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Guy Ritchie’s Netflix Crime Thriller Officially Returns in 1 Month
Guy Ritchie’s Netflix crime thriller The Gentlemen will return for its second season on 3 September 2026, less than a month after the announcement. The series is a spin-off from Ritchie’s 2019 film and has become one of Netflix’s more popular recent shows, giving the director a significant streaming release after several cinema projects underperformed…
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What to Expect in Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 4 and its Gaming Theme
Fortnite’s Chapter 7 Season 4, titled Fortnite Override, is due to launch on 20 August after downtime, with a hacking and gaming theme. It matters because Epic Games appears to be building one of the game’s largest video-game crossover seasons yet, combining confirmed franchises with new gameplay features and potential Battle Pass content. Confirmed collaborations…
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‘Doctor Who’ Reunion Is Officially Happening in Steven Moffat’s New 6-Part Series
Steven Moffat and Jenna Coleman, who worked together on Doctor Who, will reunite on Number 10, a new six-part Channel 4 comedy-drama about life inside the Prime Minister’s official residence and office. The project matters as it brings together prominent Doctor Who alumni for Moffat’s first Channel 4 series, while moving him into a fictionalised…
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Peter Jackson’s Genius, Wacked-Out Sci-Fi Debut Is Streaming Free Today
Peter Jackson’s 1987 debut feature, Bad Taste, is now available to stream free on Plex. The low-budget science-fiction horror comedy is notable as an early example of the filmmaker’s appetite for elaborate practical effects, grotesque humour and energetic genre storytelling, years before he became widely known for The Lord of the Rings. Shot on 16mm…
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10 Addictive Thriller Shows That Are Impossible To Stop Watching
Collider recommends thriller series designed for compulsive viewing, arguing that streaming has heightened the appeal of dramas that sustain tension without weak episodes. The article’s selections range from influential mysteries to morally complex crime stories and supernatural dramas. – ‘Twin Peaks’ (1990–2017), ranked 10th, is praised for reshaping television mysteries through David Lynch’s surreal depiction…
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Clint Eastwood’s Final Crime Thriller Is a Must-Watch for ‘Lincoln Lawyer’ Fans
Collider reports that Clint Eastwood’s 2024 courtroom thriller *Juror #2* has remained popular on HBO Max despite receiving only a limited US cinema release from Warner Bros. The article presents the film as a compelling legal drama for viewers who enjoy titles such as *The Lincoln Lawyer* and *A Few Good Men*, centred on a…
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Netflix Officially Says Goodbye to the Ultimate Horror Cult Classic Ahead of the Sequel
Jennifer’s Body, the 2009 horror-comedy starring Megan Fox and Amanda Seyfried, is due to leave Netflix in the United States ahead of its planned sequel. Its departure matters because the film has grown from a box-office disappointment into a prominent cult favourite, praised retrospectively for its feminist and transgressive take on teen horror. Written by…
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Rusty Lake is back with another belter, so I get to shout about the overlooked puzzle series all over again
Eurogamer praises Servant of the Lake, the latest entry in Rusty Lake’s long-running surreal puzzle-adventure series, as another strong release. Set in 1839 at the Vanderboom estate, it casts the player as newly hired household help amid a grim, strange family conspiracy, and matters because it offers an accessible standalone route into a series the…
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Netflix Is Officially Losing Brad Pitt’s $100M Sports Blockbuster
Netflix will remove Moneyball, the 2011 baseball drama starring Brad Pitt, from its catalogue on 31 August. The departure matters because the film has recently been available exclusively on the service, and no replacement streaming platform has been announced. Directed by Bennett Miller, Moneyball also stars Jonah Hill and Philip Seymour Hoffman, and follows the…