After a conservative young couple move in next door to a pair of swingers — with a husband played by Outlander hunk Sam Heughan — a world of “possiblities” and havoc opens up in this six episode thriller from the UK’s Channel 4. From The Guardian‘s Lucy Mangan: “What happens when feelings start getting in
Arriving in the midst of what feels like an apocalypse in Los Angeles, the Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker behind The Act of Killing, Joshua Oppenheimer, is behind this “Hollywood musical” unlike any other about the last surviving family of an apocalypse living in a high-end converted salt mine with a son who has never seen the
A cross-generation mystery watch that will appeal to tweens, teens and their parents, the Vanishing is its own standalone season in Disney anthology adapted from the bestselling 90s kids book series by R.L. Stine. It follows a group of high school students unraveling the supernatural events swirling in their town while contending with family drama,
The new police procedural drama set in Long Beach, California comes from the master, Dick Wolf, and departs from his other shows in its cinema verité approach — using body cams, dash cams, and cell phones to create a more urgent docuseries feel. Eric La Salle and Lori Loughlin take the lead as veteran cops.
Set in the 1850s American West, a clash of Mormons, indigenous communities, a burgeoning military and fur trappers battle each other as they try and survive the harsh conditions of the frontier in this high octane six-episode miniseries written by The Revenant‘s Mark L. Smith and directed by Peter Berg (Friday Night Lights). Betty Gilpin
An HBO version of ER set against the real-time clock of 24, The Pitt stars Noah Wylie as frazzled emergency room doc in a Pittsburgh trauma hospital — with each episode capturing one hour in a 12 –hour shift. It will feel fresh to those who never saw (or don’t remember) ER, and it delivers
Tom Brady roaster Nikki Glaser hosts this year’s annual awards — with a promise to be kinder and gentler — kicking off the season of film and TV celebrations. Count on Timothee Chalamet, Zendaya, Angelina Jolie, Ralph Fiennes, Kate Winslet, Daniel Craig, Cynthia Errivo and 100+ others, with special performance from Elton John and a
Denis Leary plays an outspoken U.S. Army Colonel who, after an off-the-rails rant, is reassigned to the least important army base in the world – the Netherlands — where he has to work with his estranged daughter. It’s a classic broadcast sitcom with an off-beat sense of humor, and a Dad Watch that younger generations
The long-awaited follow-up to the The Wrong Trousers, the endearing British franchise returns with its eccentric inventor Wallace introducing his latest tech invention — a gnome-like robot — to the skepticism of his loyal pooch Gromit. Clever-fun, fast-paced, and warmhearted, it’s a rare all-ages watch that can endear itself to everyone.
Homer’s classic poem Odysseus gets a retelling that begins from the tale end of the journey, as the King (played by Ralph Fiennes) finally washes ashore in Ithaca after his epic 20 year quest — only to be confused with a beggar as his wife (Juliette Binoche) and son (Charlie Plummer) are held captive by