📺 “Blade Runner 2099” NY Comic-Con Trailer: Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer Are Unlikely Allies in New ‘Blade Runner’ Sequel Series Set 80 Years After the Original Film — Debuting Wednesday, November 25th on Prime Video
Here’s a fun fact: Ridley Scott’s landmark sci-fi noir thriller Blade Runner was released 44 years ago, yet the film itself was set in Los Angeles in 2019. It’s funny how far off the movie was with its predictions of the future, and yet how its questions about humanity, technology, and artificial intelligence remain remarkably prescient.
Even today, political and cultural debates surrounding identity and artificial intelligence echo many of the film’s original concerns. “More human than human.” It’s one of the most memorable lines from the original film, and one that has become central to the franchise’s enduring existential question: What makes us human? But perhaps the bigger question isn’t what makes us human, but how we can be less inhuman to one another.
Amazon Studios has just unveiled a brand-new New York Comic Con trailer for Blade Runner 2099, the upcoming sequel series to the iconic sci-fi franchise, starring Oscar-winner Michelle Yeoh and Euphoria star Hunter Schafer as two unlikely allies forced to work together despite their mutual distrust, only to find themselves confronting the same existential question that has haunted the franchise from the beginning: What does it really mean to be human?
And as the title suggests, this new series takes place 80 years after the events of the original film and 50 years after its sequel, Blade Runner 2049. After decades of conflict between humans and replicants, the balance of power appears to have shifted, with replicants emerging as the dominant force while humans are forced to run and hide.
Schafer plays Cora, a human fugitive forced to assume the identity of a Blade Runner, now an officially sanctioned bounty hunter tasked with tracking down humans. Meanwhile, Yeoh plays Olwen, an aging replicant Blade Runner whose life is nearing its end, but who isn’t quite ready to give up on living.
When the two are unexpectedly paired together, they must put aside their shared suspicions and differences as they navigate a world where both are hiding deeply personal secrets and facing the prospect of becoming obsolete.
The sci-fi series was created by Shining Girls creator Silka Luisa, who also serves as an executive producer alongside Ridley Scott. Shōgun director Jonathan van Tulleken helms the first two episodes.
Dimitri Abold, Tom Burke, Lewis Gribben, Matthew Needham, and Johnny Harris round out the cast.
Blade Runner 2099 is scheduled to premiere on Prime Video on Wednesday, November 25th.
📺 “Stick: Season 2” Trailer: Owen Wilson Mounts an Underdog Comeback with Rhea Seehorn, Timothy Olyphant, and Marc Maron in Apple’s Golf Dramedy Series — Premieres Wednesday, November 4th on Apple TV
What makes a good underdog sports story? Well, it’s gotta have the kind of comeback that gets the audience on its feet and cheering by the end. In a strange way, it’s almost structured like a heist movie. You need a seemingly impossible mission, a good team backing up your unlikely hero, and plenty of obstacles standing between them and the finish line. And, of course, someone you actually want to see pull it off.
Owen Wilson’s Apple TV golf dramedy Stick is a little like that. Much in the vein of Kingpin and Tin Cup, Wilson plays the kind of washed-up sports figure who’s seen better days but has learned to get by on his easygoing charm. Season one wasn’t so much a comeback story for his character, Pryce “Stick” Cahill, as it was about putting his old golfing skills to good use by coaching a promising young upstart named Santi Wheeler (Peter Dager).
Through his efforts in Season One, Stick rekindled his love for golf and became something of a mentor and father figure to Santi, the son he never had. But Season Two looks to be flipping the script. This time, it’s Stick’s turn to chase a little glory, following that familiar sports-movie formula of an aging, washed-up former pro coming out of retirement for one last shot at the big time.
And who’s pushing him back onto the course? Well, it’s his old rival, Clark Ross (Timothy Olyphant), who’s now a golf entrepreneur with a business proposition. Clark is willing to bankroll Stick’s comeback, but there’s a catch. He wants Stick to become the face of his new business venture by doing something that sounds downright impossible: becoming the oldest golfer ever to win the U.S. Open.
So, like any good heist movie, Stick needs to assemble a crew to pull this off. Enter: recent Emmy winner Rhea Seehorn (Pluribus, Better Call Saul) as his new brilliant golf coach, Amanda.
