Hulu’s 10-Part Dystopian Thriller Is One Of 2026’s Best Surprises

When the sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale, titled The Testaments, was announced, many viewers weren’t thrilled. The Handmaid’s Tale had felt like a complete story, and it wasn’t clear that more content in that world was needed. However, the creators of The Testaments likely understood they needed to deliver a compelling story to justify the continuation and earn viewers’ attention. Fortunately, the series has become a standout success in 2026, exceeding expectations as episodes were released.

Ethan Hawke Never Got Enough Credit For His Marvel Villain Role

Ethan Hawke acted alongside Oscar Isaac and May Calamawy, playing the character Harrow, a devoted follower of the Egyptian god Ammit. Harrow believed in a harsh form of justice, punishing people for crimes they hadn’t yet committed. But, like many villains, his plan ultimately failed when he was stopped by the hero.

Hulu’s 10-Part Historical Epic Miniseries Is So Good, It’s Becoming A Full Series

Hulu’s miniseries, Shōgun, is a visually stunning and intricately plotted drama that, despite only having ten episodes, feels as expansive as a much longer show. It doesn’t feel like it was created to simply follow in the footsteps of Game of Thrones, and that’s a good thing. This, along with standout performances from the cast, has allowed Shōgun to forge its own path, focusing on strong storytelling and beautiful visuals instead of catering to fan expectations, and it’s clearly worked.

6 TV Antiheroes More Ruthless Than Tony Soprano

Like Tony Soprano, these six complex characters are equally, if not more, willing to do whatever it takes to achieve their goals. This type of character appears in all kinds of stories—from fantasy to serious drama—and they generally lack the moral qualms that plagued Tony.

Why The MCU Is Recasting Robert Downey Jr.

Robert Downey Jr.’s portrayal of Iron Man was central to the success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe during its first decade. Along with Chris Evans as Captain America, Iron Man led the story through the ‘Infinity Saga,’ which culminated in the 2019 film Avengers: Endgame. That film also marked the end of Downey Jr.’s time as Iron Man, as the character heroically sacrificed himself to defeat the villain Thanos.

Apple TV’s Dark New 10-Part Thriller With 86% RT Is 1 of the Biggest Shows in the World

I’ve been keeping an eye on the streaming charts, and I’m really happy to see that the new show Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed, with Tatiana Maslany and Jake Johnson, is doing so well! According to FlixPatrol, it’s already landed at number four on the most-watched series on Apple TV in the US. It actually started at number seven, so it’s been steadily climbing – a great sign people are really enjoying it.

Prime Video’s Best The Boys Replacement Has Already Been Canceled

Considering its graphic content and frequent use of strong language, Prime Video likely didn’t anticipate just how popular The Boys would become when it premiered in 2019. However, the show’s violent and compelling story quickly broke into the mainstream, leading Prime Video to create spin-off series and establishing Homelander as a truly memorable villain. The Boys became one of the defining shows of the late 2010s and early 2020s, offering a fresh and impactful take on the superhero genre.

Netflix’s Next True Crime Drama From Ryan Murphy Is Even Scarier For One Key Reason

The TV series Monster, which focuses on serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer, immediately sparked controversy. Unlike many true crime shows that aim for a documentary feel, Monster took a more dramatic and fictionalized approach. While the series hasn’t been praised for its accuracy, it has become very popular, attracting a large audience and earning 23 Emmy nominations. A key reason for its success is the strong acting, with many considering Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story to be one of Evan Peters’ best performances.

Shia LaBeouf’s 23-Year-Old Classic Becomes a Disney+ Sensation After Scrapped Reboot

I’ve been really enjoying Holes lately! It’s a funny and surprisingly touching movie based on a book from 1998. It’s about these kids sent to a detention camp in Texas who have to dig holes all day as punishment. I was excited to see it’s been getting popular on Disney+ – it jumped from being the 10th most-watched movie on May 22nd to 8th on May 23rd! It’s great to see more people discovering it.