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Sink your teeth into these 13 creature-features.
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The returning deckhand also reveals why he gets along with chief stew Hannah and bosun Joao (and why others definitely do NOT).
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Is it fresh and funny, or just warmed-over "Romanian Pie"?
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Welcome to Villefranche, where drink and they die and they die and they drink.
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The series, created by Jamie Denbo, stars Georgia Flood and Lucas Neff.
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Joe Hill adapted his original novel NOS4A2 for this series, and he's heavily involved in the production.
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Game of Thrones may be over, but it was never what made HBO a TV behemoth.
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Battlestar Galactica mastermind Ronald D. Moore is back in space where he belongs.
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The series makes its long-awaited debut on August 30.
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This German YA comedy stars Maximilian Mundt as a nerdy high-schooler who becomes Europe's biggest online drug dealer.
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From #Fofty to "kinky" stories to the PJ to their first feature film roles — we heard about it all.
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"Life isn't about finding yourself. Or finding anything. Life is about creating yourself."
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The hit Spanish-language thriller returns on July 19.
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Abhay Deol is cast as Palkar's streetwise counterpoint.
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"My faith always taught me, what would Jesus do? And I know Jesus would be attending that pride parade -- with pride."
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The M:TG fans have zero chill right now, and for good reason.
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There's something spooky going on in Villefranche.
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Chopsticks is the first Indian Hindi-language film to be produced and distributed by Netflix.
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"You can't not be a racist for 69 years and then run for president and be a racist."
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"Good evening. I'm Helen Mirren and you're watching Documentary Now! Season 52"
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Played by Felicity Huffman, the former head of sex crimes was once seen as a crusader for victims of sexual assault.
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The animated series will expand upon the stories of the Planeswalkers, the franchise's magic-wielding heroes and villains.
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The clip comes from Holzhauer's 33rd Jeopardy game on Monday, June 3.
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Drown me in Madeline Martha Mackenzie insults and Renata jackets.
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It's just as fun to watch from your couch as it is to travel to the South of France, basically.
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The most critically-acclaimed titles hitting the platform this month.
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50/50 is no weepy, exploitative cancer film.
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The Weekly is a brisk new documentary news series that takes The New York Times's celebrated investigative journalism and brings it to life.