A new year undoubtedly means a lot of things to a lot of people, and for streaming subscribers, it means 365 more days of inventive new TV series, returning fan favorites, creepy new movies, hilarious stand-up specials and much more. 2018 could end up being Netflix's biggest year yet, with more money than ever going into original programming and key acquisitions, and we'll have our eyes glued to the screen for so much of it.

Get your TV calendars out and start penciling in dates, as we're unleashing our 2018 Netflix premiere schedule on everyone. From a Kevin Spacey-free House of Cards to a post-Defenders universe for the Marvel heroes, this year will give fans everything they've been wanting and more.

January 2018 Releases

Monday, January 1

Lovesick Season 3 - TV Comedy

Friday, January 5

Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee Seasons 1-9 - TV Unscripted

THE END OF THE F*ING WORLD - TV Comedy/Drama (U.K.)

DEVILMAN CRYBABY - TV Anime

BEFORE I WAKE - Supernatural Horror Film

ROTTEN - Documentary

Friday, January 12

Disjointed Season 1 Part 2 - TV Comedy

Tom Segura: Disgraceful - Stand-Up Comedy Special

MOB PSYCHO 100 - TV Supernatural Drama (Japan)

THE POLKA KING - Comedy Film

SOMEBODY FEED PHIL - Documentary

MY NEXT GUEST NEEDS NO INTRODUCTION WITH DAVID LETTERMAN - talk show

Tuesday, January 16

KATT WILLIAMS: GREAT AMERICA - Stand-Up Comedy Special

Thursday, January 18

TROLLS: THE BEAT GOES ON! - TV Animated Kids' Show

Friday, January 19

Grace & Frankie Season 4 - TV Comedy

DRUG LORDS - TV Drama

THE OPEN HOUSE - Thriller Film

Tuesday, January 23

TODD GLASS: ACT HAPPY - Stand-Up Comedy Special

Friday, January 26

One Day at a Time Season 2 - TV Comedy

LLAMA LLAMA - TV Animated Kids' Show

The Adventures of Puss in Boots Season 6 - TV Animated Kids' Show

A FUTILE AND STUPID GESTURE - Comedic Biopic Film

DIRTY MONEY - Documentary

Tuesday, January 30

BABYLON BERLIN Seasons 1-2 - Crime Drama (German)

RETRIBUTION - TV Drama

February 2018 Releases

Friday, February 2

ALTERED CARBON - TV Sci-Fi

COACH SNOOP - Documentary

KAVIN JAY: EVERYBODY CALM DOWN! - Stand-Up Comedy Special

Wednesday, February 7

QUEER EYE - Reality

Friday, February 9

THE TRADER (SOVDAGARI) - Documentary (Georgia)

My Next Guest Needs No Introduction With David Letterman: George Clooney - Talk Show

