Film Fugitives

Using brute force to make things right is not a good way to deal with reality, but often, there’s no other option left. In Netflix’s “The Fixers,” Taiwanese factions Ching He and Yeh Yueh Tong have dedicated workforces that charge people to fix their problems. In this article, you will be able to take a look at the actors and the roles they portray.

Netflix’s “Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story” is getting really interesting the way it opts to humanize both killers and victims. The previous episode, which created a common psychopathic connection between female serial killers across three different timelines, gave viewers a glimpse of Abby Borden’s broken marriage with Andrew, thereby making them sympathize with the so-cal...

When something does not go right, you try your best to fix it, no matter what it takes. In Netflix’s “The Fixers,” citizens of Taiwan often depend on the Ching He temple or the Yeh Yueh Tong Hall for fixing their problems in life. Both of these factions have dedicated soldiers called the Fixers, who act swiftly to resolve issues. Ching He temple’s leader, Fixer Celestial aka...

Stories and ideas survive the brunt of time through their power to inspire, a truth which is reiterated in the fourth episode of “Lizzie Borden Story” as the acts of bloody revenge work as a common motivating factor for killers belonging to different generations. Previously, Abby sent Bridget to serve her elderly socialite friend, Bertha Manchester, who tormented Bridget by ...

Having made up her mind to kill her parents, Lizzie Borden gives in to her dark instincts yet again to choose her first victim, but instead of personal reasons, her connection with Bridget acts as a motivator. Previously, being fed up with the utmost cruelty and negligence by her parents, Lizzie decided to murder them, and Bridget, who had formed a romantic connection with L...