Prime VideoThe most unpredictable actor working today is stepping into Peter Weller's mechanical boots: Dan Stevens will lead James Wan and Blumhouse Atomic Monster's eight-episode RoboCop series.
MarvelShowrunner Terry Matalas on the series that closes the WandaVision trilogy: for the first time, Vision drives the narrative himself and confronts the question of who he really is.
HBOAccording to showrunner Andy Muschietti, the new season will unfold in a Derry collapsed under the ruin of the Great Depression: a poor, jobless, hopeless town, and characters doing crazy things just to survive.
HBOHBO's new series dropped the bombshell at the end of the first episode: John Stewart finds his mentor Hal Jordan dead — and without his Power Ring on his finger.
HBOHBO's dragon saga closed the season strong: total viewership for the finale's first three days hit 21 million, 11 million of them from the US. The season averaged 34 million viewers per episode.
FuriousThe eight-episode crime thriller is already being counted among the year's best new dramas. TV critics Roxana Hadadi and Alison Herman discuss what the show has to say about women's rage.
SugarColin Farrell's people-finding, cinephile detective got off on the wrong foot with a first season that hid too much for too long. Season 2 not only keeps the right secrets — it makes crucial changes beyond that.
The teams at Empire and Pilot TV ranked the shows that defined the first half of the year: two separate returns to Westeros, mind-bending sci-fi, breathtaking thrillers, and "The Pitt" at the top.
The sequel to Amy Heckerling's '90s classic, coming 31 years later, has been greenlit at Paramount+: Cher Horowitz is coming back, this time as the mother of a teenager.
The Rings of PowerAs Charlie Vickers' Sauron rises, the show reveals the still-human form of the Nazgûl. Showrunners dove deep into Tolkien's linguistics and named this in-between stage "Nazgnagôl."
Paul Verhoeven's 1987 classic is getting a new adaptation almost 40 years later. Behind the new streaming series are Blumhouse and producer James Wan.
IMDb7.6/10Starring Emmy Rossum and Lola Petticrew, "Furious" transforms a serial-killer chase into a character drama that questions how audiences consume violence against women.