Author: Jason Flatt

Paradise is Burning is a sweet and upsetting look at the final days before three sisters risk being separated after their mother abandoned them.

Untamed Royals is confusing, bland, and unpleasant to look at as a group of friends commit increasingly less petty crimes against their rich parents.

Nice Girls is a Netflix Original action-thriller about two female cops investing a murder close to them both personally.

Incoming is a horrendous teen comedy about four freshmen convinced by bad role models that the first week of high school is do or die for their popularity

The Union isn’t good, but impressively, it isn’t bad either as old flames played by Mark Wahlberg and Halle Berry have to team up on a spy mission.

Lolo and the Kid is sweet and simple, but it’s also special as this dynamic duo pretent to put Kid up for adoption so they can rob nice rich people blind.

Lily and Ryle fall in love in It Ends With Us, but as Ryle’s true nature slowly reveals itself, Lily’s past starts to repeat itself.

Netflix produces a fair number of excellent original animated projects. Saving Bikini Bottom: The Sandy Cheeks Movie is not one of them. This cheap attempt at capitalizing on nostalgia has no soul with its wretched animation style, very poor script, and hardly a thing nostalgic about it. The movie opens with a confounding musical number, launches straight into the over-encumbered plot, and keeps its main characters, Sandy Cheeks (Carolyn Lawrence) and Spongebob Squarepants (Tom Kenney), away from the rest of the cast just about the whole time. The Sandy Cheeks Movie is so uncanny in just about every way. The first and most…