New York’s high society closes the season with romance, power plays, and one glittering ball that could change everything. From shocking proposals to whispered betrayals, The Gilded Age finale has it all, and sets the stage for an even juicier next season.
Wednesday Addams returns to Nevermore in Season 2, but this time, she brings Pugsley and a whole new level of dark mystery. With deathly visions, dangerous powers, and family secrets unraveling, can Wednesday solve the case before it’s too late?
In Weapons, Zach Cregger (Barbarian) crafts a haunting mystery-horror that sidesteps jump scares in favor of psychological dread.
Eddie Murphy. Pete Davidson. Keke Palmer. A routine cash pickup turns into total chaos in Tim Story’s latest action-comedy The Pickup.
Twenty years after the original, Freakier Friday brings back the magic (and mayhem) with a multi-generational twist, a rocking soundtrack, and more nostalgic cameos than you can count. But does it honor the original or lean too hard on the past?
Trouble Man borrows a legendary title and all the right ingredients, but plays it far too safe, more rerun than reinvention.
Kelsey Taylor’s To Kill A Wolf reimagines Little Red Riding Hood as a stark, modern survival tale in the Oregon wilderness.
Disney+’s Eyes of Wakanda isn’t just another Marvel story, it’s a globe-spanning, centuries-deep journey through myth, espionage, and sacrifice.