You ever feel like everyone’s talking about that one show or movie, and you’re just nodding along, pretending you’ve seen it? Yeah, same. The first few months of 2025 brought some serious must-watch moments, and if you haven’t caught up yet, now’s the time. And if your screen or sound setup isn’t keeping up with the hype, our experts at Comanche Appliance Co Inc. are here to make sure you’re watching in top-tier quality. We rounded up recent releases with an 80% or higher rating on Rotten Tomatoes – so let’s get started!
Top Dramas Streaming Now
- Matlock S1 (Paramount+): A sharp-witted attorney in her 70s shakes up a prestigious law firm, proving that experience is the ultimate advantage. With a keen eye for corruption and a knack for outsmarting the opposition, she takes on complex cases while navigating office politics. Led by Kathy Bates, this legal drama blends courtroom intrigue with personal redemption, offering a fresh spin on the classic procedural. If you love The Good Wife or Boston Legal, this one’s a must-watch!
- We Live in Time (Max): A chance encounter between a recently divorced man and an ambitious chef leads to a profound decade-long romance. As they navigate love, career ambitions, and unexpected health challenges, their bond is tested in unforeseen ways. Starring Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh, this romantic drama weaves a nonlinear narrative that captures the complexities of modern relationships. Tip: Have tissues ready.
- American Primeval (Netflix): The untamed wilderness is unforgiving, and survival is anything but guaranteed. In this intense frontier drama, Taylor Kitsch stars as a reclusive tracker who crosses paths with a mother and son struggling to make it through the brutal landscapes of 1850s America. As settlers, Native Americans, and militias clash over land and power, every step forward is a fight for survival. Gritty, violent, and gripping, this series pulls you deep into the harsh realities of the American West.
- On Call (Prime Video): The streets of Long Beach are unpredictable, and every call could mean life or death. Troian Bellisario stars as a veteran officer partnered with a rookie (Brandon Larracuente) on the city’s busiest night shift. As they respond to emergencies, they’re forced to confront their own personal struggles while navigating the intense pressures of law enforcement. Fast-paced and character-driven, this series delivers high-stakes drama with the signature storytelling style of producer Dick Wolf.
- The Outrun (Netflix): A young woman (Saoirse Ronan) spirals into alcoholism in the heart of London's party scene, putting her relationship at risk. Seeking redemption, she returns to her Scottish roots, where the raw beauty of nature forces her to confront her past and face her inner demons. Directed by Nora Fingscheidt, this film is a stunning exploration of recovery and redemption.
- Long Bright River (Peacock): Based on the novel by Liz Moore, a Philadelphia cop (Amanda Seyfried) patrols a neighborhood gripped by the opioid crisis, but when her estranged sister disappears amid a string of murders, the case becomes personal. As she digs deeper, long-buried family secrets surface, forcing her to confront both the past and a dangerous present.
- Dope Thief (Apple TV+): Based on Dennis Tafoya's novel, this series offers a fresh perspective on crime thrillers Two lifelong friends from Philadelphia (Brian Tyree Henry and Wagner Moura) impersonate DEA agents to rob small-time drug dealers—a scheme that takes a perilous turn when they inadvertently target a major narcotics operation.
- Good American Family (Hulu): A couple (Ellen Pompeo and Mark Duplass) adopt Natalia, a Ukrainian girl with dwarfism. What seems like a new beginning for their family quickly unravels as they begin to question if Natalia is really the young child they thought she was—or something far more dangerous.
Top Thrillers Streaming Now
- Severance S2 (Apple TV+): A group of employees have undergone a radical procedure that surgically separates their work memories from their personal lives. By day, they navigate the eerie world of their severed office existence—by night, they return to their normal lives with no recollection of what happens at work. This season deepens the mystery, raising the stakes as Mark (Adam Scott) and others fight to reclaim their identities. If you love psychological thrillers packed with twists, this one will keep you hooked.
- Paradise (Hulu): Sterling K. Brown stars as Xavier Collins, a Secret Service agent who discovers President Cal Bradford (James Marsden) dead under mysterious circumstances. As Xavier investigates, he uncovers that their seemingly idyllic community is actually a vast underground bunker housing survivors of a global catastrophe. The series masterfully blends suspense with dystopian elements, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.
- Take Cover (Hulu): A burned-out professional sniper (Scott Atkins) finds himself trapped in an all-glass penthouse by a lethal competitor and must find a way to survive and escape with little to no cover between him and the killer.
