February brings a chill that makes staying in feel more enticing than ever – and STACKTV has just the lineup to fill those long, cozy nights. From full-series binges to weekly reality obsessions and thrillers that keep you glued to the screen well past bedtime, there’s no shortage of stories to get lost in. Here’s what to press play on this month on STACKTV.

The ‘Burbs

Full series drops Sunday, February 8

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Suburbia has never been this unsettling (or this fun). Inspired by the cult-classic 1989 horror-comedy, The ‘Burbs drops you into a picture-perfect neighbourhood where something is very, very off. Keke Palmer and Jack Whitehall star as a couple who reluctantly move back into his childhood home, only to have their fresh start derailed by a mysterious new neighbour and a growing list of secrets lurking behind manicured lawns.

This new series is perfect for fans of suburban satire and stories where the cul-de-sac is never just a cul-de-sac.

Survivor: Season 50

New episodes every Wednesday starting February 25

Fifty seasons in and Survivor is still finding ways to surprise us. Nearly 25 years after it first aired, a brand-new group of castaways heads to Fiji to prove they’ve got what it takes to outwit, outplay and outlast. With fresh strategies, high emotions and even bigger risks, this season raises the stakes like never before.

Hosted by Jeff Probst, season 50 is a celebration of everything that’s made Survivor a must-watch reality for decades.

PONIES

New episodes streaming Thursdays

Cold War intrigue with a personal edge. Set in Moscow in 1977, PONIES follows two women working as “persons of no interest” (aka PONIES) at the American Embassy. Their lives change when both of their husbands are killed under mysterious circumstances, leaving them widowed and pulled into the world of the CIA. Emilia Clarke stars as Bea, an over-educated Russian speaker trying to make sense of loss and espionage, alongside Twila, played by Haley Lu Richardson, a fearless small-town girl who never hides what she’s thinking.

Smart and thrilling, PONIES mixes spy action with nail-biting conspiracy.

All Her Fault

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One unanswered doorbell sets everything in motion. Based on Andrea Mara’s bestselling novel, All Her Fault begins with a chilling scenario: Marissa Irvine (Sarah Snook) arrives to pick up her son from a playdate, except no one inside the house knows who he is. What follows is every parent’s worst nightmare, unraveling into a mystery that exposes the secrets of an entire community.

Starring Jake Lacy, Dakota Fanning and Michael Peña, this is the kind of psychological thriller that makes “just one more episode” feel non-negotiable.

Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy

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This isn’t just a true crime story – it’s an examination of how systems fail. Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy digs into the disturbing life of one of America’s most notorious serial killers, centering the voices of victims and the families left behind. The series exposes the missed warnings, institutional blind spots and societal prejudices that allowed Gacy’s crimes to stay undetected.

Eye-opening and impossible to forget, this is a true crime that lingers long after the credits roll.

The Copenhagen Test

Available to stream now

Five minutes into the future is all it takes to change everything. From executive producer James Wan, The Copenhagen Test stars Simu Liu as an intelligence analyst who discovers his brain has been hacked, granting unknown perpetrators access to everything he sees and hears. Trapped between his own agency and an invisible enemy, he must perform loyalty while secretly trying to uncover the truth.

If you love suspense and stories that make you question everything you think you know, this one is for you.

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Related: Creator Celeste Hughey on Bringing The ‘Burbs Back to Life