Top 5 Netflix Original Movies // The Personal History of David Copperfield // SCARE ME // Dick Johnson is Dead

<p>October is shaping up to be a big month for Netflix original movies, between Radha Blank's Sundance prizewinner <em>The 40-Year-Old Version</em> (premieres 10/9). Aaron Sorkin's <em>The Trial of the Chicago 7</em> (premieres 10/16), Ben Wheatley's <em>Rebecca</em> (premieres 10/21), Glen Keane's <em>Over the Moon</em> (premieres 10/23), and maybe, if the right rumors hold, David Fincher's <em>Mank</em>. To commemorate all of these - as well as the fact that we've all been spending 2020 basically watching nothing but streaming shit, and have thus all become experts on the subject - our next episode will be celebrating Netflix's five-year history as one of the American film industry's most prolific studios. Join us as we discuss our picks for the top five Netflix original movies to date, in the hopes that they will soon be joined by more.</p> <p>In Worth Mentioning, we cover <em>The Personal History of David Copperfield</em>, <em>SCARE ME</em> and <em>Dick Johnson is Dead</em>.</p> <p>Be sure to take 1-minute to complete our <a href= "http://survey.libsyn.com/alternateending">SURVEY</a> to help us get podcast sponsorship! If you fill out the survey, shoot us an email to let us know and you'll have a chance at a free Amazon movie rental to be announced at our next episode!</p>