There’s a lot of stuff to stream nowadays. In hopes of helping you watch more good movies and TV, every week we sum up some of the most exciting titles streaming across all platforms. Today we recommend a mix of new releases and newly available titles, from movies and shows, all available to stream on the most popular platforms.
Better Things (Hulu)
The last season of “Better Things” is premiering this February 28th. The show is unlike anything else on TV, with a small scope and filled with beautiful moments. It follows Sam (Pamela Adlon) a working actress and mother of three, as she copes with her daughters, her mother who lives next door, and the industry.
No Exit (Hulu)
“No Exit” is a thriller and a fun Friday night watch. It follows an addict recovering in rehab, who escapes the center in order to visit her ailing mother. On the way there, she’s forced to stop at an abandoned shopping center, taking shelter from a snowstorm alongside five mysterious strangers.
Killing Eve (AMC)
The last season of “Killing Eve” premieres this Sunday. The series trails Eve (Sandra Oh), an MI-6 agent, and Villanelle (Jodie Comer), a loopy and stylish assassin, with both women obsessed and terrified of each other.
Vikings: Valhalla (Netflix)
Netflix’s “Vikings” spinoff premieres today. “Vikings: Valhalla” should prove to be a hit with followers of the series, with this installment delivered in a platform that will likely reach more eyeballs.
Tyler Perry’s A Madea Homecoming (Netflix)
Tyler Perry’s very successful Madea series is Perry’s second Netflix release. It’s the series 12th installment, following Madea as she welcomes her family, who are all traveling home to celebrate the graduation of her great-grandson.
The French Dispatch (HBO Max)
Wes Anderson’s most recent film, and according to many an Oscar snub, is now available to stream on HBO Max. The film stars an incredible cast and follows a group of journalists and their stories, all published in the newspaper “The French Dispatch.”
Three Identical Strangers (Hulu)
Newly available on Hulu, “Three Identical Strangers” is a documentary following the lives of Edward Galland, David Kellman, and Robert Shafran, identical triplets who were adopted into three different families. What soon starts as a warm family reunion, quickly devolves into a larger and intriguing conspiracy.
