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The sci-fi action movie The Creator, directed by Gareth Edwards, takes place in a future Los Angeles during a war between humans and artificial intelligence. It began streaming on Prime Video on December 20th and stars John David Washington as Joshua Taylor, an ex-special forces soldier tasked with finding and eliminating the creator of advanced AI.

You know, it’s funny – the characters I always end up loving the most are the ones who don’t quite fit in, and this new character is totally that! She’s super outgoing, talks a mile a minute, and she’s just instantly likeable. Everyone’s calling her SAM – short for Series Acclimation Mil – and from what we’ve seen from Starfleet Academy, she’s definitely going to be something special, way more than just a typical cadet.

Based on Jennifer Iocapelli’s novel, Finding Her Edge tells the story of three sisters dealing with the weight of their family’s history. The story focuses on Adriana, a figure skater who’s trying to balance training with a new partner, Brayden, and her lingering feelings for her former partner and current rival, Freddie. Things get even more complicated when a suggested fake relationship with Brayden is proposed to attract sponsorships, all while she’s striving for an Olympic gold medal.

Netflix currently has a great selection of classic and hidden sci-fi movies. This list focuses on what’s available to stream in the US as of early 2026, and includes some films you might have missed.

Black Flame first appeared in Action Comics #304, but she wasn’t a villain for Superman – she was actually an enemy of Supergirl. Unlike more famous Supergirl foes like Zod or even Lesla-Lar, Black Flame hasn’t been featured much, appearing as a supervillain only once and making just two brief appearances afterward. Now, after many years, she’s returned and is ready to cause trouble again. Supergirl (2025) #9 brought Black Flame back, reigniting what could be the most dangerous friendship in Midvale.