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What to stream this weekend: Netflix's 'The Woman in the Window,' 'Those Who Wish Me Dead' Brian Truitt, USA TODAY Replay Video UP NEXT Movie theaters are slowly reopening for the summer season, but new streaming films are still coming home to entertain you and your family during socially distanced times.  This weekend is headlined by two A-list actresses: Amy Adams stars as an agoraphobic New Yorker who witnesses a murder (or does she?) in a Netflix mystery thriller while Angelina Jolie is a Montana smokejumper protecting a boy from assassins and an out-of-control wildf...

Things Heard & Seen is a Netflix film that brings to life the world of Elizabeth Brundage’s  All Things Cease to Appear and the alluring mystery of the Hudson River Valley. The setting for stories like  The Headless Horseman and other frightening tales, it’s always forcing people to wonder how this little area of New York seems to remain timeless. Talking with writers and directors Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini, they brought influences from their own time in the Hudson River Valley, as well as Brundage’s story, to life in a seemingly timeless movie with Things Heard & S...

E arlier this year, Netflix released a star-studded promotional campaign gloating about its upcoming release schedule: The streaming giant would be dropping at least one new feature film every week for the rest of 2021. Take that, movie theaters! That's all well and good, but Netflix has become almost notorious for its quantity-over-quality release practices. Save for a handful of Oscar-winning prestige projects, the Netflix library is starting to resemble one of those bargain DVD bins you might find in the back corner of a 7-11. For every Roma or Cloverfield Paradoxes or unwatc...

James Norton and Amanda Seyfried in Things Heard & Seen. Rhea Seehorn in Photo by Anna Kooris/Netflix No matter what type of story any particular movie is trying to tell, success usually comes when a mood is set early. Filmmakers can try all the plot trickery they want, but if they forget about establishing the tone of the film relatively early in the story, the twists and turns can be for naught. Co-writers/co-directors Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini make sure to follow that mandate in Things Heard & Seen, and, just as crucially, let the mood simmer throughout the film’s t...

Happy Valley star James Norton teases "mindblowing" twist in The Nevers episode 6.