YAGA Episodes 1-2 set the stage for what is shaping up to be an exciting supernatural procedural show, with its mystery already sinking its claws in.

Whether you come to You Had to Be There by way of Godspell or 70s comedy history, you’ll find plenty to delight in from toe to tip.

Resident Evil (2026) from Zach Cregger is a must-watch for both fans of the franchise and those who’ve never picked up a controller.

The Dune: Awakening console version offers new players the chance to jump in, but the single-player option is the standout of this second launch.

Neagley Season 1 has great pacing, intense performances, and thematic exploration of addiction and trauma, making it more than worth a watch. 

Tiny Fugitives has a somewhat anodyne screen presence but its script is crisp, the characters are great, and Johnny Knoxville holds it all together.

Stranger Things: Tales From ’85 Season 2 sees another set of stranger things plague Hawkins with results that improve upon the last adventure

Crystal Lake is looking to shake things up, and while some things raise eyebrows, Linda Cardellini and William Catlett are absolutely slaying it.

A Love Other Than Yours Episode 1-2 explores of the difficulties couples face when their love feels stagnant, and seems promising.

Uncanny X-Men Issue 35 is an exploration of trauma, time and growth, as a brand new and very feral newcomer joins Haven House.

Queen in Black: Defenders of Light and Dark Issue 3 provides a blockbuster conclusion to the tie-in, finally pitting Knull and Hela together.

Queen in Black Issue 4 is a forceful and frantic penultimate issue, trying to wrap up so many battles at once in the same symbiotic story.