Spending more time scrolling than actually watching? We have all been there. This week, the streaming platforms are going all in.
Between a thriller from Scorsese and Spielberg, the return of a fantasy saga, and the series finale of one of the best shows of the last few years, here is our pick of the 5 new series you absolutely have to watch this week, available right now on your platforms.
Cape Fear — Apple TV+
Javier Bardem as a psychological predator opposite Amy Adams and Patrick Wilson, 10 episodes of pure tension, co-produced by Scorsese and Spielberg. It has been available since June 5 on Apple TV+ and is clearly the thriller event of the summer.
If you like grimy atmospheres where every scene makes you a little more uncomfortable, go for it.
Available on: Apple TV+
House of the Dragon — Season 3 — HBO Max
The Targaryen civil war finally kicks up a gear. After two seasons laying the groundwork for the conflict, Season 3 starts June 21 on HBO Max, and the dragons are about to burn everything in their path. If you fell off after Season 2, now is a good time to catch up before the premiere.
And if you have never seen Game of Thrones or House of the Dragon, you still have two weeks to get started.
Available on: HBO Max — from June 21
The Bear — Season 5 (finale) — Disney+
The final season. Carmy, Sydney, Richie, the kitchen on fire one last time.
If you have not watched it yet, now is the time to catch up on all of it. It is genuinely a gem of a series, with a very, very particular rhythm, but once it hooks you, you cannot let go.
Available on: Disney+
The Legend of Vox Machina — Season 4 — Prime Video
A year after the Chroma Conclave, Vox Machina has scattered. When an ancient evil awakens, the whole group has to reunite. The best fantasy animated series in streaming right now, available since June 3 on Prime Video.
If you are a fan of D&D, Critical Role, or just well-written fantasy with a sense of humor, this series is made for you.
Available on: Prime Video
Sugar — Season 2 — Apple TV+
Colin Farrell is back as a Los Angeles private detective with a new case. Season 1 surprised everyone with its midseason twist. Season 2 arrives June 19 on Apple TV+.
If you have not seen Season 1, you can still catch up before then. It is the kind of series we recommend on OneMovie without a second thought.
Available on: Apple TV+ — from June 19
All these titles are in the OneMovie app. Add them to your watchlist to get notified the moment they land on your platforms. No more scrolling for 20 minutes only to end up choosing nothing. 📱🍿
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