Friday, February 16

EVERYTHING SUCKS - Comedy

FIRST TEAM: JUVENTUS - Documentary

Sunday, February 18

THE JOEL MCHALE SHOW WITH JOEL MCHALE - Talk Show - Streaming every Sunday

Tuesday, February 20

THE FRANKENSTEIN CHRONICLES - Seasons 1 and 2 - Period Crime Drama

Friday, February 23

SEVEN SECONDS - Crime Drama

Marseille Season 2 - French Drama

UGLY DELICIOUS - Culinary show

March 2018 Releases

Friday, March 2

B: THE BEGINNING - TV Anime

GIRLS INCARCERATED - Documentary Series

FLINT TOWN - Documentary

Voltron: Legendary Defender Season 5

Monday, March 5

THE WORLD'S MOST EXTRAORDINARY HOMES - Reality Series

Tuesday, March 6

BORDERLINER - Crime Drama

Thursday, March 8

Jessica Jones Season 2 - TV Superhero Drama

LADIES FIRST - Documentary

Friday, March 9

Love Season 3 - Romantic Comedy

Trolls: The Beat Goes On! Season 2

COLLATERAL - Limited Series Crime Drama

NAILED IT - TBA

Tuesday, March 13

STRETCH ARMSTRONG: THE BREAKOUT - Kids' TV Show

Friday, March 16

EDHA - Fashion Drama

ON MY BLOCK - Comic-Of-Age Comedy

TAKE YOUR PILLS - Documentary

Spirit Riding Free Season 4

Friday, March 23

Alexa & Katie - Comedy

REQUIEM - TBA

Santa Clarita Diet Season 2

THE MECHANISM - TBA

Dinotrux Supercharged Season 2

Friday, March 30

A Series of Unfortunate Events Season 2 - Kids' TV show

REBOOT: THE GUARDIAN CODE - Animated Kids' TV Show

April 2018 Releases

Friday, April 6

RAM DASS, GOING HOME - Documentary

FASTEST CAR - Reality

Money Heist Season 2 - Crime Drama

TROY: FALL OF A CITY - Drama

THE BOSS BABY: BACK IN BUSINESS - Animated Kids' Show

Friday, April 13

LOST IN SPACE - Sci Fi

CHEF'S TABLE: PASTRY - Documentary

The Magic School Bus Rides Again Season 2 - Animated Kids' Show

Tuesday, April 17

THE CHALET - Drama

Friday, April 20

Game Over, Man - Comedy Film

Dope Season 2 - Docuseries

MERCURY 13 - Documentary

SPY KIDS: MISSION CRITICAL - Animated Kids' Show

Saturday, April 21

THE LETDOWN - Comedy

Friday, April 27

3% Season 2 - Drama

BOBBY KENNEDY FOR PRESIDENT - Documentary

THE NEW LEGENDS OF MONKEY - Live-Action Kids' Show

May 2018 Releases

Tuesday, May 1

JOHN MULANEY: KID GORGEOUS LIVE AT RADIO CITY - Stand-Up Comedy

Friday, May 4

A LITTLE HELP WITH CAROL BURNETT - Comedy

BUSTED - Mystery - New Episode Every Friday

Dear White People Volume 2 - Comedy

My Next Guest Needs No Introduction With David Letterman: Tina Fey - Talk Show

THE RAIN - Drama

END GAME - Documentary

Kong: King Of The Apes Season 2 - Kids' Animated Show

Tuesday, May 8

HARI KONDABOLU: WARN YOUR RELATIVES - Stand-Up Comedy

Friday, May 11

EVIL GENIUS: THE TRUE STORY OF AMERICA'S MOST DIABOLICAL BANK HEIST - Documentary

Spirit Riding Free Season 5 - Kids' Animated Show

THE WHO WAS? SHOW - Kids' Show

Sunday, May 13

ALI WONG: HARD KNOCK WIFE - Stand-Up Comedy

Friday, May 18

13 Reasons Why Season 2 - Drama

Tuesday, May 22

TIG NOTARO HAPPY TO BE HERE - Stand-Up Comedy

Wednesday, May 23

EXPLAINED - Documentary - Every Wednesday

Thursday, May 24

Fauda Season 2 - Action Adventure

Friday, May 25

Trollhunters Part 3 - Kids' Animated Show

Sunday, May 27

THE BREAK WITH MICHELLE WOLF - Talk Show - New Episode Every Sunday

Tuesday, May 29

Arrested Development Season 5 - Comedy

Wednesday, May 30

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Season 4 - Comedy

June 2018 Releases

Friday, June 1

Busted Season Finale - Mystery

Friday, June 8

Marcella Season 2 - Drama

Season8 Series Finale - Sci-fi Drama

THE STAIRCASE - Documentary

THE HOLLOW - Animated Kids' Show

TREEHOUSE DETECTIVES - Animated Kids' Show

Friday, June 15

The Ranch Part 5 - Comedy

TRUE: MAGICAL FRIENDS - Animated Kids' Show

TRUE: WONDERFUL WISHES - Animated Kids' Show

Voltron: Legendary Defender Season 6 - Animated Show

Tuesday, June 19

HANNAH GADSBY: NANETTE - Stand-Up Comedy Special

Friday, June 22

Marvel's Luke Cage Season 2 - Superhero Drama

Tuesday, June 26

W. KAMAU BELL: PRIVATE SCHOOL NEGRO - Stand-Up Comedy Special

Friday, June 29

GLOW Season 2 - Comedy/Drama

Nailed It! Season 2 - Food TV

RECOVERY BOYS - Documentary

HARVEY STREET KIDS - Animated Kids' Show

Saturday, June 30

Fate EXTRA Last Encore: Oblitus Copernican Theory - Anime

July 2018 Releases

Tuesday, July 3

THE COMEDY LINEUP - Stand-up Comedy Special

Friday, July 6

Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee Season 10 Part 1 - Talk Show

SACRED GAMES - Crime Drama

Anne With An E Season 2 - Drama

Somebody Feed Phil Season 2 - Food

Free Rein Season 2 - British Drama

SAMANTHA! - Comedy

Monday, July 9

FOLLOW THIS - Docuseries

Tuesday, July 10

Drug Lords Season 2 - Docuseries

Friday, July 13

THE EPIC TALES OF CAPTAIN UNDERPANTS - Animated Kids' Show

JIM JEFFRIES: THIS IS ME NOW - Stand-up Comedy Special

SUGAR RUSH - Food

Sunday, July 15

The Joel McHale Show With Joel McHale Season 2 - Talk Show

Bonus Family Season 2 - Swedish Dramedy

Friday, July 20

Last Chance U Season 3 Part 1 - Docuseries

Friday, July 27

Orange Is The New Black Season 6 - Drama

Roman Empire: Reign Of Blood Season 2 - Docuseries

August 2018 Releases

Friday, August 10

ALL ABOUT THE WASHINGTONS - Comedy

LA CASA DE LAS FLORES - Spanish Comedy

Friday, August 17

DISENCHANTMENT PART 1 - Animated Comedy

Friday, August 24

THE INNOCENTS - British Drama

Friday, August 31

Ozark Season 2 - Crime Drama

September 2018 Releases

Friday, September 14

BoJack Horseman Season 5 - Animated Comedy

October 2018 Releases

Tuesday, October 2

JOE ROGAN: STRANGE TIMES - Stand-Up Comedy

MeatEater Season 7 - Food TV

Thursday, October 4

CREEPED OUT - Kids' Show

Friday, October 5

Big Mouth Season 2 - Adult Animated Comedy

Super Monsters Season 2 - Animated Kids' Show

DANCING QUEEN - Reality

ELITE - Crime Drama

EMPIRE GAMES - Docuseries

Little Things Season 2 - Romantic TV

MALEVOLENT - Supernatural Film

PRIVATE LIFE - Dramedy Film

SUPER MONSTERS SAVE HALLOWEEN - Animated Kids' Film

YG FUTURE STRATEGY OFFICE - Korean Mockumentary

Monday, October 8

MO AMER: THE VAGABOND - Stand-Up Comedy

Tuesday, October 9

Terrace House: Opening New Doors Season 4 - Reality

Wednesday, October 10

22 JULY - Crime Drama Film

Thursday, October 11

SALT FAT ACID HEAT - Documentary

Friday, October 12

REMASTERED: WHO SHOT THE SHERIFF - Documentary

The Boss Baby: Back In Business Season 2 - Animated Kids' Show

APOSTLE - Thriller Film

ERREMENTARI: THE BLACKSMITH AND THE DEVIL - Horror Film

FEMINISTS: WHAT WERE THEY THINKING? - Documentary

FIGHTWORLD - Docuseries

Tarzan And Jane Season 2 - Animated Kids' Show

THE CURIOUS CREATIONS OF CHRISTINE MCCONNELL - TV Comedy

THE HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE - Horror TV Show

THE KINDERGARTEN TEACHER - Drama Film

Monday, October 15

THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS: REVIVAL OF THE COMMANDMENTS - Anime TV