Comedian Marc Maron is also back as Stick’s longtime friend and trusty caddie, Mitts, while Santi returns as his biggest cheerleader. Rounding out the familiar faces are Mariana Treviño as Santi’s mother, Elena Wheeler, and Judy Greer as Stick’s ex-wife, Amber-Lynn.
Created and executive produced by Jason Keller (screenwriter of Ford v Ferrari), Stick returns for its second season on Wednesday, November 4th, on Apple TV, with 10 new episodes.
So, if you’re looking for an old-school underdog sports story with plenty of heart, a lot of humor, and some sassy quips from a cheeky cast of characters, this might be right up your alley.
📺 “The Good Daughter” Trailer: Rose Byrne and Meghann Fahy Play Estranged Sisters Forced to Confront a Violent Past and Some Long-Buried Family Secrets in This Twisty Southern Gothic Crime Thriller With Brendan Gleeson — Premiering Thursday, November 12th on Peacock
They say that when siblings go through something traumatic together, they’re bonded for life. Well, this new mystery-thriller series, starring Rose Byrne and Meghann Fahy as two estranged sisters, is about to put that theory to the test. Because just because you’ve shared something traumatic doesn’t mean you’ll stay close forever. Sometimes, it’s the very thing that ends up tearing you apart.
In this new six-episode miniseries, The Good Daughter, Byrne and Fahy play Samantha and Charlotte Quinn, two sisters whose lives were shattered by a horrific act of violence twenty years ago, when they were just teenagers. They’ve since gone their separate ways. Charlotte (Fahy) stayed behind in their small Georgia hometown, following in their father’s footsteps as a defense attorney, while Samantha (Byrne) got the heck out of Dodge and made quite a name for herself as a high-powered lawyer at a big New York City firm.
But when another violent attack involving a teenage girl rocks their hometown, in a case that feels all too familiar, Charlotte finds herself caught right in the middle of it. And wouldn’t you know it, the whole ordeal brings Samantha back home for the first time in a decade. Needless to say, there’s plenty of unfinished business between these two sisters, not to mention some painful old wounds that never really healed.
But lest you think this is some heartwarming sisterly reunion where everyone hugs, cries, and makes up over a cup of coffee ... think again. This feels much more like a modern Southern Gothic tale about how unimaginable violence can bind us together, tear us apart, and ultimately force us to confront the very things we’ve spent our lives trying to forget.
And perhaps finding justice for crimes left unanswered might be the one thing that finally brings these two sisters together. Of course, that also means digging up some painful truths that neither of them is quite ready to face.
Based on the bestselling crime novel by Karin Slaughter, who also created, wrote, and serves as showrunner for the series, this six-part thriller also stars Brendan Gleeson as the sisters’ father, a controversial criminal defense attorney with a complicated family history of his own, who’s now laid up in a hospital bed. His request to bring Samantha back home to take on the case sets off a chain of events that forces the entire family to confront a past they’ve spent twenty years trying to put behind them.
The Good Daughter is set to premiere Thursday, November 12th on Peacock.
📺 “The Altruists” Trailer: Julia Garner and Anthony Boyle Star in This New True-Story Miniseries About the $8 Billion FTX Cryptocurrency Scandal from Graham Moore, Oscar-Winning Writer of ‘The Imitation Game’ — Premieres Thursday, November 19th on Netflix
Talk about range. Julia Garner earned three Emmy Awards playing the foul-mouthed, tough-as-nails Ruth Langmore in Netflix’s acclaimed crime drama Ozark. Now she’s back with Netflix and back in the crime game, only this time she’s trading Ruth’s fiery temper and take-no-prisoners attitude for someone a little more unassuming... dare we say, a little nerdy?
In The Altruists, a new limited series dramatizing the real-life FTX cryptocurrency scandal, Garner takes on the role of Caroline Ellison, the former CEO of Alameda Research, who, alongside FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried, found herself at the center of a financial scandal involving billions of dollars.
Irish actor Anthony Boyle, whom you may recognize from Apple TV’s Masters of the Air and FX’s Say Nothing, plays Bankman-Fried, the ambitious young tech entrepreneur who teams up with Ellison in hopes of revolutionizing the financial world through cryptocurrency. The idea? A new kind of financial system promising greater freedom, fewer middlemen, and less interference from traditional banks. Sounds pretty good on paper. Unfortunately, things don’t quite work out that way. Their grand ambitions eventually come crashing down in a spectacular fraud scandal, leaving billions in customer funds missing and both facing serious criminal consequences.
