A tentative list of film and TV titles that will be making their way to Netflix Instant streaming during April 2018. This list will be updated when we get word of the official list and descriptions for these titles will be filled out before the start of the month:
NOTE: List is complete, as are descriptions.
NOTE 2: May's titles are now in their own thread.
NOW STREAMING:
MOVIES:
April 1:
Abacus: Small Enough to Jail (2017): An immigrant family from China decides to fight back against the New York government when their bank is indicted for fraud in this documentary.
According to Greta (2009): Combative teen forced to live with her New Jersey grandparents stirs things up when she romances an ex-con line cook; with Hilary Duff.
The Aerial (aka La Antena) (2007): A faceless singer is the only person who can speak in a world where Mr. TV does all the talking; with Rafael Ferro and Sol Moreno.
Along Came Polly (2004): An uptight guy who recently lost his wife on his honeymoon reconnects with a free spirited childhood friend; with Ben Stiller and Jennifer Aniston.
Bad Boys (1995): Two Miami narcotics cops deal with mistaken identity and simmering hostility as they try to capture a master crook who's stolen a lot of heroin; with Will Smith and Martin Lawrence.
Barsaat (1995): A rich city girl falls for a naive young man but her stepfather disapproves of the love match and tries to break them up; with Twinkle Khanna.
Battlefield Earth (2000): A human slave starts a rebellion against a powerful alien force in America during the distant future; with John Travolta and Barry Pepper.
Beethoven's Christmas Adventure (2011): The oversized Saint Bernard has to save a bag of toys and return Santa's sleigh to its rightful owner before Christmas; with Kyle Massey.
Bharya Athra Pora (2013): A father ditches his family for beaches and booze only to learn that it comes with a downside; with Jayaram and Gopika.
Bhoopadathil Illatha Oridam (2012): Unsolved theft at a moneylender's shop changes the life of a popular school teacher at a remote village; with Nivin Pauly.
Big Time (2017): Bjarke Ingels reveals his plans for 2 World Trade Center as he attempts to turn Manhattan's skyline back to its previous glory.
Billa (2007): A cop attempts to take advantage of the secret death of an international criminal by sending a look-alike to infiltrate his gang, but complications ensue; with Yog Japee.
A Billion Colour Story (2016): As his family strains under financial issues, a curious boy observes that the world is growing more intolerant; with Dhruva Padmakumar.
Body of Lies (2008): Idealistic CIA agent, veteran operative, and the head of Jordanian intelligence teams up to infiltrate an underground terrorist network; with Leonardo DiCaprio and Russell Crowe.
Boys on the Side (1995): It's a road trip with a lesbian nightclub singer and a woman with AIDS as they travel from New York to Los Angeles; with Drew Barrymore and Whoopi Goldberg.
Cabin Fever (2002): Five college friends go to a rustic cabin in the woods for a party, but run into various struggles once there; with Rider Strong and Jordan Ladd.
Cabin Fever 2: Spring Fever (2009): A flesh eating virus in bottled water threatens to ruin a high school prom; with Noah Segan.
Cats & Dogs (2001): A scientist's invention of a vaccine preventing allergies to dogs leads to a resumption in conflict between cats and dogs; with voices of Tobey Maguire and Sean Hayes.
Cocktail (1988): A pair of hotshot bartenders takes the bar scene by storm, mixing business with pleasure in the process; with Tom Cruise and Bryan Brown.
Cold Mountain (2003): A wounded Civil War soldier makes a long trek back home where his wife fights to survive on her dead father's farm; with Jude Law and Nicole Kidman.
Cube (1997): Six strangers find themselves trapped in a deadly, endless maze of interlocking cubes; with David Hewlett.
Cube 2: Hypercube (2002): Eight strangers wake up in a giant cube where logic is defied and death is around the corner; with Kari Matchett.
Cube Zero (2004): Monitor who helped to create the deadly maze of cubes decides to help a captive escape; with Zachary Bennett.
Dagh Ujala (aka Un-Freedom) (2015): Lesbian daughter fights off an arranged marriage in India while a Islamic fundamentalist targets an anti-extremist Muslim scholar; with Victor Banerjee.
Deep Blue Sea (1999): Scientists make super smart sharks in an attempt to study Alzheimer's, but are shocked, shocked to find out they are the main course; with Samuel L. Jackson.
Dil Hai Tumhaara (2002): Sophisticated son of a powerful businessman falls for a simple, free-spirited girl. Problem is that her other sister has fallen for him; with Rekha and Preity Zinta.
The Duchess (2008): Young duchess compensates for an unhappy marriage by starting a scandalous affair with a politician; with Keira Knightley and Ralph Fiennes.
Ethirmarai (2018): A detective investigating a string of brutal deaths suspects that mind control might have played a role; with Ramanathan.
