I did not ask to hear Marques Brownlee speak Japanese. YouTube decided for me. And there's no global way to turn it off.

A cancelled spy thriller, a rotoscoped animated drama, and a melancholic sci-fi anthology make up this weekend's three underrated Prime Video shows that never got the audience they deserved.

These three films on Hulu this weekend explore what happens when reaching for something pulls you somewhere you can't come back from.

Apple's iPad Ultra dream is dead — killed off by sluggish iPad Pro sales, an absurdly heavy foldable prototype, and a price tag that had no business existing in the first place.

Netflix has renewed Stranger Things: Tales From '85 for season 2 despite divisive reviews. The animated spinoff holds the franchise's lowest scores on both Rotten Tomatoes and IMDB.

After two seasons of careful buildup, the House of the Dragon season 3 trailer has finally arrived. The Dance of the Dragons is in full swing, and the scale looks every bit as massive as fans were promised.

This weekend's watchlist covers two psychological thrillers and one animated conspiracy series that deserve far more attention than they have been getting.

This weekend's Netflix watchlist spans three very different worlds. A 19th-century murder mystery based on a Margaret Atwood novel, a Danish serial killer thriller, and a Japanese sumo drama that is impossible to put down.

Though The Boys about superheroes, the hit Prime Video show has never felt more like real-world America now that season 5 is out.

Jafaar Jackson and Antoine Fuqua's musical biopic, Michael, explores the first part of Michael Jackson's extraordinary but problematic life with a dazzling, poignant drama film.

Prego spent decades perfecting the sauce that brings families to the table. Now it wants to record what happens when they get there — and that's either really wholesome or a little bit weird, depending on how your family dinners usually go.

The best movies on Amazon Prime Video this month include Crime 101, Pretty Lethal, The Menu, Super 8, The Great Escape, Sinners, and more.

From a suffocating dinner party thriller to a feel-good story about a man and his cat, these three free Tubi movies cover every mood you could want this weekend.

From shifting realities to a show with no visuals at all, these three underrated Apple TV+ series deserve far more attention than they get. Here's what to watch this weekend.

The Hunt for Gollum goes back to before the Ring consumed Smeagol, with a cast of returning legends and some bold new additions to Middle-earth.

YouTube is finally letting you kick Shorts out of your feed entirely. Here’s a quick guide to cutting the scroll and taking back control of your screen time.

If you are looking for something genuinely good to watch this weekend, we have a a quietly disturbing psychological horror, a gritty crime drama, and a retro sci-fi mystery that deserves to be on your watchlist.

Looking for something different this weekend? These three underrated Netflix movies skip the usual recommendations and deliver raw emotion, dark storytelling, and unexpected humor that deserve a spot on your watchlist.

Marvel drops the Punisher One Last Kill trailer, bringing Jon Bernthal back as Frank Castle. The footage teases a brutal return, emotional flashbacks, and a possible villain tease ahead of its Disney+ release.

Stranger Things: Tales from '85 is an animated Netflix spinoff set in winter 1985, bringing back Eleven, Mike, and the gang alongside a new character named Nikki Baxter and a fresh monster called the Snowshark.

With the release of Star Wars: Maul - Shadow Lord, an iconic villain gets his due with a dark, gripping, and thoughtful animated series.

In an exclusive interview with Digital Trends, director Genki Kawamura breaks down his liminal new horror film, Exit 8.

Avengers: Doomsday may get a new release date, but would that really save the film and Dune: Part Three from Dunesday this December?

Nintendo and Illumination's The Super Mario Galaxy Movie has hit theaters shining brighter than the last animated Mario film.

Supergirl’s latest trailer mixes cosmic chaos with a John Wick-like mission to save Krypto, all wrapped in a Guardians-style world that feels exciting but also a little too familiar.

HBO’s Harry Potter reboot was supposed to reimagine the books, but the first trailer feels like a careful copy of the films, raising one blunt question. If nothing changes, why does this exist.