
"Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp": The 2001 parody of teen sex movies didn't do much at the box office, but the cast -- including Paul Rudd, Amy Poehler and Bradley Cooper -- went on to big things. This prequel brings back the gang in a multipart series that will premiere July 31 on Netflix.

"Serena" (2015): The stars don't come any bigger than in this 2015 movie about newlyweds in the North Carolina timber business. Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper lead the cast. (Netflix)

"Bad Ink" season 1: The A&E reality series follows tattoo artist Dirk Vermin of Las Vegas, who makes it his business to cover bad tattoos with something better. (Netflix)

"My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic" season 5: Go ahead, make fun of this long-running cartoon series. Its fans aren't just little girls but include men known as "bronies." Who wouldn't want to see Twilight Sparkle find a little love and happiness? (Netflix)

"Saw V" (2008): The fifth part -- and we do mean "part" -- of the bloody horror series includes a number of new Hobson's choices for its trapped characters but also shows how the Jigsaw Killer found his protege. (Netflix)

"Glee" season 6: The series about musical high schoolers may have gone off the air in March, but it's still around to watch (and sing along with) on streaming video. (Netflix, Amazon Prime)

"Alive" (1993): In 1972, a plane carrying a Uruguayan rugby team went down in the Andes near the Argentina-Chile border, about 100 miles south of Santiago. Ethan Hawke and Vincent Spano star in the story of how the team survived. (Netflix)

"Underworld Evolution" (2006): Vampire warrior Selene (Kate Beckinsale) and werewolf hybrid Michael (Scott Speedman) learn the history of the ongoing war in this sequel to the hit 2003 film. (Netflix, Amazon Prime)

"Bible Secrets Revealed" season 1: The good book gets the investigative treatment in this series. (Netflix)

"Downton Abbey" season 5: This soapy British historical drama has become quite the hit on this side of the pond. (Amazon Prime)

"The Newsroom" seasons 1 and 2: Jeff Daniels as Will McAvoy heads an ensemble cast in this Aaron Sorkin-created HBO drama. (Amazon Prime)

"True Blood " season 5: Love sucks sometimes for real-life spouses Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer in this steamy vampire series. (Amazon Prime)

"Wayne's World 2" (1993): Party on! Excellent! Mike Myers, Dana Carvey and Tia Carrere bring the funny in this sequel. (Amazon Prime)

Dirty Dancing (1987): It feels like only yesterday that Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey were dancing their socks off and making us fall in love with them. Relive the magic. (Amazon Prime)

"Harlem Nights" (1989): Critics didn't love this gangster tale starring Eddie Murphy and two of his comedic heroes, Richard Pryor and Redd Foxx, but fans love it. (Amazon Prime)

"The Skeleton Twins" (2014): Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader take a break from comedy in this acclaimed drama about a pair of troubled siblings. (Amazon Prime)

"Gandhi" (1982): Sir Ben Kingsley won a best actor Academy Award for his portrayal of the leader of India's nonviolence movement. (Amazon Prime)

"The Expendables 3" (2014): The latest in this franchise about a group of older mercenaries pits them against their group's co-founder. (Amazon Prime)

"Annie Hall" (1977): Director Woody Allen wrote this part for then-girlfriend Diane Keaton in a film about a man trying to sort through his relationship with the quirky Annie. (Hulu)

"Mystic Pizza" (1988): Julia Roberts got her big break in this ensemble coming-of-age film set in Connecticut. (Hulu)

"Fargo" (1996): Yeah, you betcha we will watch this Cohen brothers film over and over. Frances McDormand won our hearts (and an Oscar) as a pregnant Minnesota police chief in this dark comedy. (Hulu)

"Sleepwalk with Me" (2012): Comedian Mike Birbiglia wrote, directed and starred in this film based on a true story from his one-man show. (Hulu)

"Y Tu Mamá También" (2001): A pair of teenage boys and an older woman embark on a road trip in Mexico in this film directed by Alfonso Cuarón. (Hulu)

"The Human Centipede, First Sequence" (2009): Dieter Laser stars as Dr. Heiter in this tale of a mad scientist who kidnaps and mutilates a group of tourists. (Hulu)

"My Amityville Horror" (2012): Daniel Lutz tells for the first time his version of the infamous Amityville haunting that terrified his family in 1975 and inspired a horror film. (Hulu)

"The Other Woman" (2009): Natalie Portman and Charlie Tahan star in this drama about a woman and her tumultuous relationship with her stepson. (Hulu)

"The Jeffrey Dahmer Files" (2012): Archival footage and reenactments tell the story of the arrest of the serial killer. (Hulu)

Inspector Bellamy (2009): Gérard Depardieu and Vahina Giocante star in the tale of a Parisian inspector who becomes involved in an investigation while on vacation. (Hulu)

"The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel" (2015): The sequel to the 2012 surprise hit received mixed reviews from critics but initially topped the UK box office. (iTunes)

"Insurgent" (2015) : Theo James and Shailene Woodley return for the second installment in the franchise based on the popular Veronica Roth young adult novels. (iTunes)

"Silicon Valley" season 2: A comedy about life in a startup has found its fan base. (iTunes)

"Veep" season 4: Julia Louis-Dreyfus deals with life in the White House in this TV comedy. (iTunes)

"Lila & Eve" (2015): Viola Davis and Jennifer Lopez star as mothers who team up after they lose children to gun violence. (iTunes)

"Eleventh Hour" (2006): Sir Patrick Stewart stars as professor Ian Hood, who investigates black-market human cloning and the outbreak of a deadly virus. (Acorn)

"Republic of Doyle" season 3: Allan Hawco returns as Jake Doyle for an action-packed season. Guest stars include Russell Crowe and Kevin Durand. (Acorn)

"Hoop Dreams" (1994): Two young men are followed through their entire high-school basketball careers as they face obstacles on their way to getting recruited for college. (Fandor)

"Days of Future Past: Rogue Cut" (2014): Fans can enjoy 90 minutes of extras in this cut of "X-Men: Days of Future Past." (iTunes)

"What We Did on Our Holiday" (2015): David Tennant and Rosamund Pike star in this film about a family vacation. (iTunes)

"Chris Tucker Live" (2015): The "Rush Hour" star brings his special brand of humor to a stand-up special filmed at the historic Fox
Theatre in his hometown of Atlanta. (Netflix)
Theatre in his hometown of Atlanta. (Netflix)

