What to Watch Now

By Hannah Cohen, Editor|August 23, 2021

  • A Quiet Place Part II- May 28th: Follow the Abbot family’s continued fight to face their fears to venture off into the outside world in silence.
  • Cruella– May 28th : Live action back story of Cruella DeVille from 101 Dalmations
  • The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It- June 4th : A supernatural thriller, where a man accused of murder claims he was possessed.
  • The Bachelorette, Season 17- June 7th: Hosted by former bachelorettes, Tayshia Adams and Kaitlyn Bristowe, this season features 30-year-old Katie Hurston who hopes to meet her new love.
  • Loki- June 9th: Following the events of “ Avengers Endgame” Loki continues his villainous role as the God of Mischief in his own TV series, streaming on Disney Plus
  • In the Heights– June 11th: From Broadway’s Hamilton, to writing his own musical, Lin Manuel plays a role in a film based on his story about a NYC bodega owner, wanting to improve his life.
  • Love, Victor, season 2- June 11th : As summer break comes to an end, Victor grapples with his family’s reaction to his coming out, streaming on Hulu.
  • iCarly- June 17th: Reboot of Nickelodeon’s iCarly almost 10 years later, watch the old crew live in their twenties, with a majority of the cast returning streaming on Paramount +
  • Rick and Morty, season 5- June 20th : More characters, adventures, and a good laugh.
  • Fast and Furious 9– June 25th: With Dom Toretto living off the grid, threats and dangers are coming his way where he has to get back in action and protect his loved ones.
  • Gossip Girl HBO Max- July 8th: New generation of the 2007 Gossip Girl, with social media taking a bigger role on the NYC private school teens.
  • Black Widow– July 9th: Finally featured in her own movie, Black Widow plays out her back story of being given to the KGB, to working in present day New York.
  • Atypical, season 4- July 9th: Final season on Netflix, watch 18-year old Sam Gardener get through life with his family and friends.
  • Naomi Osaka- July 13th: Netflix documentary on the young tennis player’s background and success.
  • Never Have I Ever, Season 2- July 15th: The coming-of-age story continues with Devi having to deal with her at home and high school relationships.
  • The Suicide Squad– August 6th HBO Max: A reboot of the original from 2016, watch how the group went from prisoners to heroes, taking place in a Nazi-era laboratory.
  • Kissing Booth 3– August 11th: Netflix , Elle must decide what college to attend.
  • Riverdale, season 5- August 11th : Archie returns back to his hometown, seven years later.
  • The Beatles: Get Back– August 27th : Behind the scenes footage of the Beatles during their recording sessions of the infamous album “Let It Be.”