Falcon Rising (2014): Martial arts master and former Marine travels to Brazil to track down the men who brutally attacked his sister; with Michael Jai White and Neal McDonough
The Family Man (2000): Cutthroat investment banker learns what his life would be like if he had married his college sweetheart and settled down; with Nicolas Cage.
Fishpeople (2017): Six different people from various backgrounds find purpose and meaning in the ocean in this documentary.
The Flintstones (1994): Fred and Barney find their friendship strained due to various matters involving their families and work; with John Goodman and Rick Moranis.
The Flintstones at Viva Rock Vegas (2000): Fred, Barney, Wilma, and Betty take a fun trip to Vegas while they were still dating; with Mark Addy and Kristen Johnston.
Fracture (2007): A young assistant attorney squares off with a man accused of attempting to murder his wife; with Ryan Gosling and Anthony Hopkins.
Friday Night Lights (2004): A new coach battles sky high expectations and player dramas to lead his team to the Texas State Football Championships; with Billy Bob Thornton and Lucas Black.
Gringo: The Dangerous Life of John McAfee (2016): The bizarre and scandalous lifestyle of McAfee, best known for anti-virus software, is the focus of this documentary.
Heat (1995): A detective and thief square off and find themselves considering an alliance; with Robert De Niro and Al Pacino.
The Invasion (2007): Psychiatrist who researches a mysterious alien epidemic learns that her son might be Earth's only hope for survival; with Nicole Kidman and Daniel Craig.
The Iron Giant (1999): In the middle of the Cold War, a young boy befriends a friendly giant robot that the government is determined to destroy; with voices of Vin Diesel and Jennifer Aniston.
Jackass 2.5 (2007): More stunts, pranks and mischief they weren't able to fit into Jackass 2; with Johnny Knoxville.
Kill the Irishman (2011): True crime tale focuses on Danny Greene, who squared off with the Mafia in a battle for control of Cleveland's organized crime scene in the 1970s; with Ray Stevenson.
Kya Kehna (2000): The world of a young college student is shaken when a brief involvement with a wealthy playboy leaves her pregnant; with Preity Zinta.
LA Confidential (1997): In 1950s Los Angeles, three cops from various backgrounds form a tentative alliance to root out police corruption; with Kevin Spacey and Russell Crowe.
Life is Beautiful (1997): When a Jewish family is sent into a concentration camp during World War 2, the father starts a game to protect his son's innocence; with Roberto Benigni.
Locked Up (2017): American teen who ends up in a fight at a Southeast Asian school finds herself sent to a correctional facility where abuse and humiliation await; with Kelly McCart.
Looney Tunes: Back in Action (2003): Recently fired stunt man searches for his father with the help of Daffy Duck, who recent quit working as an actor; with Brendan Fraser and Jenna Elfman.
The Lost Boys (1987): Sam, along with two friends, tries to save his brother from a gang rumored to be a coven of vampires; with Corey Haim and Jason Patric.
Maari (2015): Petty gangster wastes his time training pigeons and insulting people until two newcomers bring turmoil to his life; with Dhanush.
Made in America (1993): Black teenager's efforts to find out where she came from leads to results that might surprise her; with Whoopi Goldberg and Ted Danson.
Mallu Singh (2012): A man from Kerala looking for a childhood companion treks to Punjab where he runs into unexpected people and things; with Kunchacko Boban.
Mandobasar Galpo (2017): Acclaimed filmmaker seeks help of a psychiatrist to deal with a mysterious romantic trauma; with Paoli Dam.
Metro (2016): A man disgusted by jewelry thieves in Chennai vows to fight the criminal menace by taking the law in his own hands; with Yogi Babu.
Mortal Kombat (1995): Handpicked team of noble fighters square off with the minions of an evil emperor in a fighting tourney to save the world; with Robin Shou and Christopher Lambert.
Nancy Drew (2007): While in LA to travel with her father, Nancy investigates the murder of a movie star; with Emma Roberts.
Netflix Acquires Seth Rogen (2018): In a sign that things have finally gone too far, the mind, body, and soul of comedian Seth Rogen has been purchased by Netflix. Or has it?
Om Shanti Om (2007): A reincarnated small time actor is determined to find and punish the person responsible for starting the fire that killed him the first time; with Shah Rukh Khan.
Paisa Paisa (2013): Filmmaker races against time to find the money necessary to pay off his friend's kidnappers, but finds the situation turning complex; with Aju Varghese.
Philips and the Monkey Pen (2013): Mischevious boy struggling with math acquires a magic pen that helps him with his homework, but only in certain conditions; with Jayasurya.
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006): Jack Sparrow desperately tries to get out of a blood debt to Davy Jones and Will and Elizabeth get involved; with Johnny Depp and Bill Nighy.
The Power of One (1992): White South African orphan tormented by bullies befriends a political prisoner who teaches him how to box; with Stephen Dorff and Morgan Freeman.
Prince (2010): The morning after a thief commits the heist of his life, he wakes up with no memory of what happened; with Vivek Oberoi.
