If you feel you missed out on the debauchery of the 80s — British society style — this eight-episode sex farce will be your weekend’s delight. The trailer alone is like aristocratic English version of Porkys, with hints of naked tennis and orgies, lavish estates and hunky horseback riders — all pivoting around a showdown
HBO’s new six-episode comedy series marries real-life Floridians sharing their crazy stories about the Sunshine State with reenactment by an eclectic rotation of actors — like Randall Park, Sam Richardson, Anna Faris, Ego Nwodim, Jake Johnson, and Juliette Lewis. From the New York Times’ Margaret Lyons: “…the show’s melody is ‘Get a load of this!’
You can count on Starz to bring the edge that might be missing from your endless Netflix scrolls. Their new dark British dramedy is about a young outcast (Ella Purnell) who, while being dismissed by her peers, embraces her inner savage and secret new role as a killer. More original than its plot would indicate,
Cate Blanchett plays a celebrated TV journalist who receives a new novel in the mail, one that appears to feature her as the main character—ultimately disclosing a dark chapter from her past. The seven-episode psychological thriller, written and directed by Academy Award-winner Alfonso Cuarón (Roma, Gravity), brings together an impressive cast: Kevin Kline, Sacha Baron
After their father dies unexpectedly, his three adult siblings discover that their dad had dementia, that he had recently married, and that he left everything to his new wife, Susan, who was previously married to dad’s best friend. As they each try to unravel the mysteries and process all the news, tensions boil and hard
The Emmy-winning sitcom that brought back must-see TV broadcast (and Hulu) is returning with a much-anticipated new season, and creator and star Quinta Brunson has teased a new romance, a big Ava story, a “Will Smith-inspired dance” … and an It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia cross-over. Also some surprise guest appearances, piggy-backing off of previous
Twenty-three years after Gael Garcia Bernal and Diego Luna teamed up for their cult classic Y tu mamá también, the duo are back on screen together in this six-part comedy-drama they cooked up about an aging boxer (Bernal) and the showboat manager (Luna) trying to reboot his career – just as his ex-wife (Eiza Gonzalez)
It’s been a while since Entourage skewered Hollywood’s sausage-making egos and idiosyncracies, but HBO’s latest workplace comedy (from Veep creator Armando Iannucci) arrives perfectly-timed to take on the behind-the-scenes world of a superhero franchise movie. The wackadoodle of the characters and their costumes, the chaos, the clueless arrogance of production newbies are all captured with
Part farcical comedy, part dark-crime caper, this German series (dubbed in English) tells the story of a couple so desperate to find their missing 17-year-old daughter, they disguise themselves as employees of an electrical company and they bug their neighbors homes, only to discover that none of them are who they’re pretending to be.
Set in Perth, Australia in 1979, just as the city plays hosts the Miss Universe Pageant and NASA’s space station is about to crash nearby, everything is on the brink of upheaval in this comedy-drama about three families whose lives are mirroring the big social-political changes swirling all around them. Fans of Australian tales, 70s