How Netflix’s Untamed Ends | TIME
Warning: This post contains spoilers for Untamed. The temptation is strong to classify Untamed, the new series from screenwriter Mark L. Smith and his daughter...
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How Netflix’s Twisty Drama Delirium Ends
On a quiet day in Bogotá in the early 1980s, university professor Fernando Aguilar (Juan Pablo Raba) returns from a short trip to find his...
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Breaking Down the Bloody Ending of Netflix’s Wall to Wall
In his 2023 feature film debut Unlocked, writer-director Kim Tae-joon used a cat-and-mouse serial killer premise to lay bare our modern dependence on smartphones. In...
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‘Apocalypse in the Tropics’ and the Far Right of Brazil
In the opening shot of Apocalypse in the Tropics, the camera pans across a cracked canvas on which a group of nude figures, all with...
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Breaking Down the Gripping Ending of Under a Dark Sun
Under a Dark Sun, a new French miniseries from Netflix, ends on a series of revelations that bring closure to the central mystery, while exposing...
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How Queen Victoria Became the Biggest Drug Dealer of All Time
Who was the most notorious drug kingpin of all time? You might think it was Pablo Escobar, or maybe El Chapo—but you’d be wrong. More...
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‘Mr. Robot’ Has Only Gotten Better With Time
Starting today, the USA Network drama Mr. Robot is available to stream on Netflix. It’s a great time to introduce a new wave of viewers...
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The True Story Behind Attack on London: Hunting the 7/7 Bombers
On July 7, 2005, a terrorist attack unfolded in London when four separate suicide bombers set off explosives across the city. Three bombs detonated in...
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Breaking Down the Heartfelt Ending of Our Unwritten Seoul
Warning: This post contains spoilers for the ending of Our Unwritten Seoul. For a K-drama series that begins with a somewhat outlandish twin-swap conceit, Our...
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Jamie Lee Curtis on Her Big Moment in ‘The Bear’ Season 4
Jamie Lee Curtis manifested her role on The Bear. She remembers watching the show’s first episode—specifically a scene between Carmen “Carmy” and Natalie, when the...
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Eva Victor on ‘Sorry, Baby’ and the Language of Trauma
Pop culture has come a long way from 1980s cinema’s deployment of sexual assault as a gag (a la John Hughes’ Sixteen Candles). But the...
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‘Outrageous’ and the True Story of Sir Oswald Mosley
Eagle-eyed viewers of Outrageous, BritBox’s new historical drama about the six real-life Mitford sisters’ wildly diverging political views at the onset of World War II,...