Web Series Review
Web Series Review From Around The World A web series review is similar to a movie review, but with some key adaptations to account for the episodic nature of the format. Here’s a breakdown of what a web series review typically offers:
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Last Samurai Standing Review: A New “Squid Game” On Netflix and No One Has Noticed!
Here’s a new one on Netflix, Squid Game,” and no one noticed. It’s called “Last Samurai Standing” and it’s a…
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The Crystal Cuckoo Review: A Mystery That Blossoms in the Heart of the Season?
‘The Crystal Cuckoo‘ (original title: El cuco de cristal) series became the new phenomenon of Netflix, reaching number 1 thanks…
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Mrs Playmen Series Review: A Magazine as A Place of Experimentation and Freedom of Expression
Arrived on Netflix this Wednesday, Mrs Playmen is a miniseries that looks to the past for questioning the present. At…
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The Beast in Me Season 1 Review: Elegant and Psychologically Charged Thriller?
Vinegar’s The Beast in Me is presented openly. What, more disturbing atmosphere, but givenas a psychological thriller focused on the confrontation…
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Death by Lightning Series Review: A Fragile Balance Between Satire and Tragedy!
Death by Lightning is a forgotten American story. The Netflix miniseries, available from November 6th, retraces (obviously in a fictionalized…
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Pluribus Series Review: Apple TV’s Series By Vince Gilligan Dig Into Your Brain
Pluribus Series Review: From 7 November, with the release of the first two out of seven episodes of Pluribus on…
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Maxton Hall Season 2 Review: Between Mourning, Power and Destroyed Loves!
Maxton Hall Season 2 Review: From November 7th, all 6 episodes of teen drama are available on Prime Video Maxton…
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The Witcher Season 4 Review: Feels More Like a Bridge to the Finale!
The Witcher Season 4 is a chapter of metamorphosis. After three years inextricably linked to the image of Henry Cavill,…
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The Asset Netflix Review: Netflix Series Between Spies, Deceptions and Hidden Truths
The Asset Netflix Review (Legenden): I just finished watching The Asset (Legenden) on Netflix, and I must tell you something:…
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IT: Welcome to Derry Review: Visually Powerful and Acted with Intensity!
Returning to Derry means, once again, dealing with time: the chronological one of the sixties and the more convoluted one…
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The Last Frontier Season 1 Review: Apple Tv’s Dense and Tragic Thriller on The Ice of Alaska!
The preambles of The Last Frontier – the brand-new thriller on Apple TV with Jason Clarke protagonist – fuse a…
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Harlan Coben’s ‘Lazarus Season 1’ Review: Shuffling Cards with Each Episode Until a Jaw-Dropping Ending?
Harlan Coben’s ‘Lazarus Season 1’ Review: From 22 October, all 6 episodes are available on Prime Video. Lazarus is a…
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The Diplomat Season 3 Review: The Power, Love and Art of Perfect Political Drama
The Diplomat Season 3 Review: On October 16, one of the political thrillers most appreciated by audiences and critics in…
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Néro the Assassin Series Review: The Brutality of An Era Without Redemption?
Néro the Assassin Series Review: Néro the Assassin is a French series set in sixteenth-century France and available on Netflix. The protagonist,…
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Monster: The Ed Gein Story Review: A Series That is Both Disturbing and Wonderful!
With Monster: The Ed Gein Story, Netflix relaunches its anthology dedicated to American criminals. After Jeffrey Dahmer and the Menendez…
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Alice in Borderland Season 3 Review: A Much Less Incisive Season But Addictive
Alice in Borderland Season 3 Review: Who owns Borderland? This was the question that the first two seasons of the…
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