Remus Noronha

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By the strictest definition, a cult classic is a movie or show that was not generally well-received in its time but has developed a niche following in the years since. In practice, the term is used for any project that has managed to garner a dedicated community of fans outside the cultural mainstream. Netflix is home to several cult classics of both definitions, but just because a movie has a following doesn’t necessarily mean it's any good.

1 week ago | collider.com | Remus Noronha

Every year, there are hundreds of movies made around the world, some of which go on to become popular hits that earn millions, win awards, and set imaginations aflame. But it’s one thing to be a hit today — making your mark on cinematic history is a whole other game. Netflix is home to several great movies, but only a handful have had a truly transformative impact on the film industry as a whole.

2 weeks ago | collider.com | Remus Noronha

Hulu is home to many popular films, ranging from acclaimed award winners to niche genre classics. But with a streaming catalog so vast and varied, it’s understandable that not every great movie on the platform would get the attention it deserves. These films may not be the ones everyone talks about, but with the excellence they showcase in terms of artistry, performances, and technical execution, they certainly ought to be.

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Whether they’re gory horror movies, subtle sci-fi puzzlers, or grounded suspense films, psychological thrillers have a way of taking audiences on dark cerebral journeys that explore the depths of the human psyche. And when you’re exploring deeply mature topics like that, your work would inevitably gravitate towards an equally mature audience. It’s no surprise that some of the greatest psychological thrillers ever made have had an R rating.

2 weeks ago | collider.com | Remus Noronha

Miniseries are the perfect balance between the worlds of cinema and television, bringing the high production values of movies to TV’s long-form storytelling. As a result, these shows deliver a level of detail and complexity that film just can’t match while providing consistent quality that’s hard to achieve with a multi-season narrative. Unsurprisingly, Netflix is home to several great miniseries, but only a handful of them can be called true masterpieces.