You’re excited to start your next binge-watching session, but nothing on your playlist suits your mood. After scrolling through your options, you give up and watch TikTok instead.

If that happens to you, save this list of shows and movies from top streaming platforms like Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, and Viu. They’ll give you all the feels, from plot twists that will break your heart to super kilig or uplifting scenes.

So grab your popcorn and buckle your seatbelts for an emotional roller coaster ride. You can laugh, cry, or scream all you want. With fiber internet you can enjoy these shows at home, so let loose and have fun!

Critics, directors, and bestselling authors call these some of the best horror movies ever made.

A father-and-son coroner team performs an autopsy on the unidentified body of a woman found at a crime scene. They find increasingly bizarre clues that reveal a terrifying secret.

The movie won critical acclaim and a spot on the scariest horror movies list released in the 2020s. Stephen King even posted on X: “Visceral horror. Watch it, but not alone.”

• Where to watch: Netflix, Prime Video
• If you enjoy horror mysteries: Watch The Possession of Hannah Grace on Netflix, where a cop who takes the graveyard shift in a hospital morgue faces a series of bizarre, violent events.

The Crain family moves into an old mansion, but its malevolent spirit forces them to flee for their lives. Years later, because of a tragedy, they return to the mansion to confront its ghosts and their deepest fears.

Unlike typical horror shows, this series explores themes like grief, guilt, and mental illness. Quentin Tarantino said, "My favorite Netflix series, with no competition, is The Haunting of Hill House.”

• Where to watch: Netflix
• If you like haunted house stories: Watch The Shining (Netflix), where a hotel’s supernatural entities drive a man into madness until he turns against his family.

This chilling horror classic follows the story of Damien, an adopted boy who is revealed to be the Antichrist. Chaos and terror ensue for Damien’s adoptive family as his true nature unfolds. A masterful blend of suspense and supernatural elements, the film continues to creep out even the most cynical millennials.

• Where to watch: Disney+
• If you like creepy classics: Watch the entire Omen series on Disney+ so you can immerse yourself in the full saga.

These top action movies deliver epic fight scenes and stunning visual effects. Prepare for an adrenaline rush!

A mysterious madman kills Gotham’s mayor and other city officials, leaving a riddle at each crime scene. Batman investigates and uncovers a conspiracy linked to his parents’ death.

Critics compared the gritty superhero movie to psychological thrillers like Se7en, and praised its raw acting, multi-dimensional characters, and cinematography.

• Where to watch: Netflix
• If you enjoy dark superheroes: Try The Dark Knight Rises on Netflix.

A retired assassin grieving the death of his wife hits breaking point when he finds out a Russian mob prince has killed his dog—her last gift to him. He goes on a one-man rampage against the criminal underworld.

John Wick is considered one of the best action movies of the decade because of its brilliant fight choreography and camera work. And it stars Keanu Reeves—enough said.

• Where to watch: Netflix
• If you’re looking for a revenge theme: Try the Viu Kdrama Taxi Driver, where vigilantes-for-hire help ordinary citizens find justice.

A young woman who was raised by her uncle inherits his mysterious shopping mall. She learns more about his real business and the circumstances behind his death—while evading assassins, killer drones, and more.

• Where to watch: Disney+
• You might also like: Are you a fan of male lead Lee Dong Wook? Watch his wide range of acting skills with the action show Bad and Crazy on Prime Video and the Netflix Korean drama Guardian: The Great and Lonely God.

Do you enjoy true crime stories? These movies and shows delve into the minds of criminals—and how even the most “ordinary” people may hide a dark side.

Donny Dunn is a struggling comedian working at a pub. He meets a troubled woman named Martha and gives her a free drink to cheer her up. Soon she visits the pub every day, and her flirting turns into a dangerous obsession.

The stalker series trended worldwide, spent four weeks on Netflix’s Top 10 list, and got 97% on Rotten Tomatoes.

• Where to watch: Netflix
• If you’re looking for more stalker films: Catch the classic film Single White Female on Prime Video.

Two policemen investigate a string of gruesome killings that resemble cold murder cases from 20 years ago. As they uncover clues, they begin to question the culpability of everyone involved in the case—including themselves.

The Kdrama dominated the 2021 Baeksang Art Awards. It won Best Drama, Best Actor, and Best Screenplay, and was nominated for four other categories.

