There are few things that get our pulses racing quite like a good horror movie, full of things that go bump in the night and a bad guy who will seemingly never die. But the only thing scarier than a made-up monster is a real one, as true crime documentaries have shown us again and again.

And if you're a lover of the true crime genre, we've got good news: Peacock is home to countless bone-chilling docuseries and non-fiction thrillers. But if you need help narrowing that sinister selection, that's where Tom's Guide comes in: We've selected a trio of terrifyingly true and carefully researched accounts of some of America's most notorious killers, documentaries that will leave you shocked, appalled and, yes, hooked.

Here are three true crime docs on Peacock to watch if you never want to sleep again. We warned you!

'Making Manson'

He's arguably America's most mythologized murderer, but in this three-part docuseries by Billie Mintz ("Selena & Yolanda: The Secrets Between Them"), the psyche of infamous criminal and cult leader Charles Manson is frightfully deconstructed via over 100 hours of previously unreleased recorded interviews and conversations with the man himself.

In these jailhouse tapes, Manson — who died at 83 years old at a Kern County hospital in 2017 whilst serving multiple life sentences for orchestrating the brutal 1969 Tate-LaBianca murders — details the childhood trauma and schoolboy cruelty he experienced as a youth, as well as the early crimes and psychological motivations that would lead to that late-'60s murder spree. The doc also sees former members of the so-called Manson Family listen to Manson's testimony and grapple with their own roles in the group's dark legacy.

Stream "Making Manson" on Peacock now

'The Gilgo Beach Killer: House of Secrets'

Chilling in its recency, "The Gilgo Beach Killer: House of Secrets" recounts the horrific crimes and conviction of Long Island architect Rex Heuermann, who was sentenced to life in prison without parole in June 2026 for strangling and killing eight women between 1993 and 2010, disposing of their remains along the coast of eastern New York.

The case alone is haunting enough, but the three-part Peacock Original docuseries adds an extra layer of horror by including exclusive commentary from Heuermann's own kin, including his estranged wife Asa Ellerup, their daughter Victoria and stepson Christopher, who were all allegedly unaware of the dark double life the family patriarch was leading, as well as the fact that many of those killings happened directly inside their Massapequa Park home.

Stream "The Gilgo Beach Killer: House of Secrets" on Peacock now

'The Idaho Student Murders'

Based on the true crime podcast "The Idaho Massacre," this gripping 90-minute documentary focuses on the pre-trial case of Bryan Kohberger, a twentysomething criminology student accused of brutally stabbing to death four University of Idaho coeds — Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin — in their off-campus home in Moscow, Idaho, in November 2022.

With Kohberger facing four first-degree murder charges as well as the death penalty for the heinous crimes, the Catherine Park-directed doc delves into Kohberger’s past and possible motivations and also features emotional and unprecedented interviews with Kaylee Goncalves’ brother and friends of the victims.

Stream "The Idaho Student Murders" on Peacock now

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This week’s crop of new movies across the biggest streaming services is one of the most packed of the year to date. There are new arrivals on popular platforms like Netflix, HBO Max, Hulu, Apple TV and Peacock. There's also a handful of buzzy newcomers on premium streaming.

With so much choice, picking a highlight is no easy feat. Star Wars fans will likely flock to the PVOD debut of “The Mandalorian and Grogu,” while anybody looking for a different kind of sci-fi should consider Spielberg’s “Disclosure Day.” Alternatively, Netflix has a new Kevin Hart comedy, HBO Max has a fantasy action sequel, and Hulu has a feature film based on a cult web series that is one of the funniest movies I’ve watched in 2026.

You’re really spoilt for choice, so I’ve combed through all the most noteworthy new movies on streaming this week and picked out the ones you need to know about. For more recommendations, check out the 3 new to Prime Video thriller movies to stream this week. And if binge-watching is more your speed, here’s a guide to all the top new TV shows this week.

‘Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu’ (PVOD)

The first theatrical-released Star Wars movie in seven years swaps the big screen for streaming this week, and it feels particularly appropriate in the case of “The Mandalorian and Grogu.” This feature-length continuation of Disney+’s “The Mandalorian” was criticized for failing to go beyond its TV roots. Instead, the movie feels a whole lot like a handful of episodes stitched together, so if you skipped it in cinemas, it’ll feel right at home on digital.

Set between the original and sequel trilogies, “The Mandalorian and Grogu” focuses on the eponymous pair, bounty hunter Din Djarin (Pedro Pascal) and his young ward, Grogu (aka Baby Yoda). The New Republic enlists the duo to rescue Rotta (Jeremy Allen White), the son of former crime boss Jabba the Hutt. While it might not feel grand enough to justify its big-screen release, Grogu’s adorability factor is ramped up to a new level.

