STUDIOCANAL Presents delivers another richly curated selection this March, celebrating cinematic visionaries, timeless classics and gripping small-screen drama.

March is bringing a serious mix of chaos, comedy, crime and cinema to Sky and NOW, with a slate that spans live sketch shows, long-awaited returns, star-studded dramas and explosive big-screen sequels.

Disney+’s February line-up blends political drama, family-friendly nostalgia, and high-stakes adventure. Whether you’re settling in for a thoughtful new film, revisiting beloved characters, or catching up on the latest seasons of must-watch series, Disney+ has a strong mix of releases to keep your watchlist busy this coming month.

Prime Video’s February line-up brings a mix of gripping dramas, action-packed adventures, and intimate documentaries. Whether you’re chasing edge-of-your-seat drama, cinematic adventures, or compelling real-life stories, February on Prime Video promises plenty to add to your watchlist.

February on Netflix UK brings a mix of big‑buzz originals, returning favourites, and a few hidden gems for film fans to rediscover.

From claustrophobic games of control to chilling historical insight, Shudder’s February slate delivers plenty for horror fans looking to dig a little deeper into the genre’s darker corners.

Find out what's coming to MUBI this February. With a carefully curated mix of new discoveries and essential classics, there’s plenty to explore.

STUDIOCANAL Presents returns in February with a diverse line-up of films and a mini-series that spans classic cinema, acclaimed drama and modern genre chills.

February is shaping up to be a packed month on Sky and NOW, with a mix of brand-new series, returning favourites, and big-screen spectacle landing across the platforms.

January on Shudder is packed with dread, darkness, and deeply unsettling discoveries. From grim folk horror and neo-noir nightmares to claustrophobic survival tales, this month’s line-up leans hard into the genre’s most haunting corners.

MUBI’s January line-up continues the platform’s reputation for bold, thoughtful, and adventurous cinema, with a curated selection that spans contemporary discoveries, celebrated auteurs, and timeless classics.

STUDIOCANAL Presents kicks off January with a diverse and compelling selection of films, spanning modern music biopics, provocative contemporary drama, and restored classics from cinema history.

January brings a packed slate of must-watch TV and film across Sky’s channels and NOW, from brooding original drama and fantasy premieres to returning favourites and major movie debuts on Sky Cinema.

Shudder turns up the terror this November with Gothic legacies, twisted fairy tales, and blood-soaked competition. Highlights include Abraham’s Boys: A Dracula Story, The Ugly Stepsister, and new seasons of Dragula: Titans, Guts & Glory, and The Creep Tapes. Plus, classic chills like The Changeling, The Hitcher, and Angst join the library for a month of pure horror perfection.

Apple TV+ rolls out an action-packed week with the global premiere of The Lost Bus, plus new episodes from some fan favourites and the launch of a fresh animated series for all ages.

Shudder is going all-in on Halloween season this October with found footage frights, drag queens of doom, pumpkin ambience, occult thrillers and live horror celebrations.

October is here, and Sky and NOW are rolling out an impressive mix of original dramas, chilling horror, must-see documentaries, returning favourites, and big-screen hits on Sky Cinema.

Spooky season has officially arrived, and STUDIOCANAL Presents is celebrating with a Halloween-ready line-up packed with demonic possessions, Hammer Horror mayhem, and a deep dive into one of the century’s most chilling ghost stories.

Apple TV+ is gearing up for an exciting week ahead, with the global premiere of Spike Lee’s Highest 2 Lowest, alongside fresh episodes of fan-favourite series'.

As the nights get darker and Halloween season approaches, Shudder is ramping up the scares with brand-new originals, cult classics, and international horror discoveries this September.