Groundbreaking 44-Year-Old Sci-Fi Franchise’s Newest Movie Is Now Streaming On Disney+

Studios and streaming services are all eager to create more science fiction content, whether by building on established franchises or turning them into large, interconnected universes with spin-offs and prequels. Disney has had success with this approach, recently bringing back popular series like Alien, Predator, and Planet of the Apes. Now, another one of their revived sci-fi franchises has a new installment available.

Kit Harington’s Industry Dominates Streaming Ahead of Season 4

The HBO Max series Industry, which follows young professionals in the world of finance after the 2008 financial crisis, is currently the seventh most popular show on the platform worldwide, according to FlixPatrol. It also ranks seventh in the U.S. Industry is performing well domestically, surpassing shows like IT: Welcome to Derry, Mad Men, and 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way in viewership on HBO Max.

May I Ask For One Final Thing? Anime Is Strikingly Similar to Game of Thrones

Premiering subtly in Fall 2025 during a relatively quiet season for shojo anime, May I Ask for One Final Thing? stands out by challenging typical genre expectations. It portrays a seemingly refined society riddled with internal corruption and a harsh, violent form of justice. This beautiful and surprisingly dark fantasy, starring the memorable Scarlet El Vandimion, weaves together themes of revenge, political ruthlessness, and the downfall of the aristocracy. The result is a powerful story that exceeds expectations and reimagines the possibilities for both shojo anime and the fantasy genre as a whole.

One Of 2026’s Most Anticipated Horror Movies Made A Huge Mistake

The upcoming film, Here I Come, appears to be a significant follow-up to the first movie. Big names like Elijah Wood, Sarah Michelle Gellar, and David Cronenberg will be chasing the main character, played by Weaving, and the studio is optimistic about its potential. Searchlight recently moved the release date forward to March 27th, indicating they believe it will perform well alongside other major films released before Easter.

27 Years Later, This “Trashy” Cult-Classic R-Rated Thriller That Roger Ebert Loved Returns to Heat Up New Streaming Home

Released in theaters on March 20, 1998, Wild Things is an erotic thriller featuring Matt Dillon, Kevin Bacon, Neve Campbell, and Denise Richards. The film, directed by John McNaughton (known for the 1980s horror film Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer), gained a reputation as a somewhat scandalous but popular cult classic. Despite a $20 million production budget, Wild Things performed well at the box office, earning a total of $67.2 million.