Proprietors Kammath & Kammath (2013): Two brothers who own a chain of restaurants runs into unexpected issues while trying to open a new restaurant in Palakkad; with Mammootty and Dileep.
Puthiya Theerangal (2012): Orphaned young girl living in a seaside town bonds with an elderly man she rescues from drowning; with Nivin Pauly and Namitha Pramod.
Queen of the Damned (2002): Group of ancient vampires plan to stop vampire turned rock star Lestat and a reincarnated vampire queen who plan to take over the world; with Stuart Townsend and Aaliyah.
Rukh (2017): A young man tries to reconnect with his family following the sudden death of his father; with Adarsh Gourav.
Sairat (2016): Two college students defy social edicts by falling in love which leads to violence in their village; with Rinku Rajguru.
Salaam Kashmir (2014): Househusband is content living life as a domestic until he meets a mysterious figure; with Vijayaraghavan.
Salt Mango Tree (2015): A middle class couple goes through great lengths to try to place their son in a top school; with Biju Menon.
Scarface (1983): Cuban immigrant Tony Montana moves his way up the underground until he becomes a Miami drug kingpin; with Al Pacino and Michelle Pfeiffer.
Secret in Their Eyes (2015): Former FBI investigator re-opens a murder case of his colleague only to find some unexpected truths; with Chiwetel Ejiofor and Nicole Kidman.
Seven (1995): Two cops try to stop a serial killer using the seven deadly sins as a playbook; with Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt.
Sin City (2005): Three tales of various people attempting to survive in the corrupt town of Basin City; with Bruce Willis and Jessica Alba.
A Sort of Family (2017): Argentinian doctor faces legal and ethical challenges when she goes into the country to pick up the infant she's been waiting to adopt; with Barbara Lennie.
Speed Racer (2008): Gifted young auto driver enters a dangerous race after turning down a lucrative contract from a wealthy sponsor; with Emile Hirsch and Christina Ricci.
The Spy Next Door (2010): Undercover agent ends up getting involved in top secret adventure while babysitting his fiancee's kids; with Jackie Chan and Amber Valletta.
Sunshine Cleaning (2008): To raise money for her son's education, Rose teams up with her unreliable sister to start a business specializing in cleaning up crime scenes; with Amy Adams and Emily Blunt.
Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003): The Terminator comes back to save an adult John Conner from a top of the line mechanical assassin; with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Nick Stahl.
To Noora with Love (2014): Misfortune strikes when a pious woman falls for a Sufi singer, but an act of love and sacrifice revives the relationship; with Mamta Mohandas and Krish Sathar.
Una (2016): A young woman tracks down the man who preyed on her 15 years before, forcing both to confront her damage suffered from an incident; with Rooney Mara and Ben Mendelsohn.
Unakkenna Venum Sollu (2015): A couple encounters a paranormal presence based on a past decision when they travel to Chennai to treat their ill son; with Deepak Paramesh.
Urumbukal Urangarilla (2015): An aspiring thief learns the art of robbery from an advanced student. But when both end up in jail, the truth is revealed; with Vinay Forrt.
Wrecker (2015): Two best friends get roped into a game of cat and mouse with a demented, lonely truck driver; with Anna Hutchison.
Zachariayude Garbhinikal (2013): Gynecologist dealing with four unconventional patients receives a visit from a young woman with a surprising gift; with Lal and Geetha.
April 2:
Anthony Joshua: The Road to Klitschko (2017): This sports documentary goes behind the scenes as the rising British boxer gets ready to square off against the former boxing champion.
Maria Sharapova: The Point (2017): Intimate documentary has the former number one tennis player in the world open up about her suspension for a failed drug test and her comeback.
Swim Team (2017): Three teens on a New Jersey swim team composed of people on the autism spectrum deal with life in and out of the pool in this fairly good documentary.
April 3:
Fary is the New Black (2018): Fary, a French comedy star, riffs on dating, stereotypes, and more in a special with his style, wit, and fresh outlook on life.
Honey: Rise Up and Dance (2018): Talented street dancer shakes her hair off at disapproving family and tries to join an exclusive dance crew in order to get a scholarship; with Teyana Taylor.
Ittefaq (2017): A homemaker and writer witness a murder and become prime suspects in a case that requires a detective to sort things out; with Sidharth Malhotra.
Yaara O Dildaara (2011): Father of a wealthy family with one hard working son and one playboy stirs things up when he arranges the marriage of one son with the other's girlfriend; with Harbhajan Mann.
April 4:
Ali Baba vs 7 Cuceler (2015): Garden gnome salesman and his brother in law attend a Sofia trade fair where they get mixed up with a mob boss; with Cern Yilmaz.
Ask Tesadufleri Sever (2011): Two star-crossed lovers are brought together by a series of circumstances, but it's not until Istanbul when they meet again; with Mehmet Gunsur.
Bir Baba Hindu (2016): Istanbul mobster falls for Indian yoga instructor and heads to Mumbai on a wild rescue mission when she ends up kidnapped; with Semiyan Midyat.
