Favorite Streaming Picks
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I Will Find You
Netflix
Looks like Helly R has a new home/gig and it was just as intriguing and eventful/suspenseful as her escape from work (a Severance reference of coarse). Sam Worthington plays a scorned dad who has been locked up and thrown away the key type of left for dead for killing his son. However his sister comes to visit with some shocking and relevant updates that could turn his whole story around if given the chance to bring the information to light and set the record straight.
The Great Flood
Netflix
I am terrified to express my overly-excited sentiments for this film without spoiling to much as I tend to do sometimes so I'll give the scaled version. The cast...yes. Sometimes when you don't recognize anyone in the film it works greatly to a films advantage and International films that become wildly popular in America can be thanked for that. The Ring and The Grudge are the most highlighted examples of this being a successful tactic and then placing the proper American stars for a different version can work alongside that. The film itself was an amazing modern weaved with futuristic view of what it would look like if Noah's Ark happened in this day and age. What decisions would one make? How greatly would that effect the outcome? If we all perish in the end is it even worth it? Lot's of interesting questions that this stream will absolutely help answer by the end of the film.
The Copenhagen Test
Peacock
A well organized mental hack is the best way to describe this cyber thriller. All my Mr Robot fans should enjoy this awesome walk down memory lane for a secret sleeper agent who needs to figure out who he is, where he came from and how he ended up in the predicament we find him in from the beginning.
Spider-Noir
Prime Video
This 1930's Dick Tracy investigator series was exactly the warm-up I needed before Brand New Day drops. Do yourself the justice of watching at least the first half or second half in the black and white format if you want that true authentic feel. The fact that they gave you an option to toggle between both formats was absolutely brilliant and the series itself felt so appropriately noir. Well done on this one team, certainly a series I didn't know I needed but highly enjoyed.
Elle
Prime Video
This series will produce endorphins for me and many other Legally Blonde lovers. Endorphins will make us happy. Happy people will want this and more seasons (and maybe another film with Reese Witherspoons daughter at the helm). We can see how this goes though.... haha
The Lost Bus
Apple TV+
Not in my scariest dreams did I think a film about a bus would be so intense, but then again, Matthew almost never does a subtle project. This movie was amazing and heartwarming all in the same viewing experience. It presented one man's story and perspective on the terrible brush fires that took place in early 2025, which occasionally occur when the heat gets out of control in the Hollywood Hills of the West Coast. The bravery and sacrifice he endures during this tragic set of events, along with the ability to work together with America's best heroes—teachers—embodies the kind of humanity that is desperately needed in today's world.
Gerald's Game
Netflix
Fair warning: This one is just as raunchy as it is disturbing but I would expect nothing less from the masters of horror/psychology. As usual, Mike Flanagan/Stephen King brings us a chain of insane events and take foreplay to a dangerous place with this one. His usual cast of exceptional actors are included in this seduction of survival and Carla gives a per usual memorable performance.
11-22-63
Netflix
If you need a good excuse (or closet) to travel back in time to the day Kennedy was shot this Stephen King banger is sure to please that itch. James Franco is fantastic in this show and the way they shot this (more so the sequence of events than anything visual) was very well story-boarded. The 60 yr old man that lives inside of me absolutely loved this show.
Margot's Got Money Troubles
Apple TV+
Looks to me like Margot had a plan, a future and then a baby. This show is based off the best selling novel which no I did not read but Elle Fanning can act it out for me as I always prefer the cliff notes version. Stellar cast and a pinch of emotion, desperation and diapers and you have a series that has Ashley's attention.
Imperfect Women
Apple TV
This has to be one of the best cast gatherings of 2026 tv because every single person I saw in this lineup belongs in this web of chaos. This is a true depiction of what female friendship can actually look like outside of the smiles and social media posed bonding. The secrets kept, the images to uphold and the truth being held looks like all the taboo topics this show has cooked up for a look at Imperfection in the gal group.
The Testaments
Hulu
The Handmaid's Tale was one of the best/most successful shows to spawn from Hulu (like OG Hulu) so tapping into Chase's talent coming from One Battle After Another was a perfect decision. The show itself looks incredibly inviting and I'm a huge advocate for the sisterhood of anything so I'm very interested in watching these young ladies tell a much needed story.
Wild Vacation Rentals
HGTV/HBO Max
Aside from the fact that Sherry Cola is part of my viewing history/life and is totally killing it right now, she had to pair her next venture with one of my favorite shows/concepts: Viewing other people's homes. I watch House Hunters every single night faithfully and well my business specialty is vacations (duh) so of coarse I'm all for any show that fuses those together with a stellar cast list to make the escapades even grander. I'm excited to see some of the homes/rentals that these two discover on their journey.
His & Hers
Netflix
Besides the fact that I absolutely loved Thompson & Bernthals chemistry and tension in this series it was very nicely designed. Being #1 for multiple days doesn't just happen out of nowhere unless you have an absolute thriller/banger on your hands. This had a double twist and I was able to get the first one (not easily might I say) but the second one was even better and the entire cast as a whole did a great job bringing this one to life.
DTF St. Louis
HBO
After having the chance to watch this show and finally seeing what it's core meaning is, I must say it is quite the mental maze. The realistic anxiety that this mother/wife is dealing with and the way she's choosing to handle the curve ball thrown at her becomes more intriguing every week.
Rooster
HBO Max
Daddy - Daughter relationships are always a complicated roadmap that gets harder to navigate the older she gets. Lucky for Steve Carell his daughter is an adult woman who has to re-live college during a divorce (2 things that automatically seem impossible) and he has to experience it all with her. I love the comedy Steve always brings to what seems like heavy subjects and I'm interested in seeing how he and his daughter navigate a place that I never got to experience but must do so vicariously through this and other shows.
MAID
Netflix
This one was rough to watch in the heartbreaking and realism department. A woman emotionally and financially abused by the father of her daughter she does whatever she needs to do to make it for the both of them. There are many different layers to this series and although the struggle parts of it take the wheel, the other parts of it make it a little deeper than surface layer. The woman who takes her in as a maid should also be highlighted in the saving grace department even if she didn't start off in the good graces of the viewers.
The RIP
Netflix
So it's safe to say the question of conscience really comes into play with this one but the cast is also worth dying for. I have been waiting for Sasha Calle to return as admittedly she was MY supergirl so i'm happy to see her added to this mix along with the undeniable Teyana. Honestly Netflix does this thing every now and then where they come out with an incredibly well done film or tv series that to me looks like it should have a theatrical release. This may be one of those instances but regardless i'm seated for Matt & Ben sharing the screen again.
Ponies
Peacock
The world is in desperate need of more Emilia Clarke and I'm just happy that streaming is here to deliver that fix. Who better to be covert opps in what looks like a very crazy ride than people of no interest?
The Beauty
Hulu
By Ashley law, anything Ryan Murphy will always be on my list hit or miss, rain or shine. Thankfully Ryan has called in some of his acting experts/alumni and even called upon some new faces which is always a pleasant surprise for what looks to be a surgical injection of drama. Ryan always finds the best ways to bring truth to light and this may be the looking glass we waited for when it comes to those nips and tucks.