Tuesday, October 16

RON WHITE: IF YOU QUIT LISTENING, I'LL SHUT UP - Stand-Up Comedy

Friday, October 19

Daredevil Season 3 - Superhero Drama

WANDERLUST - Drama

Making A Murderer: Part 2 - Docuseries

ACCIDENTALLY IN LOVE

ASK THE DOCTOR

BEST.WORST.WEEKEND.EVER - Kids' TV Comedy

DISTRITO SALVAJE - Colombian TV Show

GNOME ALONE

HAUNTED - Reality TV

Hip-Hop Evolution Season 2 - Docuseries

ILLANG: THE WOLF BRIGADE - Action Film

LARVA ISLAND - Animated Kids' Show

THE NIGHT COMES FOR US - Action Film

DERREN BROWN: SACRIFICE

Sunday, October 21

ROBOZUNA - British Kids' TV Show

Tuesday, October 24

ADAM SANDLER 100% FRESH - Stand-Up Comedy

Wednesday, October 24

BODYGUARD - Thriller

Friday, October 26

CHILLING ADVENTURES OF SABRINA - Supernatural Drama

PATRIOT ACT WITH HASAN MINHAJ - Variety Show

BEEN SO LONG

Castlevania Season 2 - Anime TV

DOVLATOV - Biographical Drama Film

JEFE

SHIRKERS - Documentary

TERRORISM CLOSE CALLS

Saturday, October 27

GIRL FROM NOWHERE

Sunday, October 28

PATRIOT ACT WITH HASAN MINHAJ - Variety Show

Tuesday, October 30

FATE/EXTRA LAST ENCORE: ILLUSTRIAS GEOCENTRIC THEORY - Anime TV

THE DEGENERATES

Wednesday, October 31

GUN CITY

November 2018 Releases

Thursday, November 1

ANGELA'S CHRISTMAS - Animated Kids' Film

Follow This Part 3 - Docuseries

THE JUDGEMENT - Thai TV Drama

Friday, November 2

BRAINCHILD - Kids' TV Show

House of Cards Season 6 - TV Drama

REMASTERED: TRICKY DICK & AND THE MAN IN BLACK - Documentary

THE HOLIDAY CALENDAR - Teen Drama Film

THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WIND - Drama Film

THEY'LL LOVE ME WHEN I'M DEAD - Documentary

Trolls: The Beat Goes On! Season 4 - Animated Kids' TV Show

Sunday, November 4

PATRIOT ACT WITH HASAN MINHAJ - Weekly Talk Show

Monday, November 5

JOHN LEGUIZAMO'S LATIN HISTORY FOR MORONS - Stand-Up Comedy Special

Friday, November 9

Beat Bugs Season 3 - Animated Kids' Show

LA REINA DEL FLOW - Telenovela

MEDAL OF HONOR - Docuseries

OUTLAW KING - Period Drama Film

Sprit Riding Free Season 7 - Animated Kids' Show

SUPER DRAGS - Animated Superhero TV Show

The Great British Baking Show Collection 6 - Food TV

Treehouse Detectives Season 2 - Animated Kids' Show

WESTSIDE - Reality TV

Tuesday, November 13

LOUDON WAINWRIGHT III: SURVIVING TWIN - Country Music

OH MY GHOST - South Korean TV Dramedy

WARRIOR - Thriller TV Show

Thursday, November 15

MAY THE DEVIL TAKE YOU - Horror Film

THE CREW - French Action Film

Friday, November 16

CAM - Thriller Film

NARCOS: MEXICO - True Crime TV

Ponysitters Club Season 2 - Kids' TV Show

PRINCE OF PEORIA - Kids' TV Show

SHE-RA AND THE PRINCESSES OF POWER - Animated Kids' Show

THE BALLAD OF BUSTER SCRUGGS - Western Comedy Film

THE KOMINSKY METHOD - TV Dramedy

THE PRINCESS SWITCH - Kids' Film

Monday, November 19

The Last Kingdom Season 3 - British TV Drama

Tuesday, November 20

KULIPARI: DREAM WALKER - Kids' TV Show

MOTOWN MAGIC - Kids' TV show

SABRINA - Film

THE FINAL TABLE - Cooking Competition Show

TREVOR NOAH: SON OF PATRICIA - Stand-Up Comedy Special

Wednesday, November 21

THE TRIBE - Film

Thursday, November 22

MYSTERY SCIENCE THEATER 3000: THE GAUNTLET - TV Comedy

THE CHRISTMAS CHRONICLES - Holiday Film

Friday, November 23

Frontier Season 3 - Period TV Drama

FUGITIVA - Spanish TV Drama

SICK NOTE - TV Comedy

Tuesday, November 27

BUMPING MICS WITH JEFF ROSS & DAVE ATTELL - Stand-Up Comedy Special

Friday, November 30

1983 - Crime TV Drama

A CHRISTMAS PRINCE: THE ROYAL WEDDING - Holiday Family Film

BABY - TV Drama

DEATH BY MAGIC - Reality TV

F is for Family Season 3 - Adult Animated Show

HAPPY AS LAZZARO - Film

RAJMA CHAWAL - Drama Film

Spy Kids: Mission Critical Season 2 - Animated Kids' Show

THE WORLD IS YOURS - Film

TIEMPO COMPARTIDO - Film

December 2018 Releases

Saturday, December 1

BATTLE - Teen Romance Film

CROSSROADS: ONE TWO JAGA - International Drama Film

MEMORIES OF THE ALHAMBRA - Korean TV Drama

Monday, December 3

HERO MASK - Anime TV Show

The Sound Of Your Heart: Reboot Season 2 - Korean TV Drama

Friday, December 7

5 STAR CHRISTMAS - Christmas Film

BAD BLOOD - Crime TV Drama

DOGS OF BERLIN - German Crime TV Drama

DUMPLIN' - Dramedy Film

FREE REIN: THE TWELVE NEIGHS OF CHRISTMAS - British TV Drama

MOWGLI: LEGEND OF THE JUNGLE - Adventure Film

NAILED IT! HOLIDAY! - Cooking Holiday Special

NEO YOKIO: PINK CHRISTMAS - Animated TV Show

PINE GAP - Australian TV Drama

REMASTERED: WHO KILLED JAM MASTER JAY? - True Crime Documentary

SUPER MONSTERS AND THE WISH STAR - Animated Holiday Show

THE AMERICAN MEME - Documentary

THE HOOK UP PLAN - International Romantic TV Show

The Ranch Part 6 - TV Comedy

Tuesday, December 11

VIR DAS: LOSING IT - Stand-Up Comedy Special

Wednesday, December 12

BACK STREET GIRLS: GOKUDOLS - Japanese TV Show

OUT OF MANY, ONE - Documentary

Thursday, December 13

Wanted Season 3 - Australian Crime TV Show

Friday, December 14

CHILLING ADVENTURES OF SABRINA: A MIDWINTER'S TALE - Holiday Special

Cuckoo Season 4 - British TV Comedy

DANCE & SING WITH TRUE: SONGS - Animated TV Show

Fuller House Season 4 - TV Comedy

INSIDE THE REAL NARCOS - British Crime TV Show

Inside The World's Toughest Prisons Season 3 - British Crime TV Show

PRINCE OF PEORIA: A CHRISTMAS MOOSE MIRACLE - Holiday Special

ROMA - Drama Film

SUNDERLAND TIL I DIE - Docuseries

THE FIX - TV Comedy

THE INNOCENT MAN - True Crime Docuseries

THE PROTECTOR - International TV Show

TIDELANDS - Australian Crime TV Show

Travelers Season 3 - Crime TV Show

Voltron: Legendary Defender Season 8 - Animated Kids' TV Show

Sunday, December 16

SPRINGSTEEN ON BROADWAY - Rockumentary

Tuesday, December 18

BAKI - Japanese TV Show

