April 2025 is packed with top-tier content for film and TV fans. From returning favorites to bold new series and high-stakes thrillers, here are seven must-watch premieres that should be on your radar.
1. Lazarus – Premieres April 6 on Max
From MAPPA and Adult Swim comes this futuristic anime directed by Cowboy Bebop legend Shin’ichirō Watanabe. In a world transformed by a miracle drug that guarantees perfect health—but kills you in three years—a team of elite agents must race to save humanity. Stylish, smart, and suspenseful.
2. Black Mirror Season 7 – Premieres April 10 on Netflix
After a two-year break, the cult dystopian series is back with more dark takes on tech. For the first time ever, Black Mirror will feature a direct sequel to a past episode (from season 4). Expect more twisted, thought-provoking stories—and a few surprises.
3. The Last of Us Season 2 – Premieres April 14 on Max
The acclaimed adaptation returns, tackling the first part of The Last of Us Part II. With seven intense episodes built around themes of revenge, trauma, and survival, this season dives even deeper into its post-apocalyptic world. Expect big emotions—and even bigger stakes.
4. Andor Season 2 – Premieres April 22 on Disney+
One of the best Star Wars stories ever told is coming to an end. Andor returns for its final season, exploring the rise of the Rebellion through grounded, character-driven storytelling. If you loved Rogue One, this is a must-watch.
5. Love Is Overrated – In theaters April 23
Based on Mourad Winter’s hit novel, this French rom-com follows Anis, a guy who’s clueless in love and struggling after losing his best friend. Then he meets Madeleine—played by Laura Felpin—and everything changes. Heartfelt and hilarious.
6. Ravage – Premieres April 25 on Netflix
Director Gareth Evans (The Raid) is back with another brutal action thriller. Tom Hardy stars in this gritty story about a drug deal gone sideways. Expect bone-crunching fights and non-stop tension—classic Evans.
7. Asterix & Obelix: The Battle of the Chiefs – Premieres April 30 on Netflix
This 3D animated mini-series reimagines the iconic Gauls in a bold new style inspired by Spider-Verse. Directed by Alain Chabat, it’s a fresh, fast-paced take that still honors the spirit and humor of the original comics.