• Where to watch: Disney+, Prime Video, and Netflix.
• If you love the thrill of crime investigation: Try Mindhunter on Netflix, where FBI agents use criminal profiling to explore the motives of serial killers.

Go back in time to 1950s Los Angeles, where racial tension is at an all-time high. The Emory family has moved to East Compton, in hopes of escaping the horrors of the Deep South. However, they soon realize that life in California is far from idyllic—they face both supernatural and real-world racism.

The show’s intense storytelling, strong performances, and fearless exploration of social issues with horror elements make it a must-watch for any Jordan Peele or American Horror Story fan.

• Where to watch: Prime Video
• If you want more real-life jumpscares: Joko Anwar’s Nightmares and Daydreams supernatural anthology series on Netflix shows everyday people going through otherworldly experiences.

Do you enjoy true crime stories? These movies and shows delve into the minds of criminals—and how even the most “ordinary” people may hide a dark side.

The Idea of You chronicles the love affair between a single mother and the lead singer of a popular boy band.

The movie went viral, getting 50 million views in its first two weeks to become one of Amazon Prime’s biggest romcom hits.

• Where to watch: Prime Video
• If you want more movies where celebs fall in love: Korean romcom Sh**ting Stars (Viu and Netflix) features the love-hate relationship between an idol and his PR agent.

When superstar Ryoo Seon-jae ends his life, his fan Im Sol travels back in time to change events and save him.

The fantasy romance broke viewing records and was praised for its acting and plot twists. Many Kdrama fans downloaded the Viu app just to watch this show. Check it out if you’re sick of drama tropes and predictable storylines.

• Where to watch: Viu
• If you love time travel and second chances: Try Go Back Couple (Viu) and 18 Again (Netflix)—both featuring troubled couples on the brink of divorce who return to high school and remember why they fell in love.

The Netflix sensation offers a modern (and steamy!) take on historical romance. Set in 19th-century England, the story follows an aristocratic family’s quest to “marry well” while revealing forbidden desires and juicy scandals.

Watch for the opulent costumes, strong female characters, and the Maritess moment of snooping on the dark secrets of high society. And that carriage scene. You’ll find out.

• Where to watch: Netflix
• If you love time travel and second chances: Watch Queen Charlotte, the Bridgerton prequel that follows this prominent character’s early years and eventual marriage to King George III. If you’re a Jane Austen fan, Emma (starring Gwyneth Paltrow) hits Netflix on June 18.

Time for family movie night! These are some of the best fantasy adventure movies for binge-watching with kids, thanks to their lovable characters and inspiring plots.

The series—a spin-off from Neil Gaiman’s Sandman—follows the ghosts of Charles Rowland and Edwin Payne. They investigate supernatural crimes while avoiding Afterlife officials who want to send them to Hell.

• Where to watch: Netflix
• If you’re a fan of Neil Gaiman: Watch Sandman (Netflix) or the apocalyptic comedy Good Omens, co-written by Terry Pratchett (Prime Video).

The original Mary Poppins charmed generations with its story of a nanny who uses her magical powers to take the children, Michael and Jane, on fun adventures. The musical won numerous Oscar, Golden Globe, and Grammy awards.

In the sequel, Mary Poppins Returns, she helps Michael (now a father who has just lost his wife and may soon lose his home) reconnect to his kids and rediscover his childlike wonder.

• Where to watch: Binge-watch Mary Poppins and Mary Poppins Returns on Disney+.
• If you want movies based on children’s books: Try Charlie and the Chocolate Factory or Matilda, both on Netflix.

Ken Sato, a professional baseball player, relocates to Japan to inherit his father’s mantle to protect the Earth from alien threats. His path takes a detour when he unwillingly (at first) assumes the role of father to a baby kaiju.

Watch for the opulent costumes, strong female characters, and the Maritess moment of snooping on the dark secrets of high society. And that carriage scene. You’ll find out.

• Where to watch: Netflix
• If you want more movies with kaijus: Try GODZILLA Planet of the Monsters on Netflix.

The best sci-fi movies and shows build an immersive world with its own history, culture, and even laws of science. Escape to another place and time, with these epic tales.

The Acolyte is set during the final days of the High Republic, about 100 years before the events of The Phantom Menace.