Watch on Prime Video (Buy/rent) starting July 21

‘Disclosure Day’ (PVOD)

Steven Spielberg made his return to the sci-fi genre with “Disclosure Day.” It’s not quite vintage Spielberg, but it tackles some interesting themes and boasts a career-highlight performance from Emily Blunt. I suspect some viewers will find the rushed conclusion disappointing, and there are some contrived narrative decisions, but it’s still a Spielberg movie, full of wonder and unspooling mystery. And it’s great to see him back in the sci-fi genre.

Blunt plays Margaret Fairchild, a television meteorologist who discovers she possesses psychic abilities. This leads her to link up with Dr. Daniel Kellner (Josh O’Connor), a cybersecurity expert who has turned whistleblower against his employer, the Wardex Corporation. As the duo is hunted by the shadowy organization (led by Colin Firth’s Noah Scanlon), they discover a government-led cover-up of classified extraterrestrial activity, which all links back to a forgotten event in Margaret and Daniel’s childhood.

Watch on Prime Video (Buy/rent) starting July 21

‘Scary Movie’ (PVOD)

In this era of horror remakes, reboots and legacy sequels, it was only a matter of time before “Scary Movie” was revived to lampoon the current genre trends. This sixth installment in the parody series (named “Scary Movie” as a nod to horror sequels often removing the numeral) marks the return of the Wayans, who originally exited the franchise after 2001’s “Scary Movie 2.” It also sees original stars Anna Faris and Regina Hall return, too.

Mocking everything from “Weapons,” “The Substance,” and “Sinners,” to the series’ favorite punching bag, “Scream," 2026's “Scary Movie” hasn’t matured with age. It trades in the same slapstick, juvenile, incredibly low-brow humor it built its reputation on. Long-time fans might enjoy this revival, but the jokes feel tired, and the attempts at parody lazy. The comedic intellect doesn’t extend beyond the gags found in your average “Family Guy” skit.

Watch on Prime Video (Buy/rent) starting July 21

‘Masters of the Universe’ (Prime Video)

The new “Masters of the Universe” movie appears to be skipping the typical digital release window. Instead, this He-Man blockbuster is dropping straight onto Prime Video this week. Maybe that’s because it struggled in theaters, grossing a mere $113 million against a production budget reportedly close to $200 million. It would seem Amazon is hoping the MGM Studios-distributed movie can score a larger audience via its own streaming service.

Based on the ‘80s franchise of the same name, which Mattel launched to compete with rival Kenner’s range of Star Wars toys, “Masters of the Universe” is set in the land of Eternia. When the capital city is besieged by the evil Skeletor (Jared Leto), young Prince Adam (Nicholas Galitzine) is sent to Earth for his protection. Years later, and now an adult, he must return to his fantasy home and embrace his destiny as He-Man to save the kingdom.

Watch on Prime Video starting July 22

‘72 Hours’ (Netflix)

Netflix is dropping a steady stream of original movies throughout the summer to keep you entertained and indoors. Its latest offering comes in the form of “72 Hours,” a Kevin Hart vehicle that sees the veteran comic actor play a 40-something executive trying (and seemingly failing) to hang with a younger crowd. Questions of its quality remain, but I have an inkling that it’s going to make a major play for the top spot in Netflix’s top 10 list.

Joe (Hart) is a middle-aged executive desperately hoping to save his flailing career when he’s accidentally added to the group chat of a group of 20-year-olds (Marcello Hernández, Mason Gooding, Kam Patterson, Ben Marshall). Soon he finds himself joining them on a wild multi-day bachelor party. As things get crazy, Joe might just rediscover his youthful spirit.

Watch on Netflix starting July 24

‘The Dink’ (Apple TV)

Sports comedies seem to be on trend right now. Last week Netflix dropped “The Hawk” with Will Ferrell, a series about a washed-up golfer trying to revive his career, and now it’s Apple TV’s turn to release a sports-themed comedy about a washed-up pro trying to savage his reputation and claw back the respect of his peers. Only in “The Dink,” Jake Johnson’s Dusty Boyd isn’t returning to the tennis court, but instead is picking up pickleball.

After aggravating an old injury, former prodigy Dusty swaps tennis for pickleball, and along the way rediscovers his competitive spark while rising in the ranks of a sport he never took seriously. Dusty hopes to earn his father’s (Ed Harris) respect, prevent the local country club from closing, and best his old childhood rival, Andy Roddick. Also starring Mary Steenburgen, Patton Oswalt and Ben Stiller, “The Dink” is for the underdog in all of us.

