The ’90s Super Mario Bros. movie is famously considered a terrible video game adaptation, failing to capture the bright and playful spirit of the games. However, if you look at it separately, it’s actually a surprisingly bold and unique cyberpunk film. While its vision wouldn’t fit in today, it’s worth revisiting and appreciating for its creativity and risks.
According to FlixPatrol, the TV show is currently the most-watched show globally. It reached the No. 1 spot after the premiere of its second season on April 3, 2026. This dark comedy and crime drama is popular in many countries, including Argentina, Australia, Canada, and Greece. In the U.S., it’s also the top-ranked show.
According to FlixPatrol, the top 10 movies on Prime Video in the US right now are Crime 101, Mercy, Roofman, Agent Zeta, Sinners, Melania, Weapons, Overboard, A Minecraft Movie, and Pretty Lethal. Interestingly, six of these films feature actors who have appeared in Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) movies, and one even stars an actor from the DC Universe (DCU), showing their continued popularity on streaming platforms beyond their roles as superheroes.
Fans of the anime and manga series Chainsaw Man recently held a mock funeral for its creator, Tatsuki Fujimoto. This protest appears to be in response to the series’ recent developments. The event started with attendees at the Comic World convention in Busan, South Korea, according to posts shared on social media.
These TV shows are intensely dark and don’t offer much hope. They’re brutally honest depictions of life’s harsh realities, and they’ll leave you questioning everything. They explore difficult themes about survival, truth, and what happens when things seem hopeless. Prepare yourself for some of the most devastating shows ever made.
Apple TV is nearing completion of its new sci-fi series, Neuromancer – the source of the insightful quote mentioned earlier – and its themes deserve a closer look when it premieres in late 2026. The story is set in 2035, which feels much more immediate now than when the original Neuromancer novel first came out. With the world having shifted from physical to digital, Gibson’s observation about the future is remarkably relevant today.
As a huge fan of compelling TV, I have to say that Dark Winds Season 4 is really delivering – especially when it comes to cliffhangers! It feels like a throwback to the old days of weekly releases, because in the age of streaming, those edge-of-your-seat moments at the end of each episode have become pretty rare. But Dark Winds is different. Because it’s a murder mystery and it airs weekly, each episode naturally ends with a little puzzle to keep you hooked. And it’s not just that it does cliffhangers, it’s how well it does them – they’re genuinely gripping!
This could be Jonathan Frakes’s strongest performance in TNG. It’s a quiet, deeply personal story that shows Riker grappling with his life choices and imagining how things might have turned out differently. The episode takes the character to a place fans don’t often see, as Riker looks back on his past and meets another version of himself.
Science fiction television has evolved since the 1990s, with shows like The X-Files paving the way. However, few have matched The X-Files‘ ability to take a complicated idea and explore it fully in a single episode, all while keeping the characters engaging and a sense of underlying mystery. The new series, Pluribus, is one of the first to come close to recapturing that magic.
The show Deadly Class became available on the streaming service on April 1, 2026. It was part of a larger content update that also included He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, Don’t Trust the B in Apartment 23, and Roswell, among other titles. Deadly Class was initially created for the Syfy channel and first aired there in early 2019, but it was unfortunately canceled after its first season.