Prime Video's best kept secrets this weekend span a low-budget sci-fi thriller, Oscar-nominated Swedish dark comedy, and a quiet journey of ordinary life.

This weekend's watchlist has three hidden gems on Netflix spanning an emotional road trip, a devastating family saga, and a supernatural horror film.

In an exclusive interview, Michael Sarnoski discusses reimagining an iconic hero in A24's The Death of Robin Hood, Hugh Jackman and Jodie Comer's transformative performances, and the film's themes of guilt, redemption, and violence.

Aaron Sorkin returns with The Social Reckoning, a companion piece to The Social Network centered on the Facebook whistleblower scandal and Jeremy Strong as Zuckerberg.

A jazz label turned a faceless AI song into a statement about human creativity and built a tool to back it up.

If you've been sleeping on Apple TV's movie catalog, these three wildly different but equally rewarding films are the perfect place to start this weekend.

This weekend we have three underrated Hulu shows spanning across dark comedy, mind-bending sci-fi, and psychological thriller, that are worth a watch.

Silo season 3 trailer is here, and it teases the origin story fans have been waiting for, with a split timeline, memory manipulation, and a pre-apocalyptic conspiracy.

In an exclusive interview, Obsession star Megan Lawless discusses Sarah's shocking fate, the film's breakout success, her friendship with Inde Navarrette, and what's next.

The final trailer for Disclosure Day is here, giving audiences their first proper look at the aliens, and Spielberg himself making a personal case for the existence of extraterrestrial life.

Spider-Noir review: Nicolas Cage's hard-boiled Prime Video series proves the Spider-Man franchise doesn't need Peter Parker to be great.

Kane Parsons, Chiwetel Ejiofor, and Renate Reinsve break down how A24’s Backrooms turns the viral liminal horror series into a haunting psychological film about isolation, liminal spaces, and emotional trauma.

The Boys wrapped its five-season run with a finale that left a large chunk of its fanbase frustrated, with wasted characters, plot holes, and an underwhelming final fight.

Prime Video's Vought Rising has dropped its first trailer, revealing a 1950s-set prequel story centered on Soldier Boy and the dark origins of Vought's first superhero team.

Spider-Noir showrunner Oren Uziel reveals how the new Spider-Man series transforms the web-slinger into a dark 1930s detective, blending classic film noir, comic book action, and one of Nicolas Cage’s most unique performances yet.

The final Backrooms trailer has arrived as A24 prepares to bring the internet's creepiest urban legend to theaters on May 29.

Amazon confirmed Henry Cavill's live-action Voltron movie will skip theaters and premiere on Prime Video, disappointing fans who expected a big-screen release.

The New York Times is turning Wordle into an NBC primetime game show hosted by Savannah Guthrie and produced by Jimmy Fallon, set to air in 2027.

Mortal Kombat 2 delivers brutal fatalities and fan-service galore, but rushed storytelling and underused characters stop this sequel from landing a true Flawless Victory.

Apple TV is home to three great movies this weekend, including one led by Tom Hanks' self-written WWII thriller.

Critterz is being positioned as the first mainstream AI-assisted animated family film, arriving at Cannes amid a growing Hollywood debate over artificial intelligence.

I did not ask to hear Marques Brownlee speak Japanese. YouTube decided for me. And there's no global way to turn it off.

A cancelled spy thriller, a rotoscoped animated drama, and a melancholic sci-fi anthology make up this weekend's three underrated Prime Video shows that never got the audience they deserved.

These three films on Hulu this weekend explore what happens when reaching for something pulls you somewhere you can't come back from.

Apple's iPad Ultra dream is dead — killed off by sluggish iPad Pro sales, an absurdly heavy foldable prototype, and a price tag that had no business existing in the first place.

Netflix has renewed Stranger Things: Tales From '85 for season 2 despite divisive reviews. The animated spinoff holds the franchise's lowest scores on both Rotten Tomatoes and IMDB.