Oscar Isaac’s Victor and Jacob Elordi’s Creature anchor a lavish yet sensitive retelling, where the real monster may not be the one assembled from corpses. The film premieres in theaters before later streaming on Netflix.

The creator of ‘Breaking Bad’ trades crime for speculative fiction, following a discontented sci-fi novelist (Rhea Seehorn) who realizes that everyone around her is inexplicably blissful. Blending satire, paranoia, and existential comedy, the series questions whether freedom and happiness can truly coexist. ‘Pluribus’ premieres this Friday on Apple TV+ with its first two episodes.

In the new film from ‘The Worst Person in the World’ director, a famous Norwegian filmmaker (Stellan Skarsgård) reunites with his estranged daughter (Renate Reinsve), an actress, to ask her to star in his new movie — a deeply personal story inspired by their own family history. When she refuses, he casts a Hollywood star (Elle Fanning) instead, blurring the lines between fiction, memory, and reconciliation.

This riveting new miniseries revisits the 1881 killing of James A. Garfield through the intersecting lives of the idealistic president (Michael Shannon) and his delusional assassin, Charles Guiteau (Matthew Macfadyen). Streaming on Netflix.

A young exiled Predator teams up with a damaged android on a deadly planet ruled by monsters and machines. Dan Trachtenberg delivers a brutal, hypnotic mix of action, sci-fi, and strange beauty.

This chaotic, deliberately ugly, and darkly hilarious collage dismantles the vampire myth through parody, provocation, and AI-generated absurdity. Mixing sketches, fake plays, and grotesque humor, Jude takes aim at everything from pop culture to capitalism, turning Romania’s most famous export into a biting satire on art, commerce, and national identity.

Noémie Merlant directs and stars in a wild feminist black comedy set in sweltering Marseille, where three women’s chaotic summer day turns from flirtation to bloodshed. A delirious blend of farce, thriller, and political fury.

David Mackenzie’s film is a sleek, slow-burning thriller about a secretive negotiator (Riz Ahmed) who mediates between whistleblowers and corporations through an anonymous relay network. What begins as a flawless system turns fragile when emotions and human error seep into the machine.

Steven Soderbergh transforms a classic spy mystery into a cold, darkly funny study of marriage, trust, and betrayal, with Michael Fassbender and Cate Blanchett leading an all-star cast.

With Pedro Pascal and Vanessa Kirby leading a restrained, heartfelt reboot, ‘First Steps’ finds fresh life in an old formula by going smaller, not bigger.