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Based on George R.R. Martin’s fantasy novels, Game of Thrones became a huge success for HBO and a global phenomenon. The series has earned billions of dollars, won 59 Emmy Awards, and has expanded with popular spin-offs like House of the Dragon and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, which are also achieving record viewership.

Lightsaber fighting is special because the weapons are incredibly dangerous yet feel weightless. It takes a lot of skill to use one effectively. However, throughout the world of Star Wars, some characters have proven to be exceptionally talented with a lightsaber.

The psychological thriller Exit 8, released in 2025, is inspired by the video game of the same name. Unlike typical video game adaptations, it focuses on unsettling environments and realistic, repeating scares. Along with another successful 2026 film, Exit 8 has helped open doors for more adaptations of smaller, independent video games to find mainstream success.

Stories like that usually feel best suited for movies. Think of films like The Last Samurai, starring Tom Cruise – a really good, but often overlooked, historical action movie. It’s about an American army officer who becomes involved in a samurai uprising in 1800s Japan, and it’s a surprisingly thoughtful and intricate story despite its simple premise.

Stephen King is a celebrated author, widely known as the Master of Horror. He’s incredibly prolific, having written over 63 novels and 200 short stories, many of which have been adapted into hugely successful and influential films that continue to be enjoyed today. His career took off with the publication of Carrie in 1973, which quickly became a bestseller and spawned numerous adaptations. Since then, he’s written many other popular novels, including The Shining, Salem’s Lot, The Long Walk, The Running Man, and The Stand.

The story of Presumed Innocent – a prosecutor accused of murdering a colleague – isn’t new, but the Apple TV+ series expands on it in a way that allows for much richer characters. Unlike the original film, which quickly establishes the protagonist’s innocence, the series creates genuine doubt, leaving viewers to question whether he’s telling the truth.

As a huge movie and TV fan, I keep going back to Breaking Bad, and honestly, it holds up incredibly well. Even the episodes people used to argue about now feel like brilliant pieces of storytelling. Over time, I’ve realized just how special it is – very few crime dramas since then have even come close to matching its smart writing and the way it made you really think about the characters, even when they were doing terrible things.

In the next-to-last episode of Tracker Season 3, Russell Shaw is back, and he leads his brother on a dangerous mission. Following a lead from Dr. Jukic (Jeri Ryan), they sneak into the Chrono Stasis Institute, but things take a surprising turn. Though Danny Kellerman (Reid Miller) and Lola (Laurel Marsden) are safe because of the Shaw brothers, the season finale of Tracker is heading in a completely new and unexpected direction.

Each season, Vikings consistently improved, broadening its scope to include new Norse locations and cultures. Although the show wasn’t always historically accurate, it never pretended to be a strict documentary. Because of this, viewers didn’t focus on the historical inaccuracies, and the show was appreciated for being entertaining.