There’s a lot of stuff to stream nowadays. In hopes of helping you watch more good movies and TV, we compile some of the most exciting titles streaming across all platforms in our weekly column, What To Watch.
The Shards (Hulu)
Bret Easton Ellis‘ gorgeous novel “The Shards” is the subject of Ryan Murphy‘s latest TV show, following a group of high school students in ’80s Los Angeles as a serial killer edges closer and closer to them.
Sterling Point (Prime Video)
Megan Park’s “Sterling Point” follows Annie Jacobson, young overachiever who learns that her estranged grandfather left her and her twin brother an island in Canada.
One Hundred Years of Solitude: Part 2 (Netflix)
The second part of Gabriel Garcia Marquez‘s great epic is now streaming on Netflix. This half of the series follows the town of Macondo as it opens to the outside world, embraces modernity and the tragic conclusion of the Buendia family.
Ted Lasso (Apple TV)
After a long break and presumed conclusion, “Ted Lasso” is back for its fourth season. This time around, Lasso is coaching AFC Richmond’s newly formed women’s team.
Let’s Marry Harry (Netflix)
Harry Jowsey has built a successful career out of his dating life. His newest dating show is called “Let’s Marry Harry,” with 20 women competing for Jowsey’s hand in marriage. It’s Netflix’s take on “The Bachelor.”
The Last House (Netflix)
“The Last House” is one of Netflix’s most exciting recent releases. Starring Greta Lee and Wagner Moura, the film follows a couple and their children as they’re mysterious trapped from inside their house, spending years in there.
Billie Eilish – Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour (Paramount+)
Billie Eilish‘s documentary, which she co-directed alongside none other than James Cameron, the guy behind the “Avatar” franchise, follows her most recent tour. In theaters, the experience took full advantage of Cameron’s grasp of 3D technology. It’s now streaming on Paramount+.
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