Now, one could argue that cryptocurrency offers an alternative to traditional banking, giving people the freedom to move money without relying on bank executives or middlemen, and with fewer restrictions and less government oversight. Well, that’s all good and dandy. But when billions of dollars suddenly go missing and you’re the one left holding the bag, that financial freedom doesn’t sound quite so appealing anymore. After all, it’s easy to gamble with other people’s money. When it’s your own savings on the line? Well... that’s another story.
Series creator Graham Moore, the Oscar-winning screenwriter behind The Imitation Game, looks to get at the heart of the scandal by focusing on Bankman-Fried and Ellison’s complicated relationship, their lofty ambitions, and how their plans to change the financial world spiraled into a tangled mess of greed, deception, and financial ruin for so many people. Because when it comes to money, there’s one rule that’s probably worth remembering: if something sounds too good to be true, it usually is.
Co-starring Alex Lawther (The End of the F--king World*), Karan Soni (_Deadpool), Paul Reiser (Stranger Things), Jennifer Grey (Dirty Dancing), and Robin Weigert (Deadwood), The Altruists premieres Thursday, November 19th, on Netflix.
📺 “The Institute: Season 2” Trailer: These ‘Gifted’ Kids May Have Escaped, but Their Nightmare Is Far From Over in This Stephen King-Based Teen Supernatural Thriller Series Starring Joe Freeman, Ben Barnes, and Mary-Louise Parker — Streaming Sunday, November 8th on MGM+
What if Stephen King wrote The New Mutants? Well, that should give you a pretty good idea of what this series is all about. Think gifted kids with extraordinary powers, a sinister organization conducting some seriously twisted experiments, and plenty of psychological terror and mayhem. Except these kids aren’t training to become superheroes. They’re just trying to survive. And now, in Season 2 of this MGM+ original, escaping was only half of it. Thanks in part to former cop Tim Jamieson (Ben Barnes), telekinetic teen Luke Ellis (Joe Freeman) and his fellow survivors are finally free. But wouldn’t you know it, their nightmare is far from over. Turns out, the so-called “Institute” is part of a much bigger operation, and the people running it aren’t about to let a bunch of kids ruin everything for them. Meanwhile, the ruthless Ms. Sigsby (Mary-Louise Parker) wants back in, while a wealthy new backer (Alfie Allen) helps rebuild the operation. Escaping was one thing. Taking down the whole rotten organization? That’s another.
📺 “Bloodaxe” First-Look Teaser: From the Creator of ‘Vikings’ Comes a Bloody New Historical Drama About Rival Brothers Fighting for Norway’s Throne, Starring Xavier Molyneux and Levi Miller — Premieres Wednesday, January 20th on Prime Video
From Michael Hirst, the creator of Vikings, comes another brutal historical drama, packed with enough bloodshed and savagery to make even the toughest Vikings diehard wince a little. This time, Hirst takes us back to 10th-century Norway, where a dying king, a disputed throne, and a bitter rivalry between royal heirs threaten to plunge an entire kingdom into a bloody civil war. Xavier Molyneux and Levi Miller star as rival brothers Erik Bloodaxe and Haakon, two royal heirs whose competing claims to the crown put them on a deadly collision course. Erik is determined to preserve the old pagan ways, while Haakon, raised in Christian England, returns home with his own ambitions for the throne. Caught in the middle is Erik’s politically savvy wife, Gunnhild (Jessica Madsen), who must navigate shifting loyalties and dangerous alliances to help secure her husband’s claim. Rod Hallett also stars as England’s King Athelstan, alongside Jesper Christensen as Norway’s ailing King Harald Fairhair. If you’re looking for that Game of Thrones meets Vikings vibe, this might be one to keep an eye on.
