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'You' features plenty of books. John P. Fleenor/Netflix The Netflix thriller "You" features a number of literary references throughout the seasons.

Ratings info(May contain spoilers) There is strong language ('f**k'), accompanied by milder terms, including 'slut', 'dick', 'bitch', 'shit', 'God', 'Jesus', 'Christ', 'hell', 'screw' and 'damn'. Adults take ecstasy, with some commenting on the strength of its effects. One man gets panicked and his partner tries to calm him. After he suddenly becomes angry, a woman, arguing with her partner, falls backwards and hits her head, becoming unconscious. Characters, including ones with implied experience of domestic abuse, question the circumstances of the incident. There are moderate bloody images...

Movie theaters are slowly reopening, but most of the new releases are headed to streaming services rather than the big screen. Whether you're staying at

'Safer at Home' Review: Friends Don't Let Friends Take Molly on Zoom A video-chat party during shutdown goes south in this dull, implausible thriller. Dennis Harvey, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Running time: Running time: 85 MIN. Courtesy of Vertical Entertainment One of the sleeper hits of the shutdown last year was Rob Savage’s British horror “Host,” a very short (just under an hour) and sweetly scary tale of friends whose weekly Zoom call during COVID quarantine gets crashed by an unwelcome supernatural visitor. It was, however, bound to be the exception which proved a preexist...

Safer at Home is set to be released in Select Theaters, VOD & Digital on February 26, but does this movie - shot during the COVID-19 pandemic - make good use of its premise? Find our verdict right here...