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May 2024 TV and Streaming Extravaganza Unveiled!

    Prepare to be dazzled by the mesmerizing array of TV shows and streaming releases awaiting you in May 2024! From gripping documentaries to thrilling dramas and side-splitting comedies, this month promises something for every taste. Let’s delve into the excitement and discover the gems that await!

    Comedy & Drama

    1. The 8 Show (2024– )

    Synopsis: Eight contestants in financial hardship participate in Money Game, a reality competition where all purchases carry a 1000x markup, subtracted from the prize.
    Stars: Anzu Lawson, Rich Ting
    Available: Friday, May 17, on Netflix

    2. The Big Cigar (2024)

    Synopsis: Follows Huey P. Newton’s escape to Cuba with the help of Hollywood producer Bert Schneider.
    Stars: Marc Menchaca, Alessandro Nivola
    Available: Friday, May 17, on Apple TV+

    3. Club Zero (2023)

    Synopsis: A teacher forms a strong bond with five students at an elite school, leading to dangerous consequences.
    Director: Jessica Hausner
    Stars: Mia Wasikowska, Ksenia Devriendt
    Available: Tuesday, May 21, on VOD

    4. Rachel Feinstein: Big Guy (2024)

    Synopsis: A stand-up special from comedian Rachel Feinstein.
    Director: Gillian Laub
    Star: Rachel Feinstein
    Available: Tuesday, May 21, on Netflix

    5. Chief Detective 1958 (2024– )

    Synopsis: Park Young-Han, a young detective, teams up with his colleagues to combat the violation of human dignity.
    Stars: Lee Jehoon, Seo Eun-su
    Available: Wednesday, May 22, on Hulu

    Documentary & Biography

    6. 99 (2024)

    Synopsis: Docuseries highlighting Manchester United’s treble-winning season of ’99, told through legendary players and manager, Alex Ferguson.
    Stars: David Beckham, Alex Ferguson
    Available: Friday, May 17, on Prime Video

    7. Power (2024)

    Synopsis: Explores the expansion of American policing over centuries, driven by the quest to contain threats to social order.
    Director: Yance Ford
    Stars: Charlie Adams, Baher Azmy
    Available: Friday, May 17, on Netflix

    8. Golden Kamuy (2024)

    Synopsis: Treasure hunt in early 20th century Hokkaido, Japan, for a hidden stash of gold.
    Stars: Kento Yamazaki, Anna Yamada
    Available: Sunday, May 19, on Netflix

    9. The Parisian Agency: Exclusive Properties (2020– )

    Synopsis: Reality series following the Kretz family as they sell apartments to rich clients in France and worldwide.
    Stars: Valentin Kretz, Martin Kretz
    Available: Monday, May 20, on Netflix

    Thriller & Horror

    10. End of the Rope (2023)

    Synopsis: Suspicion lands on a sociopathic farmhand when a family mysteriously disappears from a town in North Dakota.
    Director: Charlie Griak
    Stars: Joseph Gray, Chris Bylsma
    Available: Friday, May 17, on VOD

    11. Faceless After Dark (2023)

    Synopsis: Bowie, a breakout star from a killer clown horror flick, finds herself held hostage by an unhinged fan.
    Director: Raymond Wood
    Stars: Jenna Kanell, Danny Kang
    Available: Friday, May 17, on VOD

    12. Nightwatch: Demons Are Forever (2023)

    Synopsis: Martin’s daughter takes up a night watch job to uncover the truth about her parents’ disappearance almost thirty years ago.
    Stars: Fanny Leander Bornedal, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
    Available: Friday, May 17, on Shudder

    13. You Can’t Run Forever (2024)

    Synopsis: A teenage girl hunted through the woods by a sociopath on a murderous rampage.
    Director: Michelle Schumacher
    Stars: J.K. Simmons, Fernanda Urrejola
    Available: Friday, May 17, on VOD

    14. Darkness of Man (2024)

    Synopsis: Interpol operative Russell Hatch takes on the role of a father figure to Jayden, the son of an informant killed in a raid.
    Director: James Cullen Bressack
    Stars: Jean-Claude Van Damme, Kristanna Loken
    Available: Tuesday, May 21, on VOD

    May 2024 offers a captivating lineup of entertainment, ensuring there’s never a dull moment. Whether you’re a fan of gripping thrillers, insightful documentaries, or side-splitting comedies, this month has something special in store for you!

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