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Tess Cagle is a reporter who focuses on politics, lifestyle, and streaming entertainment. Her work has appeared in the New York Times, Texas Monthly, the Austin American-Statesman, Damn Joan, and Community Impact Newspaper. She’s also a portrait, events, and live music photographer in Central Texas.

Tess Cagle

Strangers await an AIDS test in Netflix PSA ‘Sometimes’

Eddie Strait is a member of the Austin Film Critic Association. His reviews focus primarily on streaming entertainment, with an emphasis on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, and other on-demand services.

Eddie Strait

Netflix finally made a high school comedy about the debate team

Chris Osterndorf is an entertainment reporter and movie critic based in Los Angeles. He holds a degree in cinema from Chicago’s DePaul University. His work has appeared on the Daily Dot, Mic, the Script Lab, Salon, the Week, xoJane, and more.

Chris Osterndorf

Don’t be fooled, Netflix’s ‘Dude’ is so much more than a stoner comedy

Kahron Spearman is a journalist, copywriter, and host of “Discovery with Kahron Spearman” on KAZI 88.7.

Kahron Spearman

High-concept French rom-com ‘I Am Not An Easy Man’ flips gender roles

‘Orbiter 9’ has big ideas but settles for cliches

Evangelical biopic ‘Come Sunday’ chronicles bishop Carlton Pearson’s radical shift in faith

Christine Friar is a writer and editor in New York who focuses on streaming entertainment and internet culture. Her work has appeared in the Awl, the Fader, New York Magazine, Paper Magazine, Vogue, Elle, and more.

Christine Friar

‘Ram Dass, Going Home’ is a meditation from a spiritual leader at life’s final stage

‘Amateur’ gets boxed out by cliches

‘Trump: An American Dream’ shows the president’s struggles with empathy

‘Alexa & Katie’ celebrates the power of adolescent friendship

Netflix’s ‘Terrace House’ is Japan’s addictive answer to ‘Real World’

Audra Schroeder&#8217;s work has previously appeared in the Austin Chronicle, the Dallas Observer, NPR, ESPN, Bitch, and the Village Voice.

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