Horror movies feature monsters of every kind imaginable. While giant creatures can be scary, some of the most effective horror monsters are smaller and use unique powers or disturbing looks to frighten viewers.
I’ve always been fascinated by how movies tackle artificial intelligence, new technologies, and what they say about our society, and Black Mirror does it brilliantly. It strikes me that so many classic sci-fi stories could easily become Black Mirror episodes. Even though Charlie Brooker is known for being incredibly innovative, I’m a little surprised some of those amazing stories haven’t been turned into episodes yet!
Netflix is constantly adding new shows, and already has several global hits in 2026, less than halfway through the year. Popular series include both new limited series like His & Hers and returning favorites like The Night Agent. Thrillers, in particular, have been consistently popular with viewers.
The second season of Hulu’s popular thriller ended on Sunday with a dramatic finale. The episode, titled “Exodus,” provided big emotional moments, revealed important information about the AI character Alex, and clarified the fate of some characters. However, it also left viewers with several unanswered questions. Now that the show is moving to new locations, season 3, which begins filming in April, promises to explore even more uncharted territory.
Fans will be happy to hear that the actor from Scream 2 is back! This critically acclaimed sequel, released seven years after the first film, delivers all the thrills you’d expect. It’s a more intense and gruesome experience, guaranteeing a good time for horror lovers.
A recent TV commercial for Marvel’s Daredevil: Born Again gave fans the clearest view yet of Wilson Bethel’s costume as Benjamin “Dex” Poindexter. The ad includes several quick shots of Bethel in action, sporting the character’s famous blue suit. This version of the suit even includes the classic bullseye symbol on his forehead, a key feature of the villain in the comic books.
William Gibson’s novel Neuromancer, first published in 1984, is a landmark work of the cyberpunk genre. It’s also become known as a sci-fi story that many believed could never be successfully made into a movie. While it has greatly influenced numerous cyberpunk films and TV shows, Hollywood has repeatedly failed to adapt it, with several attempts falling apart before they could even start filming.
First Man is a more subtle and emotionally resonant film, based on the true story of an astronaut. Both it and similar movies demonstrate Ryan Gosling’s acting ability and prove how compelling stories set in space can be.
Among Star Trek shows, Voyager ranks the highest at number four on the list. The Next Generation, The Original Series, and Deep Space Nine aren’t far behind, coming in at seventh, eighth, and ninth place respectively.
I’m really excited to hear that the 2002 film is coming to streaming on April 1st! It’s a fantastic movie – critics clearly loved it, with a 96% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and an 8.1 on IMDb. But honestly, considering it only received two Oscar nominations and seems a little overlooked now, I think it’s one of the director’s most underrated works. With Steven Spielberg’s new film, Disclosure Day, about to come out, it feels like the perfect time to revisit this gem.