Netflix’s ‘Brand New Cherry Flavor’: TV Review. This new Hollywood horror-satire series offers zombies, slithery executives, kittens, revenge curses and shades of #MeToo drama.

“Brand New Cherry Flavor” — adapted by “Channel Zero” producers Nick Antosca and Lenore Zion from the novel by Todd Grimson — feels like an R.L. Stine book come to visceral life, ...

Brand New Cherry Flavor reveals how flawed this logic is when applied to a variety of other abusive power structures in filmmaking, like debates over the "male" versus "female" gaze.

“Brand New Cherry Flavor” filmed amid the COVID-19 pandemic in the summer of 2020, which meant visual effects were all done remotely, to adhere to new safety protocols.

‘Brand New Cherry Flavor’ TV Review: Netflix’s Gothic Horror Series Is Ballsy But Hollow. Catherine Keener hams it up as a witch in a show set in early-’90s Hollywood. Netflix.

“Brand New Cherry Flavor” takes place roughly 30 years ago. If the murderer’s row of college radio deep cuts didn’t eventually tip you off, the on-screen setup puts the new Netflix show ...

Brand New Cherry Flavor doesn’t explicitly confirm that Lisa Nova is a magical being but it does reveal she has some sort of supernatural lineage. When Lisa begins to see dispatches from the ...

The trippy, lurid and defiantly weird Netflix series Brand New Cherry Flavor wears its influences on its blood-flecked sleeve. Scenes involving a character periodically vomiting up several ...