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As awards season gains momentum, the film One Battle After Another will become available to stream on HBO Max starting Friday, December 19th.

The plan initially sounds fantastic – instead of just one preview, we’re getting four! That means four times as much potential footage, character introductions, and other exciting details. Who wouldn’t want even more reveals about the upcoming Doomsday film than expected? However, there’s a significant problem with Marvel Studios’ strategy that could make the next month very difficult for the Avengers movie.

This list covers the very worst movies Netflix released in 2025. We’ve already highlighted the best films the streaming service had to offer—from great animated movies to thoughtful dramas—but now we’re turning to the ones you should probably skip. And honestly, we enjoy letting you know what not to watch!

With a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes, this legal drama brilliantly adapts Reginald Rose’s gripping 1954 teleplay into a remarkably intense and unforgettable film – one that still resonates powerfully today.

The show also introduced a surprising connection between the character and Richie Tozier from the IT movies. Before trying to harm Marge, Pennywise explains that he doesn’t experience time in a straight line. He reveals that she will become Richie’s mother in the future, and they will even name their child after the boy who once saved her life.

Brent Sexton plays Keaton, who is trying to find his missing partner, Dobbs. Dobbs disappeared while investigating a farmer’s recent death. As Keaton and Colter follow Dobbs’ last known steps, they discover a disturbing body farm and uncover a larger criminal plot.

Beyond adding to the story’s background and making small adjustments, the first season significantly revises some of the original details established in Stephen King’s work. Although some fans found these changes frustrating, they largely serve to tie the series more closely to King’s other books and enrich the narrative surrounding the town of Derry.

Jeremy Sisto recently shared some thoughts on what’s next for his character, Jubal Valentine, in season 9 of FBI. In an interview with ScreenRant, he suggested delving deeper into Jubal’s family life, especially his relationship with his daughter. He also noted that the show gives writers the opportunity to infuse their own experiences into the characters. Here’s what Sisto had to say: