New Year – New Netflix Binge List
Although most people are focused on their 2024 New Year resolutions, we must not forget all of the new television shows and movies that are available to binge-watch.
Netflix Recommendations – What to avoid on Netflix (and what to watch instead)
It’s lovely to know what is worth watching on Netflix but equally, it can also be useful to know what
Mid-November Netflix Recommendations
American History X ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ American History X is arguably one of the most important movies made with a social purpose
Holidate: Perfect For Any Time of Year | Film Review
⭐️⭐️⭐️ ‘Holidate’ begins with two scenarios that holiday singletons inevitably encounter during the Christmas season. With Emma Roberts playing Sloane
Netflix | What We Are Watching Through Lockdown 2.0
Lockdown 2.0 is upon us, and with it comes a whole new list of Netflix recommendations from The College Tribune to get you through the next six weeks. Check out the movies and series that you should be watching with your countless hours indoors.
Emily in Paris | The Best Kind of Bad
‘Emily in Paris’, Netflix’s fluffy new rom-com series, has taken social media by storm. Beloved by viewers, but panned by critics; what is it that has made this series such a hit?
Netflix Recommendations
High Seas (Series) ★ ★ ★ This Agatha Christie style murder mystery is a Spanish Netflix series (don’t worry, it
Television In Review: ‘Dirty John’
If you’re looking for a new Netflix series to binge watch then ‘Dirty John’ is the one for you. This
Television In Review: ‘You’
Even weeks after its release, people won’t stop talking about the Netflix adapted series ‘You’. ‘You’ is the new psycho-thriller
Television In Review: The Haunting of the Hill House
It was a summer, in the 80s when the Crain’s moved into their dream house, a tightly knit family of
A Deeper Look At: Black Mirror
Black Mirror is a TV show that sees exciting new technological concepts of today turn into nightmares of tomorrow. The
Internet Killed The Video Star
Film & TV Writer Muireann O’Shea examines the ever-changing landscape of television and the cultural frenzy of binge-watching. Have you