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Byzantium. Nice lil spin on vampire life
Essential Official Netflix Thread
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See how his parents divorce fukked him up emotionally...
Tony D'Amato
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Chicago Code only got 1 season, yet Blue Bloods is probably still on air 
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As Netflix forays into new territories to expand its empire, Terrace House represents its commitment to producing original, localized content to win locals’ hearts.
When a friend first recommended Terrace House to me, I was frankly skeptical. After seeing a number of Japanese serial dramas myself, I was well aware of their melodramatic tendencies, unrealistic characters, and generally poor production quality. Yet, Terrace House is neither a solely Japanese production nor is it a serial drama. It’s a Japanese-language reality TV show reboot produced with the financial might of Netflix in partnership with Japan’s Fuji TV.
Mizuki and Minori, two of the female residents.
I know what you’re thinking. “Reality TV?” Give me a break. The prospect of watching the show ignited in me fears of seeing a Japanese version of Snooki from Jersey Shore cat-fighting and screaming — therefore ruining my carefully constructed ideal of the subtle and elegant nature of Japanese culture.
However, I was pleasantly surprised. Terrace House does well to keep the show realistic, to the extent it can. I’ll tell you, Terrace House is Japan’s understated, elegant, dreamy response to the guido and guidette nature of Jersey Shore. There’s a Zen restraint to it all. An honesty that I appreciate – while drama is the heart of the show, it never feels dramatic.
The concept is simple. Three guys and three girls living together in a huge Tokyo apartment. The characters are all selected randomly by Fuji TV and Netflix, and nobody knows each other prior to the show.
We have a college baseball player, an award winning barista, a salon hair stylist, a model, a professional tap dancer, and a medical student. You get to see different values, dreams, and personalities all colliding naturally — and it’s so much fun. It’s clear Fuji and Netflix went to great lengths to find a diverse and interesting cast to play in their house. Nobody wants a house full of salarymen and office ladies.
Watching them interact through the social conventions of a highly structured culture is educational and fascinating as a foreigner. You’d be hard pressed to find a better example of natural Japanese conversation than Terrace House. Fuji and Netflix emphasize the fact that the show is without script, and given the absence of dramatic monologues or extravagant acts of righteousness so common in Japanese movies and dramas, I believe it. It really just feels like a bunch of young adults trying to live with each other.
And thankfully, we’re blessed with pool parties, group dinners, fancy dates, day trips, and amusement parks — it’s wonderfully filmed with a soft haze of an almost ethereal quality. Everyone has a chance to fall in love, and it’s almost encouraged. While Netflix nor Fuji have explicitly stated it, a key goal of the show is romance. But hey, romance and dreams sell — and if they’re funny, gripping, and awkwardly endearing, then I’ll happily pay.
Terrace House: Netflix’s new Japanese reality show
Pinyapplesuckas
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you mighta just spoiled it for him breh lol
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Slasher – 2016 TV series
One for the horror fans out there, Slasher is a new American series following the events in the small town of Waterbury. The first series focuses on a mysterious entity named only as ‘the executioner’ who has been terrorizing the area. No prizes for guessing what he’s been getting up to.
Date added: May 17th - Netflix
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El Chapo Drama Series in the Works From Netflix and Univision
Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman
Netflix is jumping on the El Chapo bandwagon.
The streamer is teaming with Univision on new drama series El Chapo, based on the life story of the notorious Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
Univision Story House, the new development and production arm of Univision Communications, Inc., together with the streaming platform will co-produce the project, which will be available to Netflix subscribers in the U.S. after its first airing on UniMas in 2017. In the rest of the world, episodes of El Chapo will premiere exclusively on Netflix.
“El Chapo is a great example of how Univision continues to innovate and evolve with premium storytelling formats. The IP we’ve developed from more than 50 years of award-winning news and investigations gives us unique and innovative ways to tell stories in a way no other network can,” said Randy Falco, president and CEO of Univision Communications Inc. “We are pleased to deliver this groundbreaking series to audiences in the U.S. and around the world.”
Added Netflix's chief content officer Ted Sarandos: “We are thrilled to partner with the award-winning Univision Story House on the timely and globally relevant drama series based on the life story of El Chapo.”
El Chapo would join #Cartel, another drama centered on the drug kingpin (ironically, from former Narcos showrunner Chris Brancato) that's in the works at History, should it be ordered to series.
El Chapo made headlines in January for his capture, escape from prison and recapture, not to mention his clandestine meeting with actor Sean Penn and actress Kate del Castillo. He most recently was the subject of a Reelz documentary, El Chapo & Sean Penn: Bungle in the Jungle.
Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman
Netflix is jumping on the El Chapo bandwagon.
The streamer is teaming with Univision on new drama series El Chapo, based on the life story of the notorious Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
Univision Story House, the new development and production arm of Univision Communications, Inc., together with the streaming platform will co-produce the project, which will be available to Netflix subscribers in the U.S. after its first airing on UniMas in 2017. In the rest of the world, episodes of El Chapo will premiere exclusively on Netflix.
“El Chapo is a great example of how Univision continues to innovate and evolve with premium storytelling formats. The IP we’ve developed from more than 50 years of award-winning news and investigations gives us unique and innovative ways to tell stories in a way no other network can,” said Randy Falco, president and CEO of Univision Communications Inc. “We are pleased to deliver this groundbreaking series to audiences in the U.S. and around the world.”
Added Netflix's chief content officer Ted Sarandos: “We are thrilled to partner with the award-winning Univision Story House on the timely and globally relevant drama series based on the life story of El Chapo.”
El Chapo would join #Cartel, another drama centered on the drug kingpin (ironically, from former Narcos showrunner Chris Brancato) that's in the works at History, should it be ordered to series.
El Chapo made headlines in January for his capture, escape from prison and recapture, not to mention his clandestine meeting with actor Sean Penn and actress Kate del Castillo. He most recently was the subject of a Reelz documentary, El Chapo & Sean Penn: Bungle in the Jungle.
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Y'all gotta watch Grace and Frankie 
Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
I had no clue Lost was such piff 
Only on season 1. I know its gonna fall off eventually
Only on season 1. I know its gonna fall off eventually
detroitwalt
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People be on some other shyt
Recovering addict and amputee John Wood finds himself in a stranger-than-fiction battle to reclaim his mummified leg from Southern entrepreneur Shannon Whisnant, who found it in a grill he bought at an auction. Official Selection Sundance Film Festival 2015.
Recovering addict and amputee John Wood finds himself in a stranger-than-fiction battle to reclaim his mummified leg from Southern entrepreneur Shannon Whisnant, who found it in a grill he bought at an auction. Official Selection Sundance Film Festival 2015.