Netflix’s big global event, TUDUM, has launched today, giving us fresh looks at their upcoming streaming goodies. Jason Bateman and showrunner Chris Mundy have created one of Netflix’s most dependable hits with the drama “Ozark.” The series has engrossed fans and critics alike thus far. Also, the show’s third season dominated pandemic viewership.

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With that said, the streamer has announced that the hit series will be ending with the following season.

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“Inspired by real shit,” (as the opening title cards inform us) the new late-night, college comedy “Drunk Bus” always feels a bit stuck in the past – the 2006 set movie being indebted to the 2000s Judd Apatow-era flicks with an indie film spin akin to “Adventureland” or “Nick & Norah’s Infinite Playlist.” Meaning, yes, it inevitably has its share of drunken barf jokes and fratty ass-wipes.

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College kids are pretty obnoxious. As a grown man, well past those years, I can look back and say that with confidence. But drunk college kids? They’re way worse. So dealing with a busload of drunk college kids while reeling from a breakup sounds just like hell, as seen in the upcoming comedy film, “Drunk Bus.”

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After being part of SXSW last year, “Drunk Bus” is coming to virtual cinemas and VOD in May.

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Every streaming channel needs their flagship horror anthology series. Netflix has, at least, the ‘Haunting Of’ franchise which becomes “The Haunting of Bly Manor,” this fall and Amazon is going a slightly different route with a film anthology series that’s a partnership with Blumhouse Productions. Fear not, Hulu subscribers, the Disney-owned streamer has its own anthology series from Mary Laws (“Succession,” “The Neon Demon“) called, “Monsterland.”

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As per most anthology series, the cast is pretty huge given each episode is its own story.

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