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Disney+ is bringing a new dark fantasy horror show that feels like Buffy and American Horror Story for kids, but it has a huge challenge ahead.
As Spider-Man: Brand New Day has become the highest-grossing film of 2026, the Tom Holland movie has finally landed its digital release date.
Bruce Willis' forgotten 1990s action Neo-Western plays like a fun mash-up of Clint Eastwood's A Fistful of Dollars and a John Wick sequel.
Apple TV has released a new trailer for its upcoming crime thriller series that acts as the perfect Mindhunter replacement ahead of its release.
The funniest 20th-century novel gets an update.
Alan Cumming and David Morrissey play feuding neighbors in Russell T. Davies' intense LGBTQ+ psychological thriller Tip Toe, airing on Starz.
Among the 41 Discworld novels are several sub-series that focus on specific characters or themes, but only some stand out as the Disc at its best.
LEGO® One Piece showrunner Tom Hyndman reveals how the visual representation of Luffy's powers was decided on, and which moments were his favorite.
Sherlock Holmes meets Doctor Who in the fun, iconic, and long-running procedural series, Murdoch Mysteries, based on the books by Maureen Jennings.
Glen Powell's action classic with a near-perfect Rotten Tomatoes audience score is battling Alan Ritchson's star-studded thriller on Netflix's charts.
A new teaser for South Park season 29, episode 2, has been released, showing that the episode will focus on Butters in his biggest fight yet.
The 5 best new series to binge-watch on HBO Max this week, September 28–October 4, 2026,
This underrated Clint Eastwood movie based on a Michael Connelly novel is becoming a streaming sensation more than 20 years after its premiere.
An incredibly popular action franchise tried switching main characters, but it went so badly that the original star returned and hasn't left.
Line of Fire may center Peter Krause's Mike, but episode 2 proves an underrated character is becoming the Hollingsworths most essential member.
One of Timothy Olyphant's rare genre movie gems is looking to continue its streaming success as it lines up a new home at the perfect time.
Lindsay Lohan has another Netflix movie in the works, and this one has her reuniting with a key figure from Freaky Friday and Mean Girls.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds calls out a Federation agency that was introduced on Deep Space Nine years before Captain Sisko meets Captain Kirk.
A new One Piece TV show has arrived on Netflix, and while it's like nothing fans have seen so far, it's guaranteed to delight younger viewers.
Peacock is about to become the new streaming home for Daniel Craig's adventure movie classic, and it comes at the best time possible for fans.
An overlooked horror-thriller that uniquely mixes the vibes of H.P. Lovecraft and David Fincher's Se7en is finally going to get its due on streaming.
Netflix is the streaming home of an R-rated sci-fi masterpiece that delivers one of the greatest 17 minutes of storytelling with no dialogue at all.
The iconic Sherlock Holmes is the hero of his own story, while Moriarty is his ultimate nemesis, but Death Note flips the script with a shock twist.
Bosch is one of the best crime thrillers out there and finding its replacement is not easy, but a 82-episodes series comes close to being equally good
Action TV shows come in all shapes and sizes, but it's those that left a lasting mark on the wider genre that continue to stick out over the years.
Netflix's Seoul-set assassin saga blends balletic, brutal violence with fraught family drama as loyalties unravel amid John Wick-style showdowns.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day's post-credits scene might have seemed like nothing at first, but it may actually be critical for Avengers: Doomsday.
Brian and Stewie are arguably the best duo on Family Guy, but what are their best episodes throughout the entire series?
After winning a record-breaking number of Emmy Awards, Apple TV has now set yet another record, this time with a new streaming milestone.
Omar Little's "It's all in the game" line sums up the entire thesis of The Wire, and it remains one of the greatest quotes in HBO history.
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