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Peacock is a streaming platform popularly known for its excellent capability to deliver true crime series in the most captivating way possible. A Friend of the Family is the most recent addition to the genre, with the Broberg family showcasing the real-life events of how their 12-year-old daughter, Jan, was kidnapped severally. Jan was initially kidnapped and returned home but then disappeared again at the age of 14 years. The main suspect in Jan’s disappearance was Broberg’s immediate neighbor, whom the family thought was a friend all while.

If you’re a fan of DC characters, HBO Max got some more for you in its newest show, Pennyworth, season three. The streamer has been embracing superhero shows for years now with the likes of Doom Patrol, Harley Quinn, Stargirl, Batwheels, and many more.Pennyworth is a three-season show set in the 1960s, starring the members of the Wayne family. The series first premiered on Epix before progressing to HBO Max for its third season. Thanks to the incredible showrunners and cast, Pennyworth has managed an outstanding 7.9 out of 10-star rating on IMDb, an 86% average audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, and a 60% score on TV Guide.

Hulu is one of the streaming platforms going overboard to maintain the love and loyalty of its fans. The streamer recently revealed the launch of Abominable and the Invisible City, an upcoming show adding to the plate of Hulu kids’ content.Abominable and the Invisible City is a spin-off show of 2019’s Abominable, a movie that hit the screens with excellent animation skills and comedy effects. The upcoming show expounds more on the mother series with new destinations and creatures, thanks to DreamWorks Animation. Abominable scored a whopping 95% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes with more than 5,000 verified ratings and 7 out of 10-star ratings on IMDb.

In the upcoming season of Netflix's You, Joe Goldberg will be sporting an entirely new appearance.Although the teaser for the program doesn't reveal much about the plot, it does provide a glance into the upcoming season. For example, Joe Goldberg is now Professor Jonathan Moore, according to the teaser.After killing his wife Love (Victoria Pedretti), Joe leaves the American suburbs for Paris in search of his mistress Marienne (Tati Gabrielle), where the next season will pick up.

Warning: This article contains spoilers for season 5 episode 3 and The Testaments.There's no one more polarizing in 'The Handmaid's Tale' universe than Nick Blaine, and the reason for that is simple. We don't know him or anything that goes on inside his head. We have to glean clues from his actions and his words. This began with Margaret Atwood's initial novel. In it, Nick and Offred develop a relationship organically, starting with a moment in Serena's forbidden sitting room. Later, after Serena orders Offred to sleep with him, they develop feelings for one another. Offred doesn't understand him. People in her world kept to themselves. They didn't talk or get to know one another. That was too dangerous. But she thinks he is too casual. He's not stiff or scared like a Guardian. This leads her to believe that he is an Eye. She still opens up when they're together. She tells him about her life in the time before, Luke, and Hannah. There is intimacy, but he's still a closed book. He does seem saddened when he finds out that Offred is pregnant, especially since he won't be able to take part in the child's life. That showed us that he had compassion. When Offred is dragged away by the Eyes near the end of the novel, he comes to collect her in her room, which seems to confirm her suspicions that he is an Eye. He reassures her, telling her that he is part of Mayday and that these men have come to rescue her. Serena and the Commander ask to see a warrant. They want to know what her crimes were. They're told that Offred is being arrested for violating state secrets. It sounds made up, which also lends creedence to the claims that they are in fact Mayday. In the epilogue, it's revealed that an audio tape was found in an old home. It's the fictional source material for the novel. Historians think she recorded it in a safe house at the border.

An exclusive first look at the 'Bridgerton' prequel series about a young Queen Charlotte, starring India Amarteifio and Corey Mylchreest, was released by Netflix as part of Tudum Festival.

Alas! The eagerly anticipated psychological thriller film, Don't Worry Darling finally premiered on Friday, September 23 2022. It’s been a tremendously long wait since the movie’s trailer dropped several months ago, with dispatches of info from the set trickling in. Don't Worry Darling is a psychological thriller film set in the 1950s. It is directed by Olivia Wilde, who also casts alongside other A-listers, including Harry Styles, Florence Pugh, Chris Pine, Gemma Chan, Nick Kroll, Dakota Johnson, Douglas Smith, Sydney Chandler, Kiki Layne, Asif Ali and Dita Von Tesse.

In the complete trailer for Manifest's last season, Ben Stone and the other passengers look for answers as the Death Date approaches. During the international Netflix fan event Tudum on Saturday, the sneak peek was made public.

