This week, our resident Fiesty Indian Aunty, who is also a huge magic buff, checks out Netflix's latest YA offering, Fate: The Winx Saga.
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If you're looking for an explainer on how the many, many threads in Space Sweepers were eventually tied up, we're here for you.
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We give you two points of view on Sam Levinson's rambling, rage-filled, and relentless new Netflix movie.
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We review Malcolm & Marie and Space Sweepers.
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Korea's first ever space opera is just the right kind of big, bright, colourful, kitschy fun.
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This week, our resident Feisty Indian Aunty gets hot and heavy with Bridgerton. It's like every Tamil movie she's ever seen. Only with more sex.
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if you enjoyed The White Tiger and were looking for similar movies to sate your appetite for social criticism, then these seven might just do the trick.
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We review Roald Dahl's The Witches, The White Tiger, and Snowpiercer.
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On this special episode of The Goggler Podcast, we ask Netflix's Josh Jacobson every question we’ve ever had about dubbing.
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What makes Netflix's Blown Away such a compelling watch? We've got some theories.
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A docu-series about spies and spy craft that could have - and should have - been better.
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Netflix's Bling Empire is another shameless reality show that’s looking to hitch itself onto the Crazy Rich Asians bandwagon. But is it too little too late?
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We review Tiger and Locked Down.
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If you are anything like us, then you saw Lupin pop-up on your Netflix feed, clicked play, and never looked back.
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We review Soul and History of Swear Words.
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Nic Cage presents a look at the usage, history, and evolution of six of humanity's worst cuss words, in this light, short, comedy docuseries from Netflix.
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Cobra Kai is the best thing on TV right now and the gold standard on how to revive a franchise. Here are five reasons why.
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Got some vacation days but nowhere to go? Why not plop yourself on the couch and binge some great TV! Here's a handy list to help you decide what to watch.
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Shonda Rhimes' first ever Netflix production is a horny eight hour respite from reality. God knows it couldn't have come at a better time.
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We speak with The Call director Lee Chung-hyun about his inspirations for the movie and whether or not he plans on making a sequel.
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