Watch the all-new trailer for The Boys Season Five below:

Here’s the official synopsis:

It’s Homelander’s (Antony Starr) world, completely subject to his erratic, egomaniacal whims. Hughie (Jack Quaid), Mother’s Milk (Laz Alonso), and Frenchie (Tomer Capone) are imprisoned in a “Freedom Camp.” Annie (Erin Moriarty) struggles to mount a resistance against the overwhelming Supe force. Kimiko (Karen Fukuhara) is nowhere to be found. But when Butcher (Karl Urban) reappears, ready and willing to use a virus that will wipe all Supes off the map, he sets in motion a chain of events that will forever change the world and everyone in it. It’s the climax, people.

Picking up six months are the utter insanity that we saw in Season Two of Gen V, we now find rag-tag black ops Supe killing unit, The Boys, now turned into humanity’s last hope of resistance against the Supes, and this teaser promises a hell of hard fought battle of sheer attrition with lashings of blood, guts and gore, and it’s going to be an utter insane watch all the way up to the end in eight episodes of sheer bloody madness courtesy of longtime showrunner Eric Kripke.

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While this new teaser trailer does touch on the incoming war between The Boys and the Supes, things are left rather cryptic, and Kripke and Prime Video just offer a highlight of what is to come… and it looks bloody insane.

One if the coolest parts of Season Five is that we’ll be getting a Supernatural reunion of sorts with not only Jenson Ackles returning as Soldier Boy and Jeffrey Dean Morgan as Joe Kessler, but also with appearances set to be made by Jared Padalecki, whose unnamed, yet gaudy, flashy character makes an appearance in the trailer, along with Misha Collins all set to make an appearance in the upcoming series.

Season upon season The Boys has turned up the sheer insanity of its concept, continually finding new ways to shock us to our core with how extreme Kripke has been able to take this show to, and now in Season Five, he’s going full blast! And if this teaser trailer is anything to go by, well, it’s going to be one of a final ride, and to quote Billy Butcher “even if I have to drag your broke fucking carcasses over the finish line… we are going all the way.” Nuff said!

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Brace yourself for what will be the most epic television event of 2026 when Season Five of The Boys arrives on Prime Video on April 8.

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Check out the brand new trailer for Fallout Season Two NOW:

The highly anticipated eight-episode season will premiere on December 17, 2025, with one episode rolling out weekly until the season finale on February 4, 2026.

The epic trailer showcases action-packed sequences, mutated creatures, exciting cast reveals, including the appearance of Kumail Nanjiani and Macaulay Culkin, who join in juicy new roles, and thrilling mysteries on the wasteland’s horizon. The new season will pick up in the aftermath of Season One’s epic finale and take audiences along for a journey through the wasteland of the Mojave to the post-apocalyptic city of New Vegas. Season Two will premiere exclusively on Prime Video in more than 240 countries and territories worldwide.

The trailer promises immense scope and to take audiences even deeper into the Wasteland and it’s complex ecosystem of politics, power and sheer survival, and along withe a good dose of ultraviolence, audiences can also expect some real character growth moments from the likes of of our three main protagonists Ella Purnell’s Lucy MacLean, Aaron Moten’s Maximus, and Walton Goggins’ The Ghoul aka Cooper Howard, and with a narrative that spans both the past and present this season, we’ll be in for something really interesting in terms of sheer narrative drama.

Here’s the official synopsis:

Based on one of the greatest video game series of all time, Fallout is the story of haves and have-nots in a world in which there’s almost nothing left to have. Two-hundred years after the apocalypse, the gentle denizens of luxury fallout shelters are forced to return to the irradiated hellscape their ancestors left behind—and are shocked to discover an incredibly complex, gleefully weird, and highly violent universe waiting for them.

The end was only the beginning for the dwellers of the Fallout Universe, and bold secrets and dark truths are ready to make their way outwards in an incredibly lively and ambitious new season when Fallout Season Two arrives on Prime Video on December 17.

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Bold words uttered with menacing cool by Tom Hiddleston’s calculating and intense intelligence operative Jonathan Pine open up a brand new chapter of John le Carré’s The Night Manager, which will arrive on Prime Video on January 11.

The first three episodes will debut on Sunday, January, 11, 2026, on Prime Video, with one new episode releasing every Sunday, until the season finale on Sunday, February 1. All six episodes of Season Two of the critically-acclaimed crime drama will stream exclusively on Prime Video worldwide (excluding the UK) and on BBC and BBC iPlayer in the UK.

