You love your Hulu Plus subscription because you get to catch up on all of your favorite primetime shows, but do you really know your way around the service? Sure, their sea of titles isn’t nearly as vast as other platforms like Netflix or Amazon Instant Video, but for what Hulu Plus lacks in quantity, they make up for in quality. Here are some of the best movies and shows you’re missing out on and should add to your queue right now.

If you’re a South Park fan, you need to check out South Park: Fan Favorites.

With 18 seasons worth of episodes, it can be difficult to sift through the best of Trey Parker and Matt Stone. Luckily, these crowd-sourced favorites were voted as the very best of the series from diehard fans like yourself. [Where to stream South Park Fan Favorites]

If you like Burning Love, you need to stream Hot Wives of Orlando.

Starring Kristen Schaal and Casey Wilson, Hot Wives of Orlando parodies Bravo’s The Real Housewives franchise to a tee from the fake fights to the fake boobs. [Where to stream Hot Wives of Orlando]

If you like The Real Housewives franchise, you need to check out the Guilty Pleasures section.

Speaking of The Real Housewives: if you’re a loyal follower of what’s happening with the Guidice drama, you probably already know all of the franchise seasons are on Hulu Plus. But what you probably didn’t know is that even more reality series like Bad Girls Club and The Hills are also available under the completely unproductive (but pretty amazing) Hulu Plus genre of Guilty Pleasures. [Where to stream The Hills]

If you’re a film buff, you need to check out the Criterion Collection titles available on streaming.

From Cassavetes and Fellini to Bergman: Criterion Collection is sure to make any classic film fan swoon. Watch Dark Shadows, La Strada, Fanny & Alexander and more, all in remastered hi-def. [Where to stream Fanny & Alexander]

If you like Love Actually, you need to stream Sleepless in Seattle.

Let’s be honest, Love Actually is pretty damn basic so why not stream a timeless rom-com like Sleepless in Seattle or Moonstruck? They’re both heartwarming, funny, and have kick ass soundtracks. [Where to stream Sleepless in Seattle]

If you like Wayne’s World, you need to stream This Is Spinal Tap.

Grab a buddy and rock out to this classic metal comedy starring Rob Reiner (who also directed), Michael McKean, and Christopher Guest. [Where to stream This is Spinal Tap]

If you hate horror sequels, prequels, and remakes, then you need to stream the originals.

Ready to Stream and Scream? Right now, Hulu is the only streaming platform where you can stream both Brian De Palma’s Carrie and Sam Raimi’s The Evil Dead for free with your subscription. [Where to stream The Evil Dead]

If you’re into experimental film, you need to stream David Lynch’s early work.

Fresh out of art school, the enigmatic David Lynch was producing his own bizarre short films. Ranging from 60 seconds to 34 minutes, The Alphabet, The Amputee, The Grandmother, and more are all Lynch at his most surreal. [Where to stream The Grandmother]

If you like The Sopranos, you need to stream Lonely Hearts.

This underrated neo-noir thriller stars the late James Gandolfini in the lead role alongside John Travolta, James Caan, Jared Leto, and Salma Hayek as detectives and con artists. [Where to stream Lonely Hearts]

If you’re currently obsessed with a particular actor or director, you need to stream their lesser-known stuff.

If you can’t get enough of, say, Mark Duplass these days, stream his very first projects like relationship dramedy The Puffy Chair. Yup, that’s Duplass’ wife and The League co-star Katie Aselton before she was a Shiva Bowl champion. [Where to stream The Puffy Chair]

If you like novel adaptations, you need to stream the original The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo trilogy.

If you loved the books but didn’t care for David Fincher’s adaptation, give the original Swedish version a try. All three are on Hulu Plus. [Where to stream The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo trilogy]

If you’re a foodie and/or like documentaries, you need to stream Jiro Dreams of Sushi.

This award-winning documentary chronicles the sushi-making process from a true master of his craft, Jiro Ono, who, at 85 years old, is still making some of the best sushi in the world. [Where to stream Jiro Dreams of Sushi]

If you like Freaks and Geeks, you need to stream My So-Called Life.

Though it only lasted one season, My So-Called Life left an iconic Mark on ’90s television. Starring a very young Claire Danes, Jared Leto, and more, this series has everything you love about the greatest decade ever: sweet flannel and floppy boy-band hair included. [Where to stream My So-Called Life]

If you like Parks and Recreation or The Office, you need to stream Party Down.

Another classic offbeat show that was cancelled far too soon. Party Down follows a catering crew as they travel from gig to gig. Starring Ken Marino, Jane Lynch, Adam Scott, Kristen Bell, Martin Starr, and Lizzy Caplan. [Where to stream Party Down]

If you like quirky British comedies, you need to stream Moone Boy.

Bridesmaids star Chris O’Dowd writes and stars in this adorable new series that’s a mix of About a Boy and Calvin and Hobbes. [Where to stream Moone Boy]

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