The action film Sisu: Road to Revenge will be available to stream on HBO Max worldwide starting March 1st. While it initially released in theaters in November 2025 to positive reviews, it didn’t do well in cinemas. Now, it’s finding success with streaming audiences.
This award-winning series—it’s won 7 Emmys and is consistently ranked among the top TV shows on IMDb—was Netflix’s very first original hit. It proved Netflix could create compelling content and compete with established networks like HBO, Showtime, and AMC, ultimately revolutionizing how we watch TV and movies.
Now streaming on HBO Max, Everything Everywhere All at Once is a mind-bending sci-fi film from directors Daniel Scheinert and Daniel Kwan (known as The Daniels) and A24, the studio behind many unique and creative movies. The film, which captivated audiences in 2022, stars Michelle Yeoh, Jamie Lee Curtis, James Hong, and rising star Stephanie Hsu, with a standout performance from Ke Huy Quan. New viewers are continuing to discover this critically acclaimed movie, and it’s considered one of the best sci-fi films of the last decade.
I was so excited to see the incredible fan art @RoyalMaj3sty posted! They reimagined Walker Scobell, who plays Percy Jackson, as Wally West – that’s Kid Flash, one of the heroes who’s been The Flash over the years. It looks amazing, and I had to share it with you all!
The show 1883 tells the story of how the Dutton family acquired Yellowstone Ranch, featuring Isabel May, Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, and Sam Elliott. 1923 is another prequel to Yellowstone, following up on the events of 1883, and stars Harrison Ford, Helen Mirren, and Brandon Sklenar. It continues to explore the Dutton family’s struggles, filled with personal hardship and historical challenges. Viewers might still be curious about how these two shows specifically connect.
Kristen Bell will host this year’s event, which will debut on Netflix at 8 PM Eastern and 5 PM Pacific time. ScreenRant will be providing live updates on the winners of the 2026 Actor Awards. You can find the list of nominees and winners below.
If you haven’t started watching 3 Body Problem yet, now’s the time! Filming for Season 2 finished in January, and it’s expected to be released on Netflix in late 2026, probably around November or December, due to the complex visual effects. Netflix has already renewed the show for both Season 2 and 3, so you can be sure the story will have a complete ending. Created by David Benioff, D.B. Weiss (of Game of Thrones fame), and Alexander Woo, this series is based on Liu Cixin’s Remembrance of Earth’s Past trilogy and offers a unique take on alien encounters. It’s a thought-provoking and genuinely frightening story that will leave you questioning our place in the universe.
Similar to many recent horror anthology series, Tales from the Void, available on Amazon Prime Video, has some truly scary and effective episodes alongside some that don’t quite land. However, when it’s good, it’s really good. The standout episode, Tales from the Void, cleverly updates a familiar horror idea with sharp social commentary and a surprising ending.
Despite a disappointing theatrical run when it came out on September 19, 2025, the sci-fi action film Afterburn is now finding success thanks to Prime Video. According to FlixPatrol, the movie is currently the most popular title on the streaming service in several countries, including Salvador, Peru, Mexico, Honduras, Argentina, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Uruguay, Guatemala, Panama, and Paraguay.
Book adaptations are currently ruling streaming services. Shows like Netflix’s popular His & Hers, based on the novel by Alice Feeney, and Prime Video’s thriller 56 Days, adapted from Catherine Ryan Howard’s book, consistently reach the top of the charts. A particularly strong example of this trend can be found on Prime Video.