This November, we’ll be going over three newly streaming movies — one that’s pretty good, one that’s pretty bad, and one that’s pretty average. Read on to discover which film falls into which category, so you know what to watch as we enter into the latter part of 2024!

A little over three months ago, I finished watching the first season of The Last Kingdom, a historical fiction epic, and gave the show a mostly positive review. Well, I’ve finally finished watching the entire series, which consisted of five total seasons (46 episodes) and a Netflix-released two-hour movie.

As we pass the middle of the month, let’s take a look back at three movies I’ve watched recently – one that was a little better than expected, one a little worse, and one that’s exactly the type of movie you’d want to watch when celebrating America’s birthday. 

There haven’t been too many movies worth watching released recently, but I managed to find three potential candidates of movies that might be worthy of your time. So, how do these three films stack up?

In honor of Netflix announcing an end to its DVD-by-mail service, let’s take a look at a pair of worthwhile television shows that you can stream on the platform today. No postal service assistance necessary.

I’d heard about the psychological thriller, You, over the past couple of years, but never got around to sitting down and giving it a try until this past month. Unfortunately, it’s a big stinky mess that you should steer clear of.

As we enter the latter half of March, let’s take a look at three more movies I watched this month, two newer movies available on different streaming services, along with a mid-2010s sci-fi thriller that went largely overlooked.

I’ve given up. I’ve thrown in the towel. I’ve waved the white flag. I will no longer be watching Netflix’s Stranger Things. I made it through the first four and a half episodes of Season 4, but I just can’t do it anymore.

After a promising start to the month movie-wise, I finished off July with the new Downton Abbey movie and a pair of Netflix films, one of which I definitely did not enjoy…

A well-reviewed Sci-Fi flick, an Adam Sandler sports drama, and a foreign horror film round out the three new movies I watched this June.

There are four seasons (44 episodes) worth of Ozark on Netflix right now— should you start watching this family crime/thriller today?

Netflix has already renewed Vikings: Valhalla for two more seasons, but is it really worth watching?