The frequent co-stars re-team for a pitch-black romantic comedy about two outcasts who meet cute at an ill-fated wedding (and then try not to screw it up).
They tied the knot on the set of “Dracula” — with a real priest.
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The former “Dracula” co-stars reunite for a genuinely hilarious-looking romantic comedy about mismatched wedding guests.
The Netflix series, like so many others, has a problem with the “Smurfette principle,” but there’s an easy solution to subverting it in the future.
Lucky passengers in Los Angeles and Philadelphia might have a “strange” experience if they request a Lyft.
The show returns to Netflix this Halloween.
The film will be released in theaters on September 9th.
The series is currently available to stream on Netflix.
The stars are great — from comeback kid Winona Ryder to newbie Natalia Dyer — but “Stranger Things” could’ve used a little more foreign influence.
The new Netflix original series starring Winona Ryder is a must-watch.
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