A Jedi Master and a former Padawan investigate a series of murders, and clues lead them to a dangerous warrior from their past.

• Where to watch: Disney+

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Detective Da Shi investigates the mysterious suicides of top scientists. He discovers that in the 1960s, scientists working on secret experiments to contact extraterrestrials had alerted hostile aliens to the Earth’s location.

Now, Da Shi and a closely-knit group of scientists known as the Oxford Five have become increasingly entwined with humanity's struggle to survive.

• Where to watch: Netflix
• If you’re a fan of the novel: The Chinese drama Three-Body Problem (available on WeTV) stays closer to the plot of the original novel, Remembrances of Earth's Past by Liu Cixin.

Based on Naomi Alderman’s best-selling novel, this intriguing show explores a changing world. Teenage girls suddenly develop the ability to generate electrical currents, turning the societal power dynamics on their heads.

With its diverse cast, deep themes, and gripping storyline, The Power offers an experience that will keep you thinking long after the credits roll.

• Where to watch: Prime Video
• If you’re all for women’s empowerment: Hidden Figures on Disney+ tells the story of how a team of African-American women helped propel NASA ahead of the space race.

Feeling stressed? Try binge-watching some of the best comedy movies, from recent releases to totally rewatchable classics.

This modern whodunit revolves around the mysterious death of renowned crime novelist Harlan Thrombey—and detective Benoit Black believes everyone in his dysfunctional family is a suspect. The clever comedy-thriller keeps audiences guessing (and laughing) until the very end.

• Where to watch: Netflix
• If you enjoy comedy murder mysteries: In Only Murders in the Building (Disney+), three strangers who share an obsession with true crime team up to investigate a suspicious death in their upscale New York apartment.

Narcotics detectives go undercover in a fried chicken restaurant to take down an organized crime gang. Their mission takes an unexpected twist when a new recipe turns the once-struggling eatery into the most popular spot in town.

• Where to watch: Disney+, Netflix
• If you like funny police movies with a lot of action: Check out Flex x Cop (Disney+), where a spoiled chaebol joins a violent crimes investigation team and uses his wealth and mad fighting skills to enforce the law his way.

Ted misses his dream prom date with Mary because of an embarrassing injury. Years later, he’s still in love with her and hires a private investigator to find her. Unfortunately, the private investigator falls for Mary too, and makes up lies about her to discourage Ted.

Ted pursues Mary anyway, resulting in hilarious miscomms and chaotic situations as the suitors compete for her affection.

• Where to watch: Disney+
• If you miss classic 90s romcoms: Catch some of the best movies on Netflix: Clueless, Notting Hill, and 10 Things I Hate About You.

If you need a good cry, watch Filipino movies on Netflix. You’ll get senti plots and hugot lines that hit you in the gut.

Tonton, an award-winning author, is accused of stealing his idea. To clear his name, he tells a reporter the real source of the story: his mother.

The movie flashbacks to his childhood, when Tonton’s mother comforted him with stories of the “Island of the Fireflies” where wishes come true. After she dies, Tonton tries to find the island. He meets three people with painful pasts, and they find healing and hope together.

• Where to watch: Prime Video
• If you love the storybook theme: In the hit Kdrama It’s Okay Not to be Okay (Netflix) a children’s book author faces a traumatic past while finding true love.

Two Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) meet in Hong Kong: Joy, a domestic helper, and Ethan, a bartender. They form a deep bond, but Joy suddenly gets a chance to go to Canada. Will they choose between love or following their dreams?

• Where to watch: Netflix
• If you like bittersweet love stories: Watch popular Filipino movies on Netflix, like The Breakup Playlist starring Piolo Pascual and Sara Geronimo, and One More Chance starring John Lloyd Cruz and Bea Alonzo.

Ikay, a scriptwriter, and Uly, a mechanic form an unexpected connection through an old walkie-talkie. While she grapples with heartbreak, she heads to Baguio to recover and bury herself in work. However, things don’t go to plan as she starts to communicate and (spoiler alert) falls for Uly—a connection that defies timelines. Will they or won’t they? There’s only one way to find out…

• Where to watch: Netflix
• If you like love stories: Netflix has a diverse collection of Filipino movies like that will melt your heart, like Can’t Buy Me Love.