Charlie Cox and Christian Bale are headlining two new Netflix projects on the streaming platform in the next month or so, Treason and The Pale Blue Eye.

After delivering the gruesome horror movie Antlers last year, Scott Cooper is back and reteamed with his Hostiles star Christian Bale for The Pale Blue Eye, where Bale plays a detective who recruits a young Edgar Allan Poe to help investigate the murder of one of Poe’s fellow West Point cadets.

Adam Sandler stars in the upcoming Netflix basketball drama Hustle as a washed up basketball scout Stanley Beren who discovers a street ball phenom in Spain. Determined to give the kid a shot with or without the approval of his team, the 76ers, Beren brings him to the states to train for the NBA draft.

Considered one of the best sci-fi/horror remakes ever made, the 1978 version of Invasion of the Body Snatchers is also considered one of the greatest movies ever made, period, and stars Donald Sutherland as he slowly realizes that an alien invasion is quietly happening in San Fransisco as people are being replaced in their sleep by “pod people” being grown by strange alien plants.

The follow-up to Top Gun, Days of Thunder couldn’t quite live up to the bar set by its predecessor, including on the soundtrack side as the main single from the movie, “Show Me Heaven” by Maria McKee, failed to chart in the US, although it was a pretty massive hit worldwide.

When a witness he’s tasked with protecting gets killed by mafia hitman, San Fransisco detective Frank Bullitt will stop at nothing to figure out who committed the hit and why.

When their husbands are killed in a heist gone wrong, a group of widows is forced to pull a heist of their own to get out of debt from a ruthless crime boss in the new crime thriller Widows, although it’s not quite the movie that the trailers promised.

When their husbands are killed in a bad heist, a group of widows must team up to protect their families and clear the debt owed by their husbands to a crime boss.