David Gyasi is no stranger to wrangling a horrible boss. In The Diplomat, Netflix’s breakout political drama, the 43-year-old British actor stars as Austin Dennison. Amidst all the chaos, Dennison is the level-headed British foreign secretary who works for Prime Minister Nicol Trowbridge (Rory Kinnear). The man's job duties are split between facilitating foreign policy and cosplaying as an adult babysitter, as he navigates Trowbridge’s outlandish demands. It’d be a difficult job for anyone, fictional or not—but the key to success, as Gyasi explains, is managing up.

Now that we've established that timelines, rules, and continuity hold no weight in the Evil Dead world, we can fully embrace this fifth installment, Evil Dead Rise, from director Lee Cronin. This film might be the bloodiest one yet, which is a serious amount of blood—almost 1,700 gallons of it, according to Cronin. In Evil Dead Rise, we meet a family of five, featuring a single mother and a drifter aunt who comes to stay.

If you've so much as glanced at the news last year—pick your outlet of choice, really!—you know where we're going with this: Ezra Miller. Back in 2014, DC made the actor its big-screen Flash. Things actually went pretty well. Miller's Barry Allen was one of the few bright spots of the soon-to-be-extinct DC Extended Universe, with fans enjoying their character so much that Warner Bros. announced a "solo movie" for the hero.

If you’re one of the many viewers who recently watched Tobias Lindholm’s The Good Nurse, which debuted on Netflix this past weekend, you were likely left reeling. The slow-burning thriller, which stars Jessica Chastain and Eddie Redmayne, tells the true story of how ICU nurse Amy Loughren aided in the arrest of her colleague and friend Charles Cullen—the man believed to be America’s most prolific serial killer. The Good Nurse’s final scenes include subtitles that briefly summarize the real-life story’s epilogue: Cullen, responsible for killing an estimated 400 patients during his sixteen years of working at hospitals across New Jersey and Pennsylvania, pled guilty to the murder of 29 patients in 2003.

David Fincher is back with another heart-racing thriller. The director’s latest project, The Killer, looks very much in the vein of Gone Girl, Se7en, Zodiac, and Panic Room. (Think: Deliciously perverse storytelling featuring a mind-boggling protagonist.) Here's the official synopsis: Solitary, cold, methodical, and unencumbered by scruples or regrets, a killer waits in the shadows watching for his next target. Yet, the longer he waits, the more he thinks he’s losing his mind, if not his cool.