With new season premieres and returning favorites, the list of new shows coming to Hulu in April 2019 is a diverse one. New seasons of Betelgeuse, The Future Man, and What We Do in the Shadows are on the way, as are new releases of House Hunters, Chopped, Property Brothers, and Zombieland. You can also catch the new episodes of the critically acclaimed fantasy series Game of Thrones.

Betelgeuse is a human exorcist

Betelgeuse is a dark comedy about a human exorcist who wanders the streets of a gothic funhouse seeking unseen spirits. He follows a recently dead couple who are trying to rid their home of its new living tenants, only to find that they are trapped inside their own home. The couple's attempt to rid their home of the spirits ends in disaster.

Lydia's parents are Barbara and Adam, who are second parents to Lydia. The Maitlands and Deetzes are a dysfunctional family, so the Betelgeuse character comes in as a perverted figure who undermines any attempt at order. She is the harbinger of destruction. But, thankfully, Betelgeuse saves the day when Lydia is forced to marry him.

The first season of Betelgeuse will be available in April. This season will feature a new comedic drama, as well as several episodes of classics. You'll be able to catch up on your favorite shows, and discover some new ones too! Be sure to check out Betelgeuse when it debuts in April on Hulu!

The second season of Betelgeuse will be available on Hulu in April 2019. The film is based on a true story and will explore the power of storytelling and the media's magnifying glass. The first season begins in 1972 with missing boy Steven Stayner. The media's obsession with him results in a dramatic series of events that resulted in the discovery of a horrific secret in his family.

I Am the Night is a sci-fi anthology

Fans of the Twilight Zone will be thrilled by the reboot of The Twilight Zone. The new series features six mini-movies about a generation that grew up with the internet. It will explore the dark corners of cyberspace and include both classic and modern twists. Mark Hamill, the narrator from Luther, will serve as a narrator for the new series.

Unlike other sci-fi shows, I Am the Night will focus on an Australian setting and will revolve around people who come back from the dead. The characters are from different eras, and the twists will keep viewers guessing until the very end. It will also feature some of the best performances of the year. I Am the Night will be released to Hulu in April 2019.

Another great addition to the sci-fi anthology is "Star Trek Beyond." It is a reboot of a 1958 sci-fi story by George Langelaan. This movie is not exactly A-list material, but it still has some strong performances. A six-foot man transforms into a housefly in this movie. If you're looking for something a little more escapist-minded, check out "Robot." The movie features Jeremy Irons as a scientist who becomes a master of evil and an evil scientist, as well as a cool target-seeking handgun.

If you're looking for some new content this April, make sure you check out Into the Dark, a sci-fi anthology from Blumhouse that will debut on the streaming service on April 1. It will debut in two parts on Hulu, the first of which is an original episode titled "April Fool's Day." The other episodes include History Channel's Ancient Aliens, A&E's Intervention, and Bravo's The Real Housewives of Potomac.

Cinemax's "Warrior" captures the feel of 18th-century San Francisco

The cast of Cinemax's "Warrior" is diverse and likable, including South African actor Graham Hopkins. The film also includes several foreign actors, including Brits Olivia Cheng and Koji. The Chinese immigrant Ah Sahm must navigate the hostile environment of 18th-century San Francisco. Unlike many of the other movies and TV shows set in the city, Warrior takes place in the real Chinatown.

The story is based in post-Civil War San Francisco, but is set before the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act. Early episodes explore rising tensions among Irish laborers and anti-immigrant sentiment against Chinese immigrants. The film also explores issues of class, race, and politics in post-Civil War San Francisco. In addition, "Warrior" offers a glimpse into how the Chinese impacted the life of local residents in the 18th century.

A martial arts drama based on Bruce Lee's concept, "Warrior," is a crime drama set during the brutal Tong Wars in late-19th-century Chinatown. The first season aired on Cinemax in 2019 and returned for a second season last October. The cast also includes Joe Taslim, Andrew Koji, Kier Bew, and Celine Buckens.

Cinemax's "Warrior" is a gritty crime drama that rekindles the enigmatic feeling of the 18th century Chinatown. Based on a script by Bruce Lee more than 50 years ago, the film follows martial arts prodigy Ah Sahm as he tries to prove his worth as a fighter, eventually becoming the hatchet man for a powerful tong in Chinatown.

HBO's Game of Thrones

If you're a fan of George R.R. Martin's book series, you've probably wondered when HBO's Game of Thrones will be coming to streaming services like Hulu. Fortunately, that day has finally arrived. In April 2019, HBO will bring the hit HBO show to Hulu, so you can catch up on all your favorite episodes on the go. Check out the full list of April releases below.

Other shows coming to Hulu in April include the upcoming season of "Stranger Things," "Orange Is the New Black," and more. Stranger Things will be streaming back-to-back starting Monday, December 26. You can also catch up on the first season of "Stranger Things," a sci-fi drama about warring animal clans in a flood-soaked Africa.

The new season of Game of Thrones will premiere on April 14 at 9 p.m. ET on Hulu. To watch the premiere live, you'll need to have an account with the service. Once you have an account, you can watch the new episodes of Game of Thrones on Hulu. In addition to HBO GO, you can also watch the episodes of Game of Thrones on Hulu.

You can also get a dose of classic television with new movies. HBO will debut their eighth season of "Game of Thrones" in April. BlackKklansman, Crazy Rich Asians, and The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina are also new in April. Despite all the great content coming to Hulu, April will still be a quiet month for Netflix.

Netflix's Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood

Netflix is bringing a Southern-fried comedy to Hulu in April 2019 and it's worth a look if you haven't already. The movie is directed by Callie Khouri and stars Ellen Burstyn, Fionnula Flanagan, and James Garner. It originally came out in 2002, but has recently been getting a re-release thanks to streaming services.

If you're looking for a new series to binge, look no further than Hulu. The streaming service will release The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, part two, on April 5. If you've been waiting for this one, Netflix has your back. You'll have the whole year to binge-watch the first season and then watch the second.

Streaming services are constantly reviving their lineup of movies and TV shows. After the popularity of Netflix originals, the streaming service has added interactive options. Moreover, the Oscar-winning film, BlacKkKlansman, is making its way to Hulu, which will bring it to the streaming service in April. If you can't wait until April to watch Netflix's new series, you can catch up on the latest episodes online.

Streaming services continue to add movies every month. Hulu also added some popular films from last year, including the critically-acclaimed Independence Day. Netflix's new series will feature more than 30 new titles in April. It's a great way to keep your entertainment fresh, so start browsing now. You'll be glad you did.