What to film this week.
The top 20 topics moving on YouTube and Instagram, by category and by country, crawled fresh every day and linked to the coverage they came from. Pick one and the studio writes the script, generates the visuals and cuts the video.
Top 20 Movies & Series ideas for YouTube in the United States
Trailers, releases, reviews and the theories they set off
Updated today · refreshes daily
- 01
Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day: Peacock Sci-Fi Thriller Review & Ending Explained
Steven Spielberg's high-profile UFO conspiracy thriller starring Josh O'Connor and Emily Blunt just hit Peacock.
- 02
Ben Affleck's Animals Netflix Review: Is Ben Affleck Back on Top?
Ben Affleck directed and stars alongside Kerry Washington in Netflix's intense new kidnapping thriller Animals.
- 03
Avatar: Seven Havens Preview: Everything You Need to Know Before Streaming
Paramount+ is releasing Avatar: Seven Havens, the franchise's first new animated series since Legend of Korra.
- 04
Verity Movie Ending Explained: Differences Between the Book and Film
The adaptation of Colleen Hoover's bestselling thriller Verity starring Dakota Johnson and Anne Hathaway just hit theaters.
- 05
Victorious Spin-Off Hollywood Arts: Full Cast Breakdown & Easter Eggs
Netflix officially announced Hollywood Arts, a Victorious spin-off following Trina Vega alongside classic returning cast members.
- 06
Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Part 1 Hulu Review and Arc Breakdown
Japan's record-breaking anime blockbuster Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle I is finally available to stream on Hulu.
- 07
VisionQuest MCU Breakdown: Ultron's Return and Vision's Fate Explained
Marvel's upcoming VisionQuest series brings back James Spader's Ultron as Vision confronts his artificial intelligence origins.
- 08
Anthony Bourdain's Get Jiro HBO Max Series: First Look and Adaptation Guide
HBO Max just launched Get Jiro, an animated series adapted from Anthony Bourdain's graphic novel about warring culinary syndicates.
- 09
Tom Cruise's Digger Movie Review: Why Action Fans Are Hyped
Tom Cruise and Riz Ahmed lead the explosive new movie Digger hitting theaters this weekend.
- 10
Wildwood LAIKA Movie Preview: Everything We Know About the New Animated Fantasy
Animation studio LAIKA is returning to theaters with Travis Knight's long-awaited fantasy epic Wildwood.
- 11
Public Domain Horror Craze: Why Thomas The Train Is Getting a Film
A viral trailer for a Thomas the Tank Engine horror film has taken over social media following public domain expansion.
- 12
Scrubs Revival Season 2 Episode Breakdown: Dr. Cox's Biggest Challenge Yet
The rebooted Scrubs returns for Season 2 on ABC and Hulu with J.D. and Turk treating Dr. Cox.
- 13
Outlander: Blood of My Blood Season 2 Easter Eggs You Missed
Showrunners tease hidden connection details to the original series as Outlander: Blood of My Blood prepares for Season 2.
- 14
Backrooms HBO Max Premiere: How the Internet Horror Sensation Translated to TV
The viral creepypasta phenomenon Backrooms has officially arrived on HBO Max for horror fans this October.
- 15
Moonlight 10th Anniversary Re-Release: Why It Remains a Masterpiece
Barry Jenkins's Oscar-winning drama Moonlight returns to theaters nationwide for its tenth anniversary.
- 16
The Amazing Race Season 39 Premiere: Top Teams to Watch
The Amazing Race kicks off its 39th season celebrating 25 years on air with pro athlete contestants.
- 17
Coyote vs. Acme Finally Released: Is the Axed Movie Worth Watching?
After years of shelf delays, Warner Bros.' Coyote vs. Acme is officially available on digital platforms to buy or rent.
- 18
Evil Dead Burn HBO Max Review: Does It Live Up to Raimi?
Horror fans are streaming Evil Dead Burn on HBO Max to see if the latest installment delivers proper gore.
- 19
Norm Macdonald Netflix Documentary Review: Untold Story of a Comedy Legend
Netflix is releasing Norm: The Tale of Norm Macdonald, an intimate documentary spotlighting the beloved stand-up icon.
- 20
Breaking Bad vs Sopranos: Why the TV Drama Debate Is Back
TV fans are fiercely debating whether Breaking Bad or The Sopranos deserves the crown for greatest drama series.