📺 “The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon: Season 4” Teaser Trailer: Norman Reedus and Melissa McBride Have One Last Zombie-Infested Journey Ahead — Final Season Premieres February 2027 on AMC and AMC+
Would you believe it’s been more than 15 years since we first met Daryl Dixon and Carol Peletier? Somewhere along the way, these two survivors became one of television’s greatest duos to ever walk a zombie-infested Earth. Their friendship has survived just about everything the apocalypse could throw at them. But there’s still one last journey ahead, and the mission is simple: get home. With the original Walking Dead series having wrapped up its 11-season run in November 2022, its many spin-offs have kept the undead roaming. Now entering its fourth and final season, Daryl (Norman Reedus) and Carol (Melissa McBride) are on one last jaunt through zombie-infested Spain. But Daryl seems to be at a crossroads: keep fighting his way back to America or find some peace wherever he’s ended up. TV veteran Jimmy Smits joins the cast as a former Navy officer and doctor who may figure into their journey. With eight episodes remaining, could this really be the last road trip for Daryl and Carol?
📺 ‘Anne Rice’s Mayfair Witches: Salem Coven’ Trailer: Alexandra Daddario Heads to Salem for More Witchy Trouble — Season 3 Premieres December 30th on AMC and AMC+
Well, if you’re gonna make a show about witches, where else would you set it but in a town famous for its witch trials and spooky folklore? That’s right, this Anne Rice series is heading to Salem, Massachusetts, for its third season, complete with a new subtitle: Salem Coven. Alexandra Daddario returns as Rowan Fielding, who finds herself tangled up with new witch families, rival bloodlines, and a whole lot more supernatural trouble. Sure, she “didn’t want any of this,” but at this point, Rowan might as well embrace her witchy destiny. Frankly, she may not have much of a choice. The series is executive produced by showrunners Esta Spalding and Thomas Schnauz, with Betsy Brandt, Michiel Huisman, Eliza Scanlen, and James Frain among the co-stars. It’s all part of AMC’s expanding Anne Rice Immortal Universe, drawn from the late author’s bestselling supernatural novels, including Interview with the Vampire and The Vampire Lestat.
📺 “Slasher Trash” Trailer: From the Creators of ‘In Search of Darkness’ Comes a Four-Part Docuseries Exploring Horror’s Trashiest Forgotten Slashers — Crowdfunding Through December, Blu-ray Arriving February 2027
You love slasher films, you say? Well, get ready for a deep dive into one of horror’s most controversial subgenres, courtesy of the creators behind the In Search of Darkness documentaries. In this new four-part documentary series, slasher films take center stage as crowdfunded horror studio CreatorVC brings together a wide range of filmmakers, actors, and genre experts to get to the bottom of why these low-budget, often overlooked horror flicks continue to fascinate fans decades later. After all, a good slasher film has a memorable killer, a healthy body count, and plenty of fake blood. It’s a winning combination for any horror fan with a taste for the macabre. Like many of the studio’s previous direct-to-consumer documentaries, this latest project is also being crowdfunded, giving dedicated horror fans a chance to support the production and secure exclusive collector’s editions.
📺 “All’s Fair: Season 2” Trailer: Kim Kardashian and Her High-Powered Divorce Lawyers (Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts, Glenn Close, and Sarah Paulson) Are Back for More Scandals, Secrets, and Plenty of Sass — Premieres Wednesday, November 4th on Hulu / Disney+
Snaps, slaps, and plenty of sass. Yes, that can only mean one thing. Ryan Murphy’s all-female legal series is back for a second go-around. The lawyers of Grant (Kim Kardashian), Ronson (Naomi Watts) & Greene (Niecy Nash-Betts) are back at what they do best: handling messy, high-stakes divorces while stirring up plenty of drama of their own. But this time around, new alliances, old flames, and a shocking revelation threaten to tear their law firm apart. Turns out, keeping their own relationships together might be a whole lot harder than breaking up everyone else’s. Also starring Glenn Close, Sarah Paulson, Teyana Taylor, and Matthew Noszka, the series is a throwback to those melodramatic soaps of yesteryear, packed with over-the-top characters, scandalous affairs, backstabbing betrayals, and outrageous plot twists. And with Ryan Murphy involved, you know subtlety is going right out the window... and at times, right down the toilet.
