While Paramount+ is famous for Taylor Sheridan’s shows, it also streams many other popular series under the Paramount brand, including hits like Yellowjackets and Dexter: Resurrection. Now, another beloved show that first appeared on Showtime will be concluding its run on the platform.
The episodes will be shown in 34 locations nationwide, including the Paris Theater in New York and Netflix House Philadelphia. A complete list of participating theaters is available on the AMC Theatres website.
The latest story, which depicts Buffy Summers stuck in a meaningless office job, combined with dialogue that sounds like current social media posts, creates a familiar and disappointing pattern for fans.
The show is called Arcane. It features a large ensemble cast, but mainly focuses on the stories of Vi and Jinx, Echo and Heimerdinger, and Jayce and Viktor. These characters become caught up in a conflict between the wealthy city of Piltover and the undercity of Zaun, all while dealing with dangerous magic and the threat of outside forces. Arcane expertly mixes elements of classic fantasy, technology-enhanced magic, and even interdimensional travel, creating a compelling blend of science fiction and fantasy.
The medical drama Doc was a huge hit when it first aired, setting viewership records for the network. Now in its second season, it remains a key part of the network’s 2025-2026 lineup. The network is working to rebuild its selection of scripted shows after focusing less on them in the past, and Doc is now a cornerstone of that effort, alongside Murder in a Small Town. These shows are leading the way with the addition of new series like Best Medicine and Memory of a Killer.
Jason Momoa first became known as a DC Comics character in 2018 with the successful film Aquaman. While his run as that hero is finished, he’s joining the new DC Universe created by James Gunn and Peter Safran, playing Lobo in the upcoming Supergirl movie. And now, he has another new film project in development.
Thrillers based on real events allow us to explore tragic stories from a safe distance. If you’re fascinated by the darker side of life or want to learn more about true crime, you’ll likely enjoy this collection of captivating thrillers inspired by actual events.
According to What’s On Netflix, the movie 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple will start streaming on Netflix on March 31, 2026. It will be available online 74 days after it first appeared in theaters. You can already rent or buy the movie digitally, and it will be released on DVD and Blu-ray on April 21, 2026.
Chloé Zhao recently discussed the cancellation of the planned Buffy series on Hulu during an interview at the 2026 Oscars. She had previously remained silent on the matter.
The film recently achieved significant recognition, winning four Academy Awards – a remarkable feat second only to Leonardo DiCaprio’s acclaimed film, which won six, including Best Picture. Notably, it narrowly beat Delroy Lindo from Sinners for the Best Supporting Actor award, with Sean Penn ultimately taking home the prize.