Eksi Elmalar (2016): Suitors at an eastern Turkish town knock on the mayor's door, but his three daughters have different ideas of who they want; with Yilmaz Erdogan.
Gorumce (2016): Young man does what he can to protect his fiancee from the evil schemes of his jealous sister; with Eda Ece.
Hadi Insallah (2014): A young woman dealing with a bad breakup finds her life changing when she meets a handsome man during a job interview; with Busra Pekin.
Kucuk Esnaf (2016): Honest locksmith deep in debt to the mafia falls for woman in similar straits; with Ibrahim Buyukak.
Organize Isler (2005): Gang leader recruits a suicidal Superman impersonator as a woman driving a car linked to the gang plots revenge; with Yilmaz Erdogan.
Pek Yakinda (2014): Former movie extra tries to win his wife back by filming a fantasy movie, but neither him or his crew knows how to shoot a film; with Cern Yilmaz.
Tale of Tales (2015): Surreal anthology of three tales containing irony, magic, and monsters; with Salma Hayek and Vincent Cassel.
April 5:
Behind the Curtain: Todrick Hall (2017): Singer and Youtube sensation Hall launches an original musical based loosely on his life in this documentary.
Day of the Dead: Bloodline (2018): It's a former medical student versus an evil zombie/human hybrid determined to destroy her; with Sophie Skelton.
Despicable Me 3 (2017): Mixed news for Gru: he loses his job when he fails to capture a 1980s child star turned villain, but he gains a new family member; with voices of Steve Carell and Kristen Wiig.
Istanbul Kirmizisi (2017): London based Orhan agrees to help a famous director by editing his book and gets drawn into his complex family life; with Halit Ergenc.
Swades: We the People (2004): A bright young scientist looks for his nanny in a developed section of India; with Shah Rukh Khan.
April 6:
The 4th Company (2016): A young inmate in a violent 1970s prison lands a spot in a soccer team that doubles as enforcers for a corrupt administration; with Adrian Ladron.
6 Balloons (2018): The loyal sister of a heroin addict tries to keep her spirits up while driving him to a detox center and looking after his young daughter; with Abbi Jacobson and Dave Franco.
Amateur (2018): A young basketball phenom faces corruption and greed in amateur sports after being recruited by an elite prep school; with Michael Rainey Jr. and Josh Charles.
Narco Cultura (2013): Documentary that examines the cycle of addiction and the unexpected dark side to the war on drugs.
Orbiter 9 (2017): Woman who spent her entire life on a spaceship becomes enamored with an engineer who enters her life and changes her world; with Clara Lago.
Ram Dass, Going Home (2018): Researcher, author, and spiritual teacher Dass reflects on life, love, and mortality from his Hawaiian home in this documentary short.
Seth Rogen's Hilarity for Charity (2018): Stand-up, sketches, and music are blended in this outrageous comedy special to raise money to fight ALS; with Rogen and Michael Che.
Sun Dogs (2017): A simple minded man eager to serve his country after 9/11 conducts amateur terrorist surveilance with a young runaway; with Michael Angarano.
Todo lo que seria Lucas Lauriente (2018): The Argentinian comic shares his observations on different generations and urges young people to quit talking about goals in this special.
April 7:
24 Hours to Live (2017): A hitman is given 24 more hours to live thanks to an experimental procedure and he decides to seek vengeance and redemption; with Ethan Hawke.
April 8:
American Heist (2014): An ex-con's attempts to go straight go by the wayside when his older brother convinces him to the underworld for one final heist; with Hayden Christensen and Adrien Brody.
April 9:
The Tiger Hunter (2016): Engineer Sami finds his trip from India to Chicago less than conducive for him achieving the American Dream; with Danny Pudi and Jon Heder.
April 10:
Greg Davies: You Magnificent Beast (2018): Stand up special from the British comic focuses on bad dates, manscaping issues, and his father's pranks.
April 12:
Pahell (2005): Traditional Indian folklore comes alive in this charming film; with Shah Rukh Khan and Amitabh Bachchan.
Phir Bhi Dil Hai Hindustani (2000): Two competitive journalists working for rival TV stations try hard to mask their true feelings for each other; with Shah Rukh Khan.
Pickpockets (2016): Aspiring teen thieves learn the secrets of the trade from a master of trickery and deception on the streets of Bogota; with Carlos Bardem.
April 13:
Come Sunday (2018): A renowned fundamentalist preacher has a crisis of faith which leads to a new, dangerous spiritual path; with Chiwetel Ejiofor and Martin Sheen.
I Am Not an Easy Man (2017): A shameless chauvinist locks horns with a powerful female author in a world where women dominate; with Vincent Elbaz.
April 14:
Nowhere Boy (2009): A custody battle begins between the aunt who raised John and the mother who reappears in his life. Meanwhile, John starts to reveal his musical gifts; with Aaron Taylor-Johnson.