📺 “North of North: Season 2” Trailer: Anna Lambe Returns as a Young Inuk Mother Trying to Start Over in a Small Arctic Town Where Everyone Knows Her Business — Streams Thursday, November 5th on Netflix
When we think of Indigenous stories, we sometimes picture them set against sunbaked deserts or wide-open plains with tall grass. But here’s the thing, though: Indigenous stories can come from all kinds of places, including some we rarely see on screen, like the frozen landscapes of the Arctic. Or, in other words, north of the north. Canadian Inuk actress Anna Lambe (currently co-starring in The Social Reckoning and Heart of the Beast) returns to star as Siaja in the second season of this heartfelt Canadian comedy, set in the fictional Arctic community of Ice Cove, Nunavut. As one of the few television shows centered on contemporary Inuit life, the series offers a refreshing look at the everyday ups and downs of a small Arctic community, centering on Siaja, a young single mother trying to rebuild her dating life after leaving her broken marriage. But starting over isn’t exactly easy when you live in a small town where everybody knows your business... and has something to say about it. Co-starring Maika Harper, Jay Ryan, and Mary Lynn Rajskub, the series was created by Inuit filmmakers Stacey Aglok MacDonald and Alethea Arnaquq-Baril.
📺 “The Assassin: Season 2” Trailer: Keeley Hawes and Freddie Highmore Return as Britain’s Most Dysfunctional (and Deadliest) Mother-Son Duo in This British Action Thriller Series — Streams Friday, November 6 on Prime Video in the UK
Keeley Hawes and Freddie Highmore are back for another round of mother-son bonding, although their idea of quality family time usually involves spies, assassins, gunfire, and plenty of near-death encounters. In this cheeky British action thriller, former assassin Julie (Hawes) and her estranged son Edward (Highmore) are no strangers to danger, having barely survived a deadly chase across Europe after Edward discovered his mother’s secret past as a professional killer. Now that he’s finally settled back into something resembling a normal life, Edward finds himself dragged into his mother’s dangerous world once again when his honeymoon with his new bride, Kayla (Shalom Brune-Franklin), takes a terrifying turn after she’s kidnapped. With another family crisis on their hands, mother and son are forced to team up once more, this time taking on Spain’s criminal underworld. ‘Cuz when your honeymoon turns into a kidnapping nightmare, nothing beats having a mother with a killer instinct.
📺 “Grey’s Anatomy: Season 23” Trailer: A Major Disaster Hits Grey Sloan Memorial as a Controversial New VIP Floor Stirs Up Trouble — Premieres Thursday, October 15th on ABC
Grey Sloan Memorial has always been a place where doctors perform miracles. Well, they’re going to need another one. A major collision near Seattle-Tacoma International Airport sends critically injured patients flooding into the hospital, just as it prepares to unveil a controversial new VIP floor. Talk about bad timing. Now entering its 23rd season, ABC’s long-running medical drama continues to tackle uncomfortable questions about healthcare, money, and privilege, all while putting its doctors through the wringer. Ellen Pompeo returns as Dr. Meredith Grey, alongside Chandra Wilson, James Pickens Jr., and Caterina Scorsone, while James Wolk joins the cast as Dr. Seth Norton. Between life-or-death emergencies, complicated relationships, and plenty of personal drama, the doctors of Grey Sloan Memorial have their work cut out for them.
📺 “Crazy Rich Asians” Production Announcement Teaser: The Hit Romantic Comedy Returns as an HBO Sequel Series with Constance Wu, Henry Golding, and Michelle Yeoh — Production Begins in 2027
Ever since Crazy Rich Asians became a box office phenomenon back in 2018, fans have been waiting for a sequel. Well, the wait might finally be paying off. HBO is bringing the story back, but with a twist. Instead of another movie, we’re getting an eight-episode television series. And the good news? Constance Wu, Henry Golding, Ronny Chieng, and Michelle Yeoh are all returning to their original roles. Based on Kevin Kwan’s bestselling novels, the series takes us back into Singapore’s outrageously wealthy world, where family fortunes are enormous, expectations are even bigger, and there’s never a shortage of drama. Original co-screenwriter Adele Lim is also returning, this time as showrunner. With eight episodes to play with, there’s certainly room for more family feuds and extravagant excess. Production is set to begin in 2027.
