"Bird Box" was a bit hit for Netflix in 2018. The post-apocalyptic horror thriller film starred Sandra Bullock and was directed by Susanne Bier. Bullock plays a character named Malorie Hayes that is going through
It's 2018 and pre-pandemic. All the hype on Netflix is surrounding Bird Box. The film did not disappoint by breaking streaming records. Now flash forward to 2020 and we are in the middle of Covid-19
Tragedies happen on a daily basis in our world. From the most natural loss of life at old age to terror caused by evil people and everything in between, it can hurt to experience loss.
While Netflix has a pretty solid track record with their series taking root in pop culture, their feature films haven't been nearly as impactful for audiences. Even some of their really big movies like Bright
Have you seen Netflix’s Bird Box movie? If you did see it, you may have been wondering where exactly were the monsters. Well SFX Atlas knows you’re not alone. They have posted a photo online
I love the internet. I also love to hate the internet. It seems like there are often no limits its inventiveness, but at times, it almost feels like there is no limit to its stupidity.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2AsIXSh2xo Hollywood is getting pretty darn good about making thrillers that mess with the senses. Earlier this year, we got the movie A Quiet Place, and in it, the characters needed to remain quiet for
