Welcome to our list of the best movies on Hulu! On this page we've put together a list ofဣ our 10 favorite films that are currently available on the streamer, as of June 2025. This month we've also introduced a new Pick of the Month, that will highlight a particularly cool and worthwhile film. Our first choice? The new Predator animated movie, Killer of Killer🍷s.
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Pick of the month
Predator: Killer of Killers
It's a big year for fans of the galaxy's greatest hunter🦩. Not only are we getting the long awaited follow up film to Prey in November, Predator: Badlands, but director Dan Trachtenberg recently unveiled this surprise feature-length animated movie. Killer of Kill꧋ers is an anthology movie with three separate storylines, each focused on the extraterrestrial warriors in different periods of human history. There's a story set in Viking times, a tale of a ninja in feudal Japan, and a World War II-set story that sees a pilot take on a Predator in aerial combat.
With the futuristic Badlands set to give us our first Predator protagonist, Killer of Killers looks like it will take a more old school approacꦚh. And, from the footage seen so far, the animation is looking pretty spectacular, with a different style for each story. Predator: Killer of Killers is streaming from June 6.
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The 10 best Hulu movies
10. Presence
Year: 2024
Director: Steven Soderbergh
Steven Soderbergh's innovative supernatural thriller is coming to Hulu on June 3. A haunted house story with a difference, Presence is told entirely from the spirit's point of view. Taking place within a recently renovated house, the🏅 ghost observes a new family – Lucy Liu's Rebekah, Chris Sullivan's Chris, and their kids, Tyler (Eddy Maday), and Chloe (Callina Liang) – move in. When Tyler's new friend Ryan (West Mulholland) becomes a regular visitor, however, the "presence" starts to become more active...
Shot in secret during 2023, Presence offers a fresh take on one of the🐽 oldest storytelling traditions. Soderbergh puts us in the position of the spirit, silently watching a family that is slowly falling apart. Meditative and moving as well as occasionally genuinely eerie, thi🌟s is a true one-off.
9. Prey
Year: 2022
Director: Dan Trachtenberg
There's a diabolical simplicity to the pitch behind Prey, the latest entry in the Preda♏tor franchise: What if a Predator hunted in a different peri🐈od in history? Instead of having a Predator go up against the deadliest, Schwarzenegger-esque modern warrior with all the guns and ammo that entails, Prey is set in the Great Plains in the early 1700s. Amber Midthunder plays Naru, a Comanche woman whose desire to be a warrior instead of a healer, as her tribe would have her be, is tested to the extreme when an alien hunter searches for its quarry where the buffalo roam.
Prey is a 𓄧fun, refreshing change of pace for Predator, and it will have you wondering why there aren't more movies like this. Have a Predator fight samurai, or gladiators, or pirates, or have a Predator square off against a battalion of Allied forces in World War II. The possibilities that Prey unlocked should be endless.
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8. BlackBerry
Year: 2023
Director: Matt Johnson
For whatever reason, there was a glut of movies in 2023 that d🌼ramatized how certain products — like Air Jordans, Tetris, and Flamin' Hot Cheetos — were created. But, by far the best movie to emerge from this trend focuses on the rise ✤and fall of the once-ubiquitous BlackBerry mobile phone that dominated the '00s until the iPhone ate its lunch.
Starring Jay Ba🎐ruchel and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's Glenn Howerton as a geek and a ruthless businessman who forge a partnership as successful as it is tenuous, BlackBerry stands out from the crowd in its willingness to show the dark lows of capitalism in addition to its highs. It's a smart, insightful, and bleakly comedic look at tech and commerce.
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7. The Host
Year: 2006
Director: Bong Joon-Ho
Parasite director Bong Joon-Ho made a creature feature in his own distinct way with 2006's The Host, which follows a Seoul 🐓family as they try to rescue a young family member who has been taken by a grotesque monster that emerged from the river and started wreaking havoc.
As with almost all of Director Bong's films, The Host blends comedy with darkness, dealing with some heavy themes involving class, bureaucracy, environmentalism, and more. The monster, some sort of mutated tadpole-like creature, is like nothing else you'll see on the screen, as is the unforgettable scene where it first comes ashore in broad daylight — totally throwing away the typical Jaws-style playbook of keeping the monster hidden. This is one of the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best monster movies released in the 200🍌0s and is well worth your time.
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6. L.A. Confidential
Year: 1997
Director: Curtis Hanson
This cla☂ssic neo-noir thriller from director Curtis Hanson is easily one of the best films of the '90s. An adaptation of James Ellroy's gritty 1990 novel of the same name, it's set in a richly-evokജed vision of 1953 and contrasts the idealism of the era with its dark and seedy underbelly.
Russell Crowe is perfectly cast as the hot-tempered Officer Wendell White while Guy Pearce naturally embodies the more by-the-books Detective Edmund Exley – two very different cops who find themselves caught up in a seemingly disparate web of murder, conspiracy, and police corruption. Densely plotted, it sometimes feels like L.A. Confidential might not bring all of its many strands together satisfactorily, but it does, in a way that's as dazzling as it is bracingly cynical. Steeped in atmo🦂sphere, and with one of the greatest casts of the '90s, it's a certified🤡 masterpiece.
5. Die Hard
Year: 1988
Director: John McTiernan
The holiday season is coming up, and that's what we call a good bit of timing because Die Hard does indeed qualify a🦂s a Christmas movie. However, you can (and should) watch it at any time of year, regardless of your calendar, beca💝use it's an action masterpiece.
Bruce Willis stars as John McClane, a tired New York City cop who goes to LA to visit his estranged wife. Unfortunately, a group of robbers masqu🍨erading as terrorists led by Hans Gruber (Alan Rickman) have taken everybody hostage, and only John McClane stands a chance at saving the day. Die Hard is a perfectly executed romp, and Willis makes for an all time action hero, in large part because he isn't like The Rock. He's just a regular guy — a very competent guy, granted, but an exasperated one.
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