Watch on Apple TV starting July 24

‘Mortal Kombat II’ (HBO Max)

This fantasy action sequel based on the video series of the same name has its fair share of flaws. Its screenplay is muddled, the characters thinly sketched, and despite an $80 million budget, the extensive use of green screens is all too obvious. However, it gets the most essential component right: the gloriously gory fights. “Mortal Kombat II” delivers when it comes to well-choreographed showdowns between its roster of fan-favorite characters, and that makes several of its more egregious filmmaking sins a whole lot easier to forgive.

Ahead of the 10th Mortal Kombat tournament, in which the merciless Shao Kahn (Martyn Ford) is hoping to capture and take control of Earthrealm, the defenders of our planet recruit washed-up actor Johnny Cage (Karl Urban) to join their plucky ranks. What follows is a series of death matches in which the fate of our world is at stake. Stuffed with fan-favorite characters and references to Mortal Kombat lore, this sequel delivers when it matters most.

Watch on HBO Max starting July 24

‘Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie’ (Hulu)

I went into “Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie” without having seen even a clip from the original web series and television mockumentary on which this feature film is based. The fact that I still found it an absolute hoot speaks to its comedic quality. I can only imagine long-time fans of irreverent hijinks of leads Matt (Matt Johnson) and Jay (Jay McCarrol) will be even more impressed by this big-screen translation.

Quickly getting newcomers up to speed, “Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie” follows Matt and Jay’s ongoing quest to play a show at the Rivoli bar in Toronto. Their madcap plans to book a slot always seem to backfire, but when their latest hare-brained scheme results in them accidentally traveling back to the year 2008, they discover what their lives would have been like if they’d gone their separate ways. This film is gloriously silly.

Watch on Hulu starting July 24

‘Pressure’ (Peacock)

Finding an original angle on World War II is tough. The historical conflict has been chronicled across movies and TV shows for decades, but “Pressure” finds an area of the war that hasn’t received significant attention until now. While it’s yet to be released in theaters in several European countries (including the U.K.), it made its Stateside bow back in May. During its theatrical run, “Pressure” scored 95% from viewers on Rotten Tomatoes.

Set 72 hours before the D-Day landings, which would ultimately turn the tide of the war, the fate of the free world hangs in the balance. It’s up to General Dwight D. Eisenhower (Brendan Fraser) and meteorologist James Stagg (Andrew Scott) to plan the invasion and determine if the weather conditions are favorable on the day in question. If Stagg’s forecast is inaccurate, it could spell disaster and cost the Allied forces dearly.

Watch on Peacock starting July 24

‘Chum’ (AMC+)

It’s the summer season, which means shark movies aplenty. We’ve already had a couple this year, and the next up is “Chum.” It appears to be another shark-themed horror-thriller that isn’t content with just forcing its cast to face the ocean’s most feared predator, adding the extra element of a human hunter to increase the tension. How successful is “Chum”? If you put stock in Rotten Tomatoes ratings, the 15% score might scare you off.

Set in Malta, members of a wedding party have their celebration cut short when they encounter a bloodthirsty shark, and things only get worse when a sinister fisherman named Roy (Jim Klock) arrives on the scene with plans to use the survivors as bait (or chum) to capture the shark. What follows is a battle for survival against predators both in the water and on dry land. Soon secrets come to light, and loyalties are tested. It's all very standard stuff.

Watch on AMC+ starting July 24

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"Obsession," the supernatural horror phenomenon starring breakout Inde Navarrette, racked up over $400 million at the box office, making it the highest-grossing movie Focus Features has ever released. Now that it's landed on Peacock this week, you can check out whether it lives up to the hype.

If you've already watched "Obsession" and are on the hunt for more horror movies to sink your teeth into this weekend, you're in luck. There are plenty of other great nightmare fuel picks on Peacock, and we've already done the digging for you so you can skip the scrolling and get to streaming.

If you're looking for your next dose of suspense, these three Peacock movies all explore the darker side of obsession in much the same vein as "Obsession." So without further ado, here are our our picks for movies like "Obsession" that you can watch next on Peacock below.

'Hush' (2016)

"Hush" is another example of a simple premise executed well, a slasher movie where the main victim is deaf and mute, leaving her unable to hear her attacker approaching or call for help. Directed by Mike Flanagan of "The Haunting of Hill House" and "Midnight Mass" fame, “Hush” is a lean, tightly wound horror movie that wrings a surprising amount of tension from its simple premise.

