A whole new era continues. Over the past few years, our monthly column nerd watch has been a place to find out all the best genres of games for the best streaming service. This is not a complete list. We just posted the title you think you care about, but it's still long and frankly, it's hard to pick the best.
Well, things have changed over the past few months. What follows is not a list of all the best content on streaming on all the large streaming services. We've looked at all of these lists and come up with dozens of titles that we think are worth noting this month. Some are new, some are old, but either way, we will tell you why you should care. Or at least kidding. So sit back and grab your remote and get ready for the new and improved nerd watch, highlighting the best movies and shows for streaming this month.
Anna and Revelation (On the Peacock on June 1)
I usually try to organize this list through streaming, but sometimes you have to break the tradition to come up with a little bit. Anna and Revelation In recent memory, it's probably one of my favorite, most underrated genre movies. This is a Christmas high school zombie musical that sounds fun. Now, it loses some momentum in the second half, but the songs are so wonderful and the characters are so adorable that this is a movie I often revisit and a soundtrack that I listen to more often. So, if you have never seen it, I beg you to check it out on the Peacock this month.
barbarian (Netflix June 1)
Zach Cregger's new movie, armsopen later this summer, now is the perfect time to put him in a movie that puts him on the map. barbarian It's a totally great wall movie that starts in the most normal and relevant way when the two realize they've been booked in the same Airbnb. But, what needs to be believed there needs to be believed.
dune (1984) (Netflix June 1)
David Lynch dune It's always worth watching, but after the Denis Villeneuve movie, it's even more fun. Lynch's film does a great job telling the first part of the story, only because it was abandoned in the second half with recklessness. What is really.
Bird, rear window, and dizziness (Netflix June 1)
Three of the best thrillers ever, the period, all from Netflix in June, are from the same person: Alfred Hitchcock. Many people will say bird,,,,, Rear windowand dizziness are the three best Hitchcock, so if you've never seen them or just want to watch them again, now is the time.
One by one (On Netflix on June 7)
If you've listened to any pop music in the last 30 years, you'll know about Pharrell Williams' work. You may not know you know, but you will. Seeing his story unfold, told in LEGO animation, it’s the most funniest thing I’ve ever seen in 2024. If you missed it, check it out.
Squid Game: Season 3 (June 27 on Netflix)
Netflix's most popular series came to the conclusion. The fingers crossed are landing.
core (June 24 at Disney+)
With the next two delays the Avengers Movies, new Marvel content will remain at a premium for the coming months. Despite several movies, Black Panther: Wakanda forever The character Riri Williams is now back in the United States and is the only one to come right away. We sincerely hope this is good.
this alien Franchise (June 1 in Hulu)
Yes, everyone. Alien, Alien, Alien 3, Alien Resurrection, Prometheus, and Alien Covenant All came to Hulu. Almost like Hulu is doing his own alien Shows later this summer. Of course, this is. ((Alien: romulus Already there too. )
this Predator Franchise (June 1 in Hulu)
Yes, everyone. prey Already there, now we will get Predator, Predator 2, Predator, and Predatoralso Aliens and Predators and Alien and Predator: Requiem. There is almost a new one Predator Movies, one or two. Of course there is. example…
Predator: Killer's Killer (On Hulu on June 6)
director preyDan Trachberg Predator The whole history.
The edge of tomorrow (On Hulu on June 1)
I've said it before, I'll say it again. if The edge of tomorrowthe incredible Tom Cruise sci-fi time loop movie was announced as a return streaming service, you can guarantee I will tell you. every time.
independence Day (On Hulu on June 1)
independence Day It's a movie that all of us dream of. It's a simple, great concept and ends with range and resonance very well executed when the effect and resonance are over. It was one of the most interesting movies of the time, and it was still a certified explosion.
Space ball (On HBO Max on June 1)
In 2025, an idea Star Wars Deception is almost cliché. Star Wars It's very common in every aspect of pop culture, and it seems too easy to joke about it. But in 1987, a few years later Return of the Jedi And if there is no other movie in reality, Mel Brooks’ sending of the franchise isn’t just amazing and hilarious, now it catches the franchise we take for granted.
Split (On HBO Max on June 1)
Nowadays, it is almost impossible to keep the secret of spoilers, but a few years ago, Nighttime Shyamalan M. Split. Now, of course, we all know Split It is a sequel to the 2000 movie unbreakable-But it was an already great frightening movie at the time, and it was a huge cherry.
this Ridick Franchise (on the Peacock on June 1)
We all know Vin Diesel fast and Furious Movies, but never forget that he has at least one very good franchise: Ridick. Black, Riddick's Chronicle, and Ridick Everyone comes to peacocks, they are super moody, fun, dynamic sci-fi glasses.
Knock on the door (On the Peacock on June 1)
Together with them in the upcoming Ballet dancerKeanu Reeves and Ana de Armas star in this very intense, uncomfortable but great family invasion movie. It's not for the timid heart, but it's very worth seeing.
Edgar Wright's Cornetto trilogy (June 1 on Peacock)
punch! That! shit! Amazing, great, lively classic Sean of the Dead, Hot Flush, and The world's enD has come with Peacock, and there is no better way to spend a day in the world of Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg, Nick Frost and crew.
this jaw Franchise (on the Peacock on June 15)
Yes, there is onejaw Franchise. “But, to be fair, it's not Great. Only one of them is real and undeniable. But if you still want to hunt the Killer Shark after watching Steven Spielberg’s masterpiece Chin 2, Chin III,and Chin revenge It's right there. Perfect for a great summer day.
Cloverfield (On Paramount+ on June 1)
There are plenty of found footage movies out there, but only a few very good ones. and Cloverfield There is no doubt that one of them. It's always fun to watch New York City destroy the camera's shots through the camera.
this Indiana Jones Franchise (on Paramount+ on June 1)
most. The Raider of Lost Art, Temple of Doom, The Last Crusade, and Crystal skull Everyone pops up in Paramount in the summer, and now you don't have to perform archaeology to find them.
Captain Sky and the World of Tomorrow (On Paramount+ on June 1)
Jude Law, Gwyneth Paltrow and Angelina Jolie in this heavy-duty science fiction movie, we still can't believe it exists. Nothing looks like it before or after it, and although the movie isn't as exciting as you'd like, you can't take your eyes off your eyes.
Teen Titans go! See a movie (On Paramount+ on June 1)
I'm not usually a big fan of Warner Bros DC animated films, but what I love so much is Teen Titans go! See a movie. It's so fun, so fun, so smart. It's easy to be one of the best animated superhero movies we've seen in a long time.
Running man (On Paramount+ on June 1)
Before Edgar Wright and Glen Powell unleash their reimagining, check out the original Arnold Schwarzenegger Sci-Fi satire about the killer reality game show.
insidious (Thunching on June 1)
Horror is hotter than ever, and the audience's appetite makes the movie like insidious Feeling even more miraculous. It's a terrifying primitive idea that does a lot of world building and makes us all want to come back time and time again. Of course, this has happened. But the first one is still the best.
Ash (June 20th in a trembling state)
Aaron Paul and Eiza González star in this new sci-fi thriller about a woman stranded on an alien planet where strangers may or may not be there to save her.
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