The number of available content options is enormous and you’ve got all weekend to figure out what you’d like to cut it. We’re in the ever-increasing battle for streaming rights, and there’s a lot of movies and shows to choose from, spread across many streaming services. We’ve made it simpler for users to make the right choice. Every week each week, the PCMag team of features will highlight the streaming content they’re eager to view or think you ought to binge. Turn on your streaming device you prefer and start watching.
Forget about Disney’s boring “live live action” rendition of the original interpretation of the story. The real Pinocchio that we want — a full-on animatronic stop-motion version of this little boy by an artist of the macabre.
Streaming’s contemporary answer to the classic Meg Ryan, Zoey Deutch is back with another romantic comedy. The story is a Christmas-themed story of a couple’s relationship getting destroyed when she is given an engagement ring from someone else.
Are you familiar with that Night at the Museum movie series? It’s back, but this time in animated form on Disney+, with exactly none of the original actors providing voiceovers.
Not to be mistaken for the animated children film “The Bad Guys(Opens within a brand new tab) (which is equally great) The Italian dark comedy is about an avid prosecutorial opponent of the Mafia. He is accused of being a gangster, so it is decided to turn into one.
Another enjoyable Korean horror movie to watch during the holiday season! If Dongsoo’s eyes are stolen and put in the face of someone else–you know what happens, but Dongsoo can see right through the illusion. It’s inside the body of an infamous serial murderer.
The Purge films have their own parody series currently, as the Binge(Opens within a brand new tab) gets a sequel. The once-a-year government-sanctioned night when people can get high and go crazy is now Christmas Eve.
Intellectual property rights are never allowed to be lost! Therefore, Netflix has announced the possibility of a sequel television show with six episodes to the fantasy-based role-playing games that debuted in 2009, possibly because BioWare is developing a sequel named Dreadwolf .