And this new trailer promises a burning new narrative of tension and drama that will be a thrilling experience for audiences looking for some masterly crafted spy-thriller action.

Watch the all-new trailer for Season Two of The Night Manager below:

Here’s the official synopsis:

Jonathan Pine (Tom Hiddleston) thought he’d buried his past. Now living as Alex Goodwin – a low-level MI6 officer running a quiet surveillance unit in London – his life is comfortingly uneventful. Then one night a chance sighting of an old Roper mercenary prompts a call to action and leads Pine to a violent encounter with a new player: Colombian businessman Teddy Dos Santos (Diego Calva).

On this perilous new journey, Pine meets Roxana Bolaños (Camila Morrone), a businesswoman who reluctantly helps him infiltrate Teddy’s Colombian arms operation. Once in Colombia, Pine is plunged deep into a deadly plot involving arms and training of a guerrilla army. As allegiances splinter, Pine races to expose a conspiracy designed to destabilize a nation. And with betrayal at every turn, he must decide whose trust he needs to earn and how far he’s willing to go before it’s too late.

This new trailer showcases an incredible new turn for Hiddleston who once again returns as soldier turned intelligence operative Jonathan Pine, who now placed further into the dangerous, cloak and dagger world of international espionage and fighting for King and Country, along with ensuring the fate of the Free World, finds himself drawn into a dangerous new mission in Columbia and fire and violence are easy at hand.

This trailer builds on the recent first-look images that we were recently treated to, and it sets the stage for a whole heap of burning drama, not to mention a possible new run for awards glory, following Season One’s prestigious run which saw it nominated for more than 30 awards and won multiple Emmy, Golden Globes and BAFTA awards – including Best Actor for Tom Hiddleston, and now we get to see the noted thespian once again clarifying just how far his range as a performer can stretch, and that when the fight gets turned up and the violence is imminent he’s ready to hit back with even more force.

Learn why Tom Hiddleston’s Jonathan Pine is the only man for the job when push comes to shove and guns are drawn in Season Two of The Night Manager, which arrives on Prime Video on January 11.

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In preparation for the highly anticipated debut of Fallout Season 2, the series’ principal cast will visit Sydney on Monday, November 24, to attend a Special Screening of the hit series, kicking off the global press and fan tour ahead of the show’s worldwide launch on December 17.

Fallout series stars Ella Purnell, Aaron Moten and Walton Goggins will walk the red carpet and take part in a special Q&A during the event.

Following its record-breaking first season, which drew over 100 million viewers and ranked among Prime Video’s top three most-watched titles of all time, Fallout Season 2 picks up after the explosive finale, taking fans across the Mojave wasteland to New Vegas.

Here’s the official teaser trailer for Fallout Season Two:

Here’s the official synopsis:

Based on one of the greatest video game series of all time, Fallout is the story of haves and have-nots in a world in which there’s almost nothing left to have. Two-hundred years after the apocalypse, the gentle denizens of luxury fallout shelters are forced to return to the irradiated hellscape their ancestors left behind—and are shocked to discover an incredibly complex, gleefully weird, and highly violent universe waiting for them.

Season One of Fallout was an utterly wild and completely out-of-control series that took Prime Video storm, and with the cast on their way to Sydney in celebration of this auspicious event, we can’t wait to see what comes next as the Wasteland dawns and the party comes to the weird, wild west on December 17.

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As America adjusts to Homelander’s reign at Godolkin University the new Dean preaches a course to make students more powerful than ever. Cate and Sam are heroes, while Marie, Jordan, and Emma return to class, after months of trauma. War is brewing between Humans and Supes and our crew learns of a secret program from the 60s that may be significant to today. And, somehow, Marie is a part of it.

Season Two of Gen V picks up after the shocking ending to Season Four of The Boys, and Supe supremacy is all the rage, and everyone else had better watch out. Starlighters are being hunted, Marie Moreau is on the run, and Emma and Jordan find themselves exonerated and back on campus… and it’s all about to get crazier from there. Like always, showrunners Michele Fazekas and Tara Butters turn the volume up, and utilising the playbook set by Craig Rosenberg, Evan Goldberg, and Eric Kripke, Season Two of Gen V is going to get lit. Audiences find our ‘heroes’ firmly planted in Homelander’s pro-Supe America, and things are getting more dangerous by the day, with the Supes no longer playing by the rules, and everyone is prey for their amusement. Throw in a dangerous new conspiracy, and secrets from the past, and things are starting to get all kinds of manic on campus. And this is exactly what the fans have been wanting.

