The first page of your 2020 calendar is already threatening a turn, if you can believe it, and with the shockingly quick transition from January to February comes, if nothing else, at least a new batch of feature film and television titles on Hulu. Allow us to walk you through the highlights of the green streamer’s incoming (and outgoing) slate.

We’ll begin in film, where Hulu is adding a time-tested action-thriller classic: 1993’s The Fugitive (Feb. 1), starring Harrison Ford as Dr. Richard Kimble, an accomplished surgeon forced to clear his name after being wrongly accused of his wife’s murder, and an Oscar-winning Tommy Lee Jones as Samuel Gerard, the U.S. Marshal tasked with bringing Kimble to justice—he of the indelible “I don’t care!” ad-lib. That notable new addition arrives alongside quite a few others on the first of the month, including: some of the best zombie movies and romantic comedies ever made in Danny Boyle’s 28 Days Later and Rob Reiner’s When Harry Met Sally, respectively; Oscar-winning Gabourey Sidibe-starring drama Precious; Cameron Crowe’s iconic, John Cusack-starring romantic dramedy Say Anything; Oscar-winning Patrick Swayze/Demi Moore romance Ghost; dumb-fun Zack Snyder epic 300; and a heaping helping of National Lampoon movies, from 1983’s original Vacation to whatever 2011’s Dirty Movie is. Following these titles onto Hulu later in the month are Drew Goddard’s brilliant 2012 horror deconstruction The Cabin in the Woods (Feb. 3), 2019 music documentary David Crosby: Remember My Name (Feb. 6), creepy urban legend documentary Wrinkles the Clown (Feb. 6), Richard Linklater’s Cate Blanchett-led 2019 adaptation of Where’d You Go, Bernadette (Feb. 12), Tim Heidecker’s political satire Mister America (Feb. 13), late-’90s Chris Farley comedy Beverly Hills Ninja (Feb. 14) and Spielbergian J.J. Abrams joint Super 8 (Feb. 18), among others.