MVHS Student’s Netflix Preferences
February 8, 2020
Students discuss what they consider to be their favorite, least favorite and most impactful Netflix shows.
Binge-watching on Netflix
February 7, 2020
Students and faculty share their opinions about binge-watching shows
MVHS through Netflix
Shivani Gupta, Robert Liu, Anjali Singh, Stuti Upadhyay, and Sean Yagi
February 7, 2020
Exploring Netflix's presence in the MVHS community and the impact of its changes over time
Reflecting on the meaning of being a cultured American teenager
September 22, 2019
If you called me an uncultured American teenager four years ago, past me would agree. What is Netflix? What are Snapchat streaks? What’s it like going to the movies with friends? I was a stranger to all the above throughout middle school and freshman year of high school. According to PR NewsWire...
13 reasons why “13 Reasons Why” season three could do better
September 4, 2019
How this show poorly represented high school culture by tackling aspects of various different social issues
Stranger Shows: Why I don’t feel motivated to finish ‘Stranger Things’
November 17, 2017
I have a confession to make. I haven’t finished the second season of “Stranger Things” yet. In fact, I haven’t even seen past the first episode of season two. I consider myself a connoisseur of television, or at least a pretty big fan. Anyone who knows me knows that I watch as many popular ...
13 reasons why this show matters
Becca Zheng
May 8, 2017
uicide, depression, bullying and sexual assault is ultimately how “13 Reasons Why” found itself in the spotlight of the entertainment industry, attracting a mix of both positive and negative perspectives over the way these topics were portrayed. The show focuses on a girl named Hannah Baker w...
‘Luke Cage’ is buoyed by its complex side characters and fleshed out atmosphere
Jessica Xing
October 25, 2016
arvel’s Luke Cage premiered on Netflix on Sept. 30 and became the newest addition to the Marvel universe. It features Luke Cage (Mike Colter), a character first introduced in “Jessica Jones” as Jessica Jones’ (Krysten Ritter) boyfriend, in his own TV series as he begins a new life in Harlem, NY...
“Audrie&Daisy” is a film of truth
Dylan Tsai
October 8, 2016
Sexual assault: a morbid and graphic topic, difficult to present in a film. Cyberbullying: intangible, nearly impossible to capture. Nevertheless, directors Bonni Cohen and Jon Shenk set out to report on both. For the past two years, Cohen and Shenk have been investigating the stories of two sexual as...
Ten shows to watch on Netflix right now
Aanchal Garg
February 6, 2016
able TV service is on the decline and being quickly replaced by online streaming services such as Netflix and Hulu. These websites offer a convenient way to watch shows from different locations. With so many choices online, the real decision to make is not where to watch, but what to watch. Strugg...
Aziz Ansari’s hilarious ‘Master of None’ breaks convention flawlessly
Fatima Ali
January 12, 2016
Aziz Ansari: Jack of all trades, master of none – except when it's creating a groundbreaking and immensely successful comedy series. Ansari is well known from his hilarious role as suave Tom Haverford in the popular NBC comedy, "Parks and Recreation", as well as his stand-up comedy and New York times bests...
