14 K-Dramas to Watch on Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is here so why not add some drama to your streaming schedule? Here are the 14 best Netflix K-dramas to watch on February 14!
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Tiny Pretty Things: Ballet Isn’t as Beautiful as It Appears
Behind the polished façade that ballet often presents, there exists a twisted, more convoluted world, according to Netflix series ‘Tiny Pretty Things’.
Secrets, Scandals and Plenty of Drama: ‘Bridgerton’ is the Perfect Christmas Treat
Between its glamorous gowns, scandalous secrets and plenty of drama, ‘Bridgerton’ is the new Netflix series that’s set to have everyone hooked this December.
‘Start-Up’ K-Drama is a Powerful Portrayal of Modern Youth
‘Start-Up’ portrays the youth of today and places their dreams in the realities of the world.
Sylvie Isn’t the Villain We’ve Made Her Out to Be
Sylvie of ‘Emily in Paris’ might embody the “mean old boss”, but she’s also a complex character who’s both misunderstood and overlooked.
Celebrating the Magic of Black Witchiness in Entertainment
Black people aren’t completely absent from traditional (and stereotypical) depictions of witchiness, but when it comes to Black witches in entertainment — there’s not a whole lot.
13 Thrilling Horror Novels with Gruesomely Great Film Adaptations
From ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ to ‘Hellraiser’, there’s been no shortage of brilliant horror book-to-screen adaptations over the last few years.
‘The Haunting of Bly Manor’ is a Ghoulishly Good Ghost Story with a Whole Lot of Heart
‘The Haunting of Bly Manor’ is a haunting, heart-wrenching and absolutely terrifying series. And maybe remember to keep a light on when you’re watching it — just in case.
‘It’s Okay to Not Be Okay’ Strays Away from the Cliché
‘It’s Okay to Not Be Okay’ quickly establishes itself as a darker fairy tale; setting the series apart from other dramas with its unconventional main characters and a focus on mental health.
Women in Folklore: A Look at Netflix Horror Film, ‘Bulbbul’
Indian horror film, ‘Bulbbul’, cleverly uses folklore and gives horror a spin by using it in a relatable setting to call out gender-based discrimination.