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Amazon drives 25% of US streamer sign-ups as it pushes to own the TV experience
- Amazon promotes rival streamers to boost Prime Video's profitability and attract more users.
- Prime Video 'channels' contribute to 25% of US streamer sign-ups, aiming to surpass rivals.
- Amazon collaborates with streamers like HBO Max and Apple TV+ through its channels program.
- Prime Video aims to be top TV destination, challenging Netflix and YouTube in engagement.
- Amazon's channel partners find success and increased subscriptions by being on Prime Video.
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9 Best Netflix Horror Movies Adapted From Books
- Netflix offers a variety of horror movies adapted from books, manga, and short stories.
- Some notable adaptations include 'Malevolent' based on 'Hush', 'The Ritual' based on a novel by Adam Nevill, and 'Homunculus' based on a manga by Hideo Yamamoto.
- Other adaptations like 'Bird Box Barcelona', 'Gerald’s Game', and 'The Fear Street Trilogy' are also available on Netflix.
- Additional adaptations include 'The Pale Blue Eye', 'No One Gets Out Alive', and 'The Influence' which offer a mix of horror, thriller, and supernatural elements.
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Mensjournal
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Netflix’s Wild Teen Gambling Drama 'Bet' Is Coming Back for Season 2
- Netflix has renewed its live-action thriller 'Bet' for a second season, based on the Japanese manga Kakegurui.
- The show revolves around high-stakes gambling at an elite boarding school, where status is determined by strategic risk-taking.
- Season 2 will consist of 10 new episodes, each 30 minutes long, promising increased psychological tension.
- The ensemble cast will return, and the show has gained popularity for its chaotic energy and psychological warfare.
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Lucca Comics & Games 2025 Unveils First Poster and Activations
- Lucca Comics & Games 2025 celebration will honor France, featuring a 'French Kiss' theme with a poster by illustrator Rébecca Dautremer.
- Video games will play a significant role, including Death Stranding 2: On The Beach World Tour's final stop, with appearances by Hideo Kojima and developer Keiichiro Toyama.
- Pokémon will have a large space, and Netflix's Stranger Things will be featured, with an event leading up to the series' anticipated release.
- Various activities will be available, including exhibitions, panels, demonstrations, and participation from creators like Rick Riordan, Holly Black, and Cassandra Clare.
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Netflix Docuseries “Web of Lies: I’m Not A Nazi” Discussion Questions
- The third episode of Netflix’s docuseries, 'Web of Make Believe: Death, Lies, and the Internet,' explores a young woman's journey into the alt-right and Nazi subculture.
- The episode delves into the challenges of distinguishing truth from misinformation in today's information-saturated society, highlighting concerns about the spread of extremist ideologies through communication platforms like social media and gaming.
- Former FBI agent Michael German discusses how extremist groups exploit technological advancements to disseminate their ideologies before government intervention, contributing to the proliferation of alt-right beliefs.
- The episode follows Samantha Froelich's experience with the alt-right group Identity Evropa, revealing the deceptive tactics used to recruit individuals and the disturbing realities of the movement.
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Netflix Backs Even Further Away From Gaming, Losing 20 Titles Next Month
- Netflix is removing 20 games from its service next month, including titles like Hades and Monument Valley 3.
- The streaming service had announced plans to develop 80 new games last year, in addition to the 96 already available on the platform.
- The removal of games, including Netflix exclusives, follows the closure of their AAA studio, Team Blue, and the delisting of 20 interactive television programs.
- Netflix's ambitions in original gaming appear to be dwindling, with plans to release a new internally developed game every month now seeming unlikely.
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What is the release date and launch time for Squid Game season 3 on Netflix?
- Squid Game's third and final season will be released globally on Netflix on Friday, June 27.
- The show will debut at different times across various time zones, starting at 12am PT / 3am ET in the US and Canada.
- Squid Game season 3 consists of six episodes that will all be available to stream on June 27.
- After the release of the final six episodes, there will be no more new episodes in Squid Game, but there are other projects planned within the Squid Game franchise.
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Netflix is letting go of some of its best indie games
- Netflix will be removing Hades and 21 other games from its service next month, with most departing on July 14th and Hades leaving on July 1st.
- The games, including titles like Braid, Katana Zero, and Carmen Sandiego, were available exclusively on mobile via Netflix.
- Developers are considering distributing the delisted games as premium titles on mobile storefronts.
- The removal of these third-party games aligns with Netflix's strategy shift to focus more on Netflix-owned shows tie-in games, multiplayer party games, and mainstream titles.
- Netflix has stopped its game acquisition spree and closed a new studio meant for AAA game production last year.