ELLEN DEGENERES: RELATABLE - Stand-Up Comedy Special

Terrace House: Opening New Doors Part 5 - Japanese TV Show

Friday, December 21

3BELOW: TALES OF ARCADIA - Animated Kids' TV Show

7 DAYS OUT - Docuseries

BACK WITH THE EX - TV Show

BAD SEEDS - Comedy Film

BIRD BOX - Thriller Film

DERRY GIRLS - Northern Irish Sitcom

DIABLERO - Mexican TV Show

Last Hope Part 2 - Anime TV Show

PERFUME - TV Crime Thriller

SIRIUS THE JAEGER - Anime TV Show

STRUGGLE: THE LIFE AND LOST ART OF SZUKALSKI - Film

Tales By Light Season 3 - Australian TV Show

THE CASKETEERS - Docuseries

WOLF (BÖRÜ) - TV War Miniseries

Monday, December 24

HI SCORE GIRL - Anime TV Show

Wednesday, December 26

Alexa & Katie Season 2 - TV Comedy

Friday, December 28

INSTANT HOTEL - Australian Reality Series

LA NOCHE DE 12 ANOS - Drama Film

SELECTION DAY - Indian TV Show

WHEN ANGELS SLEEP - Film

YUMMY MUMMIES - Australian Reality Show

Monday, December 31

WATERSHIP DOWN - Adult Animated Limited Series

Be sure to bookmark this page and keep checking back, since Netflix will be adding new dates throughout the entire year.

This year could go on the record as the most ambitious year for Netflix Originals, as the streaming provider is looking to add 80 original films to its stable throughout 2018. Now that'll obviously be a mixture of originals produced exclusively for the kingdom of the red envelope, as well as acquisitions that the subscription streaming service will sign deals for with studios like Paramount, etc. But between both of those options, it's set to be a banner year for Netflix.

With that in mind, we'd like to offer this handy guide to keep track of what's come before, and what's headed our way down the road. After all, 80 movies is a lot to keep track of, and with Netflix being a sort of high volume / low advertising budget sort of operation, you might not know some of these movies are coming until they wind up in your queue. So take a look at the rundown below, just to make sure that one special movie you've been looking forward to hasn't passed you by.

January 2018 Releases

Before I Wake - 1/5/18

The Polka King - 1/12/18

Step Sisters - 1/19/18

The Open House - 1/19/18

A Futile and Stupid Gesture - 1/26/18

February 2018 Releases

On Body and Soul - 2/2/18

The Cloverfield Paradox - 2/4/18

Seeing Allred - 2/9/18

The Ritual - 2/9/18

When We First Met - 2/9/18

Love Per Square Foot - 2/14/18

Irreplacable You - 2/16/18

FullMetal Alchemist - 2/19/18

Forgotten - 2/21/18

Mute - 2/23/18

March 2018 Releases

Les Affamés - 3/2/18

Ladies First - 3/8/18

The Outsider - 3/9/18

Benji - 3/16/18

Take Your Pills - 3/16/18

Wild Wild Country -- 3/16/18

Game Over, Man! - 3/23/18

Layla M. - 3/23/18

Roxanne Roxanne - 3/23/18

PARADOX - 3/23/18

First Match - 3/30/18

Happy Anniversary - 3/30/18

April 2018 Releases

6 Balloons - 4/6/18

Amateur - 4/6/18

Orbiter 9 - 4/6/18

The 4th Company - 4/6/18

Pickpockets - 4/12/18

Come Sunday - 4/13/18

I Am Not An Easy Man - 4/13/18

Dude - 4/20/18

Kodachrome - 4/20/18

Psychokinesis - 4/25/18

Candy Jar - 4/27/18

The Week of - 4/27/18

May 2018 Releases

Sometimes - 5/1/18

Anon - 5/4/18

Forgive Us Our Debts - 5/4/18

Manhunt - 5/4/18

The Kissing Booth - 5/8/18

Cargo - 5/18/18

Catching Feelings - 5/18/18

Ibiza - 5/25/18

Sara's Notebook - 5/26/18

June 2018 Releases

Alex Strangelove - 6/8/18

Ali's Wedding - 6/8/18

Lust Stories - 6/15/18

Maktub - 6/15/18

Set It Up - 6/15/18

Sunday's Illness - 6/15/18

Brain on Fire - 6/22/18

Us and Them - 6/22/18

To Each, Her Own (Les Goûts et les couleurs) - 6/24/18

TAU - 6/29/18

Calibre - 6/29/18

July 2018 Releases

The Skin of The Wolf - 7/5/18

White Fang - 7/5/18

The Legacy of a Whitetail Deer Hunter - 7/6/18

How It Ends - 7/13/18

Duck Duck Goose - 7/20/18

Father of the Year (formerly known as Graduates) - 7/20/18

The Warning - 7/24/18

Extinction - 7/27/18

August 2018 Releases

Like Father - 8/3/18

Brij Mohan Amar Rahe - 8/3/18

Perdida - 8/9/18

The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society - 8/10/18

The Package (formerly known as Eggplant Emoji) - 8/10/18

The Motive - 8/17/18

To All The Boys I've Loved Before - 8/17/18

The Laws of Thermodynamics - 8/31/18

September 2018 Releases

Next Gen - 9/7/18

Sierra Burgess is a Loser - 9/7/18

The Most Assassinated Woman In The World - 9/7/18

The Resistance Banker - 9/11/18

On My Skin - 9/12/18

Bleach - 9/14/18

The Angel - 9/14/18

The Land of Steady Habits - 9/14/18

Nappily Ever After - 9/21/18

Hold The Dark - 9/28/18

The 3rd Eye - 9/28/18

Two Catalonias - 9/28/18

October 2018 Releases

Malevolent - 10/5/18

Private Life - 10/5/18

Super Monsters Save Halloween - 10/5/18

22 July - 10/10/18

Apostle - 10/12/18

Errementari: The Blacksmith and the Devil - 10/12/18

The Kindergarten Teacher - 10/12/18

Gnome Alone - 10/19/18

Illang: The Wolf Brigade - 10/19/18

The Night Comes For Us - 10/19/18

Been So Long - 10/26/18

Dovlatov - 10/26/18

Jefe - 10/26/18

Gun City - 10/31/18

November 2018 Releases

The Other Side of The Wind - 11/2/18

Outlaw King - 11/9/18

The Ballad of Buster Scruggs - 11/16/18

December 2018 Releases

Roma - 12/14/18

Bird Box - 12/21/18

Now you'll want to bookmark this listing and check back frequently, as changes can, and probably will, be made to when these films will be released onto Netfilx's streaming platform. In addition, if you're curious as to when your favorite TV shows will be coming back to Netflix this year, as well as which ones have already come back online, check out our listing for the 2018 schedule. Also, if you're curious what Netflix Original films we're particularly looking forward to in 2018 and beyond, take a look at our rundown of special picks.

