by NewsSlash | May 23, 2025 12: 30 pm | New Arrivals, Reviews, Thriller Webseries, Web Series
Influencers in this tech-driven era have become an integral part of our social life. Every day, we consume content from them, whether it may be through blog posts, photos, or videos on social media–Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, TikTok, or YouTube. Influencers can...
by NewsSlash | May 22, 2025 2: 00 pm | Action webseries, Reviews, Thriller Webseries, Top Webseries, TV Series
Some exits we didn’t see coming—these character deaths surprised not only viewers, but redefined the shows themselves. There’s a special kind of heartbreak that only television affords. You grow with a character season after season—laugh along with them,...
by NewsSlash | May 22, 2025 10: 30 am | Action webseries, Crime Webseries, Reviews, Thriller Webseries, Top Webseries, Web Series
As Netflix says – You’ve seen the latest, now see the greatest! Are subtitles the new sexy? While the English shows are still out here being cute, non-English Netflix content is doing good, and we are all here licking the plate. With masked mania swirling...
by NewsSlash | May 21, 2025 12: 30 pm | Reviews, Thriller Webseries, Web Series
Most suburban families need an au pair, maid, or nanny to help with household chores. When the au pair is from a foreign country, the host family must provide a safe and supportive environment to ensure their well-being. Underlying this theme, the director Per Fly...
by NewsSlash | May 20, 2025 1: 30 pm | Reviews, Thriller Webseries, TV Series
Ever wish your school life involved high-stakes poker instead of algebra? Welcome to BET, Netflix’s flashy new adaptation inspired by the cult-favorite manga Kakegurui. Set in a hyper-glam academy where gambling rules social status, This 10-episode series asks: What...
by NewsSlash | May 19, 2025 10: 00 am | Horror webseries, Thriller Webseries, Top Webseries, Web Series
Indian mythology has always lived in grand temples, dusty old books, and bedtime tales told by fading candlelight. But in the past few years, it’s found an unexpected home — your laptop screen. From twisted retellings to dark metaphors, creators are no longer treating...
