Looking for a reason to see big screen flicks in the comfort of your home and away from the winter outdoor temps? Look no further than what Vudu is serving up right now courtesy of movies like The Marvels and The Color Purple now available to check out.
Want to see some action-packed big screen excitement on the small screen? Looks no further than what actor Adam Sandler is delivering in the upcoming Spaceman movie.
Could you use even more reasons to root for Milwaukee Bucks’ Giannis Antetokounmpo? Look no further than what Prime Video Sports is putting together with its Giannis: The Marvelous Story film slated to arrive on the Prime Video platform in the coming weeks.
Let’s just keep it 100 - it’s the start of ‘24 and there’s ample fire content coming out. From Peacock’s new ‘Ted’ series to Prime Video really pumping up the ‘Mr. & Mrs. Smith’ show, there’s endless reasons to keep your trust in the streaming giants - even with a monthly subscription.
Just when you think the whole ‘Walking Dead’ franchise is slowing down, turns out a couple legacy stars in the form of Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira are back-back with a full-fledged new storyline in ‘The Ones Who Live.’
It’s clear - there’s definitely a lot of content brewing at the start of 2024 and with Disney+’s new ‘ECHO’ series now available to binge? Everyone’s jumping at the opportunity.
Love behind the scenes moments? Look no further than what’s going down courtesy of the newly released American Fiction flick starring Hollywood heavyweight Jeffrey Wright.
Action-packed fun at the start of ‘24? Say less. It’s a must-see for all you moviegoing folks looking for some blasts on-screen courtesy of the upcoming The Beekeeper.
The legendary Larry David is going back to his winning formula with ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ gearing up for a massive 12th season and what better way to start geeking out than knowing actress Ellia English is bringing her recurring role back next month?
Keeping it 100? I have way too many streaming subscriptions and while I am beyond happy with having Netflix as one of my favorites, it’s clear sometimes you have to cut more than just cords with the bills and if you’re the type needing a break from the service, you can start geeking out knowing you can own the must-see ‘Wednesday’ season one in insanely awesome Blu-ray quality in the coming weeks.
Really love quality music? Look no further than what Disney is focusing on these days with the upcoming ‘Choir’ docu-series following the lives and talents of the Detroit Youth Choir slated to arrive later this month.
If you’ve never had a Date Night alongside bae watching your favorite team? Well, let’s just say you’ve never had an all-out Date Night. So seeing the legend Chuck Knoxx watching the finale between the New York Football Giants and the Philadelphia Eagles at MetLife Stadium? Epic.
Need more reasons to stay inside and get warmed up? Look no further than the upcoming release of ‘Rick and Morty: The Complete Seventh Season’ heading to Steelbook Blu-ray, Blu-ray and DVD this winter.
It all ends here. Well, for Apple TV+’s ‘Monarch: Legacy of Monsters’ it’s a jam-packed finale slated for Kurt Russells, Wyatt Russell and Anna Sawai.
One of my favorite under the radar movies of this past year? How about Joaquin Phoenix delivering with the NAPOLEON performance? Holy. Smokes.
Need a reason to geek out more about Marvel Studios these days? How about seeing what’s brewing in the upcoming ‘Echo’ series?
It’s 2024 and low-key one of my favorite areas of Attack The Culture is easily Date Night or Nahhh… from going with in-person footage of myself at theaters dishing on whether or not a flick is worthy of seeing with bae to highlighting new trailers for shows and movies, it’s all about the Date Night setting. So why not take things a bit further in ‘24 with the concept of Date Night-approved songs?
Whether you just can’t get enough of anything and everything Marvel or want to make Date Night more kid-friendly, Disney has you covered coming courtesy of the upcoming ‘Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur’ season two.
Need even more reasons to geek out about the upcoming Mean Girls movie? Just lean on pop star Reneé Rapp and Megan Thee Stallion’s ‘Not My Fault’ single and music video inspired by the flick.
Ready for some scary flicks in the new year? Forget waiting until October, 20th Century Studios has you covered with a look at The First Omen.
