Currently, The Wrecking Crew is the most popular movie on Prime Video, according to FlixPatrol. It’s beating out other action movies like Playdate (No. 8), as well as two films starring Jason Statham, A Working Man (No. 3) and The Beekeeper (No. 10).
Good science fiction TV shows usually take a few episodes to fully immerse you in their world and make strange concepts feel familiar. The genre often requires you to learn complex backstory, accept unusual scientific rules, and believe in incredibly advanced technology that seems like it came from a wild imagination.
While Squid Game became a huge hit, its popularity unfortunately overshadowed other compelling thriller series. One example is Alice in Borderland. Although Squid Game is known for its intense moments, Alice in Borderland actually surpasses it in brutality with a single episode in its second season.
Set primarily in 1970s London, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy delves into the complex world of British intelligence during the Cold War. The story centers on George Smiley, a retired intelligence officer from the fictional MI6, known as “The Circus.” After a failed operation forces his retirement, Smiley is secretly called back into service to uncover a Soviet spy within the organization. The narrative exposes the shadowy and suspicious atmosphere of Cold War espionage.
Originally broadcast on ITV in the UK from October to December 2015, Jekyll and Hyde was cancelled after only one season in January 2016, leaving the story incomplete and ending on a cliffhanger. Despite its flaws, this dark and over-the-top supernatural series is a great choice for genre fans. Now that it’s available on streaming, it’s a perfect time to check out this hidden gem.
I’ve always been a bit worried about fantasy shows – they often don’t get the chance they deserve, especially if they don’t become hits right away. When the movie The Golden Compass didn’t really take off, I thought a TV series would be a huge gamble. But I was so glad they went ahead with His Dark Materials! It ran for three seasons, and each one beautifully adapted a book from the series. It all built to an ending that was truly heartbreaking, but ultimately, incredibly satisfying. I was completely invested!
I’ve always loved fantasy, and even before everyone was talking about Westeros, there were authors writing incredibly powerful, gritty stories. They weren’t afraid to really delve into the darker sides of things – war, the abuse of power, the lasting effects of trauma, and how easily people can become corrupted. If you’re like me and you’re looking for something beyond the usual castles and frozen creatures, these ten epic dark fantasy series prove that Game of Thrones definitely wasn’t the end of the line for amazing fantasy. They’re just so much more imaginative and impactful!
I got a sneak peek at the upcoming Supergirl movie during the Puppy Bowl pre-show, and let me tell you, it looks fantastic! With the film hitting theaters in just a few months, DC Studios dropped a brand new trailer – you can check it out below. It definitely has me excited!
In the movie The Housemaid, Sweeney plays the main character, a woman hired as a housekeeper by a rich wife. But their relationship takes a dark turn as secrets are revealed. The film has captivated viewers since its release and has quickly become a commercial success.
The film, influenced by classic revenge stories, Hong Kong action films, and neo-noir, was a huge success with both audiences and critics. It’s grown into a franchise with three sequels, a TV series called The Continental, and a spin-off movie, Ballerina, plus video games and comics. The film also sparked a trend of action movies focused on stylish fights, intense violence, and a sleek look. John Wick himself changed what people expect from action heroes. He’s part of a new wave of protagonists who rely more on skill, quiet determination, and physical performance than on being big and talkative.