April 15:
Beyond Skyline (2017): Suspended LA cop assists survivors of an alien invasion to rescue hostages and stop the onslaught; with Frank Grillo.
Eddie Murphy: Delirious (1983): Uncensored observations and parodies highlight the first stand up special from SNL graduate Murphy.
Lakeview Terrace (2008): Off-kilter cop tries to make life hell for his new neighbors, an interracial couple; with Kerry Washington and Samuel L. Jackson.
Numero Zero: The Roots of Italian Rap (2015): The influence of 1990s hip hop music on the culture of Italy is the focus of this documentary.
Seven Pounds (2008): An IRS agent hiding a secret befriends seven strangers with something in common; with Will Smith and Rosario Dawson.
April 16:
Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant (2009): Darren Shan takes a life changing trip to the circus to view sideshow oddities; with John C. Reilly and Josh Hutcherson.
Porto (2016): Coastal Portuguese city is the home for a life changing erotic encounter between an American expat and a French student; with Anton Yelchin (RIP).
April 17:
The Honeymoon Stand Up Special Collection (2018): A trio of stand up specials from Natasha Leggero and Moshe Kasher who deal with family, relationships, and more.
April 18:
Friend Request (2017): De-friending someone leads to death and destruction as a popular college student learns the hard way; with Alycia Debnam-Carey.
Henry Poole is Here (2008): A terminally ill man is driven from his exile thanks to a small miracle and a clash with his eccentric neighbors; with Luke Wilson and Radha Mitchell.
Pele (2016): A Brazilian boy overcomes poverty to show flashes of unmatched soccer skills; with Leonardo Lima Carvalho.
April 19:
All the Reasons to Forget (2017): A Brazilian man tries multiple ways to get over a breakup with his ex-girlfriend, but his memory of her is slow to fade; with Johnny Massaro.
Chasing the Dragon (2017): A mainland Chinese immigrant along with a crooked cop rises to the top of Hong Kong's drug underworld; with Donnie Yen.
April 20:
Dude (2018): During the last two weeks of high school, four best friends bond over losses, life changes, and weed. Happy 4/20; with Lucy Hale.
Kodachrome (2018): Record company executive joins estranged dad on a road trip to the final lab processing Kodachrome film; with Jason Sudekis and Ed Harris.
Mercury 13 (2018): Documentary focuses on 13 women who survived rigorous testing as skilled pilots only to be passed over in 1961 in favor of males when it came to flying in space.
April 24:
Face/Off (1997): The effort of an antiterrorism agent to win the confidence of an imprisoned brother backfires when the terrorist goes under the knife; with Nicolas Cage and John Travolta.
Kevin James: Never Don't Give Up (2018): Fatherhood, fans, and allergies are among the topics as the veteran TV actor and comedian gets back to stage in a family friendly special.
The Magic Pill (2017): The study of a controversial diet to eliminate sickness and the use of fat as fuel are the focuses of this documentary.
Main Hoon Na (2004): An army major goes undercover as a college student to protect his general's daughter from a militant and find his half-brother; with Shah Rukh Khan.
April 25:
Bill Nye: Science Guy (2017): The host behind a beloved science show for kids (and a Netflix one) steps away from the lab to take on science skeptics in this documentary.
Fishtronaut: The Movie (2018): Fishtronaut takes his friends with him to the big city in search of his grandpa, but finds himself involved in a mystery; with voice of Fabio Lucindo.
Psychokinesis (2018): A father who has acquired supernatural powers tries to help out his estranged daughter who's in danger of losing everything; with Ryu Seung-ryong.
A Question of Faith (2017): Three families find their lives colliding after a tragic accident and learn about the strong and redeeming power of faith; with Richard T. Jones.
April 26:
Enissa Amani: Ehrenwort (2018): The Iranian-German comedian tackles engineering, tax deductions, and fan mail etiquette in this special.
Kickboxer: Retaliation (2018): Kurt's vow to never come back to Thailand is spoiled when he's drugged and sent to a Thai prison to fight against a big opponent; with Alain Moussi and Jean-Claude Van Damme.
April 27:
Candy Jar (2018): Debate champions who are polar opposites on just about everything plan to get into their dream colleges; with Christina Hendricks and Helen Hunt.
Holy Goalie (2017): Young priest tries to turn a team of uncoordinated monks into a soccer team in hopes of winning the grand prize in a soccer tournament; with Karra Elejalde.
The Man Who Knew Infinity (2015): An Indian math prodigy deals with academia and racism with the help of a don in Cambridge; with Dev Patel and Jeremy Irons.
The Rachel Divide (2018): The documentary focuses on the rise and fall of Rachel Dolezal from a high position in the NAACP when issues of racial identity started to pop up.
The Week Of (2018): Two fathers with different backgrounds and views of their children's upcoming wedding spend a crazy week trying to keep it together; with Adam Sandler and Chris Rock.