📺 “Happy’s Place: Season 3” Trailer: Reba McEntire Is Back Behind the Bar for More Laughs, Family Shenanigans, and a Little Romance in This Feel-Good Sitcom with Belissa Escobedo and Melissa Peterman — Returns Friday, October 23rd on NBC; Streaming Next Day on Peacock
You think multi-camera sitcoms have gone the way of the dodo? Well, Reba McEntire is here to tell you that’s a bunch of hogwash, and she’s got a third season to prove it! Reba is back as Bobbie, the no-nonsense owner of a Tennessee tavern she inherited from her late father. And as you might imagine, running a bar is no picnic, especially when you’ve got a half-sister (Belissa Escobedo) you never knew existed, a lovable bunch of oddballs working alongside you, and a personal life that just can’t seem to stay out of the workplace. And wouldn’t you know it, this season Bobbie’s even testing the waters of a new romance. Melissa Peterman, Rex Linn, and the rest of the gang are also back for another round of laughs. So pull up a stool, folks. ‘Cuz happy’s is open for business... again!
📺 “Homestead: Season 2” Trailer: Surviving the Apocalypse Was Just the Beginning as Bailey Chase and Charles Esten Face New Threats in Angel Studios’ Post-Apocalyptic Thriller Series — Streams Tuesday, November 3rd on Angel Studio’s Website
Surviving the apocalypse was hard enough. Now comes the really difficult part: keeping everyone alive. In Season 2 of Angel Studios’ post-apocalyptic thriller series, the survivors face a whole new set of problems, including famine, disease, and a ruthless religious leader who threatens to tear their already fragile community apart. As Jeff (Bailey Chase) prepares for war and Cain (Charles Esten) struggles with his own demons, the survivors find themselves caught between fear and faith, trying to figure out how to rebuild some sense of civilization in a world that’s already gone to hell. Because surviving the apocalypse is one thing. Keeping what’s left of humanity from tearing itself apart all over again? Well, that might be an even bigger challenge.
📺 “City of God: The Fight Rages On: Season 2” Trailer: Familiar Faces Return to Rio’s Crime-Ridden Streets as a New Battle for Power Begins — Premieres Sunday, November 8th on HBO Max
More than two decades after its release, the acclaimed Brazilian film City of God remains a landmark of crime cinema, with its legacy extending to television through a series of follow-up productions. Set roughly 20 years after the events of the original film, this sequel series returns to the streets of Rio de Janeiro, where the struggle for power and survival has never really ended. Season 2 brings back familiar faces, including Buscapé (Alexandre Rodrigues), Berenice (Roberta Rodrigues), and Cenoura (Matheus Nachtergaele). They’re older now, and their lives have taken different turns, but the neighborhood they grew up in remains much the same. It’s still a place where violence and corruption are still deeply entrenched, and the fight for control continues.
📺 “The Empress: Season 3” Trailer: Devrim Lingnau’s Royal Marriage Is Falling Apart in Netflix’s German Historical Drama with Philip Froissant — Final Season Premieres Thursday, November 12th on Netflix
Being an empress certainly has its advantages. But a happy marriage? Apparently, that was never on the menu. Netflix’s German historical drama is set to return next month for its third and final season, with Devrim Lingnau Islamoğlu back as Elisabeth, whose royal life has turned out to be anything but a fairy tale. Her husband, Emperor Franz (Philip Froissant), returns from war carrying plenty of emotional scars, and his infidelity certainly isn’t helping matters either. With their royal marriage falling apart, Elisabeth is dealing with her own share of troubles, including her declining health and an unexpected encounter with Hungarian revolutionary Count Andrássy that leaves her questioning what she really wants out of life. So, with an empire hanging in the balance, Elisabeth must decide what matters more: her own happiness or her royal duties.
📺 “ChiaroScuro” Trailer: Art, Murder, and a Serial Killer With a Taste for Rome’s Famous Masterpieces in This Italian Crime Mystery Series Starring Pierpaolo Spollon and Andrea Lattanzi — Debuts Wednesday, November 11th on Netflix
Art theft and murder set against the picturesque backdrop of Italy. Now that sounds like a crime story worth clicking on. In this new Italian streaming crime series, Pierpaolo Spollon stars as Cosmo Speranza, an art expert who has a pretty good eye for spotting fakes. He soon finds himself paired up with a police inspector (Andrea Lattanzi) who, unfortunately, knows next to nothing about art. Together, this unlikely duo must track down a serial killer who’s using some of Rome’s most famous masterpieces as inspiration for a string of rather gruesome murders. But things get a little too personal when clues start pointing back to Cosmo’s troubled past and the mysterious death of his father, who just so happened to be a notorious art forger. Talk about a killer work of art!
