You probably haven’t explored everything Prime Video has to offer. Hidden among all the movies and shows are some truly excellent science fiction films. They might have been overlooked by the recommendation system or simply gotten lost over time, but we’ve found them for you. If you haven’t watched the five films below, now’s the time to open the Prime Video app and check them out.
Netflix just announced a huge lineup of movies and shows coming out in 2026, including new seasons from the creators of Stranger Things, and films like Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, Enola Holmes 3, and a new Chronicles of Narnia directed by Greta Gerwig. But hidden within the announcement is disappointing news for sci-fi fans: Netflix has very few science fiction movies planned for release next year.
I was chatting with Guillermo del Toro about a potential Bride of Frankenstein movie, and I asked him if I could come back as Elizabeth. He reminded me that, in the story, Victor Frankenstein is actually dead! It’s a bit of a problem, honestly – a big hurdle to overcome if they ever decide to make it happen.
But before we all start throwing our money at digital coins like they’re confetti, let’s talk about the three hurdles our dear Bitcoin needs to leap over. Spoiler alert: it’s not an Olympic qualifying event, but it sure feels like one! 🏃♂️💨
Here’s a good look at the vivid new designs in this flashy video:
Sanshiro Kasama wrote the story and Hikaru Uesugi created the artwork for this manga, which is continuing with new chapters. Before the new releases, fans can read Deadpool: Samurai online for free.
Even though the fifth and final season of Stranger Things aired on December 31st, fans have more to anticipate from creators Matt and Ross Duffer. According to Netflix’s Tudum, the duo have three new shows planned for release in 2026.
Netflix has released the first images from its upcoming film, Little Brother, starring John Cena and Eric André. Cena plays a successful real estate agent whose life is disrupted by the unexpected return of his quirky little brother, played by André. The photos highlight the contrasting personalities of the two siblings.
The character was first introduced during the big Corriedale storyline earlier this week. They appeared after a car crash on a stormy night in Connelton.
I remember when people first thought those strange markings in the game were just errors – it was so cool when data miners proved they were actually put there on purpose! Sadly, we haven’t found much new stuff since then. A YouTuber pointed out something really interesting though: the carvings seem to be leading us to a large body of water up north in the Calumet Ravine. And get this – the water’s shaped kinda like a bird with its wings spread! Even cooler, that same area is near the Giant’s cave, and there’s a bunch of birds living around there too. It feels like everything’s connected, and I’m really hoping it leads to something big!