Everything New on Max in March 2025

In March, the much-admired comedy series, The Righteous Gemstones, which follows the story of a family of televangelists led by Danny McBride and John Goodman, will air its final episodes for the fourth season on both HBO and Max.

Among the many titles arriving on streaming next month is just one of them. Max is also introducing a reality show featuring Jake and Logan Paul, a documentary series about the Boston Celtics, along with recent movies from A24 like “Heretic” and “Sing Sing”.

Remember, aside from regular programming, Max offers a variety of sports content too. In the upcoming month, you can catch NBA and NHL games. For wrestling enthusiasts, there’s more! Max is set to broadcast All Elite Wrestling pay-per-view events spanning the company’s history. This isn’t all; there will also be new weekly episodes of AEW Dynamite and Collision.

Here’s the full list of new content on Max in March 2025:

March 1st (20XX): The dates represent various years from 2020 to 2024, with each year followed by an “A.” These are likely the scheduled dates for upcoming AEW Special Events.

*A Lost Lady* (1934) and *A Woman’s Face* (1941): These are two movies released in the 1930s and 1940s, respectively.

*Along the Great Divide* (1951), *Arrow in the Dust* (1954), and *Executive Suite* (1954): These are films from the 1950s.

*Captain Horatio Hornblower* (1951) is a movie released in 1951.

*Carrie* (1976) and *Carrie* (2013) are two movies based on Stephen King’s novel, with the latter being a remake of the original 1976 film.

*Child’s Play* (1988) and *Child’s Play* (2019) are two films in the Child’s Play horror franchise, with the latter being a reboot of the original 1988 movie.

*Goodbye, My Fancy* (1951), *GoodFellas* (1990): These are movies released in 1951 and 1990, respectively.

*Jeopardy* (1953) is a movie released in 1953.

*Ladies They Talk About* (1933) is a movie released in 1933.

Maggie (2015) – Known as “Massacre River” (1949), “Men in Black” (1997), “Men in Black II” (2002), “Men in Black III” (2012), “My Reputation” (1946), “Night Nurse” (1931), “Paddy Chayefsky: Collector of Words” (2024), “Stand By Me” (1986), “Susan and God” (1940), “The Babe Ruth Story” (1948), “The Best Man Holiday” (2013), “The Burning Hills” (1956), “The Damned Don’t Cry” (1950), “The Descendants” (2011), “The Forger” (2015), “The Mad Miss Manton” (1938), “The Man with a Cloak” (1951), “The Perks of Being a Wallflower” (2012), “The Purchase Price” (1932), “The Secret Bride” (1934), “The Two Mrs. Carrolls” (1947), “The Women” (1939), “This Woman Is Dangerous” (1952), “To Please a Lady” (1950), “When Ladies Meet” (1941), “White Chicks” (2004), “White Chicks: Unrated” (2004), “Why Him?” (2016)

This list includes various films such as Maggie from 2015, which shares a similar title with Massacre River from 1949, Men in Black released in 1997 and its sequels, My Reputation from 1946, Night Nurse from 1931, Paddy Chayefsky: Collector of Words scheduled for release in 2024, Stand By Me from 1986, Susan and God from 1940, The Babe Ruth Story from 1948, The Best Man Holiday from 2013, The Burning Hills from 1956, The Damned Don’t Cry from 1950, The Descendants from 2011, The Forger from 2015, The Mad Miss Manton from 1938, The Man with a Cloak from 1951, The Perks of Being a Wallflower from 2012, The Purchase Price from 1932, The Secret Bride from 1934, The Two Mrs. Carrolls from 1947, The Women from 1939, This Woman Is Dangerous from 1952, To Please a Lady from 1950, When Ladies Meet from 1941, White Chicks and its unrated version both from 2004, and Why Him? from 2016.

3rd March:

* Celtics City (HBO Original)
* The Squirrel’s Adventure (2014)
* The Squirrel’s New Adventure (2017)
* Master of Flavors, Season 6 (Food Network)

March 4
Smallfoot (2018)

March 5
Jay & Pamela, Season 1 (TLC)
Road Rage, Season 3 (ID)

March 6
Dylan’s Playtime Adventures, Season 1A (Max Original)
Jellystone, Season 3B (Max Original)

March 7
Heretic (A24)
When No One Sees Us (Cuando Nadie Nos Ve), Season 1 (Max Original)

March 9
The Righteous Gemstones, Season 4 (HBO Original)

10th March:

*Home Town Takeover*, the third season (HGTV)
*Naked and Afraid*, the eighteenth season (Discovery)
*Oh My God…Yes! A Series of Extremely Relatable Circumstances*, the first season (Adult Swim)
*YOLO: Rainbow Trinity*, the third season (Adult Swim)

*Home Town Takeover*, Season 3 on HGTV
*Naked and Afraid*, Season 18 on Discovery
*Oh My God…Yes! A Series of Extremely Relatable Circumstances*, Season 1 on Adult Swim
*YOLO: Rainbow Trinity*, Season 3 on Adult Swim

This version maintains the information presented in the original but simplifies it to make it more accessible and easier to understand for a broader audience.

