New Shows & Docs: BTS, Space, Horror

0:00Streaming services are loaded with fresh content this fourth week of March. Netflix drops the BTS documentary The Return on March 27th, following the K-pop groups comeback after four years of military service in South Korea. It dives into their new album Ari Rung and Personal Changes. Apple TV launches for all mankind season 5, the same day, continuing its alternate space re-story where the Soviets win first. Meanwhile, Netflix also premieres the horror series, something very bad is going to happen on March 26th from writer Haley Z. Boston, known for, other scary Netflix hits. Hulu streams the Oscar-winning family drama, sentimental value right now, starring Stellan Skarsgurd and L-Fanning in a story of siblings facing. Their filmmaker, Dad, fans have raved about for all mankind's growing success with his latest season hitting a perfect score on rotten tomatoes for smart sci-fi and character depth. BTS fans are buzzing over the intimate look at the band's reunion and creativity.

1:04Sentimental value earned best international feature for its emotional punch on family and art. Prime Video has Mercy available now, a tense sci-fi thriller with Chris Pratt as a cup, fighting an AI judge in a future trial system. It mixes suspense and action, earning strong audience approval despite mixed critic takes. Catch these picks to kick off your week from music docs to space epics and chills that keep the momentum going strong. Stay informed with Durham News Today, AI-powered updates.