- Netflix plans to offer games linked to its shows, multiplayer party games, and mainstream titles in the future.
- The most popular game on Netflix is Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, followed by Squid Game: Unleashed, a tie-in game for the Netflix-produced show Squid Game.
- The decision to remove these games was not pre-planned for some developers, indicating a recent development.
- Devolver Digital plans to bring back games like Poinpy, Katana Zero, and Death’s Door to mobile stores as premium titles.
- Numbers from Appfigures show Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas as the most popular Netflix game with an estimated 37 million downloads.
- Netflix aims to focus on games that have ties to its own content, multiplayer experiences, and mainstream games with large fanbases.
- The Verge reached out to developers for comments with Devolver Digital looking to make some of the delisted games available as paid titles on mobile.
- Color Gray Games, developer of the Golden Idol series, is still working out the implications of the removal of their games from the Netflix platform.
- The shift in Netflix's game strategy reflects a move towards more controlled offerings and a distinct gaming style unique to the platform.
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Mensjournal
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Kevin Williamson’s Twisted Family Past Inspired Netflix’s Hottest Show
- Netflix's hit show, The Waterfront, is not just a drama but a personal account for creator Kevin Williamson, inspired by his family's past in North Carolina.
- The series centers around the Buckley family in fictional Havenport, dealing with family struggles amidst a declining fortune from the fishing industry.
- The show mirrors Williamson's own upbringing, including his father turning to drug smuggling during tough times, which became part of a cartel.
- Kevin Williamson waited to tell this story to respect his father's wishes, who advised him to wait until he passed away.
- The Waterfront combines small-town power dynamics, generational trauma, and survival themes, drawing comparisons to Yellowstone with a Southern touch.
- The cast includes Maria Bello, Rafael L. Silva, Danielle Campbell, Humberly González, and Topher Grace in a guest role.
- All eight episodes of The Waterfront are available on Netflix, with speculation pointing towards a potential second season.
- Critics view the show as a mix of fact and fiction, offering a binge-worthy family drama with emotional depth and Southern charm.
- The Waterfront presents a gripping narrative, leaving viewers pondering the blend of reality and fiction within the storyline.
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Follow-Up Series to 'Big Mouth' Will Have 1 Key Difference From Original
- Nick Kroll and his co-creators are working on a new project called Mating Season as a follow-up to Big Mouth, which ended after its eighth season.
- Mating Season will introduce new characters in a wilderness setting, focusing on relationships with animals such as bears, raccoons, deer, and foxes.
- Unlike Big Mouth, which portrayed puberty trials from a middle-schooler's perspective, Mating Season will narrate relationship stories set in the great outdoors.
- The new show is expected to debut around 2026, as mentioned by Kroll during an interview with Dax Shepherd on Armchair Expert.
- Nick Kroll expresses his enthusiasm about expanding the cinematic universe associated with Big Mouth, which also includes the spin-off Human Resources.
- Kroll, along with Andrew Goldberg, Mark Levin, and Jennifer Flackett, will collaborate with the same animation studio that worked on Big Mouth for this new project.
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5 Upcoming Thriller Movies For The Weekend You Have To See
- The new streaming lineup for this week offers a variety of thriller movies catering to different tastes.
- Trainwreck: Poop Cruise on Netflix revisits the infamous Carnival cruise incident with chaos at sea and wild survival instincts.
- A Working Man on MGM Plus features Jason Statham in a gritty drama about a former black-ops guy turned construction foreman seeking revenge.
- The Ritual, available for PVOD, dramatizes the true 1928 exorcism of Emma Schmidt and focuses on faith and fear.
- The Woman in the Yard on Peacock is a bloody drama and farmhouse horror film that balances dread and intrigue.
- The Actor on Hulu presents a haunting cinematic puzzle with an amnesiac actor trying to reconstruct his identity after a head injury.
- The streaming slate from June 24–30 includes a cruise disaster doc, action-thriller, supernatural drama, psychological horror, and arthouse mystery.
- The movies offer a mix of easy binge-watching and thoughtful cinema, appealing to various preferences.
- Whether you're into disaster docuseries, gritty thrillers, or supernatural chills, there's something in this lineup for every viewer.
- The films cater to classic horror fans, thriller enthusiasts, and those who enjoy slow-burn ghost stories.
- Expect jaw-dropping moments, lean and hard-hitting intensity, eerie chills, and mind-bending experiences from the featured movies.
- Critics have had mixed reviews, but audiences have appreciated the unique offerings and familiar intensity.
- The post was originally published on TechJuice and details the top 5 thriller movies to watch for the upcoming weekend.
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Insider
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Carrie-Anne Moss didn't think her death on 'The Acolyte' would be a big deal: 'How did I miss that?'