It has been one year since Workaholics went off the air at Comedy Central, and a large segment of its audience has felt the absence of Blake, Anders, and Adam. That said, the creative trio clearly still wants to keep working together, albeit in the feature film realm. To accomplish that end, they have once again teamed up with Workaholics director and frequent co-star Kyle Newacheck for their first movie together: Netflix's Game Over, Man! Sadly, the film ultimately squanders a promising premise with gross-out humor, painfully unfunny set pieces, and an army of unlikable characters.

At its core, Game Over, Man! is a sendup of Die Hard, and it proudly wears that label on its sleeve. The film focuses on Alexxx (Adam Devine), Joel a.k.a "Baby Dunk" (Blake Anderson), and Darren (Anders Holm), three losers wasting their lives away as maids in a swanky Los Angeles hotel. They don't have much going for themselves in life, and they know it. Much of their day-to-day life is spent dreaming of fame and fortune while numbing themselves to the reality of their own existences -- mainly Darren, who has an affinity for tripping on salvia during work hours. However, when an insanely wealthy social media star named Bey Awadi (Utkarsh Ambudkar) throws a party at the hotel, the crew sees an opportunity to break free from their impoverished lives by pitching him a high-tech video game that they've been working on in secret. From there, things take a violent turn when terrorists led by Conrad Drothers (Neal McDonough) burst in and hold the party ransom -- leading to a game of cat and mouse in which our heroes must embrace their inner John McClane and save the hostages.

It's an easy-to-understand premise, but the "Die Hard in a hotel" framework falls apart because of how much Game Over, Man! feels obligated to highlight its action genre inspirations. Not only does this movie pay clear homage to John McTiernan's 1988 classic, but it also takes multiple opportunities to explicitly call out the fact that something happening on the screen is just like Die Hard. The result is a poor man's imitation of a classic, albeit with way more dick jokes thrown into the mix.

One thing that fans of this creative ensemble will likely note is the fact that Game Over, Man! bears a striking resemblance to the classic "Office Campout" episode of Workaholics in terms of its premise and its tone, and that's very much by design. However, it is also missing one core element that made the Workaholics version of this narrative resonate with fans: a sense of likability. Game Over, Man! is a mean-spirited movie that only seems interested in shocking the audience with its crass vulgarity, but it seems utterly disinterested in giving us any real reason to care about the main three heroes or see them succeed.

The main character problem that plagues Game Over, Man! also stands out as an issue that affected the later seasons of Workaholics. The film wants these characters to feel like everyman heroes, but it does not attempt to humanize them or make them believable. Holm, Anderson, and Devine (especially Devine, in fact) play their characters incredibly broad to the point that they're more grating than loveable.

In fact, they all boil down to simple, one-sentence explanations. Joel is secretly gay (that's his entire arc), Darren is smart but wholly incapable of doing anything without drugs, and Alexxx is a buffoon with no self-awareness. That's pretty much it as far as dimensions go for each of them, and there's nothing tangible to connect to that makes them feel like real people. It's not that we want to see them die, but whether or not they win feels moot by the time the movie ends.

Sadly, we can also say the same for the supporting cast, which includes Home Alone's Daniel Stern as an insufferably perverted hotel manager, and Shooter's Rhona Mitra, who plays a psychotic henchwoman with a penchant for dismembering men.

The only two characters in the film with a shred of entertainment value or Neil McDonough's Conrad (the Arrow-verse star is clearly having a blast channeling his inner Hans Gruber) and Aya Cash's Cassie -- a by-the-book hotel employee with a hidden dark side. They show promise as comedic personalities, but they're sorely underused by a film that seems intent on taking the low road at every possible opportunity.

Does this mean that you will never laugh once if you watch Game Over, Man!? Not necessarily. There are a few solid jokes to be had throughout the run of the film, most of which come from the vast array of celebrity cameos that we see at the party -- Fred Armisen, Jillian Bell, and Shaggy all come to mind. Additionally, there are some slapstick gags (specifically, the first real fight in the film) that do deliver the shock value that the film is aiming for in most of these moments. That said, the ratio of what Game Over, Man! throws at the wall vs. what actually works on a purely comedic level is way off, and there's a painful no man's land to cross if you want to get from one good laugh to the next.

Though it's great to see the Workaholics guys back together again after the conclusion of their Comedy Central series, we just wish they had a better movie to spark their reunion. Game Over, Man! is dull, plodding, not particularly funny, and it squanders an abundance of proven comedic talent by leaning into crass bits that don't generate nearly enough laughs.

The Workaholics guys have officially jumped into the movie business with Netflix's Game Over, Man! That said, it looks like the upcoming send-up of Die Hard has some notable roots in their TV years. Specifically, CinemaBlend recently sat down with Blake Anderson to talk about the inspiration for the film, and he explained that its seeds were first planted when they shot the classic "Office Campout" episode of their beloved Comedy Central workplace sitcom. Anderson explained:

There are some clear similarities between "Office Campout" and Game Over, Man! Both take place over the course of a single evening, and both follow the three main heroes as they attempt to survive and fight back in the face of a group of bad guys who invade their place of business. The similarities are not lost on the Workaholics crew, and as Blake Anderson explained to CinemaBlend, the work done on Game Over, Man! was very much inspired by the experience of working on that classic episode.

The "Office Campout" episode of Workaholics is also famous for offering up one of the best jokes in the entire series. Specifically, it's the episode that sparked the famous "Catherine Zeta-Jones, she dips beneath the lasers" Entrapment spoof song that became a fan-favorite moment from Season 1. Check it out, below.

