“Presence”, the final season of “Harlem”, and “The Agency” season finale top this week's Must List

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"Presence"

Nearly 40 features into his filmmaking career, Steven Soderbergh is still tirelessly inventive. Lucy Liu, Julia Fox, and Callina Liang star in a classic haunted house story that Soderbergh upends and explodes with a single, subtle twist. The haunting of Liang's Chloe and the unraveling of her family are observed from the perspective of the very presence doing the haunting. This fresh and energetic horror movie makes a notable new addition to Soderbergh's storied filmography. You're never less safe than when walking in the shoes of the monster. —Ryan Coleman, News Writer

Read Entertainment Weekly's review of Presence

"Harlem"

In the final season of Tracy Oliver's sharp, hilarious comedy, Camille considers a career change; Tye contemplates monogamy; Quinn lands a big client; Angie stars in Girls Trip: The Musical; and yes, somebody's pregnant. This Amazon comedy deserved to be a bigger hit — but these friends will stay with us forever. —Kristen Baldwin, TV Critic

Read EW's conversation with Harlem showrunner Tracy Oliver

"Castlevania: Nocturne"

Set amidst the French Revolution, season 2 of this beautifully animated drama dives deeper into the Belmont legacy with blood-soaked gothic intrigue and heart-wrenching character arcs. A rare sequel that exceeds expectations, the Netflix series is a testament to what gaming adaptations can achieve when done right. —Michael Weisbaum, VP of Growth & Strategy

"The Agency"

Don't be fooled by the lackluster title — this Michael Fassbender-led spy thriller is one of the best new series on TV. Also starring Jeffrey Wright, Richard Gere, and Jodie Turner-Smith, this slow-boiling Showtime drama gives its stacked cast plenty to do. —Tiffany Kelly, News Editor

Read EW's interview with The Agency stars Richard Gere and Michael Fassbender

"The Inheritance"

Agatha Christie meets Succession in this new thriller from Trisha Sakhlecha that sees the Agrawals gather for a family reunion on their Scottish private island, awaiting patriarch Raj's succession plan. Matriarch Shalini craves time with Raj, but their children's dark secrets turn the reunion into a high-stakes game of survival. —Maureen Lee Lenker, Senior Writer

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