April 28:
Billu (2009): A small town barber's white lie that he was once friends with a Bollywood superstar grows out of control when the actor ends up in town for a film; with Irrfan Khan and Shah Rukh Khan.
April 30:
Babam ve Oglum (2005): A widowed reporter returns to his hometown following a bloody Turkish coup in 1980 bringing his son and a final wish; with Cetin Tekindor.
The Price of Success (2017): Rising comedian of Parisian banlieue roots learns the true price of fame while struggling to balance family and work; with Tahar Rahim.
Running Shaadi (2017): Bihari migrant runs a successful elopement service until his former boss's daughter stirs the pot; with Amit Sadh.
TV:
April 1:
Bare Knuckle Fight Club Season 1 (2017): The bloody and ruthless underworld of British bare knuckle boxing is revealed in this docuseries.
Birth of a Movement (2017): A newspaper editor named William Trotter decides to mobilize against the racist epic Birth of a Nation, starting the Civil Rights Movement in the process; with Danny Glover.
Dare to Be Wild (2015): Irish landscape designer Mary Reynolds fights to bring her unique style to the esteemed Chelsea Flower Show in this documentary.
The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. Season 1 (2016): A high school sophomore plans on keeping his psychic powers hidden, but his classmates test him; with voice of Hiroshi Kamiya.
Fallet Season 1 (2017): A Swedish detective and a British colleague struggle to solve a gruesome murder; with Lisa Henni and Adam Godley.
Farewell Ferris Wheel (2016): Visually rich look at the US carnival industry in this documentary.
(The) Gene Doctors (2017): Recent breakthroughs in gene therapy and efforts to tackle heridetary diseases make up the focus of the documentary.
Great British Menu Season 7 (2012): British top chefs battle to have their culinary masterpieces served in a banquet for the 2012 Summer Olympic Games; with Wendy Lloyd.
Great Interior Design Challenge Season 3 (2016): Amateur interior designers must fix the homes of ordinary people blending style with a tight budget in this British reality series.
Influx (2016): Documentary focuses on the challenges of Italians immigrating to London as well as the unease felt by leaving their home country.
The Joel McHale Show with Joel McHale (2018): New episode with funny commentary based on TV shows around the world and zany sketches; with Gabriel Iglesias and Russell Wilson.
Loaded Season 1 (2017): Group of four friends find their relationships tested when their video game start up company is sold for millions; with Jim Howick.
The Paper Season 1 (2016): A construction magnate takes over a struggling paper and attempts to turn its editorial section into a tool for power and personal gain; with Branka Katic.
Pokemon The Series: Sun and Moon Season 1 (2016): Ash and his Pikachu travel to Alola to enroll in Pokemon school where they confront the nefarious Team Skull; with voice of Sarah Natochenny.
The Search for Life in Space (2016): Astrobiologists look for signs of life in Mars, Jupiter, and extreme environments in the Earth in this short documentary.
April 2:
Chronicles of a Champion Golfer Series 1 (2016): Open Championship winners explain what it takes to be the best in the world; with Tiger Woods and Jack Nicholas.
The Mavericks Season 1 (2016): This series focuses on athletes who flouted the rules in their sport.
La Piloto Season 1 (2017): Woman who dreams of being a pilot gets caught up in drug smuggling while working as a flight attendant; with Livia Brito.
Premiere League Legends Series 2 (2015): Stars of the elite British soccer league go up close and personal in this sports interview series.
April 4:
Rostered On Season 1 (2016): The infuriating, traumatic, and hilarious world of retail work is explored in this mockumentary series; with Paul Moore and Doug Lyons.
April 5:
Violet Evergarden Season 1 (2018): Post war, a scarred and emotionless woman gets a job writing letters to understand herself and her past.
April 6:
Boss Baby: Back in Business Season 1 (2018): Boss Baby decides to show older brother Tim the ropes on the art of business in this spinoff series; with voice of JP Karliak.
Cold Feet Season 1 (1998): A group of British friends deal with various relationship and work related issues in this dramedy; with James Nesbitt and John Thomson.
Fastest Car Season 1 (2018): It's exotic supercars versus souped up sleeper cars built and modified by gearheads in this unscripted docuseries.
Money Heist Season 2 (2017): The lack of communication given by a heist's mysterious leader leads to a mutiny and arrest as things wind up to a conclusion; with Itziar Ituno.
My Next Guest Needs No Introduction: Jay-Z (2018): Dave Letterman interviews the legendary rapper about his past and racial injustice and also finds time to visit iconic producer Rick Rubin.
Troy Season 1 (2018): In this modern adaption of the Greek mythology tale, a herdsman learns his true identity and falls for a Spartan woman; with Louis Hunter.
Wakfu Season 3 (2017): Yugo and friends seek out to rescue Percedal's children from a secretive cult; with voice of Fanny Block.
April 7:
Ollie and Moon Season 1 (2018): Two quirky cats and a snail travel around the world and learn about cultures while solving problems; with Mattea Conforti.
