As the first weekend of April dawns, streaming platforms are rolling out a fresh slate of cinematic and televisual treats. From gripping dramas to laugh-out-loud comedies, here’s your guide to the must-watch new releases on Netflix, Hulu, and beyond.
Ripley, Netflix’s latest offering, is a monochrome reimagining of Patricia Highsmith’s classic novel. Starring Andrew Scott, this series delves into the darkly intriguing world of Tom Ripley, a conman entangled in a web of deceit. Critics hail Scott’s performance as “absolutely spellbinding,” making Ripley a top pick for binge-watchers.
Apple TV Plus’ Sweet Addition: ‘Sugar’
Sugar, the new crime thriller on Apple TV Plus, promises to be a tantalizing addition to the platform’s repertoire. With the first three episodes available and more on the way, viewers can expect a blend of suspense and drama that could rank among the year’s best shows.
Starz and Sky’s Historical Drama: ‘Mary & George’
Mary & George, streaming on Starz and Sky, transports viewers to 17th century England. Julianne Moore and Nicholas Galitzine star in this seven-part series that weaves a tale of seduction and power at the court of King James I.
Prime Video’s Apocalyptic Vision: ‘Fallout’
Fallout, Prime Video’s adaptation of the iconic video game series, brings a post-apocalyptic world to life. Created by the minds behind Westworld, this series is set to captivate fans with its unique aesthetic and compelling narrative.
Netflix’s Supernatural Entry: ‘Dead Boy Detectives’
From the creative universe of Neil Gaiman comes Dead Boy Detectives, a Netflix series that explores the afterlife through the eyes of its youthful, ghostly protagonists. Part of the Sandman universe, this show is poised to be a supernatural hit.
