What to Watch After Project Hail Mary: Films and Shows
Seven films and shows for people who loved Project Hail Mary and want the next great optimistic hard sci-fi experience. What each one shares with it, and what it does differently.
Seven films and shows for people who loved Project Hail Mary and want the next great optimistic hard sci-fi experience. What each one shares with it, and what it does differently.
Six books and shows for fans of FROM, the MGM+ mystery-horror about a town you cannot leave and creatures that follow rules no one has decoded.
The Anne Rice reading order behind AMC's The Vampire Lestat, plus the gothic novels she wrote against and the vampire films to watch alongside.
Cape Fear started as a 1957 paperback. The reading list after the finale: John D. MacDonald's The Executioners, Patricia Highsmith, Tana French, and William Landay, plus the two
Five books about beautiful communities with monstrous cores, bodies as contested territory, and women who choose their people.
Six books for the Fleabag hangover: unreliable narrators, performed competence, and grief that hides behind a joke. A cross-media reading list in Phoebe Waller-Bridge's key.
Five books for Hereditary fans, from We Need to Talk About Kevin to Shirley Jackson. Where elevated horror lives on the shelf, plus films for when the reading list runs out.
How Labrinth's score works, what the needle drops are actually doing, and the eight albums to listen to when the season ends.
Loved Normal People? Here is the cross-media map: the Sally Rooney novel behind it, four films with the same intimate texture, and the books to read next.
Finished Annihilation and want more? The honest guide to the Southern Reach reading order, the best books like it from Susanna Clarke, Han Kang, and Silvia Moreno-Garcia, and the
Finished Dune and want more? The honest reading order for Frank Herbert's sequels, whether the Brian Herbert continuations are worth it, the best books like Dune from Asimov, Le
Seven books that share The Bear's DNA: kitchen pressure, craft that shades into obsession, grief cooked into food, and the family table as a battlefield.
Your backlog of unread books, unwatched films, and unheard albums feels like a time problem. It is a sorting problem. Here is how to triage it.
Seven epic fantasy reads for fans of House of the Dragon: dragons, ruthless succession, morally-grey courts, and the Targaryen history the show is built on.
Streaming recommendations feel worse every year because they optimize for completion, not taste. Here is what the algorithm is really doing, and how to wander instead.
Seven sci-fi novels for fans of Project Hail Mary: first contact, science-as-hero problem-solving, an unlikely alien friendship, and saving the world one experiment at a time.
Seven thrillers for fans of Netflix's I Will Find You: wrongful convictions, a father who won't stop searching, and a loved one who might not be dead. Coben-style read-alikes.
Seven albums that capture the atmosphere of Haruki Murakami's fiction: late-night solitude, jazz-tinged melancholy, and the feeling that ordinary life is slightly out of place.
The post-book void is real. Six films and series that bridge the gap after a great novel, chosen by the mood you're carrying when you close the cover.
Five of Denis Villeneuve's most celebrated films have a direct literary source. These are the books behind Arrival, Dune, Enemy, Incendies, and Blade Runner 2049, and why reading
ChatGPT recommends books without knowing your taste. StoryGraph Plus uses your reading history. Achriom reasons across your whole library. Here is what each does well.
Five books for fans of Severance on Apple TV+: institutional horror, split identity, slow reveals, and characters who don't understand what was done to them.
ChatGPT gives decent generic recommendations but doesn't know your history. What works, what doesn't, and how Achriom's integration uses your actual library.
Christopher Storer co-supervises the music himself, and it shows. A guide to the songs doing the emotional work the dialogue isn't, and where each one goes.
Seven books about cursed communities, old evils returning, and the dark humor of small towns that should have listened. The reading list for fans of Widow's Bay on Apple TV+.