During an interview with Liam Crowley of ScreenRant about the upcoming season of The Boys, showrunner Eric Kripke discussed how closely the show’s world aligns with reality. He explained that they strive to make the show’s universe as realistic as possible, essentially portraying our world with the added element of superheroes – a twist that, naturally, creates complications.
This actor has taken on diverse roles lately, from playing the lead serial killer in the Paramount+ series Happy Face to a problematic TV producer in the highly praised horror film The Substance. He also portrayed President Ronald Reagan in Reagan, and most recently appeared as a military sergeant alongside Alan Ritchson in Netflix’s action-packed sci-fi movie War Machine.
Many popular science fiction series have been reimagined as animated TV shows, and the creators of the new Firefly animation could benefit from looking at Terminator Zero. That show was very well-received and gave the Terminator franchise a fresh start. Like Firefly, Terminator Zero only lasted one season, but it successfully took a chance by using animation instead of live actors.
In a recent interview, Jamie Welliver confirmed he won’t be involved with the Bosch: Start of Watch prequel series in any capacity. This means he won’t make any appearances, even in flashbacks, and the show will entirely center on Cameron Monaghan as a young Harry Bosch. Welliver also isn’t working on the project behind the scenes, but he still wishes the cast and crew good luck.
If you enjoy suspenseful, character-driven thrillers, The Fall is a standout series. It stars Gillian Anderson as Detective Stella Gibson and Jamie Dornan as serial killer Paul Spector, but it’s different from most crime shows. Instead of focusing on who committed the crimes, the series quickly reveals the killer and then explores the intense psychological battle between him and the detective trying to catch him. Like the popular series Killing Eve, The Fall has influenced a new wave of crime thrillers that take a unique approach to the genre.
It can be hard to keep up with everything new, so we’ve picked out some recommendations and listed the biggest original shows and movies coming to the platform. You’ll also find a full schedule below showing everything arriving on Paramount+ in April 2026, and when you can start watching it.
The 2010 release of Tron: Legacy was among the first big movies to use digital de-aging technology – making actors look younger on screen – along with films like Terminator Salvation and X-Men: The Last Stand. While the technology wasn’t perfect at the time, few realized how much future development would stem from these early, imperfect attempts.
Despite past failures, studios haven’t given up on the idea and are hoping a fresh project will revitalize it. Last year, reports surfaced that Lionsgate and Blumhouse were developing another new version, though details were scarce. Now, Dread Central has confirmed that filmmaker Dylan Clark will direct. Clark is known for his short films, Transfigure and Portrait of God.
The first three episodes of Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 haven’t included Krysten Ritter as Jessica Jones. Although the first episode hinted at her presence – Karen Page mentioned someone named “Jess” while discussing a plan to defeat Wilson Fisk with Matt Murdock – Jessica Jones hasn’t actually appeared on screen yet.
Marvel is releasing a series of new variant covers called “Stormbreakers” to mark the 50th anniversary of the “What If…?” comic series. These covers offer imaginative twists on familiar characters. One standout is a variant cover for Daredevil #3, illustrated by Netho Diaz, which depicts Matt Murdock as he might appear if the accident that gave him his powers also granted him the abilities of the Incredible Hulk.