This article contains spoilers from seasons 1-3 of “You.” Based on the book series written by Caroline Kepnes, “You” first came to life as a TV series in 2018. The first season quickly became a success, as many viewers became obsessed with the main character Joe Goldberg, played by Penn Badgely, and his psychotic approach to finding — and keeping — love.
Read moreAfter not finding love on previous Netflix reality shows they participated in, 23 singles are looking for another chance in Netflix’s new dating show, “Perfect Match.” In this mega-dating series, fan favorites from a wide range of unscripted dating and reality shows are coming together on a tropical island for another shot at love.
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Guillermo del Toro is a popular Mexican director, author and actor. Having won six Academy Awards in the past 15 years, del Toro has made his mark as a filmmaker. Some of his most famous works include “The Shape of Water,” “Pan’s Labyrinth” and his most recent movie, “Nightmare Alley.” Many are anticipating his newest film — which is coming to Netflix in early December — “Pinocchio.”
Read moreTwo months after the death of Queen Elizabeth II, season five of “The Crown” came to Netflix on Nov. 9. The long-awaited season arrived two years after season four and continues the show’s chronological march into the Queen’s senior years.
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A Korean drama called ‘Squid Game’ recently smashed Neftlix’s records, becoming the most streamed Netflix original of all time. Students give their thoughts on the show.
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“Squid Game” is taking Netflix by storm, and there’s more reasons than one for why this should be your next binge.
Read moreHow USD Alumna Bayardo De Murguia worked his way to land a role on the brand new Netflix series “Tiny Pretty Things” Taylor DeGuzman / Arts & Culture Editor / The USD Vista “Ever since I was little, my dad always told me, ‘Son, work hard and be a good […]
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While USD students are practicing social distancing and staying indoors during this time, it’s fair to assume that some may be looking to add a new movie or show to their repertoire.
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