Tribaligenesis
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This is like that Black Mirror episode Shut Up and Dance
That Japanese news broadcast on the case during episode 1. Did anyone else burst out laughing?
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That Japanese news broadcast on the case during episode 1. Did anyone else burst out laughing?
Roadie pipeher
From the embers
Watching manhunt, while they might be something here, the soundtrack is seriously awful and distracting
Netflix got another one
Damn, is the mist of the weirdo ass shyt, CAC still trying to blame Black people for their misfortunes.
Crazy doc, some may explosive!
DoubleClutch
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Who saw the move Anon on Netflix. Way better than expected although they could’ve explained a little more about the technology they were using and the society they were living in.
Ending could’ve been better also
Ending could’ve been better also
dvdjamm
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Watch this...It's just as good as Baby Cobra
BobbyBooshay
Arnold Jackson
STAN JONES
Fire John Harbaugh
Well yeah, but it's more about time travel. You'll have to check it out.
dvdjamm
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Guillermo del Toro Preps Netflix Horror Anthology Series
Filmmaker Guillermo del Toro is prepping a new Netflix horror anthology series, 10 After Midnight, which will find the horror-fantasy director writing and directing select episodes and hand-selecting "a team of the genre's best writers and exciting new filmmakers" to craft additional installments.
According to a statement about the show, del Toro will write and direct select episodes and hand-select "a team of the genre's best writers and exciting new filmmakers" to craft additional installments. J. Miles Dale, producer of Del Toro's Best Picture Oscar-winning 2017 movie, The Shape of Water, will executive produce Guillermo del Toro Presents 10 After Midnight. The network has yet to announce any casting or release date information.
The acclaimed director previously collaborated with Netflix on the animated series Trollhunters, which returns with its third and final season on May 25th. That Emmy-nominated show is the first installment of the DreamWorks' Tales of Arcadia trilogy, which will continue later this year with 3 Below, followed by Wizards in 2019.
The Shape of Water, Del Toro's 10th directorial title, received 13 total nominations at this year's Academy Awards, also including wins for Best Director, Best Production Design and Best Original Score.
While his latest film ventured into dark romantic fantasy, Del Toro works frequently in the horror genre, including 2001's The Devil's Backbone and 2006's Pan's Labyrinth.
Filmmaker Guillermo del Toro is prepping a new Netflix horror anthology series, 10 After Midnight, which will find the horror-fantasy director writing and directing select episodes and hand-selecting "a team of the genre's best writers and exciting new filmmakers" to craft additional installments.
According to a statement about the show, del Toro will write and direct select episodes and hand-select "a team of the genre's best writers and exciting new filmmakers" to craft additional installments. J. Miles Dale, producer of Del Toro's Best Picture Oscar-winning 2017 movie, The Shape of Water, will executive produce Guillermo del Toro Presents 10 After Midnight. The network has yet to announce any casting or release date information.
The acclaimed director previously collaborated with Netflix on the animated series Trollhunters, which returns with its third and final season on May 25th. That Emmy-nominated show is the first installment of the DreamWorks' Tales of Arcadia trilogy, which will continue later this year with 3 Below, followed by Wizards in 2019.
The Shape of Water, Del Toro's 10th directorial title, received 13 total nominations at this year's Academy Awards, also including wins for Best Director, Best Production Design and Best Original Score.
While his latest film ventured into dark romantic fantasy, Del Toro works frequently in the horror genre, including 2001's The Devil's Backbone and 2006's Pan's Labyrinth.
Steel
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Breh i was likeYo this Evil Genius shyt
YO WHAT THE fukk????!!!!!!!
thats a crazy story. Breh lived some real life saw shyt.
STAN JONES
Fire John Harbaugh
this bytch is hilarious
YOGEBEAR09
RAM Gang. Horns up
Safe was dope I really enjoyed it and it wasn't really predictable 
dvdjamm
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ESPN and Netflix team up for a 10-hour documentary on Michael Jordan and the Bulls
Michael Jordan and the 1990s Bulls are coming to Netflix for your binge-watching pleasure.
