Looking for something engaging to watch at home? Streaming platforms like Hulu, Netflix, Max, Disney+, Apple TV+, Prime Video, Shudder, Paramount+, and Peacock offer a wealth of options. Each service hosts extensive libraries of movies and TV shows, making it easy to feel overwhelmed when trying to select the perfect watch.
To help you make the right choice, Mashable provides curated watch guides categorized by genre, including comedy, thriller, horror, documentary, and animation. Whether you’re in the mood for something new or a fresh addition to streaming services, we have you covered.
Mashable’s entertainment team has reviewed and ranked the most talked-about releases of the week from least to most recommended. Whether you’re seeking Hollywood glamour, intense horror, family-friendly entertainment, gripping drama, a Bill Skarsgård double feature, or a surprisingly romantic film, we have tailored suggestions for you.
Here’s a glance at what’s new on streaming, ranked from least to most watchable:
12. The Crow: This 2024 remake of the 1994 classic falls short for fans of the original. Starring Bill Skarsgård and FKA twigs, it attempts to retell the story of Eric Draven’s resurrection for vengeance but fails to capture the essence of the original.
11. Sonic the Hedgehog 3: Despite initial controversies, the Sonic films have been enjoyable. The third installment features Jim Carrey, Idris Elba, and Keanu Reeves, promising more excitement and humor for fans.
10. Grosse Pointe Garden Society: This mystery series, reminiscent of shows like “Big Little Lies,” begins with a garden club involved in a murder. The series offers intrigue and drama as it unravels the backstory.
9. Things Will Be Different: A sci-fi family drama about siblings planning to escape their timeline, only to face unexpected challenges. This film explores themes of family bonds and survival.
8. A Thousand Blows: Set in 1880s London, this series by the creator of “Peaky Blinders” introduces a world of bare-knuckled boxing and thievery. The show promises intense rivalries and engaging storytelling.
7. Zero Day: Robert De Niro stars in this political thriller about a former president navigating a nationwide cyberattack. The series delivers suspense but struggles with its political commentary.
6. Win or Lose: Pixar’s first original TV series follows a youth softball team, using animation to explore characters’ emotional states. However, controversy over a removed transgender storyline affects its reception.
5. The World According to Allee Willis: This documentary delves into the life of the influential musician behind hits like “September” and the “Friends” theme. It’s an engaging exploration of her creative world.
4. American Murder: Gabby Petito: A documentary series that examines Gabby Petito’s tragic story, offering insights into her life and raising awareness about abusive relationships.
3. Nosferatu (2024): A remake of the horror classic, this film by Robert Eggers provides a dark and visually stunning tale of love and horror, with standout performances by Bill Skarsgård and Lily-Rose Depp.
2. The Brutalist: This epic drama follows an immigrant architect in post-WWII America. Nominated for multiple awards, it’s praised for its storytelling and emotional depth.
1. Love Me: A post-apocalyptic romance featuring Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun as AI robots exploring love. The film offers a unique and heartwarming take on relationships, blending humor and humanity.
These selections cater to a variety of tastes and preferences, ensuring you find something enjoyable to watch.
