On November 1st, Hulu and Vice will launch Vice Investigates – a new docuseries featuring reports from Vice’s award-winning journalists. Hulu has ordered ten episodes including Amazon on Fire, Russia’s War on Hip-Hop and A Middle East Divided.
Sony has just released an international trailer for its new superhero film Bloodshot. Not only does it have a lot of new footage, it starts with an immediate display of the nanite-powered warrior’s powers. Bloodshot will be in theaters February 21, 2020.
Lizzie McGuire is coming back in a new series from Disney+ – and the original cast will resume their roles as Lizzie’s family.
Necromancers, martial artists, demons and more find life on Shudder in November, including three new Shudder Original or exclusive titles plus classics from Takashi Miike, Wes Craven, Dario Argento and Brian Yuzna and more.
Rooster Teeth’s animated series gen:Lock – which stars Michael B. Jordan – has been given an order for a second season by HBO Max. The first season of the dystopian series was a huge success on Rooster Teeth prompting the move by HBO Max.
HBO Max has unveiled two docuseries – Heaven’s Gate and Generation Hustle – and two documentary films – The Scoop and Persona – from CNN Films.
In 1862, daredevil balloon pilot Amelia Wren (Felicity Jones) teams up with pioneering meteorologist James Glaisher (Eddie Redmayne) to advance human knowledge of the weather and fly higher than anyone in history. The Aeronauts will premiere in theaters December 6th and on Amazon Prime Video on December 20th.
‘As a prince I spent my days drinking, clowning. Now I find myself the king.’ So speaks the unprepared King Henry V in the new trailer for Netflix’s The King. Now he has a lot to learn – and must learn it on the job. The King premieres on Netflix on November 1st.
Just in time for Halloween, Fox Searchlight has released a trailer for Antlers – a horror movie that plays with the idea of there being something creepy in the attic. Antlers will be in theaters April 17, 2020.
Sarah Snook (Succession), David Costabile (Breaking Bad, Billions) and Sonya Cassidy (Humans, Lodge 49) lead the cast for AMC’s upcoming, as yet untitled, episodic anthology series that deals with the nature of romantic love. Set fifteen years in the future, the series introduces a new technology that unequivocally tells you who your soulmate is.
Finn the Human and Jake the Dog will return to the Land of Ooo for four one-hour specials on HBO Max.