bundle

Glen Powell returns for a darker Chad Powers Season 2, as six episodes turn the screw on Chad’s secret — but does the darker tack pay off?

With the live-action remake still stuck in limbo, Akira finally brings fans some actual good news: the anime classic is heading back to the big screen.

Unveiled at Disney’s D23 event before going online, the second Avengers: Doomsday trailer has split fans — and a blunt refrain sums up the mood.

Looks like the WandaVision star and husband Robbie Arnett have welcomed their first baby, going by new Los Angeles photos showing her carrying a newborn on an outing.

Reacher isn’t done yet: Amazon Prime Video is bringing back Alan Ritchson as Jack Reacher for another round.

More than two decades on, Scary Movie has turned up on digital in an extended cut, with a bundle of extras that go beyond simple deleted gags.

Fashion’s fiercest sequel is headed to your couch: The Devil Wears Prada 2 has a streaming date on Disney+ and Hulu — here’s when it hits your queue.

A24’s latest horror plunges viewers into a warped parallel world and leaves them rattled, with far more questions than answers by the final frame.

Michael Myers roared back in 2018, then the wheels came off—Halloween Kills drowned in chaos and empty commentary, and Halloween Ends swerved into a left-field character study that sidelined Laurie and defanged the Shape. Here’s how a promising revival bled out: muddled themes, whiplash tone shifts, baffling character choices, and a finale that missed the kill shot.

Star Wars rockets back to theaters May 22, 2026, when The Mandalorian & Grogu lands with Jeremy Allen White joining Pedro Pascal.

First impressions of Nicolas Cage’s Prime Video superhero series Spider-Noir are hitting the web — and the buzz is building fast.

Project Hail Mary, Ryan Gosling’s take on Andy Weir’s bestseller, rockets audiences into deep space — but these sci-fi films still eclipse it.

Bundle up: The Pitt heads into a deep freeze next season, teases star and producer Noah Wyle.

Bruce Springsteen’s biographical film, starring Jeremy Allen White, heads to Hulu and Disney+ in January 2026 after a lukewarm cinema run. Will streaming audiences embrace it?

Curious about combining Disney Plus, HBO Max, and Hulu? Discover how to upgrade your streaming experience and save money with this all-in-one bundle—no matter which service you already use.