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HBO’s Watchmen starts October 20

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When everyone is wearing a mask, how do you tell the heroes from the villains? That is the question raised in the new comic book-based action series Watchman, from HBO and executive producer Damon Lindelof (Lost, The Leftovers).  Based on the 1980s critically acclaimed DC graphic novel created by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbon, Watchmen is a dark alternate history [Continue Reading]

Looking for Alaska comes to Hulu

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It took 14 years, and two movies of later novels in the interim, for John Green’s debut novel, Looking for Alaska to be filmed. Now, the coming of age tale of grief, growth, and belonging is getting a highly anticipated release as an 8-episode limited series from Hulu Originals. The series will launch with all episodes available on October [Continue Reading]

AT&T TV Now vs Sling TV

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When choosing a live streaming cable alternative service, today’s viewers have a plethora of options. It can take some time to sort through all the differences. We’ve compared all the leading live TV streaming services on the market. Now we set each company head-to-head to see who comes out on top. Launched in 2015, Sling is a branch of [Continue Reading]

All the Details on Apples New Streaming Service, Apple TV+

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Everyone is getting in on the streaming game, producing new apps, channels, and original content. A significant buzz lately has been around Apple’s announcement to join the fray with its streaming service of original content. As of their big September announcement, we have more details about what’s coming with Apple TV+ when it launches on [Continue Reading]

Why You Should Watch Fleabag on Amazon Prime

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Life is messy, relationships complicated, and not everyone is on their best behavior all the time. That about sums up things for Fleabag, the titular character of the Amazon Prime/BBC co-production Fleabag, created by and starring Phoebe Waller-Bridge (Killing Eve). The dark British dramedy is short, straight-shooting, and hard-hitting, and even after finishing its run [Continue Reading]

The Best Horror on Hulu

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It’s that time of year again. As the air gets colder, kids go back to school, and the artificial pumpkin spice scent hangs in the air, thoughts turn to autumn—and monsters. Halloween is around the corner, and what’s a better way to prepare than some proper scary movies? Hulu has a great selection of great [Continue Reading]

5 Reasons to Cut the Cord by 2020

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More and more people are cutting the cable cord and choosing to build a customized viewing experience without the contract commitment. There are many reasons to make the move from big cable in favor of a more a la carte or cable-free lifestyle. Here are a few of the leading reasons for walking away from [Continue Reading]

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But Where Can You Stream It?

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Okay, you have cut the cable cord. Now what? How do you find where to stream your favorite shows without opening Hulu, Amazon Prime, or some other streaming service? Or you’re about to cut the cable cord, but want to be sure the handful of services you already have will cover all your watching needs. [Continue Reading]

Carnival Row comes to Amazon Video

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Fantasy fiction often comments on modern time. It seems the new noir urban fantasy series Carnival Row from Amazon Prime is playing that card. Set in a Victorian world where magical creatures and humans strive to live peaceably side-by-side, the series confronts challenges of immigration, racism, and classicism through the lens of a gothic mystery. [Continue Reading]