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A good horror movie comes once in a blue moon (cue the wolf howl). Here, we're ranking all the new horror movies of the year, like El Conde and Talk to Me. 

The best shows on Hulu this year are arguably its slate of original series. From crowd favorites like The Bear and hidden gems like The Other Black Girl to true crime classics like Never Let Him Go and docuseries like Pretty Baby, Hulu has a solid mix of different genres that warrant its growing popularity. As of 2023, it has 45 million paid subscribers in the U.S., earning itself a spot on the country's top five streaming services. 

Below you will find our recommendations for the best shows of 2023 on Hulu. These recommendations are all highly rated by viewers and acclaimed by critics. They were also watched and vouched for by one of our writers.

As Netflix's biggest competitor, Amazon Prime has been steadily ramping up its productions. The streaming service has new TV shows released almost every week not just in the States but all around the world as well. There are different languages, genres, and formats, some as big-budgeted as Daisy Jones and the Six and Dead Ringers, others serving as hidden gems in the platform, like Class of '07 and Deadloch. Below you will find our recommendations for the best shows of 2023 on Amazon Prime. These recommendations are all highly rated by viewers and acclaimed by critics. They were also watched and vouched for by one of our writers.

If you like watching with your young ones, you may know how daunting it is to pick a title for movie night. Streaming services release new films on an almost-daily basis, and not all of those are kid-friendly. So to save you time rummaging through ratings and reviews, we've rounded up the best child-friendly movies to come out in 2023. Our picks include both animation and live-action, and to cover all bases, we also made sure to consider every age group. There are movies like Elemental and Nimona that you can watch with your toddlers, as well as more mature films like Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret. and Friday Night Plan to enjoy with your curious teens. Without further ado, here are the best new movies you can stream with your kids right now.

NordVPN is one of the best legal applications you can use to get through geo-restricted content. But while it works well in most cases, it doesn't mesh with every single streaming service out there, despite what articles online will have you believe. You may have already realized, for instance, that it's almost impossible to access region-locked titles in Amazon Prime, or that you'll have to do a server trial-and-error when logging into Paramount+. There are workarounds you can try to bypass these restrictions, and indeed NordVPN has guides dedicated to helping you with that. But we're not here to tell you what streaming services to avoid. Rather, this is a list of the best streaming services that work with NordVPN. The most compatible service with NordVPN is without a doubt Netflix. It loads smoothly and seamlessly, quickly picking up on your chosen location. But we found that Disney+ and Peacock. And while Hulu is only available in the US, you can use NordVPN to easily access your account wherever you are in the world. Live TV streaming services will understandably load less swiftly, but some work just as well - Fubo TV is a great option, as is Hulu with Live TV. Read on to see our picks for the best NordVPN-compatible streaming services available right now.

For the longest time, Xfinity internet customers were able to enjoy thousands of movies and TV shows from Peacock, as well as sporting events and live TV channels the platform hosted, at no additional cost. As part of the larger Comcast umbrella, Xfinity and Peacock were often bundled together, but now with the cancellation of Peacock's free tier, you might be wondering if that's still the case. The good news is that it is, albeit for certain Xfinity members. For instance, if you're an Xfinity user with gigabit speeds, you're actually eligible to get Peacock Premium free for two years. But if you're not on Xfinity, you can still access a bundled deal via Amex's Digital Entertainment Credit program, which allows you to receive up to $20 in statement credits each month. With the demand for bundles reaching an all-time high, we're sure more deals will come up in the following months, but for now, these are the best streaming bundles out there. We gathered all that we could learn about them, such as device compatibility and channel lineup, in the list below.

Whether you're an expat missing home or an anglophile who appreciates dry British humor, you're likely to have heard of BritBox, the streaming service that carries hundreds of movies and TV shows from the UK, Canada, Australia, and other Commonwealth countries. The service has partnered with the BBC, ITV, and other local stations to deliver everything from rerun classics to fresh originals. But with so many options, it can be hard to know what to watch. So in this list, we round up the most critically acclaimed TV shows on the platform. After going through our picks, we hope you find a new favorite and binge it while enjoying a cuppa.

In the past year, many major streaming services have slowly but surely been hiking up their monthly prices. YouTube TV went from $65 to $73, Fubo from $70 to $75, and Hulu with Live TV from $70 to $77. Some packages with premium tiers even run to more than $100 per month. It's a trend that doesn't seem to be stopping anytime soon, but that doesn't mean that there aren't more affordable choices out there. 

