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Hallmark is doubling down on its frontier saga: the prequel spin-off to its long-running Western hit has been renewed for Season 2 at Hallmark+, following a strong launch and landing ahead of its May 7, 2026 Season 1 finale. The flagship series, which premiered 12 years ago, has already ridden through 13 seasons.

Taylor Sheridan’s gritty 2023 miniseries Lawmen: Bass Reeves, once a Paramount+ exclusive, rides onto Netflix on Monday, June 1, bringing the true story of one of the first African American Deputy U.S. Marshals west of the Mississippi.

Ice Cube teams with Oscar-winning filmmaker Brian Helgeland on a new crime thriller, with fellow Academy Award winner Tommy Lee Jones aboard — a heavyweight lineup whose resumes include LA Confidential and The Fugitive.

Stream it while you can: free streaming platform Tubi is yanking the cyberpunk cult favorite Dredd in May 2026.

Star Wars: Maul - Shadow Lord sharpens Darth Maul’s legend, fusing razor-edged political intrigue with blistering lightsaber duels and striking visuals for a slick, surprisingly layered slice of Star Wars.

From explosive car chases to unforgettable fight scenes, the 2010s delivered a wave of action films that shook up the genre. Discover which blockbusters made the cut in our definitive ranking.

Bryan Cranston’s gripping portrayal of a covert customs agent in 'The Infiltrator' is drawing fresh attention on Tubi, nearly a decade after its original release. Discover why this crime drama is captivating new audiences.

Pedro Pascal once campaigned to join the cast of The Sisters Brothers, revealing his passion for the Western genre and reflecting on the roles that got away. Discover the story behind his near-miss and his recent career surge.

Sebastian Stan was once in the running for Green Lantern, a part that ultimately went to Ryan Reynolds in the much-criticised 2011 film. Both Reynolds and director Martin Campbell have since reflected on the film’s troubled production.

Before Clint Eastwood made Dirty Harry iconic, five Hollywood greats—Robert Mitchum, Steve McQueen, Frank Sinatra, Paul Newman, and John Wayne—each declined the role for their own reasons.

Aaron Eckhart and Jesse V. Johnson discuss their latest action-thriller, Thieves Highway, exploring the film’s raw approach, the resurgence of action cinema, and the unique chemistry behind their collaboration.

Morgan Freeman discusses the emotional toll of portraying real people, having only taken on such roles twice, including his acclaimed turn as Nelson Mandela in Invictus.