Laura Babiak is an Editorial Assistant for Observer. She covers a wide range of topics in her articles, including film and television reviews, entertainment news, and recommendations for streaming content. Laura's writing offers insights and analysis on the latest releases, award shows, and interviews with industry professionals.
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Pulpy, packed with plot, and damn near perfect, this thrilling miniseries demands to be watched.
Starring David Tennant and Alex Hassell, this series is frothy, naughty, and fun in fits and starts.
By: Laura Babiak
The ‘Scream’ actress has made a name for herself in horror, but this new Halloween rom-com shows a different side of her, from musical talents to comedic chops.
By: Laura Babiak
The second season of the hit Netflix series still boasts plenty of strengths (Keri Russell chief among them), but it doesn't have the same spark this time around.
The fest returns for its twentieth installment, and for every massive headliner there’s a dozen smaller acts guaranteed to make you laugh.
The second season doesn't dig as deep as the first, but it still works as an unorthodox crime thriller with a healthy amount of family dramedy.
Sorry to star Colman Domingo, but the ever-changing villains, already dated takes on politics, and nonsensical set up make this show just about unwatchable.
By: Laura Babiak
Full of heart, pep and wit, Netflix's new animated series is a welcome watch for all ages.
‘Emilia Pérez’ racked up the second most Golden Globe nominations ever, Saoirse Ronan went unrecognized, and ‘Squid Game’ Season 2 earned a nod in this morning’s nomin…
By: Laura Babiak
The new Netflix series from 'Dead to Me' creator Liz Feldman has frequent funny moments, but the dramatic mystery at its core means wonky tonal shifts and a surprisingly depressing story.
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