Streaming Guides

Every month, we deliver an assortment of helpful streaming guides, cataloging the best of what’s new and notable on Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, Netflix, and more.

Rob Hunter curates guides for Prime Video, Hulu, and Netflix as part of his Crossing the Streams series. He also dives into the hidden gems of Prime Video’s catalog of films in his column The Prime Sublime.

And Meg Shields curates a monthly guide to the best horror streaming with Horrorscope.

We’ve also published a number of standalone guides, including a TV streaming guide to keeping Pride alive all year, a guide to the best TV to watch during hard times, a guide to what’s on HBO Max, and huge lists of the 50 Best Original Movies and 50 Best Original Series on Netflix.

Browse our latest streaming guides below

The Carpenter

‘The Carpenter’ Might Just Be the Most Bizarre Movie on Amazon Prime

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Nothing is getting in the way of this ghost completing his renovation work.

The Medusa Touch

Richard Burton, Slow Burn Nihilism, and ‘The Medusa Touch’

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He killed his nanny, his parents, his wife, and hundreds of others… and he’s just getting started.

Hell Cop

Fans of ‘Mad Max,’ Young Love, and Greek Mythology Should Watch ‘Highway to Hell’

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A tragic Greek legend gets a fun revamp in this hella overlooked comedy from the director of ‘Drop Dead Fred’ and the writer of ‘L.A. Confidential.’

Captain Kronos

Hammer Horror’s Under-Seen (Katana-Wielding) Masterpiece

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Plus all the horror content coming and going in the world of streaming this month.

Shudder February

5 Great Horror Comedies Streaming on Shudder in February 2020

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Plus everything new hitting Shudder this February.

Hulu February

What’s New to Stream on Hulu for February 2020

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Can a series adaptation of ‘High Fidelity’ succeed as well as the film from 2000? We certainly hope so.

Prime February

What’s New to Stream on Amazon Prime for February 2020

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Come for the movie about a rampaging bull in India, but stay for the new show about Al Pacino hunting Nazis in NYC.

Crime Wave

‘Crime Wave’ Is Amazon Prime’s Best Kept Secret

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This isn’t the Sam Raimi movie you’re looking for.