At the beginning of October, Netflix is giving out a round-the-clock treat to fans of all genres. Recent additions include a masterful sci-fi thriller, plenty of horror and Quentin Tarantino’s first western.
Netflix is adding Tarantino, a horror clown and sci-fi with AI to its program
Tarantino fans will get their money’s worth with Django Unchained, in which the former slave Django (Jamie Foxx) goes to war against the cruel plantation owner Calvin Candie (Leonardo DiCaprio).
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Ex Machina
If you prefer sci-fi, you can now watch Ex Machina, an extremely well-staged AI thriller by exceptional talent Alex Garland (28 Days Later) on Netflix. And for horror fans there is alongside the five-hour horror of It and IT Chapter 2 also the historical folk horror The Witch with Anya Taylor-Joy (The Queen’s Gambit).
All the good films that Netflix has had on offer since Sunday: Podcast: That’s why Netflix series look so cheap
These questions have been coming up for years: Why do all Netflix series look the same and sometimes even cheap. In the (spoiler-free) episode we define the “Netflix look” that series like One Piece, Sandman and The Witcher have in common.
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In the second part of the episode we explain three reasons why Netflix series and films look like this – and why you sometimes don’t even notice their big budget.
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