Eliza Janssen

This month’s slate is packed with murder, legendary leading ladies, and (tragically) the end of What We Do In The Shadows.

A new series offers fresh perspective on Prince Andrew’s disastrous “I don’t sweat” TV interview.

Whatever kind of laugh you’re after, the House of Mouse’s streaming service should have you rolling.

Henry Selick tried to make his own Beetlejuice, and Chris Kattan is, unbelievably, the best bit of it.

It’s a big month for spin-offs: reconnect with fan fave characters, or try something entirely fresh.

David Cronenberg blends his usual body horror with personal reflections on grief.

From amazing docuseries and anime to Stranger Things, here are the platform’s most binge-worthy TV titles.

With eye-wateringly outdated CGI effects, this 1992 sci-fi tackled virtual reality long before the tech took off.

Umbrella Academy wraps up, Rings of Power heats up, and Emily in Paris…wears a lot of nice outfits. In Paris.

Disaster movie maestro Roland Emmerich directs a bacchanal of bloodied togas and competing rivals.

“Because I’ve spent my entire life being terrified of these eight legged things, I just know what’s scary about them.”

A disappointing and half-baked conclusion to a pair of more fresh-feeling horror homages.

Nic Cage, Gene Hackman, and Ahnold make plenty of appearances in our blockbusting list.

With no eyebrows but plenty of scary talent, the MaXXXine actor has quickly become a modern horror icon.

Roman violence, Viking victory, quirky Japanese dark comedy: your watchlist for next month just got a whole lot beefier.

Nicolas Cage is helpless to stop trains, planes, and ultimately the entire earth from going up in flames, in this 2009 sci-fi thriller.

Fincher, Park, Shyamalan, Boyle: Hollywood’s greatest thriller directors all have movies in our Disney list.