Is it legal to use a corporation’s name as the title for your little indie production? We don’t imagine so, which is why the official title for this webseries is actually “NETFL!X AND KILL” with a barely noticeable exclamation mark in place of the letter “I”. That probably won’t be enough to satisfy Netflix’s lawyers. (Note that we are calling the show “Netflix And Kill” without the exclamation because this is what people will be typing in search engines when they look for info about it. We’re savvy like that.)
Whatever this series’ name winds up being, you can find it on YouTube starting this coming Saturday, August 4. The first two episodes will debut that day, followed by one new episode every week for the following six weeks.
This would be the place in the article where we embed the trailer, but unfortunately, there is no trailer for this series. Instead, we’ll just have to offer this link to the Hex Studios YouTube page, where Netflix and Kill will show up….
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