11th March: Unveiling the Legend – Kobe (CNN Original Series)

Spring Baking Showdown, Season 11 (Food Network)

March 12
Constables On Patrol, Season 1 (Discovery)

13th March:

As a film enthusiast, I’m excited for these upcoming titles:

– “March 13: Battleground Culiacán: Legacy of the Cartel” (Max Original) – diving deep into the ongoing war on drugs in Mexico.
– Season 6 of “Expedition Bigfoot” (Discovery) – another thrilling journey in search of the elusive creature that’s been captivating us for centuries.
– Season 4 of “Married to Real Estate” (HGTV) – following real-life couples who combine love and property development, a must-watch for house hunters and dreamers alike!
– “The Parenting” (Max Original) – a humorous yet insightful exploration into the challenges and triumphs of modern parenthood.

March 14
Beau Is Afraid (A24)

March 15
Bugs Bunny Builders, Season 2C (Cartoon Network)
Ready to Love, Season 10 (OWN)

March 17 Programming:
– “A Body in the Snow: The Trial of Karen Read”, Season 1 (ID)
– “Fresh Start: Gabe Landeskog’s Return”, Season 1 (TNT Sports)
– “TNT Sports Roundtable Discussions”, Season 1 (TNT Sports)

March 19
House of Knives, Season 1 (Food Network)

March 21
A Decent Man, Season 1 (HBO Original)
Sing Sing (A24)

March 22
Tiny Toons Looniversity, Season 2C (Cartoon Network)

March 23
Girl Meets Farm, Season 14 (Food Network)

March 24
Signs of a Psychopath, Season 9 (ID)

March 25
Lockerbie: The Bombing of Pan Am 103, Season 1 (CNN Original)

March 26
Naked and Afraid: LatAm, Season 3 (discovery+)

March 27
Help! My House is Haunted, Season 5 (Travel Channel)
Paul American, Season 1 (Max Original)

* March 28th: Today marks the release of several intriguing shows!
* Bargain Mansions, Season 6 (Magnolia Network): Catch another season of this popular home renovation series.
* Diners, Drive-Ins, Dives, Season 50 (Food Network): Get ready for another mouthwatering journey through America’s best eateries!
* Queer (A24): If you enjoy thought-provoking films, don’t miss this compelling drama.
* Reformed, Season 1 (Max Original): Tune in to the debut of this gripping crime series.

March 29
The Pioneer Woman, Season 38 (Food Network)

March 31
Amityville: Where The Echo Lives (2024)
Camp Hell (2010)
Enter Nowhere (2011)

Obscure Streaming TV Shows You Might Not Have Heard Of

A.P. Bio

The witty yet underappreciated NBC and Peacock series titled A.P. Bio, which unfortunately had a premature end, didn’t receive the recognition it should have while it was on air. Despite boasting a talented cast (Glenn Howerton, Patton Oswalt) and production team that includes comedy heavyweights like Lorne Michaels and Seth Meyers, many viewers missed out on its comedic charm. In this series, Glenn Howerton plays Jack Griffin, a former Harvard philosophy professor who returns to his hometown following the loss of his prestigious position, only to find himself in charge of teaching Advanced Placement high school biology at his local school. Fueled by a desire for revenge against those who wronged him, Jack deceives his students into believing they will learn no biology, and instead aims to exploit their academic prowess to settle old scores.

Calls

Film director Fede Álvarez is recognized as the creator of the American adaptation of the audio-focused series titled “Calls”. In this show, viewers are immersed in phone conversations among characters whose personal issues are often amplified or complicated by an impending catastrophic event. This Apple TV+ production, which is an adaption of a French series with a similar format, features the voices of stars like Lily Collins, Danny Pudi, Clancy Brown, and Pedro Pascal. Each episode presents a standalone narrative that impacts a larger, seemingly supernatural storyline.

