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HBO Max is continuing its content removal spree with 36 titles going off the service this week including 20 of its in-house productions. Other titles include originals from HBO and Cartoon Network along with a few acquired titles. The development first reported by Variety noted that this move was aligned with the big HBO Max-Discovery+ […]

"Close Enough," "Summer Camp Island," and "Infinity Train" are some of titles that will longer be available on HBO Max after this week.

A trans Jewish teen confronts supernatural demons and his own family in this Netflix horror-comedy series, streaming now.

Dead End: Paranormal Park is one of the few shows with a trans lead – making it even more upsetting for Republicans, says Hamish Steele.

In Screen Gab no. 44, we learn more about the Comic-Con Museum's grand plan, catch up on Season 2 of 'Only Murders in the Building' and more.

“Dead End: Paranormal Park” is the story of two teens who take summer jobs at a haunted theme park. One of them happens to be a trans Jew, and is voiced by trans Jewish actor Zach Barack.

Dead End boss reveals Buffy reference was cut from Netflix's musical episode.

New to Netflix, "Dead End: Paranormal Park" is a YA cartoon series about a trans boy and his talking pug, who run away to a spooky theme park. Review.

We speak to Hamish Steele about converting comics to animation, a Netflix production with a radical queer POV, and why comics aren’t “just a stepping stone for streaming”.

Netflix's Dead End: Paranormal Park creator Hamish Steele discusses queer animation, Barney's journey as a trans lead, and episode nine's musical extravaganza.