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DC Studios’ Lanterns releases a midseason trailer that intensifies the 2016/2026 murder-mystery arc around Hal Jordan’s apparent death, as John Stewart grapples with suspects in Rushville while Sinestro and Guy Gardner weigh in; fan theories swirl about whether Jordan is truly dead and what Zoe Macon’s future might mean, with new episodes streaming Sundays on HBO Max.
Penn Badgley will headline a Prime Video murder-mystery series based on Benjamin Stevenson’s novel Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone. Showrunner David Hemingson, with Fifth Season and Made Up Stories, adapts the book about Ern Cunningham, who returns to a Vermont family reunion, a frozen body appears, a snowstorm traps everyone inside, and the deaths begin to mount as the family’s secret—every member has killed someone—unravels.
IndieWire’s review of Apple TV+’s Imperfect Women criticizes the two‑episode premiere as a clunky, hole‑ridden murder‑mystery that squandered its strong cast (Kerry Washington, Elisabeth Moss, Kate Mara). Showrunner Annie Weisman leans into a purported deep friendship that never feels authentic, resulting in a predictable whodunit that fails to land emotionally; the piece grades it a D+. The series debuts March 18 on Apple TV+ with two episodes and will release new installments weekly through April 29.
DTF St Louis blends whimsy with a murder mystery to probe marriage and midlife longing: Bateman’s mild-mannered weatherman befriends a sign-language interpreter, they dive into a swingers app called ‘DTF St Louis,’ and as the plot thickens, the show balances quirky humor with sharp questions about sex, fidelity and aging, anchored by strong performances.
Father Brown returns for its 13th series with new storylines involving kidnappings, murder, and seaside trips, featuring the original cast and guest stars, as they navigate crises, relationships, and adventures in Kembleford, with the series premiering on 9 January 2026.
'Only Murders In The Building' is expected to move its Season 6 setting to London, marking the show's first international location, after its current Season 5 concludes, with the move possibly hinted at in the Season 5 finale.
In the latest episode of 'Only Murders in the Building,' the characters uncover new clues involving a robot doorman Lestr, a secret passage, and a suspicious footprint, leading to revelations about Lester's death and the true killer, while also facing the possibility of losing their building and dealing with personal conflicts.
The season 3 premiere of 'Elsbeth' features a murder at a toxic late-night show, with guest stars Stephen Colbert and Amy Sedaris, as Elsbeth investigates the suspicious death of host Scotty Bristol, uncovering workplace tensions and personal vendettas, all set against a vibrant, colorful backdrop.
‘The Woman in Cabin 10’ is a Netflix thriller featuring Keira Knightley as a journalist caught in a contrived murder mystery aboard a luxury yacht, with mixed reviews citing its predictable plot, lack of visual flair, and underdeveloped characters, despite strong performances and production design.
Season 5 of 'Only Murders in the Building' begins with the death of doorman Lester and explores themes of New York's changing landscape, including a new mobster era represented by billionaire 'mobsters,' while continuing its signature blend of comedy and mystery.
Season 5 of 'Only Murders in the Building' has premiered with the first three episodes on Hulu, continuing the adventures of Charles, Oliver, and Mabel as they investigate a new murder linked to the mob, with a star-studded guest cast and episodes releasing weekly until October 28.
Season 5 of 'Only Murders in the Building' premieres on September 9, with three episodes released initially and subsequent episodes dropping weekly on Tuesdays until October 28. The season continues to follow the main trio investigating a new murder at The Arconia, involving a mob storyline and new characters, including notable guest stars like Keegan Michael Key and Renée Zellweger.
Rian Johnson's 'Knives Out' threequel 'Wake Up Dead Man' premiered at TIFF to positive reviews, praised for its Gothic tone, strong performances, and engaging mystery, contrasting with the previous film's campy style.
'Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery' is a clever, layered murder mystery set in a small-town church, blending political allegory, philosophical debates, and sharp humor, with Daniel Craig's best performance as Benoit Blanc, making it arguably the sharpest film in the series yet.
The Thursday Murder Club is a charming Netflix comedy about a group of savvy seniors at a British retirement community solving cold cases, featuring a stellar cast led by Helen Mirren, that balances respect for aging with light humor, though it leans more towards affability than sharp wit.