“We Were the Lucky Ones”
Bringing Georgia Hunter’s New York Times bestselling novel to life, the new limited series “We Were the Lucky Ones” premieres Thursday, March 28, on Hulu. Inspired by an incredible true story, the show follows one Jewish family who are separated at the start of World War II. On a quest for survival that spans continents, the family members face impossible odds as they do everything in their power to survive and reunite. “A tribute to the triumph of hope and love against all odds” (per Hulu), the series stars Joey King (“Bullet Train,” 2022), Logan Lerman (“Hunters”), Hadas Yaron (“Shtisel”), Henry-lloyd Hughes (“Archie”),amit Rahav (“Unorthodox”), Sam Woolf (“The Witcher”), Michael Aloni (“Shtisel”), Moran Rosenblatt (“Fauda”), Eva Feiler (“Beyond Paradise”), Lior Ashkenazi (“The Policeman’s Daughter”) and Robin Weigert (“Deadwood”).written by showrunner and executive producer Erica Lipez (“Julia”) and written for television by Jonathan Caren (“The Sinner”), “We Were the Lucky Ones” is also executive produced by director Thomas Kail (“Hamilton,” 2020), Jennifer Todd (“City on a Hill”), Adam Milch (“The Morning Show”) and director Amit Gupta (“His Dark Materials”), and co-executive produced by Hunter.
“Fright Krewe” – Season 2
After a frighteningly popular first season, and a Season 2 announcement dropped spectacularly at Halloween, all-new episodes of “Fright Krewe” are finally here, available to stream on both Hulu and Peacock as of Friday, March 29. Created by long-time friends James Frey (“A Million Little Pieces,” 2018) and Eli Roth (“Thanksgiving,” 2023), this Dreamworks Animation original series has been dubbed a “gateway to horror” for tweens and teens, and follows as five ordinary kids living in New Orleans are burdened with saving their city from Belial — an ancient demon who feeds on fear — after unleashing the spirit of a voodoo queen. After a valiant fight during the series first season, the “krewe” now face a Belial who is stronger than ever, threatening to make the kids’ worst fears come true. Determined as they are, Soleil, Missy, Pat, Stanley and Maybe must first formulate a plan and better hone their own individual ancestral powers (their Ioa). With new adversaries, new allies and new monsters galore, Season 2 of “Fright Krewe” features a cast of voice actors including Sydney Mikayla (“Dew Drop Diaries”), Grace Lu (“Bunk’d”), Terrence Little Gardenhigh (“Firebuds”), Chester Rushing (“Stranger Things” and Tim Johnson Jr. (“Saturdays”), among others.
“DC League of Super-pets” (2022)
With a superstar cast including Dwayne Jonson (“Black Adam,” 2022), Kevin Hart (“Ride Along,” 2014), Kate Mckinnon (“Barbie,” 2023), John Krasinski (“The Office”), Natasha Lyonne (“Poker Face”), Keanu Reeves (“The Matrix,” 1999), Jermaine Clement (“Flight of the Conchords”), Maya Erskine (“Mr. & Mrs. Smith”), Diego Luna (“Andor”) and more, the computer animated film “DC League of Super-pets” makes its Hulu debut on Tuesday, March 26. Based on beloved characters from the DC universe, this family-friendly film drops viewers in the heart of Metropolis, where Superman (Krasinski) lives with his trusty, canine sidekick: Krypto the Super-dog (Johnson).the two are inseparable — man and man’s best friend — until Superman and the Justice League are captured by the evil Lex Luthor (Marc Maron, “Genie,” 2023). Needing a team of his own, Krypto wrangles a group of pets who have all been given super powers — including Batman’s (Reeves) crime-fighting dog, Ace (Hart), a turtle named Merton (Lyonne) and a squirrel named Chip (Luna) — and together, they form a plan to free the Justice League from Luthor once and for all.written for the screen by Jared Stern and John Whittington (both of “The Lego Batman Movie,” 2017), “DC League of Super-pets” is directed by Stern and co-directed by Sam J. Levine (“Penn Zero: Part-time Hero”).