Gen V, like The Boys, knows when to turn things up, and just when you think you’ve got this whole thing figured out, Fazekas and Butters throw the switch, and chaos ensues. None of our characters are perfect, but in Season Two, we get to see even more of their demons let loose, and as the series ramps up, it gets dramatic and hella messy. And MESSY is the word, being this is Gen V, there’s no filter for the gore, wearing or downright perversity of the Supe world, and there’s some seriously gnarly stuff that will make you wince, sigh, screech and go what-the-fuck all in one sitting. The showrunners and cast know what their fans want, and man, do they deliver!

One of the most intriguing aspects of the new series is a throwback to the founding of Godolkin University and its founder, Dr. Thomas Godolkin (Ethan Slater), and a sinister secret project known only as PROJECT ODESSA. This provides for an utter surprise that will completely take audiences by surprise and leads into the series’ new antagonist, Dean Cipher (Hamish Linklater). A mysterious Supe with tight ties to Vaught, and who has been personally tasked by Homelander to keep things running at Godolkin University, there’s a quite cunning and sadistic intelligence behind Linklater’s Cipher, and he’s a man who sees all the moves at play, and he’s certainly not to be tampered with. His presence alone will make the hairs in the back of your neck stand up, and things get scary pretty quickly thanks to his savage and sadistic experiments on his subjects… I mean students.

Gen V is a series that utterly stands on its own in relation to narrative and action, and it’s again crazy to see our current real world, and all of its political strife, reflected back at us on screen. Satirical and horrifying in equal measure, Gen V is sure to get a rise out of audiences, and they won’t be ready for what awaits in this crazy second chapter that is setting the stage for the final season of The Boys… and it’s going to get loco FAST!

Season Two of Gen V is now streaming on Prime Video.

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Watch the scintillating first trailer for My Fault: London below:

Here’s the official synopsis:

When Noah’s mother, Ella, falls in love with the very wealthy William, the two move from America to London to live with William and his son Nick. Upon arrival, the 18-year-old Noah meets bad boy Nick, and there is an immediate attraction between the two. Noah spends the summer adjusting to her new life, making new friends from Nick’s various circles, and navigating a complicated relationship with him while they fight to keep the attraction at bay. But unbeknownst to Noah, her estranged father has been released from prison and starts tracking her every move. Noah will ultimately be forced to deal with her devastating past while falling in love for the first time.

My Fault: London offers fans worldwide an exciting British adaptation of this Original Movie based on the first book of Mercedes Ron’s bestselling Culpables trilogy (Culpa Mía, Culpa Tuya, Culpa Nuestra) and follows the global success of Spanish Original Movie Culpa Mia (My Fault). The new UK Original Movie will premiere exclusively on Prime Video in more than 240 countries and territories worldwide on 13th February 2025. My Fault: London stars rising British talent Asha Banks (A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder) and Matthew Broome (The Buccaneers), and is directed by duo Dani Girdwood and Charlotte Fassler.

For audiences who are looking for a new movie that is equal parts romantic and sexy all at the same time, and if you’re looking for that Galentines treat that is rather naughty and risqué, then you’ll get it with My Fault: London. With its baddie flair and erotic overtones, this is a picture that is certain to make hearts palpitate, and it’s bound to be a boatload of fun!

My Fault: London arrives on Prime Video on February 13.

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Fallout depicts the aftermath of an apocalyptic nuclear exchange in an alternate history of Earth where advances in nuclear technology after WWII led to the emergence of a retrofuturistic society and a subsequent resource war. The survivors took refuge in fallout bunkers known as Vaults, built to preserve humanity in the event of nuclear annihilation. 219 years later, a young woman leaves behind her home in Vault 33 to venture out into the dangerously brutal, hostile, savage and unforgiving Wasteland of a devastated Los Angeles.

Shepherding this adaptation are showrunners Geneva Robertson-Dworet and Graham Wagner, who, in association with Jonathan Nolan, the younger brother of Christopher Nolan and a celebrated creative, the trio goes to town with Fallout. And the results are just WHOA! Nolan, Robertson-Dworet and Graham Wagner have a deft ability to handle complex and layered narratives that swirl together multiple stories, sub-plots and characters, all while keeping the audience guessing, and that’s exactly the level of focus of Fallout. Nolan turned the volume up on the science-fiction genre with his work on Westworld, and here in Fallout, he brings the same level of focus and commitment to building out a massively diverse and outrageous science-fiction world while also moving deeply into the forces that make his lead characters tick. The trio throws a lot at their audiences in these first few episodes, and he promises to deliver something awe-inspiring, packed out with twists and turns and convolutions that will only grow as we move further into the series’ events.

