It's time for some scary movies. Unfortunately, you went all-in on streaming and tossed out your physical media, so you're stuck with whatever the major streamers felt like offering this year. The pickings may look slim,

The road to the merger included a pit stop at a failed launch of a streaming sports service from Disney, Fox Corp and Warner Bros. Discovery titled Venu (R.I.P.), which was scuttled after a judge denied a bid to dismiss a lawsuit from Fubo, which sued on anticompetitive business grounds.

Since the streamer kept the same deal alive after a $2 price hike last year, we're hopeful the same thing will happen in 2025. But TBH, even if they inflate the Black Friday deal to $1.99 per month for a year, we'd still be satisfied. That's still less than $24 for a whole year of streaming.

Hulu has picked up the pilot for a new scripted drama series from Onyx Collective, titled "Southern Bastard," with Nia DaCosta, Bill Dubuque and Matt Olmstead attached as EPs.

Hulu has ordered two more seasons of the revived animated series, the 16th and 17th overall and third and fourth seasons as a streaming original ( King of the Hill aired on Fox for its 13-season original run). Season 14 premiered in August and is the first half of Hulu’s initial two-season, 20-episode order; season 15 is set to debut in 2026.

The announcement of the deal came as a surprise in January, as Fubo had previously sued Disney (along with Fox and Warner Bros.) over antitrust concerns related to Venu, the streamers’ proposed giant sports app.

Disney takes 70% interest in the sports-focused channel, which becomes the nation's sixth largest pay-TV service with nearly 6 million domestic subscribers.

Disney+ has started streaming movies and shows in the HDR10+ format.