General What are you watching on Netflix (and other streaming services) thread?

[mysticmac]

I couldn't find a thread more recently than 2022 for this topic. If there is one, feel free to point me at it.

Peter Berg was recently on Rogan's podcast to talk about American Primeval as he's the director. He has has a cameo and dies in the first episode. Anyway, it is on Netflix and is about the Mountain Meadows Massacre. I'm on episode two now. It's good so far. Not great, but good.

What is everyone else watching?

 

[CuddleBug]

Watching Severance on Apple+ or whatever. I just signed up last week to watch that. It's a fun I think what they call "Mystery Box Show" where you and the characters are trying to figure out the answer to the weird stuff that is going on. I'll cancel Apple tv after I get through season 2, but it's holding strong as far as being interesting.

 

[kvr28]

There is a series thread with a lot of good ones. Currently watching snowfall on Hulu, if you like narcos/breaking bad it is right up your alley

General - Best new series(redux)

Had an enormous thread on the OldG but onto greener bastards as they say! So, I want to thank whoever recommended this show. Its not exactly "new" but give me some time to regroup, poor favor. Many many of the episodes are a complete trip mindgasm. Its an anthology series much like Black...

themmacommunity.com

 

[kvr28]

Watching Severance on Apple+ or whatever. I just signed up last week to watch that. It's a fun I think what they call "Mystery Box Show" where you and the characters are trying to figure out the answer to the weird stuff that is going on. I'll cancel Apple tv after I get through season 2, but it's holding strong as far as being interesting.

Took my wife a while to get into it but she loves it

 

[Koma]

Max: White Lotus and The Pitt

Peacock: Day of the Jackal

 

[kvr28]

Peacock: Day of the Jackal

Been meaning to watch this

 

[Koma]

Been meaning to watch this

It’s really good

 

[segfault]

Watched this on IFC's streaming service last night. Nice little Canadian film with Stephen McHattie as a talk radio host in a small town in Ontario that becomes ground-zero for a virus that transmits via certain words. (Similar to the premise of Snow Crash.) Tight, tense bottle movie. They also recorded it as a War of the Worlds radio play at the same time, since the whole thing takes place in a station in the basement of a church:


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsxECp5i2Wg