Apple’s Home Before Dark is a compelling mystery drama lead by young actress Brooklynn Prince, who crushes every second she is on screen.

Ozark’s outstanding third season is packed to the brim with darkly engrossing performances and beautifully crafted tension.

The wickedly funny Brockmire jumps ahead to 2030 for its final run, and its chaotic end-of-days setting feels eerily close to what could actually happen.

Bloodshot delivers a solid mix of action and sci-fi with an exemplary performance from Vin Diesel on par with what his fanbase has come to expect.

The Hunt is an action-packed satire that doesn’t take itself too seriously and provides tons of chills and thrills.

Apple TV+’s revival of Steven Spielberg’s Amazing Stories presents audiences with a family-friendly version of The Twilight Zone.

Ben Affleck returns to true form and gives one of the best performances of his career in the basketball drama The Way Back.

The second season of Netflix’s cyberpunk, sci-fi series Altered Carbon makes a strong comeback led by a stellar performance from newcomer Anthony Mackie.

The Invisible Man reimagines the Universal Monster classic as an unsettling metaphor for the frequently unseen and disbelieved horrors of domestic abuse.

Apple TV+’s five-part documentary series Visible: Out on Television presents a captivating look at the progression of LGBTQ representation in TV and Film.

The always impressive Julia Louis-Dreyfus is the only saving grace of Downhill, an inferior remake of Force Majeure.

Blumhouse’s ambitious attempt at turning the ’70s TV show Fantasy Island into another impressive chilling chapter of horror fails to deliver.

Sonic the Hedgehog is a pleasantly surprising cinematic debut for the Sega icon that is chock full of laughs, charm and great visual effects.

Apple TV+’s video game comedy series Mythic Quest: Raven’s Banquet from the creators of It’s Always Sunny is a gut-busting surprise that subscribers will not want to miss.

The HBO docuseries McMillions is as addictive as the McDonald’s dollar menu and will undoubtedly have fans coming back for more to see how this crazy caper played out.

Nothing is better than seeing inspiring stories come to life, which is precisely why people shouldn’t sleep on the riveting Apple TV+ series Little America.

Guy Ritchie returns to the genre that put him on the map with The Gentlemen, a gratifying gangster romp heavily armed with some exceptional performances from its star-studded cast.

Picard proves that it will be an engaging Star Trek series anchored by a magnetic performance from the always exceptional Patrick Stewart.

Curb Your Enthusiasm returned to HBO after a three-year hiatus, and the series starring Seinfeld creator Larry David is just as brutally funny as ever.

Bad Boys For Life delivers all the hilarious, high-octane antics that made the franchise so great and successfully reignited the beloved buddy cop series.