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Beloved Sci-Fi Fantasy Spin-Off Is Officially Back With Explosive Season 2 Trailer

Ryan O'Rourke — Thu, 27 Aug 2026 17:01:11 GMT

The end of Outlander marked the end of an era for Starz. Few shows have had the privilege of spanning over 12 years and eight seasons, yet the adaptation of Diana Gabaldon's historical fantasy romance novels managed just that, remaining a critically acclaimed and widely beloved fixture of the network since its debut in 2014. Yet, all good things must pass. Jamie (Sam Heughan) and Claire's (Caitríona Balfe) sweeping love story across the Scottish Highlands and revolutionary-era America came to a bittersweet end back in May, covering the entirety of Gabaldon's series, at least until the tenth and final book debuts. While that final shot will be a source of speculation for years to come, it's far from the last word on this world.

Apple TV’s ‘Grand Theft Auto’ Meets ‘Heat’ Action Thriller Officially Drops First Trailer

Chris McPherson — Wed, 26 Aug 2026 14:00:11 GMT

A disgraced FBI agent. A career criminal. A globe trotting chase between good and evil. This is a tale as old as time and audiences always come back for more. Apple TV clearly knows this and, as the King of Prestige Television these days, a star-studded heist thriller featuring an Avenger and the next King of Gondor is something that has us sitting on the edge of our seats.

Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson's 'True Detective' Replacement Officially Debuts First Trailer

Rachel Leishman — Tue, 25 Aug 2026 14:00:11 GMT

If you've ever wondered if Matthew McConaugheyand Woody Harrelsonare related, you're not alone. They're not. The two Texas-born actors are just simply two friends from the second-largest state. But a new Apple TV series poses a fascinating question: What if Harrelson and McConaughey were actually brothers though? Playing fictionalized versions of themselves, the story revolves around Ma Mac (Holland Taylor) hinting that the two are similar because they might be related. And the trailer for the new series, Brothers, starts with McConaughey slapping his chest like The Wolf of Wall Street.

Prime Video's Gritty 2-Part Action Thriller Officially Returns With First Trailer

Ryan O'Rourke — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 13:00:11 GMT

The past four years have been a bit of a whirlwind for Chris Pratt. In that time, he wrapped up James Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy with a bang, became the voice of Super Mario and Garfield, reteamed with Anthony and Joe Russo for their Netflix flop The Electric State, and most recently, fought to prove his innocence to an AI Rebecca Ferguson in Mercy. Guardians Vol. 3 also confirmed that his time in the MCU wasn't up yet, laying the groundwork for another appearance with the tease "The legendary Star Lord will return." One thing that hasn't happened yet, though, is Season 2 of his smash hit action thriller, The Terminal List.

Laika's Ambitious Stop-Motion Fantasy Adaptation Officially Debuts a Jaw-Dropping New Trailer

Ryan O'Rourke — Wed, 19 Aug 2026 12:30:11 GMT

Laika hasn't released a film in theaters in seven years, yet the stop-motion giant has still enjoyed a strong run of late thanks to the legacy of their hand-crafted works. When their dark fantasy masterpiece Coraline returned to theaters in 2024 to celebrate its 15th anniversary, audiences greeted it warmly and powered the film to new heights with another $53 million, a staggering haul for a re-release. Last year, ParaNorman got its time in the spotlight, complete with not just new screenings for Laika's 20th anniversary, but also a new short reuniting the characters for a fresh spooky adventure. Now, though, the wait is nearly over for their next big project.

Apple TV's 6-Part Spy Thriller Begins Its Most Dangerous Chapter Yet in Explosive New Trailer

Ryan O'Rourke — Tue, 18 Aug 2026 13:00:15 GMT

Although Apple TV is relatively new among the big streaming services on the market, it's already built up a few relatively long-running programs. For All Mankind and The Morning Show, for instance, have been around since the platform's launch in 2019 and are both heading into their final runs, ending at six and five seasons, respectively. On the comedy end, Trying is also in the middle of its fifth season and has been one of the most consistent, if underrated hits offered by the streamer. However, the current title of longest-tenured program belongs not to any of them, but the ever-popular spy thriller Slow Horses, which has defied streaming conventions to return with new episodes at a lightning-fast rate relative to its competitors.

BritBox's 10/10 Detective Thriller Returns With a Must-See Season 2 Trailer [Exclusive]

Rachel Leishman — Tue, 18 Aug 2026 13:00:15 GMT

Ludwig became the new comfort detective show thanks to BritBox. Released in 2024, the series stars comedian David Mitchellas John "Ludwig" Taylor. The puzzle designer is thrown into a role of detective when his twin brother goes missing and Ludwig must impersonate him. The first season led to fans loving Mitchell's performance as Ludwig and now, in preparation for Season 2, which lands on BritBox on October 13, we have an exclusive new look at the Season 2 trailer! Which stars Fleabag's own Sian Clifford as the main suspect of the season!

Netflix's Best 4-Part Thriller Series Officially Sets Return Date With New Trailer

Chris McPherson — Mon, 17 Aug 2026 13:30:15 GMT

There's something comforting about a political thriller, isn't there? It tells us all we think we believe about politicians and turns it up to 11, and that's probably why we feast on them. Well, this one has been getting better year over year, and four acting icons are about to bring us the latest season of Netflix's finest thriller in the past decade.

Tom Hardy's 2-Part Crime Saga Officially Sets Return With Explosive First Trailer

Chris McPherson — Thu, 13 Aug 2026 13:01:15 GMT

Harry Da Souza is about to be dragged into another deadly war, and he better bring his A-game to this fight. Ahead of the return of the Harrigan crime family, as it desperately seeks to hold on to their crime empire/syndicate/book club or however they want to frame it, Paramount+ has just dropped a tease of what's about to come, and the good news is we don't have much longer to wait.

Sean Gunn's New Horror Thriller With a Silent Killer Officially Debuts First Trailer [Exclusive]

Aidan Kelley — Thu, 06 Aug 2026 18:00:15 GMT

Long before the technology became a villain in real life, AI has been the bane of science fiction heroes for as long as one can remember. Whether it's the misaligned intentions of HAL-9000 (Douglas Rain) in 2001: A Space Odyssey, the genocidal might of Skynet in Terminator, or the mustache-twirling supervillainy of Ultron (James Spader) in the MCU, the fear of technology surpassing and even subjugating humanity was purely trapped in the sci-fi realm. That is, until recently, and while the idea of AI getting access to the nuclear codes is maybe a bridge too far right now, there is still a wealth of reasonable concerns about AI's long-term impact on the environment, job growth, and more.