Insights and Trends
Fubo Tops the Streaming Service Popularity Index. But Nearly Every Title Behind It Streams Elsewhere.
Fubo carried an average of 37.7 of the US Top 100 movies and shows each day from September 24 to October 24. That puts it at No. 1 on the Streaming Service Popularity Index for the first time in the index’s five months, ahead of Prime Video and Netflix. But there’s a catch. Almost everything…
Read MoreWho’s Getting Scarier on Streaming? 7 in 10 Popular Horror Titles Changed Services in Two Years
Halloween (2018) has streamed on three different major services in two years. That’s typical. More than 7 in 10 of horror’s most popular library titles were added to, dropped by or moved between services since October 2024. Some titles didn’t land anywhere. Peacock’s US catalog shrank 61% in two years, from 6,040 titles to 2,336.…
Read MoreWho’s the Scariest Streaming Service? Peacock Has the Most Horror for Its Size. HBO Max Has the Horror Nobody Else Does.
Nearly one in five movies on Peacock is horror. That’s the highest share of any major US streamer. But most of Peacock’s horror also streams somewhere else. HBO Max, meanwhile, holds more of the most popular horror that no other major streamer carries. So which service is “scariest”? It depends on whether you count share,…
Read MoreNo Major Rival Carries More Than 4% of Netflix’s US Movies or Shows. Here’s What They Share.
No other major subscription streaming (SVOD) service carries more than 4% of Netflix’s US movies or 4% of its US shows. Prime Video and Hulu share the most titles with it, and for almost every rival, TV overlaps more than film. Ice Age and Percy Jackson and the Olympians arrived on Netflix this month through…
Read More73% of Titles on Skydance’s US Services Stream Only on Pluto TV. Just 14 of the 100 Most Popular Do.
Skydance’s streaming plans center on combining HBO Max and Paramount+. By title count, though, most of the new company’s US catalog sits on Pluto TV, its free, ad-supported on-demand service (AVOD). Skydance streams 23,401 distinct titles in the US across its four services. 17,006 of them (73%) are available only on Pluto TV, not on…
Read MoreParamount+ Is 30% of Skydance’s Combined Catalog but Carries 47 of Its 100 Most Popular Titles
Put HBO Max, Paramount+ and Discovery+ together and you get 6,395 distinct US titles. HBO Max brings 62% of them. Yet based on activity in the Reelgood app, Paramount+ carries 47 of the 100 most popular titles in that combined catalog with less than a third of the count. In the first post in this…
Read MoreA Third of the Top 100 Movies Were Buy-or-Rent Only in September. Some Waited Months for a Subscription Service.
On an average day between August 24 and September 24, 2026, 32 of the 100 most popular movies in the US were not on any subscription or free streaming service. The only way to watch them was to buy or rent them, almost always through Amazon and Apple TV, and usually through Fandango as well.…
Read MoreHBO Max and Paramount+ Share Just 6 Titles. What That Means for Skydance’s Single Service.
Paramount Skydance closed its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery on October 6, and the combined company, Skydance, says its streaming products will “unify into a single service over time.” This is the first in a short series on what that combined catalog holds. (See the second post about the combined catalog and its respective popularity…
Read MoreThe Star Trek Catalog Is 97 Titles. 51 Are in No Streaming Catalog at All.
This is the second of two posts marking Star Trek’s 60th anniversary with Reelgood’s US availability data. Part one covered where Star Trek actually streams and who owns those services. This one covers what is in the 97-title catalog and what is missing from it. Key takeaways Reelgood maps 97 Star Trek titles in the…
Read MoreHBO Max and Paramount+ Lost a Quarter of Their Top 100 Titles. Only One Left While Still Popular.
Since June, HBO Max and Paramount+ have each lost about a quarter of their most popular titles. Only one of those titles left either service while it was still in the Top 100. On an average day between July 24 and August 24, 2026, the two carried a combined 34.4 titles from the US Top…
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