April 8:
The Joel McHale Show with Joel McHale (2018): This week's episode reveals the dark side to technology, a bad ending to a family classic, and an invention; with Bill Nye.
April 9:
AMO Season 1 (2017): While his cop uncle profits from corruption, a high schooler expands his drug running while staying one step ahead of the Filipino government's war on drugs; with Derek Ramsey.
April 10:
New Girl Season 6 (2017): While her friends are taking big steps with their relationships, Jess works on her feelings for Nick; with Zooey Deschanel and Max Greenfield.
April 13:
Chef's Table Season 4: Pastry (2018): The sweet taste of success as four pastry chefs discuss the difficult road to making it and share some of their tantalizing treats.
Club Friday to be Continued: My Beautiful Tomboy Season 1 (2016): The relationships of a young woman are shaken by one person's change in sexual identity; with Puttichai Kasetsin.
Fix It and Finish It Season 1 (2014): A team of skilled contractors and designers work to renovate and transform properties in just one day; with Antonio Sabato Jr.
Lost in Space Season 1 (2018): In this thrilling reboot of the campy sci-fi classic, the Robinson family fights to survive and escape an alien planet they crash-landed on; with Molly Parker.
The Magic School Bus Rides Again Season 2 (2018): Ms. Frizzle and her charges ride on top of a noodle mountain and travel to the sun's center; with voice of Kate McKinnon.
O-Negative: Love Can't Be Designed Season 1 (2016): Five students with the same blood type deal with love, friendship, and college life; with Jirayu La-ongmanee.
April 14:
How to Get Away with Murder Season 4 (2017): Annalise deals with a recent tragedy by taking on a new case, but past revelations upend everyone's lives; with Viola Davis.
April 15:
The Joel McHale Show with Joel McHale (2018): Russell Crowe's divorce auction, Jersey Shore, and new fragrences are among the topics in this week's show; with Nicole Byer.
The Minimighty Kids Seasons 1-2 (2008/2012): Five kids learn that their mini-problems can become quirky superpowers and become a super heroic team.
Psiconautas Seasons 1-2 (2015-6): Spanish con man pretneds to be a therapist for a group of gullible misfits; with Guillermo Toledo.
April 16:
La Rosa de Guadalupe Season 1 (2008): This Spanish language drama contains positive characters overcoming tough situations with the help of love, miracles, and dreams; with Milia Nader.
April 17:
The Chalet Season 1 (2018): Friends vacationing in a remote chalet in the French Alps come across a dark secret from the past; with Chloe Lambert.
Legends of Tomorrow Season 3 (2017): The Legends take on a new challenge from Rip Hunter and the Time Bureau with designs on the Waverider; with Victor Garber and Brandon Routh.
Lockup: Chain Linked Collection 1 (2017): Docuseries goes behind the scenes of various prisons to tell the stories of various incarcerated inmates.
Murderous Affairs Season 3 (2017): The crime show dives into more love affairs leading to someone's demise, focusing on a love triangle in California and a May-December romance.
April 18:
Hard Time Seasons 2-3 (2010/2012): Gritty documentary series focuses on a year in the life of a maximum security prison and its wardens and inmates.
April 19:
Ainori Love Wagon: Asian Journey Season 1 (2017): Seven male and female strangers board a pink bus in search of true love and travel through Asia in hopes of coupling up; with Becky.
Charite Season 1 (2018): Ida finds romance and career fulfillment at a Berlin hospital in 1888; with Alicia von Rittberg.
April 20:
Aggretsuko Season 1 (2018): A red panda deals with a thankless office job by going to karaoke after work to belt out death metal; with voice of Kaolip.
Club Friday To Be Continued: Friend and Enemy Season 1 (2016): A love triangle spirals out of control, affecting both a friendship and a couple's relationship; with Wanida Termthanaporn.
Club Friday To Be Continued: The Promise Season 1 (2016): Two young lovers find their friendship tested by being separated; with Jirayu La-ongmanee.
Dope Season 2 (2018): Season 2 explores new battlegrounds in the never ending war against drugs in the United States and the Caribbean from various perspectives.
Hormones Seasons 1-2 (2013-4): Thai high school students deal with various issues in and out of school in this drama set in Bangkok; with Pachara Chirathivat.
A Love So Beautiful Season 1 (2017): A budding artist and her handsome, but indifferent classmate and neighbor find their tentative relationship tested by school, family, and growing up; with Hu Yitian.
Spy Kids: Mission Critical Season 1 (2018): In this animated spin-off of the film franchise, Juni and Carmen must battle an evil organization on their own; with voice of Ashley Bornancin.
April 21:
The Letdown Season 1 (2017): The mother of a two month old joins a new parents support group where befriends new people facing quirky challenges and changes; with Alison Bell.
April 22:
The Joel McHale Show with Joel McHale (2018): New bidet technology, finding the home for a puppy stranded at sea and the Vanderpumps are all part of this latest episode; with Joe Manganiello.
