moments on the mobile app. If you’re watching something and there’s a part you love, just tap a button to save that exact scene […]
Don’t Move had a monster premiere weekend on Netflix, raking in 20.2M views in the just few days following its October 25 debut. That put it at the top of the English-language films list for […]
Netflix has found a new leader for its North American advertising business. The streaming giant has hired Nicolle Pangis to be its VP of advertising, overseeing sales for the U.S. and Canada. Pangis was most […]
Looking for a scary movie this October? Look no further than Hulu! Subscribers getting ready to cozy up on the couch and dim the lights for a Halloween movie marathon can delve deep into Hulu’s […]
Image: Universal Netflix will bring even more Universal films to its lineup thanks to a new deal that will send the studio’s live-action movies to the streamer starting in 2027. Under the agreement, Universal and […]
Netflix’s chief communications officer Rachel Whetstone and global public policy VP Dean Garfield are leaving the company. The moves come as co-CEO Ted Sarandos seeks to streamline the positions into a newly created role of […]
Netflix and Universal have renewed their licensing deal for animated films, including Illumination and DreamWorks titles, adding U.S. rights to live-action Universal and Focus releases starting in 2027. Universal Filmed Entertainment Group releases will continue […]
Most of us know Michael Cera as the dorky friend or romantic interest brimming with awkwardness. But despite being a bit of an oddball, it’s easy to root for him and the characters he portrays, […]
EXCLUSIVE: In a significant changing of the guard in Netflix‘s senior executive ranks, Chief Communications Officer Rachel Whetstone and Global Public Policy VP Dean Garfield are leaving the company. The news has just been shared […]
Renewed interest in the case involving Lyle and Erik Menendez has reportedly turned the family’s former mansion into an unintended tourist trap, with the Beverly Hills Police receiving 18 calls in the last month concerning […]
Conservative commentator Matt Walsh poses, Borat-style, as an aspiring anti-racism campaigner in order to skewer the diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) industry in satirical documentary “Am I Racist?”. A toe-curling smash hit at the U.S. […]
No need to wait for Black Friday deals — the Fire TV Stick 4K Max just hit a price worth jumping on, right as Amazon discontinues its basic model. Right now, the Fire TV Stick […]
Bart Simpson may soon have a new catchphrase in his repertoire: “Don’t have a Cowboy, man.” The Walt Disney Co., the NFL and ESPN and teaming up to debut another animated alternative broadcast of an […]
Do Patti (Two Cards) is a film with an identity crisis, in that neither director Shashanka Chaturvedi nor writer/co-producer Kanika Dhillon seem to be entirely sure of its primary instinct. Is it a twisted tale […]