The upcoming ninth season of FX horror series American Horror Story finally has a name, though it's slightly misleading: AHS 1984. No, the upcoming season doesn't have anything to do with the George Orwell novel. Rather, we'll be seeing the creators' version of an '80s slasher movie, only in episodic television format.
Way back in May 2017, Netflix announced plans to make a new series centered around The Witcher, a pretty familiar name in the world of video games. Though the Netflix series will be based on the books by Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski and not on the video games made by CD Projekt Red (which themselves are based on the books), it'll still feature familiar characters like Geralt of Rivia, Yennifer, Ciri, and Triss Merigold.
Netflix, obviously, is a service that offers a lot of content, and sometimes, this can lead to choice paralysis among its users. Attempting to solve the problem of having too many things to watch, Netflix has rolled a new "random episode" feature into testing. This does precisely what it says on the tin - offering up a collection of shows to pick from and then playing a random episode from whatever you choose.
Game of Thrones is back! We’ve waited a long, long time for the premiere of season 8 - the final season of the show - and last night, it finally arrived. Like most of the premiere episodes in previous seasons, this one basically just existed to set the stage for what’s ahead. In the case of season 8, episode 1, “Winterfell,” that meant a lot of reunions and not a lot of action. Unfortunately for more action-minded fans, that means the various conflicts at the core of season 8 will need to wait another week.
After almost two years, Game of Thrones is finally returning this weekend for its eighth and final season. In a little over six weeks, we'll know the resolution the show has been building toward for the past eight years, and only one thing is for sure: a lot of people are going to die. Here are our predictions on who is a goner and who has the best chances of making it to the credits in the final episode.
The anticipated (or dreaded, depending on who you ask) Disney streaming service Disney+ has been officially detailed in an announcement today. The company revealed plans to launch the service on November 12 at a price point considerably lower than many rumors had claimed. The service will be offered in the United States at launch and will include a vast library of content.
Netflix is about to launch a new documentary series and it's all about street food. The new show, which is aptly named "Street Food," revolves around the meals, the culture, and the people surrounding street food vendors around the world. The series comes from the creators behind Chef's Table, and it'll be available to stream by all Netflix subscribers starting April 26.
T-Mobile has taken the wraps off TVision Home, its rebranded version of the Layer3 TV service. The carrier plans to launch its home television products in a limited number of markets, including Chicago, NYC, LA, and Washington DC, though it will expand into other regions in the future. Joining the service launch is a program called 'Satellite Freedom' that'll pay off early termination fees for existing DirecTV and Dish customers.
Future Man, an original Hulu comedy series that features Josh Hutcherson and Haley Joel Osment, has been renewed for a third season, the company has announced. Fans will get another eight episodes, but they'll be bittersweet: this will be the show's final season. The series revolves around character Josh Futturman, a daytime janitor and nighttime gamer who gets tapped to save humanity.
Back in February, Samsung revealed its lineup of QLED TVs for 2019. Coming in 41 sets strong, Samsung definitely has a ton of TVs on tap for the year. Today, the company revealed pricing details for all of the sets it announced earlier in the year, and as you might imagine, they vary wildly in price.
AMC plans to create a third zombie television series in The Walking Dead franchise, the company has confirmed. The new show will join the original The Walking Dead and the spin-off series Fear the Walking Dead, which is set in a different part of the world. The new series plan follows AMC's announcement that it will produce three movies based on its The Walking Dead universe.
Netflix has ordered ten episodes of an adult animation called Q-Force, the company has announced. The series will center around "a handsome secret agent" and a team of "fellow LGBTQ superspies," Netflix said in a statement. This show will represent the company's latest push in the adult animation market, joining existing work like Paradise PD and Big Mouth.