Having said that, there are some differences between Game Over, Man! and "Office Campout" that help create a distinction between the two stories. Most notably, the Netflix film has real stakes, and the threat to the three heroes is very real. By contrast, the "Office Campout" episode was a more offbeat story in which the threat was only in their heads, induced by ingesting too many mushrooms. Moreover, given the fact that Game Over, Man! is a Netflix property, they're allowed to get away with far more risqué and outlandish premises, such as Adam Devine going fully nude. The seed has sprouted, but it has also become its own thing as it has transitioned to the streaming service.

Game Over, Man! will debut on Netflix tomorrow, March 23. Make sure to check it out when it drops and take a look at our Netflix premiere guide and our 2018 movie premiere guide to see what else is on the horizon for the rest of the year!

Netflix has a tradition of pushing the envelope with its content, which includes doing or showing things that might not get exposure in theatrically released movies. Now, with the release of Kyle Newacheck's Game Over, Man! later this week, it seems that the streaming platform's next original film has once again embraced that idea. In fact, in one sequence in the movie, star Adam Devine does full frontal nudity, and while the prospect of such a scene might intimidate some actors, Devine recently sat down with CinemaBlend and explained that he had six whole years to get ready for the nudity because it was always the plan for him to go through with it. The Pitch Perfect star told us:

For Adam Devine, it sounds like the fact that he was going to show full frontal nudity in Game Over, Man! was made easier because the movie went through six years of development before he had to go through with it finally. Male nudity is a somewhat rare sight in mainstream films (at least relative to female nudity), so the fact that Devine decided to commit to the gag is fairly noteworthy.

There was also never a question of whether or not it would be Adam Devine to pull off the scene in question. Elsewhere in our conversation with the Workaholics alumni about the decision to do the scene, Devine explained that his character in Game Over, Man! was written in such an insane way that made him the natural choice to do it. Devine continued:

Aside from the full frontal nudity, Adam Devine also noted that there was one other scene in the film that made it through every incarnation of the script. The film features a wide array of celebrity cameos ranging from Portlandia's Fred Armisen to Scrubs' Donald Faison and Workaholics alumni/22 Jump Street star Jillian Bell, and musician Shaggy is one of the many celebrities to show up at the party. He is one of the hostages seen multiple times throughout the movie, and the creative team always knew that they wanted to include him in a sequence.

Game Over, Man! stars Adam Devine, Blake Anderson, and Anders Holm as a trio of maids stuck in a Die Hard-esque scenario when a group of terrorists takes over their hotel in Lost Angeles. In addition to bringing all three of the main Workaholics actors back together for their first feature, the movie is also the directorial debut of Workaholics writer/director Kyle Newacheck.

Game Over, Man! will drop on Netflix later this week on March 23. Make sure to check it out when it debuts, and keep an eye out for all of our awesome coverage of the film. Also, make sure to take a look at our Netflix premiere guide and our 2018 movie premiere guide to see what other promising films are set to debut this year!

If you're a Netflix subscriber, or even just an admirer of the streaming platform's work ethic, you know how insane its drive to produce and acquire original material is. It's a passion that the content chief, Ted Sarandos, has made incredibly clear in recent remarks that stated at least 80 new films will be heading to Netflix's streaming library as exclusive originals. That's a hell of an order, but with some of the titles that are already slated for 2018 and beyond, it's not an impossible dream.

In fact, with the following 18 titles in mind, you're going to want to keep an eye out for what's on the horizon, especially since you'll be able to see some of these titles within the coming weeks. So open your calendar and prepare to mark down the following films for your entertainment pleasure.

Before I Wake

Mike Flanagan's Before I Wake is a perfect example of a movie that had an unusually hard time finding a platform for release. With its previous studio home delaying and eventually cancelling its release during its bankruptcy woes, the Kate Bosworth/Thomas Jane-starring film has been released pretty much everywhere except for in the U.S. But presumably around the time Flanagan made his deal to direct the Netflix adaptation of Gerald's Game, the streaming giant must have known they were the right home for this almost missing Mike Flanagan movie. So naturally, if there's a new Flanagan horror flick around the corner, we're going to want to see it.

Release Date: January 5th, 2018

The Polka King

When you put Jack Black in the sweet spot between comedy and tragedy, the man is a genius. He'd proven it previously in Richard Linklater's Bernie, and he looks like he's about to do it again with the Netflix Original The Polka King. Based on the true story of Jan Lewan, the polka king-turned-investment defrauder, the film looks like a dark comedy that borders on a sobering drama, as we see the deception progress from fruitful criminality to crippling failure before our eyes. Of course, we're also excited to see Black playing in the same sandbox as Jenny Slate, Jason Schwartzman and JB Smoove, too, so that's an added bonus to an already intriguing real life crime story.

Release Date: January 12th, 2018

Step Sisters

Much like Before I Wake before it, Step Sisters was supposed to make a big theatrical debut, only to find itself without a home once its distributor started to close up shop. But just like that previous film, Netflix came in and saved the day for this dance-centric comedy that takes place in the world of college step dancing. If you took the competitive nature of Bring It On, but crossed it with a film like Step Up or Stomp The Yard, you'd get what Step Sisters is looking to do to the landscape of Netflix originals. Though it also helps that one of the producers is a Netflix star themselves, as Master of None's Lena Waithe is a contributing force to the film's production.

Release Date: January 19th, 2018

The Open House

Selling a house can be brutal, but in the new Netflix movie The Open House, it's downright murder. Starring Dylan Minnette from Don't Breathe, the film focuses on a small, isolated town where the titular house resides and is currently for sale. But all it took was one open house to let in a dangerous presence that will terrorize Minnette's protagonist and his mother. This movie looks to be a slow burn thriller that leads to a rather intense finish, with an apparent conspiracy of some sorts taking place among some of the townspeople through the middle. So naturally, this is perfect for a day where you want to stay home and watch something uber creepy for a change.

Release Date: January 19th, 2018

A Futile and Stupid Gesture

The history of National Lampoon, and its creation in part thanks to Doug Kinney's comedic chops, was previously chronicled in the book titled A Futile and Stupid Gesture. Well, that book has been given the biopic treatment, with an all-star cast at director David Wain's disposal. Will Forte plays the period appropriate version of Kinney, with Martin Mull playing a "modern" version of the man, recalling this hilarious era in history. But if the formation of a classic comedy institution isn't enough for you to give this movie a look, then consider this: Joel McHale is playing the young version of former Community co-star Chevy Chase.

