As Disney folds Hulu deeper into Disney+, a stacked lineup of genre and prestige series from The Bear to Futurama is becoming its secret streaming weapon.
Hulu’s best shows now anchor Disney’s streaming gamble
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Disney+ and Hulu offer up mis of old and new thrilling horror for Halloween.
This Halloween season, Disney+ and Hulu are offering a wide range of scary movies and shows for all Halloween fans. They have a mix of new releases, old favorites, and thrilling horror content suitable for the whole family.
The story of the Frito-Lay janitor who disrupted the industry with his invention of Flamin’ Hot Cheetos prompted standing ovations at SXSW. It will hit Hulu and Disney+ on June 9, 2023.
Searchlight Pictures has announced that Eva Longoria’s first feature as a director, Flamin’ Hot, will be released simultaneously on both Hulu and Disney+ on June 9, 2023. The film premiered at SXSW and had sold out screenings, with audiences of all ages giving it emotional standing ovations.
Based on the story of the original reporter who first connected the Boston Strangler murders, Hulu’s true-crime thriller ‘Boston Strangler’ premiers in March 2023 with an accompanying ABC Audio podcast.
20th Century Studios and writer/director Matt Ruskin are set to premiere “Boston Strangler,” a true-crime thriller, exclusively on Hulu in the U.S., Star+ in Latin America, and Disney+ under the Star banner in all other territories on March 17, 2023. The film depicts the story of the trailblazing reporters who broke the notorious Boston Strangler…
35 TV and streaming shows we at Geek Slop are most looking forward to in 2022.
2022 looks to be a banner year for sci-fi, horror, and other geeky genres. Here is a quick list of the shows Geek Slop is most looking forward to in 2022.
Hellraiser (2021) Movie Watch – news and insider info on the Hellraiser (2021) movie (TBA).
Hellraiser (2021) is directed by David Bruckner. It will land directly on the Hulu streaming channel.
As feared, FCC and big ISPs plan to roll back Net Neutrality rules – ISPs win, consumers lose
As feared, the FCC has decided to dismantle Obama-era net neutrality rules, rules that protected consumers from ISP throttling. The winners of course, are ISPs, cable companies, and wireless companies. The losers – the American consumer. The changes are expected to be approved at a Federal Communications Commission meeting in mid-December.
