I went into Don’t Come Home completely blind, and listening to the intro music, or even just watching it, I should’ve realized that it’s a show about time travel. But, having not realized that immediately, I found myself pleasantly surprised by the show, which initially looked like your run-of-the-mill Thai horror with ghosts and a kid who’s great at looking terrified. At the heart of Don’t Come Home lies an important message, and the show doesn’t waste any time in delivering that message in a clear and precise manner. The 6-episode series has some scary bits if that’s what you’re looking for, but it’s mostly a drama about parenting and domestic violence. Netflix’s Thai series begins with Varee, a young woman, driving off to a house in the middle of nowhere with her 5-year-old daughter Min. Gives off typically haunted house vibes,...