Release Date: January 26th, 2018

On Body and Soul

Every year, one film is selected by the various nations outside of the United States in hopes that it will be nominated for a Best Foreign Language Film Oscar. This year, Hungary has selected the film On Body and Soul, which showcases a budding relationship between two slaughterhouse workers who just happen to share the same recurring dream. A common problem with said Oscar category is that the picks are not usually given a lot of screening time with awards judges, meaning there's usually an early frontrunner when even one of them starts to make a noise. With this film set to hit Netflix not too long after the 90th Academy Awards nominees are announced, this move just might help Hungary's chances of winning, should their film be nominated.

Release Date: February 2nd, 2018

The Ritual

What happens when four friends accidentally get lost in the woods of Sweden? Well, if it's anything like the story featured in The Ritual, it's going to involve something rather vicious stalking them, ready to strike at a moment's notice. Acquired after its Midnight section premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival last year, director David Bruckner's cast of characters reunite on this trip to honor a dead friend, only to find themselves accidentally edging closer to their college classmate's fate. Based on the book of the same name by Adam Nevill, The Ritual already sounds like the sort of horror treat we'd expect find during a random Netflix scan.

Release Date: February 9th, 2018

Game Over, Man!

Die Hard is one of the pre-eminent action pictures that takes place during a high-rise hostage situation. So naturally, there's only one way you could even think of equalling that success: turn it into a comedy with the guys from Workaholics. Behold the core concept for Game Over, Man!, as Anders Holm, Jere Burns and Adam Devine play three dimwitted, but ready for action guys who plan to save former pop star Shaggy, and whoever else happens to be in the room with Shaggy, from a heinous terrorist plot that looks very similar to that of Hans Gruber and this thugs.

Release Date: March 23rd, 2018

Cargo

Zombie movies are still pretty trendy, so Cargo being attracted to Netflix's release platform is no surprise, as it's been pretty generous with horror through the past couple of years. However, the Australian feature-length adaptation of an impressive short stars Martin Freeman, and has a hell of a concept behind its title. Freeman plays a single father who has to save his baby during the zombie apocalypse, but there's a catch: he's infected and slowly turning into one of the undead himself. Not only does this sound thrilling, but if it's anything like the source material, we're going to need some tissues on hand for the finale.

Release Date: TBD 2018

Come Sunday

Religion is always a hot button issue, no matter how you slice it. But in the true case of Carlton Pearson, the subject of the drama Come Sunday, the conflict at hand comes from within. An influential pastor in Oklahoma, Pearson was labeled a heretic after he stated that he believed Hell did not exist. It's that period of Pearson's life that's on display in this film, starring Chiwetel Ejiofor as Carlton Pearson himself. Interestingly enough, Netflix is already set to distribute this film in advance of its Sundance Film Festival debut later this month.

Release Date: TBD 2018

Eggplant Emoji

One of the most memorable gags in Ben Stiller's decades long career in comedy has to be the "zipper scene" in There's Something About Mary. However, the protagonist in the Stiller-produced comedy Eggplant Emoji has it much worse off, as a certain part of the male anatomy has been detached from its owner, sparking a race against time to save their skin flute. Starring a young up-and-coming cast, Eggplant Emoji sounds like it's going to put Netflix's comedy muscle to the test, proving that no subject is too off-color for the same platform that brought us American Vandal and Bojack Horseman.

Release Date: TBD 2018

How It Ends

If Cargo hasn't satisfied your thirst for parenting at the end of the world, then How It Ends will be there to offer a second helping of action. Starring Theo James and Forest Whitaker, the film starts when an unspecified event makes road travel an absolute mess. With James as the father to an unborn child, and Whittaker as his father-in-law who he doesn't exactly see eye to eye with, the two will have to work together if they want to make it to Theo James' pregnant wife, played by Kat Graham. Tense family relations, a ticking clock, and a world in upheaval: it sounds like a good thriller is in the works.

Release Date: TBD 2018

Mute

Before Duncan Jones got caught up in the successful production of Warcraft, or even his modest follow-up to Moon, Source Code, there was Mute. A project that revolves around a silent protagonist, in the universe of his 2009 debut, the story follows Leo, a bartender in futuristic Berlin that's looking for his missing girlfriend. Of course, being as this is a future noir in the vein of Blade Runner, this journey is going to be more complicated, and involve more shady parties, than the logline implies. Alexander Skarsgard plays Leo, with Paul Rudd and Justin Theroux joining in as two rather shady parties that are somehow connected to the proceedings. We've been waiting a long time for this one, and thankfully, that wait looks to be almost over.

Release Date: TBD 2018

Set It Up

Judging by the story at the center of Netflix's rom-com Set It Up, it sounds like the movie that's usually lurking behind the movie we're all used to. Glen Powell and Zoey Deutch, who previously starred in Everybody Wants Some together, are the assistants to two powerful, but severely annoying, bosses who they want to get out of their lives. So the solution is pretty obvious: make the two bosses kiss! But while they try to set their employers down the path of romance, it sounds like the two of them end up falling for each other in the process.

Release Date: TBD 2018

The Other Side of the Wind

A couple of years ago, an unsuccessful Kickstarter campaign seemed to be the last ditch effort to complete Orson Welles' unfinished film The Other Side of the Wind. A Hollywood satire, the film had been known as one of the many projects the directorial magnate had left incomplete, with only a proper editing of the completed raw materials standing between it and release. Then Netflix stepped into the picture and played the hero, vowing not only to complete the film, but also to deliver it on its streaming platform. Now an obscure piece of film history is about to make a grand entrance, as this picture starring the likes of John Huston, Peter Bogdanovich and Dennis Hopper will finally have its day in the sun.

Release Date: TBD 2018

The Week Of

A lot of things can happen in one week, and The Week Of promises to throw everything and anything it can at one of the most interesting duos in comedic history: Adam Sandler and Chris Rock. The week in question leads up to the wedding between Sandler and Rock's kids, so naturally it's going to be one chaotic ride to the altar for these two dads. What's interesting is that this is the final film in Sandler's four picture deal with Netflix, so depending on how well this comedy flick does, you might be seeing a lot more of his work on the platform in the years to come.

Release Date: TBD 2018

Outlaw King

The wars of Scottish Independence may not be a subject of much popular interest, but after Netflix releases Outlaw King, we have a feeling there might be some folks looking into the finer points of Robert the Bruce's fight against the English military. Taking into account the events of the Battle of Loudoun Hill in 1307, the film stars Chris Pine as Robert, with Aaron Taylor-Johnson playing a loyal commander in Robert's ranks, James Douglas. The film has wrapped production, and is just waiting for a primed release date to tell the world its epic and bloody story.

