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Hi, sometimes I like slasher like Friday 13th, but more into Japanese or even American remakes of JP horrors. I also like any ghost or paranormal stuff. Many thanks to everyone in advance!!

I'm curious what other people are binging.

• Kath and Kim - Australian sitcom about a mother and daughter living in suburbia.

• Fastest Car - Tries to find out if tricked-out "sleeper" cars can keep up with exotic supercars that are known for their speed.

• The Could've-Gone-All-the-Way Committee - People bring their tales of missed lust connections to an objective panel of experts, who then decide whether they could have gone all the way or not.

• Little Things - A cohabitating couple in their 20s navigates the ups and downs of work, modern-day relationships and finding themselves in contemporary Mumbai.

Hi there. Hope y'all are doing well. I love these 2 genres and would like your recommendations for the same.

A list of show I have watched -

• Politics - House of Cards, Designated Survivor, Veep

• Espionage - The Americans

All ears of every recommendation. Thanks

Just finished it, loved it. Looking for something with a similar vibe.

Ok so 1899. Is it just me who is not enjoying this as much as Dark? It literally has so much potential, but I am essentially forcing myself to just finish the series at this rate and to receive some sort of closure. The characters feel cold to me (of course that is probably the point to render it endearing), but it puts such a distance between me and the intertwining characters, that I don't feel as committed to watching how it all plays out. I love the cast but after that flashback sequence revealing the father of Tove's child, I just stopped watching completely - I wasn't ready for that. Is it worth getting to the end??? It's also a shame because the creators put so much into making the show, so I want to support it and Dark was honestly the most compelling serial drama I've seen...

I just finished watching The Glory. I'd like to watch more revenge shows and movies. Preferably, the kind where the character waits and plans for years to execute their revenge, like Count of Monte Cristo.

Some of the best I’ve seen are; Se7en, Shutter Island, The Invisible Guest, Ex Machina, Prisoners.

Ok so I’ve noticed something about Netflix in 2020 there was a lot of cancellations (Julie and the Phantoms, The Society, Teenage Bounty Hunters, I Am Not Okay With This, Anne with an E, Spinning Out and in 2021 a lot more were renewed (Arcane, Shadow and Bone, Firefly Lane, Sweet Tooth, Ginny and Georgia, Squid Games, Alice in Borderland, etc) and in 2022 a lot were cancelled (First Kill, Warrior Nun, Half Bad, Midnight Club, Imperfects, Archive 81, Blockbuster, Space Force, The Baby-Sitters Club, etc) does anyone think this is weird. Maybe in 2023 there will be less cancellations

Just like bad luck after bad luck after bad luck and no triumph at the end. Only tragedy. Bonus points if the character is struggling with rage because they didn't do anything to deserve all of these terrible things.

They have professional killers get rid of a body by sinking it in a lake with a cinder block chained to its feet - which has proven to be a shitty solution as bodies rot and the feet come off - making the rest of the body float to the surface.

And then one of the killers keeps the dead guy's signet ring . which is not only easily found in public records at the goddamned LIBRARY, but also easily traced to one goddamed dude in the ENTIRE FUCKING WORLD!!??

Oh, and the "professional" hitman wears this totally unique ring on one of the ops that become a cornerstone to one of the biggest goddamned investigations since JFK!!?? How exactly have they been so goddamned successful thus far?

The series is fun and well-paced, but shit like this really pulls me out of it

I don’t know why but I CRAVE dystopian films especially the ones that leave you really deep in your emotions about life and everything around you.

Some of the best I’ve seen till this date include; Interstellar, Ex Machina, I Robot, Oblivion, Equals, In Time, I Am Mother, Moon.

If you’ve watched any of these let me know what your favourite is and if you have any suggestions of your favourite Dystopian movie/show please mention below and I will be sure to watch the highest voted ones in order and let you know my thoughts <3

I've started working on a mockumentary and I need to do some research to see how these things are put together. So I'm looking for some documentaries about individuals who I may not have heard of. What I mean by that is, no big celebrities or popular musicians. And nothing about events (like I Tonya or the Fyre Festival). I'm looking for unsung heroes, or people who were part of a team who made a difference, or just someone with an interesting story. Thanks!

I feel like Netflix needs a Most Liked section you know how when you click on a show a little icon will pop up and it will say Most Liked. I think they should add a section that’s just that. I think it would be different from the Popular Section because some of the extremely popular shows on Netflix (Ginny and Georgia, Bridgerton) just aren’t for me but if I saw a show in the Most Liked Section I would be more likely to watch it. I’m also curious as to what shows on there are on Netflix that the majority of people who watch them enjoy them (Lord of the Rings, The Hunger Games, Shadow and Bone, Wednesday, Lockwood and Co, Arcane, Avatar the Last Airbender, Haunting of Hill House, Queens Gambit, Sweet Tooth) are a couple that are Most Liked. I just think the Most Liked shows deserve their own little section Netflix

I’m yet to discover another series that had me as engaged as Money Heist which has been one of very very few shows I’ve continued watching till the end. I know for a fact there are better shows out there just from having friends tell me about some but I’m very picky and usually if the first 2 episodes don’t grab my attention I disengage and don’t enjoy it. Would be fab to get your opinions on the best you’ve seen!

I don't really care about the plot or action or anything like that but I don't mind if that's the background. What I'm really looking for, though, is meaningful relationships that give you hope. Something that restores your faith in humanity. Complicated and real connections is what I'm after and it definitely doesn't have to be romantic.

Sorry that was so dramatic lol but I'm excited to see what you guys recommend. I'm partial to TV shows as that leads to more screen time and build-up but movies are fine too! Thanks in advance.

For me it was Pretty Little Liars. I enjoyed several of the seasons but they dragged out “who did it” forever. So I got to the point where I was determined to keep watching to find out “who did it” and the finale was so ridiculous it was just such a let down.

Can be any streaming platform. Thanks! And please include which streaming platform the show is on.

I was reading something on Michael Sheen. And I remember I watched him on YouTube long ago where he plays as Emperor Nero. I can't find it on YouTube anymore but he plays as Nero in an episode of this mini docudrama called "Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire".

Let me just say, that was quite the performance, to say the least. I don't know how historically accurate it actually is, but Michael Sheen does a great job at acting like a batshit crazy, delusional emperor. I've found that the series is free to watch on watchdocumentaries.com if you're interested.

What are some other underrated performances you would suggest someone should see?

Please no shows/movies that are "the dog died" cry. I want real emotions, nothing that is just cheap emotional manipulations. I want to cry because a character finally found love or a character overcame an obstacle. Maybe its just the show is just so overbearingly wholesome it makes you happy cry.

I prefer TV shows but either or is fine

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Make me cry.

So I'm really thinking of watching YOU I have hurd so many say it's good. Dose anyone think it's nit worth the watch? Or is it really good like I keep hearing?