Upcoming Detective Series Spotlight: From Spider-Noir to Berlin Noir
Andrew Hansen
Published May 17, 2026
Ben Sherlock, the acclaimed critic behind the popular YouTube channel I Got Touched at the Cinema, brings his expertise to Screen Rant before taking the reins at Mammoth Rant. With a rich background in film criticism and indie projects, Ben's insights promise to enlighten readers on the evolving world of detective storytelling.
Detective narratives continue to thrive across television, adapting to contemporary tastes while honoring their roots in classic television mysteries. Audiences are drawn to the intricate puzzles and complex characters that define the genre.
Looking ahead, several exciting detective series are poised to make waves in the coming months. Highlights include a new season of True Detective, fresh episodes of Line of Duty, and the highly anticipated revival of Cape Fear.
Spider-Noir
May 25 on MGM+/May 27 on Prime Video
After mixed receptions to recent superhero films, Spider-Noir aims to reinvigorate the genre with its unique blend of 1930s aesthetics and modern storytelling.
Cape Fear
June 5 on Apple TV
This reimagining of the classic thriller delivers intense performances and a modernized narrative that keeps viewers on edge.
Lanterns
August 2026 on HBO
Set within the Green Lantern Corps, the series defies typical space opera expectations by focusing on a terrestrial murder investigation.
Only Murders in the Building Season 6
2026 on Hulu
Despite some predictability, the show's charming chemistry and clever writing keep audiences engaged.
I Will Find You
TBA on Netflix
The gripping plot revolves around a wrongful conviction and the search for truth, promising a compelling watch.
Line Of Duty Season 7
2027 on BBC One
Building on its legacy, the new season promises to deliver the same intense drama and moral complexity that fans have come to expect.
True Detective Season 5
2027 on HBO
With Issa Raepez at the helm, the show aims to refresh its narrative style while maintaining its signature depth.
Berlin Noir
TBA on Apple TV
Set against the backdrop of 1928 Berlin, the series promises a sophisticated blend of historical intrigue and modern crime-solving.
