Patton Oswalt's newest stand-up special comes to us directly from the maw of Netflix itself, and it gives us Patton talking about his life, his daughter, horrible clowns, and, if he wasn't meta enough, his worst stand-up set.

Now I’m not sure if you’ve heard, but Ghostbusters got a remake. I wouldn’t be surprised if you hadn’t, it’s been kinda under the radar. It’s with an all-female lead cast as well, so there’s something new. Here’s my review of this movie that would never be at the center of any kind of internet hate.

The classic. The original draft was 300+ pages, because Dan Aykroyd himself is a certified wacko. But thankfully, this was a film crafted by not just one genius, but several. The result was so popular it’s been in the cultural lexicon to this day, getting its own reboot.

Bo Burnham is back in a Netflix-exclusive show, in which he talks about love, happiness, and peanut butter sandwiches.

Santa sees you when you’re sleeping, knows when you’re awake. He knows if you’ve been bad or good, so be good for goodness’ sake. Because if you aren’t, a magical Christmas demon to punish you and your families for all of their sins, condemning you to fire and brimstone. Merry Christmas!

This world is animals. One little bunny, Judy Hopps, wants to be a cop in the big city of Zootopia. When she finally makes it, she discovers that life in the big city isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, and that even the littlest chance to do good can change the world.

We’ve all been there: we want a friend’s mint, so we make a blood oath to Satan to get it. Then when we need to return the favor, we renege and go on with our day. Unfortunately for Curt, his buddy Remy actually crafted the one blood oath to Satan that’s legit...

The 00’s were a different time. Keanu Reeves was honestly popular and not just an internet meme, pop-punk was dying a stubborn, embarrassing death, and Orlando Jones was in some really popular 7 Up commercials. Yet in the beginning, a funny football movie came out that no one remembers, but should.

Charlie Brown and friends get together for their big screen debut. Linus has a blanket, Lucy practices psychology without a license, Schroeder plays piano, and Snoopy has a side storyline with the Red Baron. I mean… It’s a Peanuts movie. Were you expecting anything different?

Maura is career-focused, kind, and far too well-meaning for her own good. Her not-too-recent divorce has had nothing to do with that, you guys. Honest. Sister Kate is an ex-party girl, now a single mom, who can’t hold down a job. What happens when it’s finally time for both of them to grow up?