The idea of perspective is key to the story of Fallout, and three distinctive personalities are at the heart of this series. Lined up as the series’ central character is Ella Purnell as the chirpy, happy-go-lucky, awe-shucks Lucy MacLean, a young vault dweller from Vault 33, who has lived a sheltered existence away from the radiated surface of a world gone to hell, but who must embark into a strange new world she could never have comprehended. Purnell’s performance in these first few episodes is utterly priceless, and she is someone who ‘stands out’ in this world gone nuclear. Purnell’s reactions and quick wit are very fun to watch, and her naivety in this wasteland leads to plenty of funny moments in these first few episodes, but at the core is the idea of change and growth with her character, and she’s about to go through a lot of it with this series.

Providing a different perspective and backup in the series is young newcomer Aaron Moten as Maximus, a squire of the Brotherhood of Steel. He’s a young man desperate to prove himself through somewhat duplicitous actions, and he soon learns that appearances and legacies aren’t always as they appear to be. And then there’s Walton Goggins, the always utter scene-stealing performer who brings it with his dual performance as The Ghoul/Cooper Howard. This multi-layered role both sees Goggins as a bloodthirsty mutant bounty hunter who literally takes no prisoners and Cooper Howard, a Gene Autry-style cowboy actor and WWII veteran living in an atomic-future 1950s who is a witness to the events that led to the horrors at the heart of this series. There’s plenty of genre and scenery for Goggins to play with in Fallout. And boy, does he.

The experience of Fallout is just a straight-up epic experience, and its scope and magnitude are massive. This series exists entirely in its own universe, and it is utterly wild and unbelievable in equal measure. The production value on display is off-the-chain. Prime Video has spared no expense in realising the world and potential of Fallout to its fullest, and it promises a new vision of the post-apocalyptic genre that will leave your eyes wide open with excitement.

Audiences who already share a familiarity with Prime Video’s flagship series, The Boys, will be well up for this new series, and Fallout is almost a ‘kindred spirit’ to Prime’s other cult series. And while the Fallout series has a 25-year history that it is bringing to the table in this new adaptation, both gaming veterans and those who are brand new to its nuked world will easily adapt to it and look upon its story in wonder. Fallout also delivers a wicked balance between a gore-fest of excessively bloody violence and a hilarious, and at times, over-the-top and inappropriate humour that only adds to the fun on display. Through all of it, narrative, scenery, texture, comedy and over-the-top action, audiences are given a unique mix of genre and style, and all of it just screams YES in the biggest voice possible.

We’re only at the start of Fallout, but this is far and away one of the most exciting debuts of the entire year. A deadly and dangerous conspiracy, from both the past and present, lies at the heart of the series, and a whole bunch of murder and mayhem is sure to follow it. The end of the world isn’t what it used to be, and Fallout will be your rollercoaster ride through it.

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With untapped power in his hands, resident vigilante thug Billy Butcher (Karl Urban) sets out to get answers about 1980s superhero team Payback, and their leader Soldier Boy (Jensen Ackles) who died under mysterious circumstances. Or so everyone thinks. And while Billy is looking for answers, Homelander (Antony Starr) is having to deal new co-captain of the Seven, Annie January/Starlight (Erin Moriarty), and she’s aware that it’s a very tense situation. But all thoughts of this are put to the side as Homelander’s birthday celebrations are coming up. But the world’s greatest superhero doesn’t feel like it’s time to party. And he’s about to lose it.

With new information in his hands about Vought’s 1980s superhero team Payback, and their infamous leader, the first superhero, Soldier Boy (Jensen Ackles), Billy Butcher is on the case. And he wants answers. While he sends Frenchie (Tomer Capon) and Kimiko (Karen Fukuhara) to question Soldier Boy’s former flame and superheroine Crimson Countess (Laurie Holden), Billy deals with Soldier Boy’s former sidekick Gunpowder (Sean Patrick Flanery), who has now grown into an NRA, gun-toting whack-job. And it gets interesting pretty quickly. Guests stars Laurie Holden and Sean Patrick Flanery make for great additions to the series, and as always their appearance in the series leads to a bloody good time.

