Idris Elba, Regina King, Jonathan Majors, LaKeith Stanfield, Zazie Beetz, and Delroy Lindo star in this Western epic from first-time director Jeymes Samuel that’s set to redefine the genre when it lands on Netflix this fall. Majors plays outlaw Nat Love who re-assembles his old gang when he learns the man who murdered his family, Rufus Buck (Elba) has been released from prison. What follows is a cross-country revenge-fueled adventure set to a soundtrack filled with Jay-Z and Kid Cudi bops.

Scoot McNairy returns as the DEA Agent determined to take down the Mexican drug cartels in the final season of Netflix’s thrilling bilingual drama. With Diego Luna’s kingpin behind bars, rival factions begin fighting for independence, making the drug-running business more dangerous than ever.

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Director Pablo Larraín delivers an extravagantly stylized biopic that takes an original approach to a familiar royal scandal. Kristen Stewart plays a young Princess Diana who, during Christmas festivities at the Queen’s Sandringham Estate in 1991, comes to the realization that her marriage, and her place within the British monarchy, can’t be saved.

Marvel introduces a new breed of superheroes to its cinematic universe with this Chloe Zhao-directed epic. After the events of Avengers: Endgame ignite something called “the emergence,” an immortal alien race living on Earth for thousands of years is called to protect humans from their evil counterparts, known as Deviants. Angelina Jolie, Salma Hayek, Gemma Chan, Richard Madden, and Kumail Nanjiani all star.

Michael C. Hall returns as TV’s favorite serial killer after relocating from balmy Miami to wintry upstate New York where he’s been hiding those pesky homicidal impulses from his small-town neighbors. That quiet existence gets upended when Dexter’s past comes back to haunt him — quite literally — and his darker urges begin to take control.

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Ryan Reynolds, Dwayne Johnson, and Gal Gadot star in this Netflix-backed action-adventure that’s being billed as the biggest movie the streamer has ever made. Johnson plays a top FBI profiler who teams up with a world-class criminal (Reynolds) to hunt down another world-class criminal (Gadot) who always seems to be one step ahead.

Part dark-comedy, part true-crime, this new show from Apple TV+ (based on a podcast of the same name) sees Will Ferrell and Paul Rudd embarking on a co-dependent relationship that soon spirals out of control. Ferrell plays a textile boss going through a mid-life crisis while Rudd plays a charismatic therapist to the stars who begins to quietly exert a troubling amount of influence over his patient’s life. Kathryn Hahn and Casey Wilson also star.

Juliette Lewis, Melanie Lynskey, Christina Ricci, and a roster of up-and-coming talent fill out the cast for this new drama from the same minds that gave us Narcos. Part survival epic, part psychological horror with plenty of coming-of-age themes mixed in, the show follows a group of young soccer players stranded in the wilderness when their flight crashes. In the past, we watch them struggle to survive isolation and the elements, while in the present, their older selves (played by Lewis, Lynskey, and Ricci) are trying to move on and forget everything they had to do to survive.

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The crew of the USS Discovery faces a grave new threat when the show’s fourth season launches on Paramount + this Fall. Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) has officially inherited the captain’s chair and her first order of business is to steer her shipmates through another intergalactic crisis — one that involves a gravitational anomaly, Ferengi, and the return of David Cronenberg.

Elle Fanning and Nicholas Hoult return for season two of this historical dramedy that takes an imaginative approach to telling the story of Catherine the Great. After a successful coup, a now-heavily-pregnant Catherine (Fanning) has the power she’s always craved while her husband Peter (Hoult) scrambles to find his own place within her court. A baby on the way, allies-turned-surprising-foes, and a nation on the brink force the pair to reconsider their relationship and their ideas of a better Russia.

Will Smith channels the indomitable spirit of Richard Williams, the man who spurred two of the world’s best professional athletes to greatness, in this emotional biopic. The film explores the early beginnings of Venus and Serena’s tennis careers and Richard’s unconventional methods for getting them off the streets of Compton and onto the courts of Wimbledon.

3,2,1 Let’s jam! The live-action adaptation of this groundbreaking anime series sees John Cho leading a crew of crime-fighting space pirates on an epic, intergalactic adventure. Cho plays a hitman-turned-bounty hunter named Spike Spiegel who, along with his ship captain Jet Black (Mustafa Shakir), grifter con-artist Faye Valentine (Daniella Pineda), and a Corgi named Ein, get into all kinds of trouble while trying to right the wrongs of his past.

Jason Reitman directs this sequel set 30 years after the second film in the franchise. It follows a single mom (Carrie Coon) and her two kids (Mckenna Grace and Finn Wolfhard) as they move to rural Oklahoma and begin to experience strange, paranormal events. With the help of a teacher (Paul Rudd), the kids uncover a secret about their lineage and their connection to the original Ghostbusters before donning their proton packs and capturing some pesky spirits on their own.

Jeremy Renner returns as the bow-and-arrow wielding Avenger in this Marvel series from Disney+. Clint Barton spent those “snap” years hunting down criminals instead of processing the loss of his family and now, his bloody past is catching up to him. So is Kate Bishop (Hailee Steinfeld) a Hawkeye fan and perhaps successor who teams up with Clint to take down new bad guys and prove her worth.

The second Ridley Scott epic hitting theaters this fall, this adaptation attempts to recount the true-crime scandal that rocked one of fashion’s founding families. Lady Gaga plays Patrizia Reggiani, the wife of Maurizio Gucci (Adam Driver) who, in the mid-90s, orchestrated the murder of her ex-husband. The film follows their whirlwind courtship, their troubled marriage, and how its violent end dismantled a fashion behemoth on the brink.