- Carrie-Anne Moss underestimated fans' reactions to her character's death in 'The Acolyte.'
- Moss knew her character would be killed off early in the 'Star Wars' series.
- Fans were surprised by the small role of Moss' character, Idara.
- Idara dies in a duel with Mae Aniseya in the first episode.
- Moss was unaware of the impact her character's death would have on fans.
- Fans expressed disappointment over the limited role of Moss in the series.
- Despite the cancellation of 'The Acolyte,' Moss continues her acting career.
- Moss stars in season 2 of the Netflix series 'FUBAR' alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger.
- She describes playing a villain opposite Schwarzenegger as the most fun job she's had.
- After taking a break in the 2010s to raise her children, Moss is enjoying her return to acting.
- Moss expressed surprise at the fan reactions and didn't anticipate her character's impact.
- The actress admits she didn't consider how the audience would perceive her character's fate.
- Moss reflects on the unexpected attention her character's death received from fans.
- She is thrilled to be back to acting and finds joy in her current roles.
- Moss acknowledges the emotional connection fans had with her character, despite its short-lived appearance.
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Netflix should embrace short-form video and take on YouTube, a Wall Street analyst says
- Netflix and YouTube's rivalry is intensifying as their businesses overlap.
- Analyst suggests Netflix embrace short-form video to boost engagement.
- Netflix could lure creators from YouTube with exclusive multi-year deals.
- Adding short-form content could complement Netflix's vast library.
- Short-form may help Netflix attract young audiences interested in TikTok and Instagram Reels.
- Satisfying viewers' short-form needs could help Netflix compete with YouTube.
- Netflix could offer more financial security to content creators compared to YouTube.
- Paying YouTubers upfront could be a win-win situation for creators and Netflix.
- Not all analysts agree that Netflix should enter the short-form video space.
- YouTube is investing in long-form content through its TV app.
- Some YouTubers are earning significant revenue from the TV app.
- YouTube aims to be a one-stop shop for video content, both short-form and long-form.
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Tech Radar
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Is this Netflix’s new Virgin River? The Waterfront is this week’s most-watched TV show that everyone’s talking about
- The Waterfront, a new family crime drama on Netflix, has sparked mixed reactions similar to shows like Virgin River and Yellowstone.
- Critics compare The Waterfront to Dawson's Creek for adults, mixed with elements of Ozark, Bloodline, and Virgin River.
- The show has received a 64% rating from critics and a 71% rating from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes.
- The Waterfront focuses on the Buckley family in a Southern gothic tale filled with betrayal and moral ambiguity, exploring themes of loyalty and legacy.
- Despite some positive reviews praising its entertainment value, others criticize it for lacking depth and originality.
- Some reviewers see The Waterfront as a nostalgic escape, while detractors label it as shallow and unconvincing.
- The show is described as a mix of sensational organized crime and campy elements, providing summer entertainment.
- Mixed reactions range from calling it a beach read equivalent on Netflix to a shallow and unconvincing series lacking soul.
- Critics mention the strong cast and entertaining yet familiar storylines, catering to a young-skewing audience.
- Overall, The Waterfront stirs up debate among viewers and critics about its entertainment value and originality.
- The Waterfront is now available for streaming on Netflix.
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TechJuice
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What Are Pakistanis Watching on Netflix in June 2025, And Should You?
- In June 2025, Pakistani Netflix users are indulging in a mix of local, regional, and global content, showcasing diverse viewing habits and preferences.
- The top 10 list includes Indian films like Jaat and HIT, along with global sensations like KPop Demon Hunters and gripping documentaries like Titan.
- The popularity of Indian productions in both movies and TV shows highlights a strong cultural connection and preference for mass entertainment.
- Pakistani viewers engage in binge-watching new releases while also sticking with long-term favorites, emphasizing the need for fresh content and engaging storylines.
- Netflix serves as a platform for diverse global genres like K-pop and impactful documentaries, catering to evolving entertainment choices in Pakistan.
- The delayed release of the first major Pakistani Netflix series indicates a high demand for quality local productions among the audience.
- Pakistani Netflix users, primarily young adults, display a fondness for on-demand content, binge-watching, and a preference for genres like science fiction and horror.
- Content on Netflix, uncensored and diverse, attracts viewers with restricted themes, indicating a shift in content consumption patterns in Pakistan.
- Viewers seeking action-packed entertainment, gritty crime thrillers, celebrity-driven comedy, animation, documentaries, and engaging series have a wide array of choices on Netflix.
- Parental guidance is advised due to the significant mature content present in popular titles, stressing the importance of viewer discretion and responsible viewing habits.
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