Hulu's April Lineup: Dark Laughs & Epic Disasters

0:00It's April 24th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, AI-powered stories from the world of fame. I'm Cory with the story. Who lose dropping some fire this April? With standout movies that mix dark laughs, chills, and epic disasters. Leading the pack are two fresh 2025 flicks. The Savage job hunt satire, no other choice from South Korea, and the creepy dog thriller. Good boy. Plus, they're bringing back the classic 2004 blockbuster the day after tomorrow for that climate chaos fix. No other choice stars. Squid games Lee Beung-Hun as a laid-off family man in his 50s, who snaps and takes out job rivals with brutal flair. It's a pitch-black comedy nailing today's brutal unemployment grind, earning critical buzz and a golden globe nod for its sharp take on desperation. Shifting to pure horror, good boy follows a guy in his loyal pup Indy settling into a remote estate after grandpa's death. Night time creeps turn real when Indy senses an intruder lurking, building tension as they fight to survive the unknown.

1:06Then there's the day after tomorrow where Dennis Quaid plays a scientist warning of a new ice age amid wild storms. His son, played by Jake Gyllenhaal, gets trapped in flooded New York, forcing a dad-son rescue amid the spectacle. These picks hit different vibes, but all pack punch stream them on Hulu this weekend, and dive into stories that stick.