If you're on a budget, we're happy to let you know that there are still a number of streaming services you can get for $50 or less. Your best bets are Sling Orange, Sling Blue, and Philo, all of which provide a decent amount of news, sports, and entertainment channels and cloud DVR  to boot. For an even lower price, you could get Frndly TV, Peacock Premium, and Paramount+, the latter two of which give you access to NBC and CBS simulcasts, respectively. Other services are able to mark down their prices because they stream specialized content. YipTV for instance caters to Latin American viewers while SportsLive is for those who looking to stay on top of live sporting events. You can read about them and learn more in our comprehensive list below.

Streaming services have become so popular that even seniors are cutting the cord. They've proven to be a worthy replacement for cable TV, not least because they're cheaper and easier to cancel. There's plenty to choose from at the moment, from on-demand services like Netflix to live TV services like YouTube TV, so to help simplify your options, we thought of listing down the best streaming services for the elderly. 

The services below will vary in affordability and content, but for the most part, these are the easiest to use and the most varied in terms of programming. Although if you are a fan of classics, we made sure to include platforms that exclusively stream just that. Read on to learn more about these senior-friendly services. 

Netflix may be facing stiff competition from rival streaming services, and a hike in prices may have turned off some subscribers, but when it comes to production, Netflix has never been one to waver. With partner studios around the globe, there's never been more Netflix shows to watch and binge. In Canada, that means both originals and imports from international partners like the BBC, if you're into British dramas, and NBC, if you're into American sitcoms. And this isn't to mention the international gems, including Korean dramas and South American mysteries, that can be found on the platform. Below, we sift through the latest and rank the very best 2023 shows you can watch on Netflix Canada right now.

The best streaming services for watching college football are live TV streaming services: they have the most channel offerings and with DVR to boot, you're sure to not miss a single thing. YouTube TV, Hulu with Live TV, Fubo, and Sling TV are your best bets here. They cover most nationwide and local channels, including conference channels like the ACC Network, and since Hulu with Live TV doubles as a bundle, it even gives you access to ESPN+ on top of all the ESPN channels. 

Of course, live TV streaming services are pricier, so if you're looking to pinch some pennies, you can always go the standalone streamer route. In this regard, ESPN+ is a great cheap option that has exclusive deals with conferences around the country, while Paramount+ and Peacock Premium will give you simulcasts of CBS and NBC local channels, if that's what you're after. In the end, the best streaming service will depend on your affiliation and location. So below, we've listed all the relevant information that could help you pick the best service for your needs.

A streaming subscription gives you access to a wealth of films and TV shows, but some of us just want to watch what we want to watch. Maybe it's a new movie that has yet to hit streaming or a niche TV series you can't find anywhere else. Whatever it is, it's highly likely you'll find what you're looking for in one of the many video rental stores online.

In these online stores, you don't need to pay a monthly fee or, in many instances, even register an account. You simply pick a title, select your method of payment, and check it out. After that one-and-done transaction, you can watch and rewatch it to your heart's content. If it's a rental, you can have access to that title for as long as 30 days, and if it's a purchase, you can have that forever, that is until the studio's rights to the title expire. Depending on the platform, you can also stream many of these movies and TV shows in 4K UHD and Dolby Atmos. Just make sure you have a compatible device. So, without further ado, here are the best places you can buy and rent movies online. 

When news of UFOs potentially being real broke out in early 2023, people seemed unfazed. We've already gone through a global pandemic and are currently braving socio-political crises and climate catastrophes, so really, how bad could another threat be? But the possibility of aliens, and advanced science and tech for that matter, is a concept that continues to give rise to endlessly fascinating ideas and surprisingly deep metaphors, all of which make for wonderful material for stories. Below, we've gathered some of the best ones in the sacred genre of science-fiction movies and included some useful information like where and how to stream them. Our hope is that these out-of-this-world film wonders won't frighten you as any real-life threat would, but rather challenge and inspire you to think outside of our little box a bit more.

When it comes to watching baseball online, there are many things to consider, such as the type of coverage or the kind of service you need. Do you want national, regional, or out-of-market coverage? Are you after a comprehensive streaming package or is a standalone service more your speed? Is budget an issue or do you have much to spare? Whatever it is you're looking for, we're sure they'll be met by at least one of the platforms we've selected as the best streaming services for baseball fans such as yourself. 

Many of these services are live TV bundles that carry national TV networks like ESPN, Fox, and of course, the MLB Network. DirecTV Stream's Ultimate package is great at covering both nationwide and regional sports networks, Fubo is your best bet for all-around live sports, and YouTube TV's unlimited DVR storage makes it perfect for recording games. But there are standalone services that are convenient (and cheaper) too. MLB.TV is great for out-of-market games and Minor League matches. Peacock Premium and Apple TV+ have exclusive rights to stream the Sunday and Friday games, respectively. If you want to learn more about these home-run services, you can read on below.