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The current season of the popular Marvel series on Disney+ is nearing its end, with only two episodes remaining in the showdown between Wilson Fisk (Vincent D’Onofrio) and Daredevil (Charlie Cox). But the story isn’t over! Marvel has confirmed a third season, titled Born Again, and filming is already underway. Recent photos from the set suggest some exciting things to come, including the return of Luke Cage (Mike Colter) and Iron Fist (Finn Jones).

With so much to watch, it can be hard to find a truly great thriller. But if you enjoyed the suspense of Apex, you’re in luck! There are many other films that offer similar twists, turns, and tension. Here are a few top picks to keep you on the edge of your seat.

Though it might seem surprising coming from Adam Sandler, his new movie Roommates is similar to many of his previous films. Like most comedies produced by his company, Happy Madison, it’s a lighthearted movie featuring his friends and family, and it’s expected to be a big hit on streaming platforms.

With so many different versions of Batman appearing in comics over the years, the new Batman in the DC Universe can’t possibly represent them all. However, DC’s recent success with bringing lesser-known aspects of its heroes to life in movies and TV shows suggests a bright future for this new take on the character.

Apple TV has become a go-to place for high-quality science fiction. Not only are its original series, such as Severance, consistently excellent, but its adaptations of popular books, including Silo and Foundation, are also improving with each season. Recently, Constellation has been particularly noteworthy, offering a truly unique and fresh perspective within the genre.

Released in 1986, The Fly was remarkable for its incredible practical effects and its moving, tragic story of a man who transforms into a monster through self-experimentation motivated by love. This makes it a highlight in David Cronenberg’s work, and a particularly insightful film to watch before Clayface, as the two share similar themes.

As a huge fan, I have a really strong feeling someone’s going to betray Maul in the new Shadow Lord series. Honestly, this show is already up there with the best Star Wars Disney has made, and there are still four episodes left! What I love most is that we’re finally getting to see more of Maul’s incredibly tragic backstory – it’s been amazing to watch his journey unfold.

Okay, so I’ve seen a lot of sci-fi shows that start with a mystery, but the beginning of Silo on Apple TV? It’s seriously gripping. We’re introduced to Allison, played by Radhida Jones, and you immediately get the feeling she’s about to uncover something huge. Then, just moments after she steps outside the Silo, she falls and… well, she dies. It’s a total shock and completely hooked me right away!

It’s no surprise that classic cyberpunk stories like Blade Runner, Neuromancer, and Ghost in the Shell are being revisited for television. While William Gibson’s Neuromancer is widely considered the most important work in the cyberpunk genre, it’s surprising it took so long to get a major film or TV adaptation. For years, it was thought to be impossible to adapt, but Apple TV is now working on a show based on the novel.

The new show is particularly interesting because it’s adapted from the novels The Captive’s War by Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck. These authors are also known as James S. A. Corey, the writers of The Expanse book series. Given Prime Video’s successful six-season adaptation of The Expanse, there’s good reason to be optimistic about their version of The Captive’s War.