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There’s a lot of stuff to stream nowadays. In hopes of helping you watch more good movies and TV, we compile some of the most exciting titles streaming across all platforms in our weekly column, What To Watch.
The Hunting Wives (Netflix)
Starring Malin Akerman and Brittany Snow, "The Hunting Wives" is soapy and bizarre, but pretty fun and easy to watch, perfect for a weekend of binging. Made up of eight episodes, the series follows Sophie, a Boston native who moves to Texas because of her husband's job. There she gets immersed with a group of Republican women, with hilarious, sexy, and murderous results.
Happy Gilmore 2 (Netflix)
Gifting us with one of Adam Sandler's most iconic roles and a hapless caddy played by Bad Bunny, "Happy Gilmore 2" is now streaming on Netflix, providing a nostalgic jolt for the millennials who were raised by the beloved classic.
Washington Black (Hulu)
Starring Sterling K. Brown, "Washington Black" follows the adventures of a former slave who travels the world as he escapes a bounty hunter.
The Materialists (Prime Video)
Now available on VOD, "The Materialists" follows Dakota Johnson as a driven matchmaker, torn between her sweet yet broke ex-boyfriend (Chris Evans), and the new guy and wealthy guy who wants to give her all she wants (Pedro Pascal).
Death of a Unicorn (HBO Max)
Starring Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega as father and daughter, "Death of a Unicorn" follows the duo as they accidentally run over a magical creature while driving to a weekend getaway. The mistake ends up haunting them and the other guests.
The Sandman (Netflix)
"The Sandman" has premiered the first half of its second and final season, depicting the conclusion of the story of the King of Dreams. Based on the comic book of the same name, "The Sandman" follows Tom Sturridge in the lead role after a century of captivity, having him return to the world and working to fix all that went wrong while he was away.
WNBA (Prime Video)
© Getty ImagesLastly, if you're in the mood for some sports, the WNBA is available on Prime Video, and it's the perfect time to jump in on the summer's hottest sport.
