Prime Video fills the post‑Boys void with Spider‑Noir, starring Nicolas Cage as Ben Reilly, and the series stays in the top‑three rankings. Starting July 1, Cage's cult film Drive Angry is free on Plex, while Collider launches an Action Hero Quiz to match fans with their ideal movie ally.
Prime Video is currently plugging the gap left by the conclusion of The Boys with its newest live‑action superhero offering, Spider‑Noir. The series functions as a spin‑off from the acclaimed animated Spider‑Verse movies, Spider‑Man: Into the Spider‑Verse and Spider‑Man: Across the Spider‑Verse, and it brings Oscar‑winner Nicolas Cage back to the role of Ben Reilly.
He shares the screen with a vibrant ensemble that includes Lamorne Morris, Li Jun Li, Karen Rodriguez, Abraham Popoola, Jack Huston and Brendan Gleeson. Though it premiered just under a month ago, Spider‑Noir remains the third‑most‑watched title on Prime Video in the United States, trailing only the drama Every Year After and the global hit Off Campus.
Its staying power is likely bolstered by the upcoming theatrical release of Spider‑Man: Brand New Day on July 31, which has generated renewed buzz for all things Spider‑Verse. Yet the series also benefits from Cage's own streaming magnetism; his career has become synonymous with a steady stream of both classic and contemporary digital favourites, and his presence alone draws viewers in large numbers.
Fans of Spider‑Noir have another reason to celebrate: starting July 1, the chaotic, high‑octane film Drive Angry will be available for free on Plex. Directed by Patrick Lussier and co‑written with Todd Farmer, the movie stars Amber Heard, William Fichtner and Billy Burke alongside Cage. While Drive Angry never managed to recoup its reported $50 million budget during its brief theatrical run in early 2011, it has since acquired a cult following for its over‑the‑top action and dark humor.
The film's original box‑office performance was hampered by a limited release - it opened in just over 2,000 U.S. venues and fell to fewer than 100 screens by its fourth weekend - but its availability on a free streaming platform now gives it a second life and offers Spider‑Noir subscribers an extra dose of Cage‑led mayhem. Beyond the streaming updates, Collider has launched a new interactive experience for action‑movie enthusiasts.
The Collider Exclusive Action Hero Quiz invites users to discover which iconic figure - Rambo, James Bond, Indiana Jones, John McClane or Ethan Hunt - would make the ideal partner in a high‑stakes scenario. Through ten situational questions covering everything from emergency tactics to downtime preferences, participants receive a personalized recommendation that aligns their own style with the chosen hero's signature approach.
The quiz not only engages fans with nostalgic pop‑culture references but also serves as a promotional bridge linking Collider's editorial content with the broader action‑genre community
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