"Choose a side – or get caught in the crossfire." ESX has revealed the trailer for an action thriller western titled Day of Reckoning, made by director Shaun Silva, best known for making over 60 ...

That is one of the questions that run through Zero Day, the mini-series created by ... a conspiracy as mentioned at the beginning of the review. And till the end of the series, neither the viewer ...

It’s been a month since Trump announced his foreign aid review. Here’s what we know ... while his administration conducted a 90-day review. The pause has led to medications sitting on shelves ...

It's an event right here, having acting legend Robert De Niro, 81, take on his first major TV role in "Zero Day," a six-episode ... agent of being an imposter. Review: You have to see 'The White ...

“Zero Day,” premiering Thursday on Netflix, is the vehicle that Robert De Niro, whose picture appears next to “actor” in the dictionary of our mind, has chosen to drive, for the first time ...

There are plenty of reasons to be excited about Zero Day: The prospect of watching one of the greatest actors of any generation, Robert De Niro, bounce off one of the best of his, Jesse Plemons ...

Netflix’s Zero Day is ostensibly interested in how people would react to a devastating attack on that delicate web. What truths would we choose to believe? How do we keep ourselves and our ...

Schmidt, “Zero Day” has some notable figures behind the camera. (Not always in the positive sense: Oppenheim, who co-showruns with Newman, was publicly accused by Ronan Farrow of blocking his ...

At least this dubious assessment of what ails our nation gets buried beneath an avalanche of vaguely topical themes, none of which “Zero Day” can focus on long enough to make a point.

That event is Netflix's six-episode limited series "Zero Day" (now streaming, ★ out of four), a ham-handed imagination of the U.S. in the middle of a crisis that understands very little about ...

MY SAY "Zero Day" won't keep anyone on the edge of their seats but definitely at the back of them, where they'll kick up their heels, occasionally glance at their watch, then nod off into a deep ...