Release Date: TBD

The action-comedy genre has produced some true classics, but it's still very hard to do well and often results in mediocre movies. Likewise, it's even harder for spoof films to impress audiences. So it is with great enthusiasm I watch the trailer for Netflix's upcoming original film, Game Over, Man! This movie comes from and stars the guys behind Workaholics, and it looks to be a hilarious action-comedy that tells its own story while simultaneously referencing and making fun of the classics of the genre. To say anymore would spoil it, so go ahead and watch the trailer below.

The way this thing starts is amazing. Like all great spoofs, this trailer begins on a serious note with a hostage situation at a Los Angeles hotel. But as soon as we see Shaggy is one of the hostages, the hilarity begins as the three leads begin to sing his seminal song, "It Wasn't Me." Using the song as the soundtrack of the trailer is amazing and works surprisingly well for the action that follows. The pop culture and action movie references throughout are great and provide some of the trailer's laugh-out-loud moments. The hilarious dynamic among Adam Devine, Black Anderson and Anders Holm is just what you would expect from the trio, and is just as goofy and brotherly as it was in Workaholics.

Adam Devine has described Game Over, Man! as Die Hard, but with three idiot John McClanes, and that is definitely what we see here. This movie looks like it will tackle all of those action movie tropes in a hilarious fashion as the heroes fail upwards in their attempts to thwart the villains. The three leads even wind up in the classic John McClane uniform of a filthy, bloodstained undershirt. I wouldn't be surprised if they lose their shoes, too. The bad guys all in black suits, the badass female villain, it's all there. Even the title of the film is a reference to Bill Paxton's iconic and meme-able line from Aliens. It's fun to see this action-comedy going meta and referencing other iconic action films as the heroes in their ineptitude attempt to match what they saw in the movies.

One element of the film that is not in the trailer is that, according to the plot synopsis, the three maids/housekeepers are developing their own video game on the side, and the man financing it is one of the hostages. Perhaps this video game element will explain their confidence in this situation and should lead to some hilarious moments as they find out the difference between a first-person shooter and actually being shot at.

Fans of Comedy Central's Workaholics will have every reason to be confident in this film. In addition to Adam Devine and Blake Anderson, Anders Holm both stars in and is the screenwriter on Game Over, Man! Another Workaholics alum, Kyle Newacheck, is the director on the film. Game Over, Man! arrives on Netflix on March 23. For all of the other series, documentaries and movies hitting the streaming platform in the coming months, check out our premiere schedule.

The Die Hard template has been used time and time again to propel other movies that don't involve Bruce Willis foiling the best-laid plans of terrorists. Die Hard on a Bus was Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock's Speed. Die Hard on a Boat was Steven Seagal's Under Siege, while Under Siege 2 was basically Die Hard on a Train. But what about Die Hard with Stoned Idiots? I think that's how we can describe Game Over, Man!, a Netflix comedy that just dropped its first bit of footage.

Fans of the deceased Comedy Central show Workaholics will recognize the three dudes at the center of Game Over, Man! And just typing that makes me sad, because that phrase belongs to the beloved Bill Paxton, who left us too soon. But just by using that phrase as its title makes me think that Game Over, Man! will lampoon several different types of action classics, even though Adam Devine once described it as "Die Hard, but with three idiot John McClanes."

The official plot synopsis goes something like this. Characters played by Adam Devine, Anders Holm and Blake Anderson are low-level maids at a downtown L.A. hotel who have created their own video game on the side, and are about to get it fully financed. Unfortunately, trouble sparks when the man who's bankrolling their endeavor gets kidnapped by terrorists during a hostile takeover. Now it's up to these buffoons to stop the terrorists and rescue the hard-partying billionaire so he can continue to fund their dream of creating an original video game. High stakes!

One reason why we're excited about the Netflix original production of Game Over, Man! is that it's being produced by Scott Rudin, as well as Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg. Could this be the next equivalent of Pineapple Express, as well as Die Hard? That Seth Rogen movie expertly blended the Lethal Weapon tropes into a weed comedy, and it sounds like Game Over, Man! is trying to do the same with the Die Hard formula.

The problem is, we have to wait almost a full year to see how Game Over, Man! turned out. Netflix plans to release it on April 20, 2018 (get it? 4/20?!) And this first footage, while funny, really only shows us what the Workaholics dudes will look like in the movie, and the type of humor they will be aiming for. We'll bring you more on Game Over, Man! as the details spill out. For more on new and returning Netflix movies and shows, click those words.

Ever since Bruce Willis starred in the original Die Hard, many action movies have tried to copy that success by taking the film's simple formula and giving it minor changes. While we thought we'd seen every possible permutation, this one is new. Adam Devine describes his new film, with his Workaholics co-stars, as Die Hard with complete morons. It's certainly a twist we certainly haven't seen before.

While Adam Devine will next be seen in the comedy Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates, which opens in theaters today, he's also the co-star of Comedy Central's Workaholics. While fans of the series may be heartbroken to know that the next season of that series is likely to be its last, there is a silver lining. Adam Devine tells Entertainment Weekly that he, along with co-stars Blake Anderson and Anders Holm, are working on a feature film, titled Game Over, Man, which is planning to go into production early next year. Based on Devine's synopsis of the plot, we're certainly curious.

First off, the fact that Adam Devine describes their characters as "maids" rather than "housekeepers" or something more general already has us wondering what this setup is going to be. What hotel still refers to their cleaning staff as maids? We have to assume that this is a place where male cleaners is not the norm, making the hotel itself a curious place to set a movie. Of course, the unorthodox nature of the hotel may be why it is targeted by terrorists.

In the original Die Hard, Bruce Willis' John McClane has a chance to fight the bad guys simply because he gets overlooked and the robbers don't know that he's there. It would make sense this could happen to a couple of "maids" in a large hotel. But if you don't actually have the skill to do anything to fight terrorists, what happens then?

While the setup is very different from Workaholics, we have to assume that the comedy will be similar, as it comes from the same minds. Are these the people you want trying to save you from terrorists?

Game Over, Man certainly sounds like an interesting concept. We'll have to wait and see how it turns out. Do you think a feature film from the brains behind Workaholics is the movie you've been waiting for? Let us know what you think in the comments.