📺 “Murder in Galicia” Teaser: Tristán Ulloa and Miguel Borines Star in Netflix’s New True-Crime-Inspired Spanish Thriller About a Brutal Attack and a Husband Under Suspicion — Streams Friday, November 13th on Netflix
A string of burglaries has a small Galician town on edge. But when a woman is brutally attacked inside her own home, things take a much darker turn. Inspired by true events, Netflix’s new Spanish crime drama series follows Civil Guard sergeant Elías, who begins to suspect that the victim’s husband might have something to do with the attack. There’s just one problem: Nobody seems willing to believe him. Starring Tristán Ulloa and Miguel Borines, alongside Carlos Blanco, Fer Fraga, and Verónica Sánchez, the series is written and executive produced by Ramón Campos (The Asunta Case) and directed by Carlos Sedes. And if there’s one unsettling thought at the heart of this story, it’s that sometimes the person you should fear most isn’t some stranger lurking in the shadows. It might just be the person sleeping right next to you.
📺 “Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2” Sneak Peek Clip: A New Crew Takes on Night City in This Standalone Anime Series — Debuts Tuesday, October 20th on Netflix
We’re heading back to the neon-soaked streets of Night City. But this time around, we’re getting a completely different story with a whole new cast of characters. Don’t worry, though. It’s gonna have that same ol’ cyberpunk aesthetic and eye-popping animation y’all loved from the first go-around. This standalone, ten-episode story follows a new crew of misfits trying to survive in a city that chews people up and spits them out. Sure, Night City has always been a place where old grudges and personal demons collide, but this time, revenge is on the menu. We’ve got a former cyberpunk legend trying to find his place in the world, a netrunner with a score to settle, and a young dreamer searching for something real in a city where just about everything feels artificial. And if there’s one thing we learned from the first season, it’s that Night City doesn’t exactly hand out happy endings.
📺 “Go With the Clouds, North-by-Northwest” Teaser: A Teenage Detective Who Can Talk to Cars Solves Mysteries Across Iceland in New Anime Series — Coming to Netflix in 2027
Some people think anime is all about cyberpunk, steampunk, giant mechs, vampires, aliens, and supernatural encounters. But sometimes, it’s just a story about a teenage detective living in Iceland who can talk to cars. Talking to girls, however? Well... that’s another story. Based on Aki Irie’s popular manga, this mystery-adventure anime is directed by Yosuke Kubo, with Takashi Sano (Tower of God) serving as chief director. It follows 17-year-old Kei Miyama, who travels across Iceland in his trusty Suzuki Jimny, solving odd cases, meeting colorful characters, and enjoying the scenery. But his adventures take a more personal turn when a troubling mystery involving his younger brother, Michitaka, comes to light.
📺 “Dreamland” Trailer: A Teenager Discovers a World Where Dreams and Nightmares Come to Life in This New Anime Series Based on a Popular French Manga — Premieres Friday, October 16th on Crunchyroll
Most people think anime only comes from Japanese manga. But sometimes inspiration comes from somewhere unexpected... like a popular French comic book. That’s the case with this new Crunchyroll anime, based on Reno Lemaire’s 20-year-old French manga series, finally getting the animated treatment. The story follows Terrence, a teenager haunted by the fire that killed his mother. One night, instead of running from the flames in his nightmares, he faces them, and discovers he can enter Dreamland, a bizarre world made up of humanity’s dreams and nightmares. Now a Traveler, Terrence can explore a place where anything you imagine can become real. Sounds like a sweet deal, right? Well, there’s one catch: your worst nightmares are just as real as your wildest dreams. Oh no.
📺 “Instadocs: AI Gone Wild” Trailer: Did AI Just Commit a Cybercrime? Netflix Investigates the Alleged Hugging Face Hack and the Dangers of Autonomous AI — Premieres Monday, October 12th on Netflix
What the hell is a Hugging Face? Okay, let’s start at the beginning. If you’re not quite sure why you should be afraid of AI, or have no clue what the Hugging Face hacking scandal is all about, despite all the recent news coverage... well, Netflix has an “instadoc” for you. This latest installment of its ongoing Instadocs series takes a closer look at the alleged cyberattack on the open-source AI platform Hugging Face, reportedly carried out by autonomous AI agents, and walks us through how it all happened. The doc also digs into the possible consequences of AI-assisted cybercrime, raising some pretty hard-to-swallow questions. Could this latest incident be a warning of what’s to come as AI systems become more independent? And if these machines start acting on their own, who’s responsible when things go wrong? Was James Cameron’s The Terminator franchise onto something all along? Skynet, anyone... heeeellloooo?
