What to Stream: 'Civil War,' Snow Patrol, 'How to Die Alone,' Sylvester Stallone and 'Uglies'

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Hallmark is introducing a new streaming platform featuring two fresh original shows, while Bill Skarsgård seeks vengeance in "Boy Kills World." These are just a few of the exciting new additions coming to your screen, including TV shows, movies, music, and games.

Additionally, in the world of streaming platforms, there are some great options recommended by entertainment experts from The Associated Press. Some highlights include Alex Garland's "Civil War" with Kirsten Dunst, Natasha Rothwell's touching comedy "How to Die Alone" on Hulu, and the new season of Sylvester Stallone's "Tulsa King."

Exciting new films available for streaming from September 9th to September 15th.

- Alex Garland's movie "Civil War" will be available on MAX starting on Friday, September 13. The story follows Kirsten Dunst, who plays a seasoned photojournalist documenting a violent conflict tearing America apart. Reluctantly, she allows a young photographer, played by Cailee Spaeny, to join her and a team of colleagues (Stephen McKinley Henderson and Wagner Moura) on a dangerous journey to interview the president (Nick Offerman), a power-hungry leader who has taken extreme measures to hold onto power. In my opinion, the movie is impactful and thought-provoking, with outstanding performances. I highly recommend watching it.

Joey King is the lead actor in the Netflix movie based on Scott Westerfeld's novel "Uglies," which is set in a future where people must have surgery to improve their looks at age 16. The movie, directed by McG, will be available for streaming on Friday, September 13. In the film, King's character unknowingly becomes involved in a rebellion against the current system. Chase Stokes, known for his role in "Outer Banks," co-stars as King's best friend.

- Bill Skarsgård seeks vengeance against the woman (Famke Janssen) who murdered his family in "Boy Kills World," premiering on Hulu on Friday, Sept. 13. Directed by Moritz Mohr, this extremely violent film has received high praise from Variety critic Owen Gleiberman, who described it as a twisted but captivating revenge-horror experience with a bold dedication to its dark themes.

The blog section is written by Lindsey Bahr, who is the film writer for the Associated Press.

Check out the latest tunes available for streaming from September 9th to September 15th.

In 2006, Snow Patrol, a rock band from Ireland and Scotland, put out an album called "Eyes Open" with the hit song "Chasing Cars." Since then, they have made three, soon to be four, high-quality full-length albums. On Friday, Sept. 13, the band will release their first new album in seven years, called "The Forest Is the Path." The songs on this album are about love and heartbreak, and have a catchy pop-rock sound. Some of the tracks to look out for include "All," "The Beginning," and "This Is the Sound Of Your Voice."

For those who love loud guitar music, Jordan Peele's new sci-fi movie, "NOPE," was a small but exciting surprise in 2022. One of the main characters, Emerald "Em" Haywood played by Keke Palmer, wears a Jesus Lizard shirt in the movie. Other band shirts featured in the film include Rage Against the Machine, Wipers, Mr Bungle, Butthole Surfers, and Earth. The Jesus Lizard, an Austin noise rock band, may seem like an unusual choice since they haven't released new music since 1998. However, that changes with the release of their new album "Rack" on Friday the 13th. And just so you know, The Jesus Lizard's raw intensity is still present in their music.

written a blog post about her experience attending a music festival last weekend. In her post, she shares her thoughts on the performances she saw and the overall atmosphere of the event. She discusses the different genres of music featured, the crowd's reaction to the artists, and her favorite moments from the weekend. Sherman also includes photos and videos from the festival to give readers a glimpse into her experience.

Check out the latest TV shows available for streaming from September 9th to 15th.

Hallmark has introduced a new streaming service called Hallmark+ which features two brand new original series. These include the fictional drama "The Chicken Sisters" and the reality show "Celebrations with Lacey Chabert." If you're a fan of Hallmark's holiday movies, you're probably familiar with Lacey Chabert, who has appeared in over 30 films for the network, many of which are holiday themed. Beyond her acting career, Chabert is passionate about hosting parties and entertaining guests. In "Celebrations," she helps to organize surprise parties for deserving individuals. "The Chicken Sisters" stars Schuyler Fisk, Wendie Malick, and Lea Thompson in a series that follows employees at competing chicken restaurants in a small town. This show, which consists of eight episodes, is based on a novel with the same title.

Natasha Rothwell, known for her roles in "Insecure" and "The White Lotus," has created and stars in a new comedy called "How to Die Alone" for Hulu. The show follows Mel, an airport employee who is broke and complacent, but after a close call with death, decides to take risks and follow her dreams. Rothwell has been working on this series for eight years and considers it to be her most personal creation yet. She had to believe in herself and take a chance to bring this show to life. "In the Venn diagram of me and Mel, there's a lot of similarities," said Rothwell. The show will debut on Hulu on Friday, September 13th.

Shailene Woodley, DeWanda Wise, and Betty Gilpin are the leads in a fresh drama series on Starz named "Three Women." The show follows Sloane, Lina, and Maggie as they take control of their lives and make significant choices. Gia (played by Woodley) conducts interviews with them. The series is inspired by Lisa Taddeo's popular novel from 2019. "Three Women" will debut on Starz on Friday, September 13th.

- Sylvester Stallone's new season of "Tulsa King" premieres on Sunday, September 15th on Paramount+. Stallone portrays Dwight Manfredi, a mob boss who has just been released from jail after 25 years. He is sent to Tulsa to establish a fresh criminal organization. The show is brought to life by Taylor Sheridan, known for his work on "Yellowstone".

Check out the latest additions to our collection of video games! We are excited to introduce some new titles that are now available for you to play. Whether you are a fan of action-packed adventures, mind-bending puzzles, or thrilling sports simulations, we have something for everyone. Take a look at the fresh releases and dive into a world of endless entertainment. Grab your controller and start playing today!

When you see the name of Focus Entertainment's Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2, you already have a good idea of what to expect. In this game, you play as Demetrian Titus, a super-powered warrior fighting against the Tyranids, a deadly insect-like species that feeds on human flesh. Armed with a powerful suit of armor and a variety of over-the-top weapons like the "Chainsword," the "Thunderhammer," and the "Melta Rifle," what could possibly go wrong? In addition to the single-player mode, there are also cooperative missions and six-vs-six multiplayer battles. Get ready to join the action on PlayStation 5, Xbox X/S, or PC starting on Monday.

Wild Bastards is not a game that will appeal to fans of Animal Crossing. It is a sci-fi shooter where the main characters are a group of 13 outlaws, including aliens and androids, who are running from the authorities. Each outlaw has unique weapons and abilities, such as Sarge, a robot with horse DNA, and Billy the Squid. Developed by Australian studio Blue Manchu, known for the cult hit Void Bastards, this Wild-West-in-space game maintains the same witty humor and colorful, neon-filled art style. Get ready to play on Thursday on PlayStation 5, Xbox X/S, Nintendo Switch, or PC.