- Heretic (Max): Two young Mormon missionaries knock on the wrong door and find themselves ensnared in a deadly game of cat and mouse. As their faith is tested, they must rely on their beliefs to survive the night. Starring Hugh Grant as the sinister Mr. Reed, alongside Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East, this horror-thriller delves into the dark intersections of belief and survival.
- The Gorge (Apple TV+): Two elite snipers (Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy) are assigned to guard opposite sides of a mysterious gorge, each unaware of the other's presence. As they develop a covert connection, they confront monstrous entities emerging from the gorge and uncover a covert bioweapons program.
Top Comedies Streaming Now
- Running Point (Netflix): When a scandal forces her brother to step down, Isla Gordon (Kate Hudson), a former party girl, suddenly finds herself leading the Los Angeles Waves, her family's storied professional basketball team. Navigating skeptical brothers, media scrutiny, and the high-pressure world of sports management, Isla strives to prove she's the right person for the job.
- Picture This (Prime Video): A struggling photographer is given a wild prediction: love and career success will come within her next five dates. With her meddling family cheering her on, she dives into a string of unexpected encounters—only for her ex to show up and complicate everything.
- The Residence (Netflix): In the heart of the White House, a murder at a high-profile state dinner sets the stage for a thrilling whodunit. Uzo Aduba stars as Detective Cordelia Cupp, an eccentric investigator determined to uncover the truth behind the death of the Chief of Staff. With every staff member a suspect, political intrigue and dark secrets unfold in this suspenseful series from Shondaland.
- The Life List (Netflix): When Alex loses her mother (Connie Britton), she’s left with more than just grief—she’s handed a childhood bucket list her mom had secretly kept, filled with dreams and unspoken wishes. As Alex (Sophia Carson) starts to check off the list, she discovers unexpected truths about herself, her family, and what really matters. With the help of her mom’s memory and the support of a surprising new connection, this journey is both heartwarming and full of self-discovery.
Honorable Mentions (70% and up!)
- Goosebumps S2 (Hulu): In this horror anthology series, David Schwimmer (Friends) takes on the role of Anthony, a single father and former botany professor. He moves to Gravesend, Brooklyn, with his teenage twins for the summer. The family becomes entangled in a chilling mystery linked to a disappearance from the mid-1990s and they must confront dark secrets lurking within their new community.
- Blink Twice (Prime Video): When tech billionaire Slater King (Channing Tatum) meets cocktail waitress Frida at his fundraising gala, sparks fly. He invites her to join him and his friends on a dream vacation on his private island. It's paradise. Wild nights blend into sun-soaked days and everyone's having a great time. Nobody wants this trip to end, but as strange things start to happen, Frida begins to question her reality. Something is wrong with this place. She'll have to uncover the truth if she wants to make it out of this party alive.
- Apple Cider Vinegar (Netflix): Two social media influencers build a wellness empire by claiming to cure life-threatening illnesses through alternative treatments—until their carefully crafted image begins to unravel. Starring Kaitlyn Dever and Alycia Debnam-Carey, this six-part drama dives into the dark side of social media, the power of misinformation, and the real cost of chasing influence. A must-watch for fans of true-story scandals and psychological dramas.
- The Pitt (Max): Set within the high-pressure environment of a Pittsburgh emergency room, this medical drama offers an unfiltered look at healthcare professionals navigating personal and professional challenges during a single, intense 15-hour shift. Noah Wyle (ER) leads as Dr. Michael "Robby" Robinavitch, guiding a diverse team through the relentless demands of their roles. The series captures the raw realities of modern medicine, highlighting the resilience and dedication required to face daily life-and-death situations.
- A Real Pain (Hulu): Two cousins (Jesse Eisenberg and Kieran Culkin) travel to Poland to explore their Jewish heritage after their grandmother’s passing. One is reserved, the other chaotic, leading to a mix of humor and raw emotion as they confront their past and personal struggles. The film blends comedy with deep reflection, offering a touching look at family, history, and identity.
- Wheel of Time S3 (Prime Video): The battle for the fate of the world escalates as Rand al’Thor ventures into the Aiel Waste, confronting his destiny as the Dragon Reborn. Meanwhile, Perrin returns to the Two Rivers to face new dangers, and Nynaeve is drawn into a deadly clash with the Forsaken. With the White Tower in turmoil and dark forces gathering, alliances will be tested like never before.
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