Netflix’s 8-Part Crime Thriller Is One Of Its Best Shows With A Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score

There are plenty of good crime thrillers on Netflix, like Ozark and Under A Dark Sun, but none have the perfect 100% rating that this 8-episode series has earned. If you enjoyed shows like The Bodyguard or The Stranger, which are full of twists and turns, you’ll definitely want to watch The Innocent on Netflix this weekend – it’s a great choice for a binge-worthy experience.

Steven Spielberg’s Creepy 13-Part Sci-Fi Series Is the Last Cult Classic of Its Kind

The show had a promising idea and was created by well-known talent – a combination that typically attracts viewers on traditional TV. However, The Whispers launched at a difficult time, as more people were switching to streaming services. This shift in how people watched TV ultimately hurt the show, and looking back, it seems to have been one of the last of its kind – a traditional network show struggling to survive in a changing landscape.

Metal Gear Solid movie gets new directors after nearly a decade in development hell

Okay, so Sony just made a deal with the directors of the new Final Destination movie, Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein. Apparently, Final Destination: Bloodlines was a huge success – it made over $317 million worldwide with a $50 million budget, and people actually liked it more than any other movie in the series! Because of that, Sony signed them to a deal where they get first dibs on anything these guys want to direct across all of their movie labels.

USPS Facing Shutdown Within 12 Months: What Happens If Congress Doesn’t Act

According to Federal News Network, the USPS has taken action to save money by temporarily pausing contributions to federal employee pensions. This could free up as much as $15 billion by postponing required payments until September 2030. The Postal Regulatory Commission approved this deferral, but it’s a short-term solution and doesn’t address the Postal Service’s underlying financial issues.

10 Batman ’90s Crossovers That Changed Comics Forever

While Batman has teamed up with other heroes recently, the crossovers from the 1990s remain the most memorable. That decade saw a darker, more realistic style emerge in comics, largely thanks to writers like John Wagner, Frank Miller, Alan Grant, and Doug Moench. Inspired by the rise of Image Comics, Batman entered a period of incredibly creative and exciting team-ups and conflicts.