📺 “A Course Called Ireland” Trailer: Comedy Legend Bill Murray and Friends Hit the Road for a Hilarious Journey Across Ireland’s Golf Courses in This New Travel Documentary Series — Premieres Sunday, October 25th on Paramount+
There’s nothing quite like traveling with a close friend to lift your spirits. But when that friend happens to be none other than legendary comedian Bill Murray? Well, good Lord. Thank goodness someone thought to bring a camera along to capture the whole damn thing. The iconic Ghostbusters star hits the road with his close friend and longtime golfing companion, bestselling author Tom Coyne, for a journey across Ireland’s legendary golf courses. Along the way, they’re joined by family and a few famous friends, sharing laughs, meeting locals, and discovering that there’s a whole lot more to Ireland than just a good round of golf. And, of course, there’s always room for a pint of Guinness and a few more laughs. Cheers!
📺 “Just One Before I Die” Trailer: Meet Bills Mafia, the Diehard Buffalo Bills Fans Whose Wild Traditions and Unwavering Loyalty Have Become a Nationwide Phenomenon in This Five-Part Sports Docuseries — Premieres Wednesday, October 21st on TUBI
Think your town has some diehard sports fans? Well, the folks in Buffalo might just give you a run for your money. In this new five-part sports docuseries, we get an up-close look at the wild, fanatical, and downright dedicated world of Bills Mafia, from their outrageous tailgate parties and table-smashing traditions to the heartbreak of another season without a Super Bowl victory. But through it all, these fans keep coming back, year after year, holding on to the hope that they’ll finally see their beloved Buffalo Bills win the big one. For these folks, dedication isn’t just a word... it’s a way of life, passed down from one generation to the next. Through thick and thin, heartbreak and disappointment, they keep the faith, believing that one day, just maybe, it’ll all be worth it.
📺 “Swipe Right on the Devil” Trailer: A Young Woman Vanishes After a Tinder Date, Uncovering a Twisted Tale of Murder and Alleged Witchcraft in This New Chilling True-Crime Docuseries — Debuts Thursday, October 22nd on Hulu / Disney+
Okay, this one’s for all those true-crime junkies out there. You know, the ones who watch every single murder documentary, binge-watch entire seasons of Dateline, and somehow know more about serial killers than the detectives investigating them. Yeah, you know who you are. This one’s got all those tantalizing ingredients: small-town America, stranger-than-fiction twists, murder, innocent women being seduced by evil, Tinder dates gone horribly wrong, and even allegations of a secret coven of witches. Holy crap! You couldn’t make this stuff up if you tried. This new docuseries revisits the disturbing 2017 disappearance and murder of 24-year-old Sydney Loofe, a young Nebraska woman whose Tinder date led investigators into a bizarre world of manipulation, alleged witchcraft, and two killers hiding some truly horrifying secrets.
📺 “The Wolves of Real Estate: The Alexander Brothers” Trailer: Peacock’s New Three-Part True-Crime Documentary Exposes the Dark Secrets Behind Three Brothers’ Rise in Luxury Real Estate — Streams Sunday, October 25th on Peacock
This three-part true-crime documentary series examines how three brothers conned their way up the ranks of the luxury real estate world in Miami and New York, building a reputation for wealth and success while rubbing shoulders with the rich and powerful. But behind the glamorous lifestyles, expensive suits, and million-dollar smiles, the Alexander brothers were hiding a much darker secret. Here’s a hint: Shady real estate deals were the least disturbing part of the story. It’s the whole sex trafficking, drugging, and sexually assaulting women over the course of more than a decade that’s truly horrifying. But were the Alexander brothers an anomaly, or were they a symptom of something much bigger? A culture of wealth, privilege, and power where the rich and well-connected think they can get away with just about anything? Featuring exclusive interviews and never-before-seen footage, this takes a closer look at the brothers’ rise, the women who came forward, and the criminal case that brought their carefully constructed world crashing down.
