Many fans still believe The Haunting of Hill House is Mike Flanagan’s strongest work for the streaming platform. The show expertly combined truly frightening moments with heartfelt stories about its characters, never compromising on either. It quickly established itself as a standout horror series, demonstrating its promise right from the beginning.
Just like with Season 3, Netflix is releasing this season in two parts. The first set of episodes arrived on January 29th, and the remaining episodes will be available on February 26th. Despite the full season not being released yet, viewers and critics have already started sharing their reviews on Rotten Tomatoes.
Josh Appelbaum and Scott Rosenberg, the writers behind Cowboy Bebop, are working on the script. Frank Welker will once again voice Scooby-Doo, a role he’s played for the last 24 years. The actors who will play Fred, Daphne, Velma, and Shaggy haven’t been announced yet.
For the past 25 years, action fans have had plenty of great movies to enjoy, and now, TV is finally delivering the same high-quality, thrilling experiences. These 15 shows, filled with everything from hand-to-hand combat to intense gun battles and strategic missions, represent the best of the action genre on television over the last quarter-century.
After watching The Man in the High Castle, you’ll likely experience even a familiar song like “Edelweiss” in a new light. This four-season series, based on Philip K. Dick’s 1962 novel, presents a chilling alternate history: what if the Axis powers had won World War II? With strong performances from Rufus Sewell, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, and Alexa Davalos, the show is ideal for fans of alternate history blended with science fiction – it focuses on creating a believable parallel world rather than heavy sci-fi elements. This makes the dystopian setting feel disturbingly real, like a possible future we narrowly avoided. Beyond the intriguing premise, the series offers a powerful exploration of the dangers of fascism and the importance of fighting back against it.
I think this show offers a really unique perspective for Taylor, focusing heavily on the female experience. It was also incredibly well-written and genuinely fun to work on – I really enjoyed myself.
Movies have often explored sibling relationships, sometimes portraying a lifelong closeness and other times depicting them as distant and formal. Fortunately, some films have captured these bonds exceptionally well, and audiences still love them. These relationships can be compelling in any genre – from serious dramas to action-packed adventures, funny comedies, and even superhero movies. But certain on-screen pairings truly stand out, convincing viewers they’re watching real brothers and sisters.
Originally premiering in 2012, Arrow grew into a universe of interconnected shows on The CW, all based on DC Comics characters. Now, fourteen years later, the series is experiencing a resurgence in popularity as a successful title available for purchase on demand. As of January 31st, FlixPatrol reports that Arrow is the top show on iTunes in the United States.
The latest release had a large budget and received support from President Donald Trump. However, after it came out on January 30th, critics and audiences sharply disagreed about its quality, as reflected in its Rotten Tomatoes score.
Get ready for some classic action! Sylvester Stallone’s Rambo, originally titled First Blood, will be available to stream on Pluto TV this February. Starting February 1st, you can watch the movie for free, along with other favorites like Gladiator, High Noon, and films from the Mission: Impossible series. Many know the story through the Stallone film, but First Blood actually began as a novel by David Morrell, which Michael Kozoli and William Sackhelm then adapted into a screenplay directed by Ted Kotcheff.