Obituary

A small-town obituary writer becomes obsessed with death and starts murdering locals to create better stories in this pitch-black Irish comedy that balances macabre humor, suspense, and a character study.  From TIME’s Judy Berman: “Imagine Dexter meets Bad Sisters, with a chilling yet somehow quite likable lead performance by Siobhan Cullen, and you won’t be

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Loot Season 3 billionaire

Loot S3

The perfect escape from your workplace blues, Apple‘s Maya Rudolph comedy Loot returns to follow wealthy divorcée Molly Well as she gets sucked back into the chaos of her foundation in the wake of a billionaire‑squad blowback. There’s new romance, a search for purpose, escalating public scrutiny, and cameos from Henry Winkler and Adam Scott

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Murdaugh: Death in the Family

One of the most publicized true-crime stories gets a riveting, all-star dramatization in this eight-part limited series that chronicles the downfall of the privileged South Carolina family led by Alex and Maggie Murdaugh (Jason Clarke and Patricia Arquette). Brittany Snow, J. Smith-Cameron, Will Harrison, Gerald McRaney, Kathleen Wilhoite, and Noah Emmerich also star. The first

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Splinter Cell: Deathwatch

A serialized, Tom Clancy-endorsed animated adaptation of the Splinter Cell franchise that follows the retired black‑ops legend Sam Fisher as he returns to help a wounded young operative uncover a corporate‑military conspiracy. The high-stakes political thriller reintroduces the franchise – best known today for its games – to new audiences. Liev Shrieber and Kirby Howell‑Baptiste

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The Chair Company

A dark cringe comedy about a high‑strung family man (Tim Robinson) whose life unravels after an embarrassing work incident, leading him to investigate a crazy corporate conspiracy theory in this painfully funny mystery that also stars Lake Bell, Sophia Lillis, and Lou Diamond Phillips.  Fans of I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson will

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Cloud

A dark, psychological thriller that skewers hustle culture and online marketplaces, Cloud tells the story of a young Japanese man who quits his steady factory job to build a profitable reselling business, flipping discounted items at steep markups. As he becomes more successful, disgruntled customers and competitors begin to track him down, culminating in a

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One Day in October

A harrowing Israeli miniseries, One Day in October tells seven separate but intertwined stories based on the lives of those who died and those who survived in the tragic attacks in Israel on October 7, 2023.  From The Daily Beast‘s Nick Schager: “Poignant and harrowing, it’s an act of memory, confrontation, and healing, as well

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Gays in the military series on Netflix

Boots

The final project from iconic TV producer Norman Lear, Boots is a drama with comedic undertones that follows a bullied high school student in the 1990s who enlists in the Marines while staying in the closet. It raises questions about masculinity and identity, friendship and brotherhood, and the institutionalization of hazing and homophobia, but it

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The Lost Station Girls

A riveting French true‑crime drama about a police investigator who spent two decades chasing the mystery of several young women who were attacked or murdered near a southern France train station, and the one teenage girl who vanished without a trace. The series is more of a careful investigation than a whodunnit, and it exposes

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The Gold

The Gold

PBS and Masterpiece are behind this fast-paced and stylish retelling of Britain’s most brazen heist — in which six small-time thieves broke into a Heathrow security depot and stumbled onto £26 million in gold — it’s part crime saga, part legal thriller, and a history lesson about how the robbery reshaped the underworld.

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