Evan Romano

With Christopher Nolan, star-studded epic romance, and major Marvel events, this list is a behemoth. And it also features a movie called Behomoth!.

We've got murder mysteries, stories of love and lust, and lots and lots of Yellowstone. And that's just the beginning.

The universe continues to expand with Paramount+’s latest spinoff/sequel series. Here’s how you can catch every episode.

Apple TV has reimagined the story (which was most recently a Scorsese/De Niro film in the ’90s) into a compelling thriller series.

Comic relief, moral compass, final girl… what more could she do?

The Matthew Rhys-led Apple TV show is like Salem’s Lot meets Jaws meets Parks and Recreation. It’ll have you laughing one minute, covering your eyes in fear the next—and captivated the entire time.

Nicholas Galitzine took as much control as he could during the film’s epic Snake Mountain fight scene, but it wasn’t without risks: “I was genuinely trying not to get decapitated by the strongest man in the world.”

This time he has to contend with a very charming—and very suspicious—James Marsden.

As masculinity continues to evolve, the Masters of the Universe star knows there’s more to real heroics than just ripped, shredded abs: “The muscles don’t maketh the man, really.”

The chaotic HBO drama evolved into something resembling a Tarantino-esque satirical neo-noir crime western in its final go-around. It makes for a really fun watch.

Even as a long-suffering fan of New York’s oldest basketball team, I didn’t totally believe the legendary director when he told me this would be our year.

Brutal, brutal stuff—for a character who probably deserved it.

The Dutton family sequels begin here.

Let’s be real—nothing ever really “ends” anymore.

The 34-year-old actor has built a brand of cool unlike anyone else. In Boots Riley’s chaotic new heist satire, it’s put to the test.

How will it all end? Well, with a pool of blood and guts, obviously. But how else?

It’s safe to say everything worked out for the best.

“Bear is someone whose self-worth depends entirely on the validation of others,” the 30-year-old actor says. “When he’s rejected, his niceness evaporates because he was only ever thinking about himself.”

There's a major Marvel battle brewing in Hell's Kitchen.

The Man Without Fear’s adventures on Disney+ will continue.

Don't get cute. They were crafted this way for a reason.

The actor playing season 3’s biggest in-world influencer is directly related to Mark and Donnie—and he’s key to one of the season’s most cutting storylines.

With a new take on Man on Fire, the actor finds a perfect way to bridge his skills in awards-worthy drama and top-notch ass-kicking.

It’s very, very funny.

It was actually filmed with an entirely different outcome in mind.

The show’s Emmy-winning creator explains his deeply personal connection to the second season, the generational divide in male rage, and what he hopes to bring to the MCU’s new X-Men movie.

He was a key player in one of HBO’s biggest shows—and now he hops aboard another.

Jacob Elordi’s (formerly) evil genius used to be a symbol of Gen Z male rage. Now, he’s become something else entirely.

The 69-year-old actor talks his laid-back season 2 character, the most significant difference between big movies and big TV shows, and how he feels about Michael Mann’s Heat after 30 years.

And the show’s second season is all the better for it.

The actor always delivers—and he does so again in the second season of Netflix’s anthology hit.

HBO Max's Emmy-winning real-time medical drama is one of TV's best and most exciting shows—and everyone's going to be talking about it.