TV review: DareMe
last fall, it received largely positive reviews, but barely made a cultural ripple. Thenmoved over to its second-window life on Netflix and became a word-of-mouth phenomenon. Timing and location still matter on the small screen.is returning for another season now as a Netflix original — you could do far worse than USA's cheerleading thriller.
For long stretches, the only other options for release are sexual and every interaction is shot by cinematographer Zoe White with an intimacy suggesting a kiss could be forthcoming, but that the actual sex is as likely to be dangerous and bad as it is to be erotic and gratifying. Sex and violence, success and failure, everything in
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