Hulu sets November 10 premiere for true-crime docuseries on looksmaxxing culture

Hulu will debut the three-part docuseries Get Huge: Looksmaxxing to Death on November 10 in the U.S. and internationally on Disney+. The series looks at extreme biohacking, male influencer culture and a string of suspicious deaths centered on Dr. Tony Huge and his inner circle.

Why it matters: - Hulu is adding another true-crime title to its documentary slate, aiming at a niche but highly visible corner of online masculinity and influencer culture. - The series taps into growing public interest in internet subcultures, biohacking and the risks around extreme self-improvement movements. - The topic could draw viewers beyond true-crime fans because it links online notoriety, performance culture and unexplained deaths.

What happened: - Hulu announced the three-part docuseries Get Huge: Looksmaxxing to Death. - The series premieres November 10 on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+ for bundle subscribers in the U.S. - Disney+ will carry the series internationally. - The project is framed as a true-crime story set in the manosphere and centered on suspicious deaths around an influencer biohacking community.

The details: - The series focuses on Dr. Tony Huge, described as a guru who promotes homemade biohacks to followers seeking extreme physical transformation. - The logline says the movement promises bulging muscles, bigger penises and eternal youth. - Leo & Longevity, described as a penis-enlargement expert and one of Tony Huge’s closest allies, is found dead in Thailand. - Online influencers begin investigating Tony Huge and his right-hand man, Connor Murphy, after Leo’s death. - The logline says a darker pattern emerges and suggests Leo may not be the first member of the inner circle to die under mysterious circumstances. - Stacey Lee directs the series. - Boardwalk Pictures produces the series. - Boardwalk Pictures’ credits include Welcome to Wrexham and aka Charlie Sheen. - Hyperobject Industries also produces the series. - Hyperobject Industries’ credits include Don’t Look Up and Stormbound. - Executive producers include Adam McKay and Todd Schulman for Hyperobject Industries. - Executive producers for Boardwalk Pictures include Andrew Fried, Lana Barkin, Jordan Wynn and Dane Lillegard. - William Crouse and Stacey Lee executive produce for Lovely Days. - Jennings Brown executive produces for Nocturne. - Brett Neichin is also listed among the executive producers. - Hulu also pointed to the docuseries as part of its broader documentary lineup, alongside Devil in the Family: The Fall of Ruby Franke, Betrayal: Dirty Secrets, The Swan: Behind the Mirror and Swipe Right on the Devil.

Between the lines: - Hulu is packaging the series as both a cultural snapshot and a murder mystery, which can widen appeal beyond a standard documentary audience. - The emphasis on online sleuthing suggests the series will explore how influencer communities can amplify speculation, loyalty and paranoia. - The subject matter also fits a broader streaming trend toward documentary storytelling about internet communities and public fascination with extreme behavior.

What's next: - The series will roll out on November 10. - Viewers in the U.S. will be able to watch on Hulu, with bundle subscribers getting access through Hulu on Disney+. - International viewers will see it on Disney+. - Hulu is likely to keep building its documentary portfolio around high-interest true-crime and cultural stories.