As a huge sci-fi fan, I’ve always loved how diverse the genre is. You can find everything from massive, sprawling shows like Lost to really focused, character-driven stories like Black Mirror. But for me, the truly great sci-fi shows build worlds that feel totally believable, even when they’re filled with futuristic tech. And honestly, if I’m looking for something to really binge-watch, I think Netflix has better sci-fi than most big-budget movies these days.
The next book in Shogakukan’s New Educational Manga Series will tell the life story of Hori, from his childhood to now. The book will spend several chapters detailing how he got into the gaming industry and the people he met while creating Dragon Quest. Akira Toriyama, the main artist for Dragon Quest, collaborated with Hori, creating the game’s characters and monsters.
Three years after the events of the series, Disney will conclude the story of Din and Grogu with a new movie, The Mandalorian and Grogu. A trailer was released in September, and it was confirmed the film would be featured in a Super Bowl ad in 2026. Many fans were hoping for a more extensive look at the movie, and were eager to find out if they would get one.
Despite finishing its run on Prime Video over five years ago, The Expanse is still widely considered the best example of modern science fiction television. The show expertly combined believable science with compelling characters and a grand story of space colonization and political intrigue, and it hasn’t been surpassed since.
Pop culture often deals with the disturbing parts of movies by making them funny – think of Hannibal Lecter’s famous line about fava beans and Chianti, or his creepy mask. However, the meme about the ‘lotion in the basket’ might be the most problematic example of this tendency to lighten truly frightening content.
There’s a unique appeal to movies – whether they’re lighthearted romantic comedies, intense thrillers, legal dramas, or even heartwarming holiday films – that make a big impact in a relatively short amount of time. And it’s especially enjoyable when these films are readily available on popular streaming platforms like Apple TV+, HBO Max, Prime Video, and Netflix.
Good news for fans of Gladiator! Even though it was already on Paramount+, you can now watch the Russell Crowe epic for free on Pluto TV. Yes, there will be commercials, but it’s a small price to pay to experience Ridley Scott’s classic film.
Since its release on November 6, 2025, “All Her Fault” has been a popular hit for nearly four months. According to FlixPatrol, it’s currently a top 10 show on Prime Video in Argentina, Mexico, and Uruguay. The series is also performing extremely well on AppleTV in Australia, where it’s topping the streaming charts.
The X-Men became one of the most iconic superhero teams in comic book history thanks to a single issue published in 1975: Giant-Size X-Men #1. This issue introduced beloved characters like Storm, Nightcrawler, and Colossus, and it paved the way for the X-Men’s rise to prominence throughout Marvel Comics.
Horror westerns like Robert Rodriguez’s From Dusk till Dawn, Clint Eastwood’s High Plains Drifter, and Ryan Coogler’s Sinners are well-known and popular. But there’s another side to this genre that goes even further with disturbing content. S. Craig Zahler’s Bone Tomahawk truly leads the way in this darker style – it’s a shockingly gruesome tale of cannibalistic cave-dwellers terrorizing a sheriff’s group in the 1890s, and widely considered one of the most disturbing horror westerns ever made. This article will highlight six other films that are just as shocking and depraved.