While ‘The Boys’ might be looking into Payback and Soldier Boy’s disappearance for Billy’s own nefarious plans, things aren’t looking good for Homelander. Now relegated to co-captain of the Seven, alongside Annie January/Starlight, Homelander is feeling despondent, even with his birthday. And it’s not good for anyone, especially Annie, who is having to deal with the ongoing American Hero competition, and the attention of contestant and one-time boyfriend Supersonic (Miles Gaston Villanueva), who Hughie isn’t particularly fond of. Of course, Homelander and Annie get into it along the way, and even though he might be on the end of a very short leash, Homelander’s still as unpredictable as ever. And a shocking turn of events is sure to make audiences sit up.

The narrative moves quickly in ‘The Only Man In The Sky’, and there are plenty of new shocks and surprises to keep the audience hooked. Just when you thought this series couldn’t get any crazier with ‘Payback’, The Boys proves that that was just the beginning and it’s about to get truly diabolical as we go forward from here.

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With the release of the biggest superhero blockbuster of all time, Dawn of the Seven, things are looking up for Homelander (Antony Starr), Annie January/Starlight (Erin Moriarty) and Vaught, with their stock skyrocketing. But in reality, following the fallout of his relationship with fascist superheroine Stormfront, Homelander is left reeling, and he’s beginning to lose it. And his rage is about to boil over. Then there’s Billy Butcher (Karl Urban), who is now in service to the Federal Bureau of Superhuman Affairs as its general fix-it man, under the supervision of his new ‘boss’ Hughie Campbell (Jack Quad). And Billy’s none to pleased with the arrangement. But rules never stopped this psycho from stomping supes, and it’s about to get very gory.

When you thought that The Boys couldn’t take it to a new level of crazy, this show goes there with Season Three opener, ‘Payback’, and the statement is clear: it’s about to get messy. While Hughie Campbell (Jack Quaid) and girlfriend Annie January/Starlight (Erin Moriarty) are on top of the world, others aren’t, especially mortal enemies Billy Butcher (Karl Urban) and Homelander (Antony Starr). And this spells something diabolical to come. Things get wild quickly, and it’s not just the supes or Billy’s crew who have fun with the depravity of this superhero world, even uptight PR executive Ashley Barrett (Colby Minifie) gets in on the warped fun that only comes with working for Vaught international.

‘Payback’ begins with the world’s premiere hero Homelander (Antony Starr) having to deal with the fallout of his relationship with former Nazi girlfriend Stormfront (Aya Cash). And while Vaught’s PR team has been able to spin the narrative in mega-blockbuster Dawn of the Seven, which is smashing records, Homelander is a shell of his former self. Already irrational, paranoid and psychopathic at the best of times, Homelander has been brought low by the Stormfront incident, and he’s now even more unpredictable in his behaviour. Starr does a terrific job of showcasing the snappish personality of a now even more deranged Homelander, and it’s clear that he’s a ticking time bomb just waiting to explode. A new development in Vaught’s structure pushes him even further over the edge, and he’s not happy about the changes to come.

Then there’s Billy Butcher (Karl Urban), founder of ‘The Boys’ and resident supe-basher, who has left the shadows and has now gone legit as a bagman operative for the Federal Bureau of Superhuman Affairs, under new ‘boss’ Hughy Campbell. And Billy is finding it hard to exist between the lines. Just as mental and bloodthirsty as Homelander, Billy now finds his hands tied, and he’s also not happy with having to let his plans for vengeance go to waste. But old habits die hard, and Billy’s still working to put the pain on Homelander, and Maggie Shaw/Queen Maeve (Dominique McElligott) is helping him do it by introducing him to a new form of Compound V, V24, intended for military use, that offers its users superpowers for a twenty-four hour period. It’s an intriguing possibility, and star Karl Urban plays it coy, but it’s clear that Billy is thinking about what’s next. And it’s not going to end well.

‘Payback’ is exactly what audiences want from Season Three of The Boys, and damn does it bring the derangement. Gore, gore and more gore is the rule in this series, and ‘Payback’ delivers on it. All I can say is be prepared to be shocked because damn does showrunner Eric Kripke turn on the blood. And it gushes everywhere. But this isn’t just blood and guts for mere shock value, no, there’s a narrative intention to this splatter show, and this sets the stage for one hell of a mystery, and poor Hughy Campbell finds himself right in the middle of it….AGAIN!

The Boys Season Three gets off to a hell of a crazy start this season, and it’s anyone’s guess as to where the crazy is going to go from here. But one thing is certain. It’s about to get messy!

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