You probably couldn't make it to Cannes. Not to worry! These films from Cannes directors on Netflix are crazier than anything they're showing in France. Read More ›
Amazon's Prime Instant Video gets a little bit better all the time. There's actually stuff I can watch now! But have you ever tried using it? Ugh. Read More ›
Now that many of television's favorite teen shows are streaming online, it's time to start planning your summer TV marathon. BuzzFeed put together a viewing guide of programs no longer airing on primetime. Just don't blame us for your lack of tan come September. Read More ›
You know, the ones posting sad lyrics ALL THE TIME. Also, how do you ask a stranger to watch your laptop in a coffee shop? Read More ›
It's not your imagination, Netflix really is looking spiffier than ever. Read More ›
The best Netflix movies to get ready for the release of Tim Burton's Dark Shadows. Which means: Vampires! Vincent Price! Creepy castles! Weird sex! Demons! Read More ›
It's starting to take shape, right now. Read More ›
True Grit was not Jeff Bridges' first grim Western. Plus: A movie where an entire room full of porn-watching mobsters are blown up with a grenade launcher. (Yes!) Read More ›
You've probably never seen action flicks this crazy before. Read More ›
A movie about, uh, leaves, and the late great Dick Clark in the kind of role you can't imagine him playing. Plus, topless zombies. Read More ›
Why are we still trapped by the limits of our TiVos? There's no reason anymore that we can't watch whatever, whenever. Read More ›
The internet needs a private mode. So I asked Rdio, Netflix and Pinterest why they don't have one. Read More ›
You probably won't believe how weird and trashy Martin Scorsese's second flick is. Read More ›
Maybe the craziest Netflix streaming movie we've found yet: In which a topless chick shoots lasers in space at an evil Indian dwarf. Plus two more gems scrounged from the Netflix dumpster. Read More ›
The craziest movies we could find on Netflix this week: Burt Reynolds as a revenge-fueled Injun, a murdered ghost pimp possessing mild-mannered folks and a wild gangster flick set in the unlikeliest of locales. Read More ›
The entire internet needs a private mode. A button you can click to hide what you're doing from everybody else. This is that button. Read More ›
There are literally tens of thousands of things to watch on Netflix. Most of them not very good! If only there was a human video clerk, like the olden days, to help you find the most awesome, most obscure films on Netflix streaming video. Say hello to the Netflix Video Clerk. Read More ›
There are literally tens of thousands of things to watch on Netflix. Most of them not very good! If only there was a human video clerk, like the olden days, to help you find the most awesome, most obscure films on Netflix streaming video. Say hello to the Netflix Video Clerk. Read More ›
The Weinstein Company has signed an exclusive deal with Netflix. Is this a portant of better streaming new releases to come?
Ooh, that's gotta hurt. Sean Hopkins 1, Blockbuster 0. Read More ›
Hallelujah indeed sir. Hallelujah indeed. Read More ›
It’s not even available on DVD or Netflix, but, thanks to glorious Internet magic, Russ Meyer’s classic feminist biker flick can now be seen in its entirety online. Director John Waters praises the 1965 title as “beyond a doubt, the best movie ever made. It is possibly better than any film that will be made in the future.” Happy viewing, YouTubers.
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Netflix is notorious for suggesting some of the worst movies ever created. Well the holidays are no exception, because they're still determined to stream you movies that could make people wish Christmas didn't exist. So happy holidays, BuzzFeeders! Read More ›
If studios won’t give Netflix streaming content, they’ll just make their own. So, if you had access to the money bags, what show would you bring back from the dead?
Saturday Night Live's Netflix sketch from last night treads on similar territory well-covered by Conan O'Brien close to two weeks ago. Did SNL copy/paste, or does Netflix's incompetence continue to be fair game? Judge the two clips below. View List ›
The Blind Side plan is a steal! View Media ›
The Oatmeal did a nice illustration that sums up why Netflix split itself into two services: Netflix and Qwikster. Yep, Qwikster! Ain't life grand? View Image ›
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings has issued an apology for the way he handled recent changes in pricing and subscription services. His letter was sent to Netflix subscribers and also published on the Netflix website. Read the full letter here. Read More ›
At least it is on Twitter. Netflix announced they are spinning off its DVD service and branding it as “Qwikster,” but apparently forgot to check Twitter and see if someone was already using that name. Personally, I don't think you could have done any better of a job in selecting a Netflix…or sorry, a Qwikster mascot than a pot blazing Elmo that hates sloppy seconds. Now you'll be mailing out pot AND DVDs, yes? Another bold marketing move from Netflix. View Image ›
