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July 2026 swung the axe across TV, as streamers and networks rolled out cancellations and final-season calls. From MGM+ confirming Forest Whitaker’s Godfather of Harlem is winding down to a slew of other shows getting the hook, here’s every series that wrapped or got its notice this month.

Young Washington director Jon Erwin is leaning hard into AI, calling it a safer, more affordable way to make movies. In a new Variety interview, he breaks down how the tech shaped the production — and why the choice is stirring debate.

The Netflix adaptation of Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events ran for three seasons and 25 episodes, covering all 13 books. The final episode — also titled "The End" — landed on 1 January 2019.

Reacher star Alan Ritchson is lending his voice to Imprint Entertainment’s star-packed animated flick about a fame-chasing mouse with big dance dreams.

Sharpen your machete: we’re ranking the ultimate summer camp shockers—from Friday the 13th to cult deep cuts—and spotlighting the slashers that turned campfires into carnage.

Announced with fanfare years ago, a long-promised DCU movie has been shelved — and James Gunn just made it official.

Kevin Feige just teased a New Jersey footprint for Avengers: Doomsday—stoking buzz that Iman Vellani’s Ms. Marvel is back in action.

Sam Raimi cranks up the dread with Send Help, the Rachel McAdams and Dylan O'Brien horror-thriller now locked for a streaming debut on Hulu and Disney+.

HBO has set the Season 2 window for A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms — and the timing hints one of Game of Thrones’ most frustrating problems is finally getting fixed.

From box-office bust to Prime Video streaming sensation, Rebecca Ferguson and Chris Pratt’s AI-driven sci-fi thriller is surging worldwide.

James Cameron puts the Titanic raft controversy to rest, revealing why Jack’s fate was sealed and what science—and a bit of luck—would have meant for his survival.

After years of anticipation, Stranger Things’ final episode feels rushed and unresolved, leaving viewers with more questions than answers despite the show’s enduring appeal.