Find the Best Shows to Watch

If you’re in the mood for a spooky chuckle, “Widow’s Bay” might just be the show for you. It’s a horror comedy series with a good balance of scares and humor, starring the talented Matthew Rhys. He plays the mayor of a New England town trying to turn it into a tourist hotspot, despite warnings of hauntings and curses. If you’re a horror buff, this one might be right up your alley, drawing comparisons to Stephen King. But even if horror isn’t your thing, the clever wit of the show still makes it worth a watch, just be prepared for some eerie moments. You can catch it on Apple TV+ with 10 episodes rolling out weekly until June 17.

On a lighter note, “Remarkably Bright Creatures” offers a heartwarming tale of a widow at an aquarium who befriends an older octopus named Marcellus. This feel-good movie, starring Sally Fields and Alfred Molina, is based on a bestselling book and promises a story of healing and unexpected bonds. It’s a great option for family viewing, and you can find it on Netflix at 1 hour and 51 minutes.

If you’re up for some action and suspense, “Crime 101” brings together Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Halle Berry, and Barry Keoghan for a high-stakes thriller about unsolved jewelry heists along the LA 101 highway. It’s a gripping cops-and-robbers neo-noir inspired by a novel, with plenty of greed, corruption, and betrayal to keep you on the edge of your seat. Check it out on Prime with a runtime of 2 hours and 19 minutes.

Are you a fan of Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice”? If so, “The Other Bennet Sister” offers a charming twist, focusing on Mary Bennet’s journey of self-discovery as the socially awkward middle sister. This British series, based on a 2020 novel, provides a fresh take on a beloved classic. You can catch this cozy show on BritBox with 10 weekly episodes airing until June 24.

Looking for a blend of thrills and laughs? “Beef” might be the show for you. This anthology dramedy delves into escalating personal conflicts that go to extreme lengths, starring a talented cast in both Seasons 1 and 2. It’s a stress-inducing dark comedy offering a cautionary tale about repressed rage and materialism. With 8 episodes per season, you can binge it on Netflix.

For something a bit more under-the-radar, consider “Sugar,” starring Colin Farrell as a mysterious private detective on the hunt for a missing granddaughter. This contemporary crime thriller with a neo-noir twist offers stylish intrigue and unexpected plot turns. Season 1 is available now, with Season 2 set to premiere on June 19, streaming on Apple TV+. Enjoy the mix of genres and suspense in this unique series.