Nine teenage girls are en route to Hawaii when their plane fails, leaving them stranded on a remote island. Among them we meet Leah, who has survived to tell their story to a pair of A group of teens must survive after a crash leaves them stranded.

There's just one twist to this thrilling drama - these girls did not end up on this island by accident. No need to waste time endlessly browsing—here's the entire lineup of new movies and TV shows streaming on Netflix this month.

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User Ratings. The black sand beach where the women spend most of their time was recreated on a soundstage for night shoots, and I never thought I would have to applaud sand continuity in a review, but here we are.

No expense was spared — thanks Amazon money! Amazon is clever to release the pilot for free on YouTube, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, but is that enough?

To put it in non-spoiler network terms, the trailer makes it look like a CW show, when actually its linear home would be on FX.

So, will its intended audience find the show? I certainly hope so. Break away from your daily routine and unwind on one of The Wilds' scenic lakes.

Reservations are required. Ostriches are the largest birds in the world. Although they are large birds, they cannot fly. Ostriches use their wings to maintain their balance as they run at speeds up to 43 mph.

They are omnivores and eat plants, roots and seeds but will also eat insects, lizards and other small animals they can chase down.

More Info. Took my family on their first Wildside Safari at the Wilds. Without adult supervision or the benefit of English discipline, the boys quickly retrogress, worshipping a blood- soaked pagan idol and splitting into hostile, murderous bands.

Golding's very proper loathing of the supposedly primitive, and his vision of degrading devolution, gives the novel an exhilarating narrative rush.

Strip away the veneer of higher culture, and civilization hurtles briskly toward atavistic nightmare. It even has confessional talk-to-the-camera moments, as each girl is interviewed in a nondescript room by a couple of investigators in suits.

These interviews, conducted after the girls get off the island, frame every episode. So each episode is a hodgepodge of life before the island, on the island and after the island.

This may sound inelegant, and it is. It even undermines what seems like it should be the main point of suspense; you know some girls survive the ordeal from the very first scenes.

But there are advantages to this convoluted approach, too. Specifically, the sharp contrast that Golding presents between civilized and uncivilized never takes hold in "The Wilds.