Netflix and ESPN Films are collaborating on “The Last Dance,” a 10-hour documentary on the simultaneous rise of Jordan and the NBA that’s scheduled to debut next year on both outlets.
ESPN announced the Jordan project in conjunction with its upfront sales presentation to advertisers Tuesday in New York, where it also announced “Pivot with Alex Rodriguez.”
Rodriguez’s four-part series for ESPN and ESPN Deportes will feature interviews with athletes facing career challenges. It’s set to run later this baseball season.
“The Last Dance” will be produced by Mandalay Sports Media in association with NBA Entertainment and Jordan’s Jump.23 and as such enjoys the full participation of Jordan and other key figures from the Bulls title teams.
ESPN said the series will feature other notable figures in and outside of basketball and draw from more than 500 hours of previously untapped footage from the Bulls’ last championship run in 1997-98.
Jason Heir, whose well-received documentaries include “Andre the Giant,” “The ’85 Bears” and “The Fab Five,” will direct.
Mandalay Sports Media co-chair Mike Tollin — whose work includes “Coach Carter,” “Varsity Blues,” “Hank Aaron: Chasing the Dream,” “Small Potatoes: Who Killed the USFL?,” “The Bronx Is Burning” and “Arli$$” — is executive producer.
As for “Pivot,” Rodriguez will not only host the program, but also serve as executive producer.
And if anyone knows about pivoting from career challenges, it’s Rodriguez, whose reputation resurrection after an association with PEDs will be studied by image consultants for years to come.
“Alex knows as well as anybody what it’s like to have his life and career play out in a very public fashion,” Freddy Rolon, ESPN Deportes’ vice president and general manager, said in the announcement.
“Change can be good and even necessary for athletes facing their most difficult moments,” Rodriguez said in a statement. “However, I know firsthand how challenging it can be to turn the lens inward while living life in the public arena.
“I’m looking forward to uncovering personal stories the world deserves to hear while sharing the lessons I’ve learned — sometimes through the hard way.”
Michael Jordan and the 1990s Bulls are coming to Netflix for your binge-watching pleasure.
Netflix and ESPN Films are collaborating on “The Last Dance,” a 10-hour documentary on the simultaneous rise of Jordan and the NBA that’s scheduled to debut next year on both outlets.
ESPN announced the Jordan project in conjunction with its upfront sales presentation to advertisers Tuesday in New York, where it also announced “Pivot with Alex Rodriguez.”
Rodriguez’s four-part series for ESPN and ESPN Deportes will feature interviews with athletes facing career challenges. It’s set to run later this baseball season.
“The Last Dance” will be produced by Mandalay Sports Media in association with NBA Entertainment and Jordan’s Jump.23 and as such enjoys the full participation of Jordan and other key figures from the Bulls title teams.
ESPN said the series will feature other notable figures in and outside of basketball and draw from more than 500 hours of previously untapped footage from the Bulls’ last championship run in 1997-98.
Jason Heir, whose well-received documentaries include “Andre the Giant,” “The ’85 Bears” and “The Fab Five,” will direct.
Mandalay Sports Media co-chair Mike Tollin — whose work includes “Coach Carter,” “Varsity Blues,” “Hank Aaron: Chasing the Dream,” “Small Potatoes: Who Killed the USFL?,” “The Bronx Is Burning” and “Arli$$” — is executive producer.
As for “Pivot,” Rodriguez will not only host the program, but also serve as executive producer.
And if anyone knows about pivoting from career challenges, it’s Rodriguez, whose reputation resurrection after an association with PEDs will be studied by image consultants for years to come.
“Alex knows as well as anybody what it’s like to have his life and career play out in a very public fashion,” Freddy Rolon, ESPN Deportes’ vice president and general manager, said in the announcement.
“Change can be good and even necessary for athletes facing their most difficult moments,” Rodriguez said in a statement. “However, I know firsthand how challenging it can be to turn the lens inward while living life in the public arena.
“I’m looking forward to uncovering personal stories the world deserves to hear while sharing the lessons I’ve learned — sometimes through the hard way.”