From mythological comedies and gripping true-crime mysteries to insightful documentaries and high-stakes fantasy epics, there’s something to capture every viewer’s interest. Highlights include Jeff Goldblum’s divine turn in Kaos, the star-studded return of Only Murders in the Building, and a new chapter in the Terminator saga. Here’s a roundup of what to watch and expect from the latest releases.
1.”Only Murders in the Building”
Season four of Only Murders in the Building introduces new star power with Eugene Levy, Eva Longoria, and Zach Galifianakis joining Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez. As the trio heads to Hollywood, the show’s meta humor escalates. With a cliffhanger from season three still unresolved, viewers can expect further developments in the Sazz Pataki case. Only Murders in the Building returns to Disney+ on Tuesday, August 27.
2.”Bangers & Cash: Live”
Bangers & Cash, a spin-off of the popular TV show, transforms the picturesque Scampston Hall in North Yorkshire into a vintage vehicle showcase. Over the weekend, more than 15,000 attendees are expected at this event featuring classic cars and motoring memorabilia. The Mathewson family, who run the event, will face significant logistical challenges. Bangers & Cash: Live airs on U from Thursday, August 29.
3.”Terminator Zero”
Set in 1990s Japan, Terminator Zero explores a new chapter in the Terminator universe, focusing on scientist Malcolm Lee’s fight against a future dominated by Skynet. As the series progresses towards Judgment Day, Lee must rely on a mysterious soldier to protect him from a relentless robot assassin. This animated series will be available on Netflix starting Thursday, August 29.
4.”The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power”
Season two of The Rings of Power continues to explore Middle-earth’s rich history, based on J.R.R. Tolkien’s appendices. As Sauron’s dark influence grows and new rings are discovered, the stakes are higher than ever. Despite its visual grandeur, the series has faced criticism for its slow pacing. The Rings of Power debuts on Prime Video on Thursday, August 29.
5.”Chastity High”
Netflix’s first Japanese YA drama, Chastity High, is set in an elite high school where dating is banned. The resulting chaos includes a blackmailer known as the “Love Keeper” who threatens to expose forbidden relationships. The series explores the impact of strict rules on students’ lives and relationships. Chastity High will be available on Netflix from Thursday, August 29.
6.”K-Pop Idols”
This six-part series on Apple TV+ offers a behind-the-scenes look at the intense world of K-pop, featuring performers like Jessi, Cravity, and Blackswan. It highlights the pressures of maintaining a flawless public image and the relentless pursuit of perfection within the industry. K-Pop Idols premieres on Apple TV+ on Friday, August 30.
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