For the teens and grown-up fans of James Gunn and Suicide Squad, a raunchy and profusely violent DC Comics series about a WWII G.I. Robot, a child slayer, a fish-woman (Zoë Chao), Frankenstein (David Harbour), his Bride (Indira Varma), and a Doctor Phosphorous (Alan Tudyk) sent on geopolitical missions by their handler (Viola Davis). If
Ben Stiller stars as an uptight, single Chicagoan who is suddenly charged with taking care of his sister’s four sons until they can find a foster home in this charming and light holiday comedy co-starring Linda Cardellini, Tim Heidecker, Edi Patterson, and Toby Huss. Inspired by the life of the real-life siblings who play themselves
Sixty years after their British Invasion began, Martin Scorsese and director David Tedeschi tell the story of The Beatles first trip to the U.S. in a documentary aimed not just at fans of the most iconic band in history, but at younger generations who may not grasp their significance. Weaving in newly restored footage originally
Michael Fassbender stars as an undercover CIA agent who is recalled to London for a major new mission—which requires he abandon his secret identity. His new role gets complicated when a romantic interest from his previous life resurfaces in this gripping, sharply-written 10-episode English language adaptation of the hit French series The Bureau. An all-star
You might confuse this one with Sex Lives of College Girls, but it has a twist. It follows two college freshmen (Kiernan Shipka and Nico Hiraga) who break up with their high school sweethearts over “Drunksgiving” (also known as a “Turkey Dump” the night before Thanksgiving), but it casts their platonic friendship in a new
A legend among Japanese anime fans, the original Mononoke series is about a mysterious detective named Medicine Seller who investigates the motives of vengeful ghosts from 14th century Japan. Inspired by classic Japanese theater, the world is brought to psychedelic life through its highly imaginative animation, and nearly 20 years later, this feature-length film brings
The original has become the most streamed movie of all time, so if you haven’t caught Moana 1, ’tis the season for this all-in-the-family cultural touchstone (ages 6+). The sequel follows the teenage protagonist (again voiced by Auli’i Cravalho) as she heeds a call from her ancestors and heads out to sea, this time with
A political consultant turned TV pundit (Colman Domingo) finds himself in a deepening conspiracy when he ends up framed for the murder of a white supremacist in the Poconos in this taut thriller series that is sure to trend on Netflix as a Thanksgiving binge watch. All eight episodes stream today.
Over thirty years after her mother was murdered, her daughter and a team of documentary producers uncover the truth about a legendary Mi’kmaq woman from Nova Scotia, Canada who fought fearlessly for Indigenous rights and ended up in the crosshairs of 1970s political upheaval.
The Oscar contender arrives on transactional vod (Fandango at Home, Apple, YouTube TV, Prime), starring Ralph Fiennes as a cardinal leading the secretive ritual of anointing a new pope, only to realize he’s in the middle of a conspiracy that runs deep into the foundations of the Catholic church. Based on Robert Harris’ best-selling novel