Television winners

The 2026 Critics Choice Super Awards, announced Thursday, Aug. 6, saw Prime Video's The Boys and Apple TV+'s Widow's Bay each collect three television trophies, making them the most honoured series at the ceremony. Antony Starr received two individual awards for The Boys — Best Actor in a Superhero Series and Best Villain in a Series — for his portrayal of Homelander. Widow's Bay actors Matthew Rhys and Kate O'Flynn also took acting honours. The Best Superhero Series category ended in a tie between Spider-Noir and The Boys, one of the headline results driving coverage of the ceremony.
Film winners and multiple-honour titles
On the film side, four titles each earned multiple prizes across genre categories. James Gunn's Superman won Best Superhero Movie, with David Corenswet receiving Best Actor in a Superhero Movie for his role as the Man of Steel. Project Hail Mary took Best Science Fiction/Fantasy Movie, while Ryan Gosling won Best Actor for the film. Horror entry Obsession was named Best Horror Movie, with Inde Navarrette taking Best Actress. The Furious also featured among the top film honourees.
The Best Good Boy moment
The ceremony included a novelty prize that drew attention: a Best Good Boy in a Horror Movie award went to Indy, the canine star of Good Boy. Organisers framed the category as one of the more light-hearted moments of the evening, alongside the broader slate of genre categories covering superhero, science-fiction/fantasy, horror and action work.
Scope of the ceremony
The Critics Choice Super Awards are run by the Critics Choice Association to honour titles in superhero, horror, science-fiction and action genres — categories the organisers say have grown more dominant at global box offices and on streaming platforms. This year's distribution of awards highlighted the overlap between streaming-originated series, such as The Boys and Widow's Bay, and theatrical genre releases such as Superman and Project Hail Mary.
Follow-up signals
The next verifiable milestone on the Critics Choice Association calendar is its broader annual Critics Choice Awards ceremony, which covers mainstream film, television, documentary and reality categories beyond the genre-focused Super Awards slate.
Share this article







