Mikayla Rivera

Editor

Mikayla Rivera has worked as an editor for nine years, bringing her passion for niche genres and TV streaming services to websites like Mithical Entertainment, Reviews.org, HowtoWatch.com, and now CableTV.com. Her love of anime and ethical marketing is rivalled only by her dedication to The Chicago Manual of Style. When Mikayla isn’t editing other people’s work, she’s writing comics and novels on her own time.

The prom scene from Carrie shows a smiling young woman wearing a tiara.

ALL the Stephen King Shows and Movies in One Place

by Randy Harward | Sep 14, 2025 | Entertainment, Horror, How to Watch, Listicles

As a Stephen King fan, I know what it’s like to wanna read and watch everything the man puts out, so I’ve compiled this guide to watching every Stephen King movie and show.I hope it helps my fellow “constant readers,” as King likes to call us.

Incoming! Buzzy Horror Flick Weapons Is Finally Streaming—Here’s How to Watch It

by Randy Harward | Sep 12, 2025 | Entertainment, Horror, How to Watch

OMG! Have you seen Weapons yet? I’ve seen it twice now. If you haven’t been able to catch Zach Cregger’s chilling, gripping Barbarian follow-up in theaters, you’re in luck. Weapons—the third-highest-rated horror movie of 2025 according to Rotten Tomatoes—is finally on VOD, and we’ll tell you where to rent or buy it.

A predator has Arnold Schwarzenegger backed up against a tree in a scene from Predator (1987).

No Time to Bleed: How to Watch the Predator Movies in Order

by Greg Walton | Sep 10, 2025 | Entertainment, Horror, Listicles

Get to the choppa, soldier! I’m about to tell you where to stream or rent all nine Predator movies—including the upcoming Predator: Badlands, which comes out on Nov. 7, 2025.

YouTube Officially Rolls Out AI Age Verification, What You Need to Know

by Olivia Bono | Sep 8, 2025 | Industry News, Streaming

YouTube’s AI allegedly works by tracking a “variety of signals” like “the types of videos a user is searching for, the categories of videos they have watched, or the longevity of the account.” You need to be 13 to make a Google account, so hypothetically speaking, accounts older than five years should be good to go. Unfortunately, there’s a big gray area there. “Hypothetically speaking” isn’t the same thing as 100% confidence.

Iconic scenes from movies with unforgettable twist endings.

Movies With Crazy Twists That Left Me Speechless

by Sophie Hastings | Sep 8, 2025 | Entertainment, Listicles

From jaw-dropping mysteries to mind-bending thrillers, these movies pulled the rug out from under me in the best way.

Sling TV vs. Philo

by Bill Frost | Sep 8, 2025 | Reviews, Streaming, TV

Sling TV and Philo offer some of the lowest-priced monthly plans in live TV streaming. On the downside, they also feature fewer channels than pricier competitors like YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV. More minuses: Sling TV is light on local channels, and Philo carries none at all (there are no sports channels on Philo, either).

Sling TV vs. Fubo

by Bill Frost | Sep 8, 2025 | Reviews, Sports, Streaming, TV

Sling TV and Fubo rate closely in CableTV.com’s live TV streaming editorial rankings, but for different reasons. Thanks to its endless package customization option and relatively lower pricing, we’re giving the edge in this matchup to Sling TV.

Sling TV vs. YouTube TV

by Randy Harward | Sep 8, 2025 | Reviews, Streaming, TV

Sling TV offers a good deal for an affordable price—its packages have some flexibility, and its largest package is still cheaper than YouTube TV. But YouTube TV offers more channels and unlimited cloud DVR storage space, so in many ways, you really do get what you pay for.

Woman with eyes closed and mouth open as if screaming in frustration and "Streaming Services Cancellation Survey" on left

Unsubscribed: New Data Reveals Why Viewers Are Saying Goodbye to Netflix (and Other Streamers)

by Olivia Bono | Sep 8, 2025 | Entertainment, Industry News, Outreach, Streaming

Streaming is the biggest thing in TV right now, and the landscape of the industry is constantly changing. The vast majority of people are subscribed to at least one streaming service. So what would drive someone to cancel their subscription?

A collage of images from Only Murders in the Building, Seen & Heard: The History of Black Television, Doc, and the 77th Emmy Awards, shows covered in CableTV.com’s What to Watch This Week column for September 8–14.

What To Watch This Weekend: Stream Our Top 7 TV and Movie Picks (September 8–14)

by Randy Harward | Sep 8, 2025 | Entertainment, What to Watch

This week’s “What To Watch” picks include Only Murders in the Building’s fifth season (Hulu), the docuseries Seen & Heard: The History of Black Television (HBO and HBO MaxTM), Doc’s second season (Fox), and the 77th Emmy Awards (CBS and Paramount+). Let’s hit the couch!

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