The second season of Shadow and Bone, which will pick up where the first left off with what happens after Alina and Mal flee The Darkling, will soon be available on Netflix. However, no release date has yet been made public. Season 2's filming was finished in June 2022. The series is currently in post-production, so to speak.

Our expectations for how Netflix will conclude it in the fifth week of September 2022 are now very high because it has been hitting some high notes this month.Let's review all the new Netflix television and feature releases for the fifth week of September 2022. This list will include every new title that the streaming service will offer between September 26 and October 2, 2022.

Warning: This article contains spoilers for the first three episodes of Showtime's 'American Gigolo.'''American Gigolo' follows the life of Julian Kaye, a former male escort who was released from prison after serving fifteen years for a murder he didn't commit. In the premiere, we saw a man at the top of his game, strutting around in designer suits, rocking out in a sexy car. Julian could be anyone his clients wanted him to be. He was mysterious, cocky, and boyish--the perfect conversationalist and just the right kind of lover. There seemed to be no end to his charm. During a round of pillow talk, he spoke about how he could step outside himself and slip into a role. He didn't have to pretend. He transformed into the perfect man for the moment. He didn't enjoy his job. That was his coping skill. It helped him avoid the complex mess of emotions that come on as a result of sex work. We learned to accept that even though he was a heterosexual male engaging in heterosexual encounters, he still felt the same dread that we typically associate with women in his occupation. We saw it early on his life when he was being pressured to sleep with the lady next door. She stood out on her porch and announced that her pipes needed fixing. He went still, and the look in his eyes told us everything we needed to know. He was in pain.This role reversal defined the show's motif going forward. Women became the oppressors and men became the victims. Everything else was the same. He was sexualized and objectified, lit up for the female eye. His profile, his hair, his arms, back and butt, were all shown off in almost every single scene. It didn't matter if he was clothed of unclothed. He was pressured, punched, slapped, and groped--a commodity to be traded. Women rented him for the night, draining him of his emotional energy, trying to possess him and use him. As the story unfolded, we began to learn more about Julian's life and the burden he carried around. He was quiet and he had a moral compass, but he was troubled, riddled with anger and vice. We started to like him, but at times it was hard to ignore his flaws.We also got to know about his history and the people that he had known over the years. It wasn't a full picture, but like everything about 'American Gigolo' it was enough to intrigue us, charm us, and leave us wanting more.

As a huge fan of horror, it was impossible for me to pass up 'Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.' Like many people, I've spent years studying him, watching biopics and documentaries, reading about the history of his crimes. I asked myself about nature and nurture. I picked up on his dull stare and his hushed tone, and I wondered what twisted lesson could be learned from him--at least that's what I told myself. In truth, I didn't really care about the psychology behind any of it. People do freaky things. They just do. Instead, I was pushing past my gag reflex, training myself to digest the horror of it all, the drill, the skulls, that poor man who begged the police to help him. I wanted to know this monster's secrets. He was in a fishbowl, and it was just too intriguing to look away. It was hell's gossip. I wasn't alone in this. I was part of a trend that has dominated American media for decades. We cannot get enough of these icons. We grab a microscope, shove them onto a slide and stare, and we keep staring, hoping for a new angle, a new rendition, another piece of the puzzle to keep us salivating.

Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet will have 'a fresh and hilarious twist' in Disney+'s 'Rosaline,' which will start streaming on October 14.The story of the romantic comedy from 20th Century Studios is portrayed from the viewpoint of Rosaline, Romeo's current love interest and Juliet's cousin (Kaitlyn Dever). Rosaline hatches a plan to thwart the well-known romance and get her boyfriend back after she is devastated when Romeo (Kyle Allen) meets Juliet (Isabela Merced) and starts to pursue her.

The primary livestream for TUDUM 2022 starts at 10 a.m. Pacific Time today, which is when the yearly Netflix event takes place. As the company prepares to share more information about new motion pictures and television programs, this Netflix celebration will take place across five events and several continents.Yesterday, September 23 at 7 p.m., the first of the five fan events for TUDUM 2022 got under way a little earlier, but the most of these were devoted to Korean and Indian film and television productions.

A new Hellraiser movie, to be released on Hulu after the 2018 release of Hellraiser: Judgement, is giving the franchise new life.The Hellraiser franchise, which is based on Clive Barker's 1986 novella The Hellbound Heart, centers on a gang of Cenobites, pain-obsessed and sadistic monsters from another realm who are released when someone cracks open a puzzle box.