Legends of Tomorrow Season 3 (2017): The ragtag team of superheroes must deal with the Time Bureau and dangerous anachronisms; with Victor Garber and Brandon Routh.
April 24:
Call the Midwife: Christmas Special 2017 (2017): A harsh winter has the midwives dealing with harsh weather conditions, uncomfortable truths, and confidence issues; with Jenny Agutter.
April 25:
Black Lightning Season 1 (2018): School principal leaps back into action as a legendary superhero when a gang threatens his family; with Cress Williams and James Remar.
April 27:
3% Season 2 (2018): The next Process looms as The Cause hatches a drastic plan for ending the ritual permanently, putting Michele in the middle; with Joao Miguel.
Bobby Kennedy for President Part 1 (2018): Historical footage and personal recollections explore the phenomenon and the legacy of the man who helped to redefine America in the 1960s.
Dancing Angels Season 1 (2016): Aspiring young musicians plan for stardom while navigating the ups and downs of life.
Goodnight DJ 1 Seasons 1-2 (2008/2016): Young radio announcers explore the supernatural in dreams, accidents, and their lives; with Chan Fong.
Moving On Season 1 (2016): A Malaysian law graduate's return from London is spoiled by family, relationship, and career issues; with Irene Santiago.
The New Legends of Monkey Season 1 (2018): Valiant girl frees a god trapped in stone to help her quest to locate seven scrolls before evil forces can take them; with Chai Hansen.
REA(L)OVE Season 1 (2018): Unusual dating show has a group of men and women with dark secrets searching for love; with Atsushi Tamura.
Through It All Season 1 (2016): Two brothers from Malaysia try a clean start in Singapore, but a childhood friend becomes romantically entangled with both of them; with Li Nanxing.
Trio and a Bed Season 1 (2016): Three woman from various backgrounds deal with work, romantic, and fame challenges after graduating from college; with Annabelle Kong.
April 29:
Jane the Virgin Season 4 (2017): Jane deals with romantic entanglements while Rafael has some issues of his own and her mother gets married; with Gina Rodriguez.
The Joel McHale Show with Joel McHale (2018): Clips from Jersey Shore, Jeopardy, and the UFC get blended in with bits on 1990s slang and voting; with Bellamy Young.
April 30:
Black Crows Season 1 (2017): Drama that showcases women and children under an Islamic State group; with Rashed Al Shamrani.
Maggie & Bianca: Fashion Friends Season 2 (2017): A new school year at the fashion academy brings forth new students, new challenges, and a new professor.
Streaming this April?:
Luis Miguel Season 1 (2018) (The dark side of fame and fortune with a Mexican pop star; with Diego Boneta) (May have to wait for the series to finish airing before we get it, according to Decider)
Superstition Season 1 (2018) (A mortician family with supernatural powers provides afterlife care for clients who suffered during death) (MOVED: 4/29)
Coming in May:
May 1:
27: Gone Too Soon (2018) (NEW: 4/24)
Amelie (2001) (NEW: 4/24)
Barbie Dreamhouse Adventures Season 1 (2018) (NEW; 4/24)
Beautiful Girls (1996) (NEW: 4/24)
The Bourne Ultimatum (2007) (NEW; 4/23)
The Carter Effect (2017) (NEW; 4/24)
The Clapper (2017) (NEW: 4/24)
Darc (2018) (NEW: 4/24)
God's Own Country (2017) (NEW; 4/24)
Hachi: A Dog's Tale (2009) (NEW: 4/24)
Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay (2008) (NEW; 4/24)
Hellboy 2: The Golden Army (2008) (NEW; 4/24)
High School Musical 3: Senior Year (2008) (NEW; 4/24)
Jewel's Catch One (2018) (Documentary focusing on an African American disco that was like the West Coast's answer to Studio 54)
John Mulaney: Kid Gorgeous (2018)
A Life of Its Own: The Truth About Medical Marijuana (2016) (NEW: 4/24)
Mr. Woodcock (2007) (NEW; 4/24)
My Perfect Romance (2018) (NEW: 4/24)
Pocoyo and Cars (2015) (NEW; 4/24)
Pocoyo and the Space Circus (2009) (NEW; 4/24)
Queens of Comedy Season 1 (2017) (NEW; 4/24)
The Reaping (2007) (NEW; 4/24)
Reasonable Doubt (2014) (NEW; 4/24)
Red Dragon (2002) (NEW; 4/24)
Scream 2 (1997) (NEW; 4/23)
Shrek (2001) (NEW; 4/24)
Simon Season 1 (?) (NEW; 4/24)
Sliding Doors (1998) (NEW; 4/24)
Sometimes (2018) (NEW; 4/24)
The Strange Name Movie (2017) (NEW; 4/24)
Yu-Gi-Oh Arc-V Season 2 (2015) (NEW; 4/24)
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