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We all love love. And we most certainly love watching it unfold on screen. Whether we have our own special someone or dream of that person, we wish our romances could unfold as they do on television. While some television shows have set astronomical expectations, we are still watching these couples fall hopelessly in love through the highs and lows, trials and tribulations.

Unexpectedly, the only other brand in Hollywood that has developed a distinct identity in the last decade is Paramount+. You basically know what you're going to get when you tune into one of its shows, unless, of course, you only watch the Star Trek content. Paramount+ has become a hub for long-form storytelling aimed at older men, with a library dominated by shows created by Taylor Sheridan. These are titles in which dudes get the job done, which is a proven niche, especially at home. Shows suc

It's rare to find a show where every single season is as powerful as the last, and Netflix's sci-fi thriller, Dark, is exactly that. Released in 2017, it was the platform's first German show, and even though it initially looked like another rendition of Stranger Things, where a group of teenagers tries to solve a mystery, Dark proves to be so much more. All three seasons highlight the interconnected nature of humanity, where multiple tangled timelines, constantly evolving questions, and a demand

Editor's note: The below contains spoilers for the finale of Netflix's Man on Fire.

Thriller movies usually sit in a strange place for me, because even when they are well-made, there’s always a small gap between a good one and one that actually stays in mind after it ends. Some films manage to build tension in a way that feels steady from start to finish, while others lose that grip halfway through, even if the setup was strong. That difference becomes more noticeable the more you watch within the genre.

Some heist movies ask you to admire the plan. This franchise has always asked you to admire the plan, the misdirection, the lighting, the monologue, the reveal, and at least three things that probably violate the laws of physics. That is the fun of it. It is not a grounded crime saga. It is a magic trick wearing a heist movie’s suit, and it has somehow made that formula last across multiple films, several impossible reveals, and a whole lot of dramatic card throwing.

After a bit of a rocky start, the MCU Disney+ series Daredevil: Born Again has now become one of the most popular action shows on streaming, engaging and exciting audiences with its intense, brutal action scenes. Created by Dario Scardapane, Matt Corman, and Chris Ord and starring Charlie Cox in the lead role, the series has successfully won over fans of the previous Daredevil series on Netflix and found new ones, too. But as entertaining as the show may be, Daredevil: Born Again isn’t necessari

When creating a series of movies, one of the most important things is consistency. It's not easy to keep the quality of something the same for the majority of a franchise. More often than not, the sequel isn't quite as good as the original. Sometimes, it's even better, but most times, especially in multi-film series, the quality can kind of fluctuate. Sometimes they can be really bad, sometimes they're still good, just varying degrees of good.

Breaking Badis often referred to as the greatest show of all-time, and it's not hard to see why. Despite coming from a moderately successful network like AMC and having not many significant stars attached, Breaking Bad created one of the most complex and compelling characters of all-time in Walter White, played brilliantly by Bryan Cranston. There hadn’t really been a show before that depicted a hero slowly transforming into a villain; Breaking Bad ran for five seasons, and each season correspon

The success of Project Hail Mary has certainly been an encouraging sign for the theatrical marketplace. The sci-fi blockbuster was followed by the controversial music biopic Michael, and the comedy-drama sequel The Devil Wears Prada 2. Both movies, like Project Hail Mary, exceeded box-office expectations, successfully attracting entirely different audiences to theaters. Project Hail Mary is still the highest-grossing movie of the three, and it recently overtook its closest comp — a 2015 sci-fi s

Editor's note: The below contains spoilers for Euphoria Season 3.

Prime Video has become one of the most versatile streaming services in the television world, thanks to its wide variety of original shows. Two of its biggest shows are Invincibleand The Boys, which often skewer superhero conventions. In the case of The Boys, it uses the superhero genre to offer commentary on current events — even if that commentary often veers into extremely crude territory. Invincible, on the other hand, explores how being a superhero can take a toll on you mentally and physica

If you're after traditional Westerns, you're not going to find them here. The movies that make up Robert Rodriguez’s Mexico trilogy are all a little offbeat, unusual at times, and also a good deal more violent than most Westerns. Not, like, Bone Tomahawk level or anything, but they're probably not the sorts of Westerns your dad or grandfather would like, unless they're open-minded, or they might if they dug spaghetti Westerns back in the day. Not that these are spaghetti Westerns, but they’ve go

As his legendary tenure at Paramount nears its end, Taylor Sheridan isn't stepping off the gas. In fact, his signature franchise, Yellowstone, has been in aggressive expansion mode ever since the flagship show ended in 2024. Sheridan had already released two critically acclaimed prequels — 1883 and 1923 — but the post-Yellowstone era has been dominated by follow-ups to the Dutton family saga. Initially, it was reported that Sheridan's The Madison would be set in the same universe. But following

Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 Episode 8.Daredevil: Born Again has been, admittedly, quite hit-or-miss with audiences. Some have praised the series (especially the second season) for its attempts to recapture the look and feel of the original Netflix Daredevil series. Others have criticized the Disney+ revival for its departures from the cast dynamics that made the original great, as well as its obvious political allegory. Whichever side of the

Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for the Daredevil: Born Again, Season 2 finale

Prime Video's Reacher has easily become one of the most popular shows on the streamer, let alone all of television. The world has absolutely fallen in love with Alan Ritchson's adaptation of Lee Child's iconic hero, especially since the Tom Cruise feature films missed much of what made the original books special, according to franchise fans. Unsurprisingly, Alan Ritchson's action superstar will officially return in 2026 with Reacher Season 4, but that's actually not the only Reacher story that's

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for the Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 finale.

The advent of technology in filmmaking has been a blessing for audiences and filmmakers. In the last two decades, new innovations have helped genres like sci-fi and fantasy shine brighter. Long-running franchises like Star Wars have come a long way from using practical effects in 1977 to pioneering CGI, and the Volume tech for its shows, giving us a seamless glimpse of galaxy far far away, or think of superhero movies from Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man using practical effects to Tom Holland’s ultra ref

AppleTV may seem like Netflix’s less appealing knockoff, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. While Netflix dominates when it comes to big-budget crowd pleasers like Stranger Things, Apple offers the antidote to television fatigue. In 2022, a truly unique series hit the streamer — Severance.