Netflix is arguably the most popular streaming service in the world. However, it's not the only streamer that boasts great movies. HBO Max, Hulu, Paramount+, and Prime Video all have vast libraries with terrific movies in various genres. If you know where to look, you'll find plenty of certified classics.

Plus, Madeline Brewer joins the 'Possession' remake.

Netflix has ponied up a half billion dollars to extend its streaming rights to The Walking Dead and the show's six spinoffs.

Peter Parker’s isolation lands especially hard in the age of AI, a loneliness crisis, and endless scrolling.

The 'Reacher' and 'War Machine' star played the turncoat Aimes in 2023's 10th 'Fast and Furious' movie.

Kevin Feige and Amy Pascal hinted there's always a chance of Tom Hardy and Tom Holland could meet up.

Tom Holland has cemented himself as one of Hollywood's leading stars under the age of 35. After becoming a child star in Billy Elliot the Musical on the West End, Holland transitioned into movies, where he slowly became a reliable supporting actor in several films. In 2015, Holland's life changed when Marvel cast him to play Peter Parker/Spider-Man in the MCU.

Cable and satellite aren't your only options when it comes to local channels. There are free ways to get the same content.

Plus, Michael Giacchino warns you not to expect a new 'Werewolf By Night' anytime soon...

It's still in very early stages, but the co-creator's ultimate goal is "to make it the greatest movie ever to exist."

There's a reason we keep going back to documentaries—real life is always way stranger than any writers' room could ever conjure up. July has made that case again (June was pretty solid, too), with some genuinely fascinating docs and series from the likes of Netflix, HBO Max, Disney+/Hulu, and Paramount+ that I've watched that have hijacked more than one entire weekend of mine.

The latest film in the Sam Raimi franchise will be on demand on August 4 before its physical release.

Plus, 'Mystery Science Theater 3000' returns to theaters this September with 'Sting of Death.' 

He'll join Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz in the new film, set to hit theaters on October 15, 2027.

The tea party-hosting 'Alice in Wonderland' character is getting his own animated adventure.

The good news is, Paramount+ has a loaded August on the way. The wrench in the works, however, is the fact that the calendar still says July, and you've got a week's worth of potential movie nights to get through.

It's the last week of July, and Netflix has already shown us what it has in store for U.S. subscribers in August—including the claustrophobic sci-fi horror The Last House, a chilling thriller starring Robert De Niro and Adam Scott (The Whisper Man), and some great documentaries, too. But you need a good movie to watch now, which is where we come in.

Sure, it was to promote the upcoming sequel, but there was an even better reason why 'Spaceballs: The New One' was in San Diego.

io9 picks the best and worst from this year’s massive pop culture gathering.

Kevin Hart has become one of Netflix's most valuable stars. His latest comedy movie, 72 Hours, quickly shot to No. 1 on Netflix, and I don't see that changing anytime soon. Perhaps one of these thrillers will surge into the Top 10 this week.