Mosaic

Occasionally, filmmaker Steven Soderbergh ventures into television production, and even the attempts that don’t quite hit the mark are still intriguing. One such experiment was “Mosaic,” which emerged during a period when tech firms and streaming platforms were trying to determine the next major innovation in entertainment (remember Quibi?). “Mosaic” was one of these trials. This interactive murder mystery was primarily distributed through an app, allowing viewers to choose their own perspective for each event, and navigate forward and backward along a complex timeline to uncover every character’s actions and motives at specific times. However, since not many people are keen on investing that much effort into watching television, it was later broadcast on HBO in a more conventional episodic format.

Mrs. Davis

As a movie critic, I found myself utterly captivated by the eccentric and thought-provoking limited series, “Mrs. Davis.” Despite its vibrant feathered title perhaps deterring a broader audience, it showcases the signature flair for the fantastical that co-creator Damon Lindelof is renowned for.

In this narrative, Betty Gilpin masterfully portrays Sister Simone, a nun who finds herself at odds with an artificially intelligent app named Mrs. Davis, which has seemingly benevolently assumed control of the world. Haunted by the belief that this app was responsible for her father’s demise, Sister Simone demands that it be erased—a demand to which Mrs. Davis agrees, under one condition: Sister Simone must locate the Holy Grail.

The ensuing adventure is a mesmerizing tapestry woven from elements as diverse as cowboys, charlatan magicians, sinister Germans, colossal whales, and Arthurian legends, all culminating in an ingenious story that defies belief—all within the confines of just 8 episodes. If you’re looking for a limited series that will stretch your imagination to its limits and keep you guessing until the very end, “Mrs. Davis” is a must-watch.

Red Oaks

Located in mid-1980s New York and New Jersey, the TV series “Red Oaks” follows the story of David Myers (known for “Submarine”), who spends his college summer break working as a tennis instructor at a Jewish country club. The majority of the show takes place at the Red Oaks club, and it explores the time when adolescence gives way to adulthood, depicting the diverse relationships and changes experienced by David, his family, friends, and colleagues during a tumultuous historical era. The show boasts Steven Soderbergh as one of its executive producers, along with David Gordon Green, who is known for “Eastbound and Down” and “Vice Principals”.

Scavengers Reign

In its time, the most exceptional works often go unnoticed, and unfortunately, that’s been the case for the animated sci-fi series “Scavengers Reign“. Despite being accessible on both Max and Netflix, it remains relatively unknown. The story revolves around a band of survivors from a damaged spaceship stranded on an alien planet teeming with potentially fungal-based life forms that are hostile. As the human refugees navigate this perilous terrain, they gradually realize that the planet’s ecosystem is fragile and at risk due to the fear, violence, and greed brought about by their presence.

Sugar

In Sugar, starring Colin Farrell, we can’t give away its one-of-a-kind charm, but trust us, you won’t predict what happens next. This neo-noir series follows private detective John Sugar, a lover of vintage films and classic cars, who finds himself in deep trouble when investigating the disappearance of a renowned movie producer’s granddaughter. The show initially seems like a traditional detective story, but it’s not until nearly the end that it unveils itself as something completely unexpected.

Sunny

In Colin O’Sullivan’s 2018 novel “The Dark Manual”, the movie “Sunny” features Rashida Jones as Suzie Sakamoto. After losing her husband and son in a plane crash, she receives a domestic robot named Sunny from her husband’s robotics company. However, Suzie had no knowledge that her husband was involved with robots, and as she delves into his enigmatic past, assisted occasionally by Sunny, she unearths a perilous conspiracy linked to these machines.

Tales From the Loop

People who use Tumblr might remember the captivating, mysterious images of Simon Stålenhag, whose digital paintings with a retro-futuristic theme frequently depicted towering, rusted robot giants from past times of conflict or technological perfection amidst expansive natural settings. The art book titled “Tales From the Loop” compiling these images was picked up by Amazon Prime for a streaming series, where each episode spun a story around a small town that housed an experimental research facility. While the episodes aren’t tightly connected and it ran only one season, its haunting ambiance makes it worth watching.

Too Old to Die Young

In a shift from his cinematic work, thriller director Nicolas Winding Refn ventured into television with the series “Too Old to Die Young“, an intensely colored modern-noir production. Miles Teller plays a cop who’s compelled to partner with the individual who killed his fellow officer, to expose a complex and brutal conspiracy involving Mexican cartels, Japanese gangs, and the Russian mafia. While Refn’s distinctive directing style prevents the show from succumbing entirely to its masculine narrative tendencies, some viewers might find the plot too intricate and bizarre to follow. The series ran for just one season. Fans of Refn’s work will recognize what they’re getting into, while others may be captivated by the lengthy, episode-long car chase sequence in which Teller is pursued relentlessly by a pair of shady pornographers.

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