The isolated setting of a house in the remote woods also adds to the atmosphere of constant unease, like you're being watched. And while Maddie ( (Kate Siegel) is relentlessly stalked and tormented by a masked killer, she's never reduced to a helpless victim, which makes this one of the more empowering genre entries.

Watch "Hush" on Peacock now

'Sick' (2022)

"Sick" (2022) is a fast-paced slasher horror film directed by John Hyams and co-written by "Scream" creator Kevin Williamson that's set during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. When college friends Parker (Gideon Adlon) and Miri (Bethlehem Million) decide to quarantine together at Parker's family's secluded lake house, their peaceful getaway is interrupted when they begin receiving mysterious threatening text messages.

Soon, they realize a mask killer is stalking their every move, turning the night into a brutal fight for survival. This classic home-invasion slasher set-up gradually gives way to a distinctly modern twist that's hard to get into without spoiling what makes this movie so great. Suffice it to say, we all went a little crazy in early days of the pandemic — some of us more so than others.

Watch "Sick" on Peacock now

'1BR' (2019)

A ruthless indie psychological drama ,"1BR" follows Sarah (Nicole Brydon Bloom), a young woman who moves to Los Angeles to start over and pursue a career in costume design. She lands an apartment that seems almost too good to be true, but after settling in, she begins hearing unsettling noises at night, getting threatening messages, and noticing all the little ways something is deeply wrong with the community.

It's hard to say much more without giving away the twists. It turns out Sarah got much more than she bargained before when she moved in, and her neighbors are all too happy to make life hell for anyone who doesn't fit in.

Watch "1BR" on Peacock now

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The world is on fire, and the best streaming services are delivering a fresh batch of new movies to help you keep cool and breathe easy indoors. Leading the pack this week is the streaming debut of two indie horror movies that have made hundreds of millions at the box office: "Obsession" on Peacock and the more existentially scary "Backrooms" on paid video-on-demand services.

For a breezier watch, check out Disney+ for the feature-length musical comedy "Descendants: Wicked Wonderland" or head on over to Netflix for the emotional send-off for its queer YA sensation, "Heartstopper Forever." If a documentary is more the vibe, head over to HBO Max to get a peek behind the curtain of runway fashion in "Marc by Sofia," a touching ode to the decades-long friendship between fashion staples Marc Jacobs and Sofia Coppola.

So without further ado, let's dive into the best new movies on streaming to watch this weekend.

'Obsession' (Peacock)

I'm a huge horror fan, and "Obsession" is the most terrified I've been watching a movie in theaters in a long time. I've been waiting for it to arrive on streaming so I can force my husband to share in the trauma too, because lord knows I wasn't putting myself through that in theaters again.

"Obsession" is a great example of a simple premise executed beautifully, with a star-making performance from Inde Navarrette that continues to haunt my nightmares. She's uncanny and terrifying as Nikki, a young woman who suddenly develops an unsettling obsession with her friend and co-worker Bear (Michael Johnston), who's not-so-secretly in love with her. It's the work of a mystical item called a "One Wish Willow," which he wishes on to make her fall for him. It works, albeit in a "Monkey's Paw" sort of way, and Nikki's fixation turns the romance of his dreams into a waking nightmare.

Watch "Obsession" on Peacock now

'Backrooms' (PVOD)

If you missed "Backrooms" in theaters, I'd recommend waiting until it arrives on a subscription streaming service rather than paying for a rental. That said, if you're determined to see it this weekend, it's now available on premium video-on-demand. I'll admit, all the buzz around it is warranted — "Backrooms" is every bit as eerie, uncanny, and mesmerizing as you've probably heard.

Trying to explain what "Backrooms" is about is like describing a half-remembered dream. One filled with endless yellow hallways, the constant feeling that something is watching you, and an enormous pirate. It's a surreal, slow-burning psychological horror film that thrives on atmosphere over explanation. And before you ask, no, you don't need to know any of the existing lore to appreciate it; I went in completely cold and still adored it.

Buy or rent "Backrooms" now

'Descendants: Wicked Wonderland' (Disney+)

I missed the "Descendants" train when the series first kicked off over a decade ago, but I'm a sucker for a musical and have always had a soft spot for the whole schtick of following descendants of Disney heroes and villains. It's like Kingdom Hearts with less anime hair and no quick-time events during the musical numbers, huzzah!

Set shortly after the events of "Descendants: The Rise of Red," "Wicked Wonderland" follows the Queen of Hearts' daughter, Red (Kylie Cantrall) and Chloe (Malia Baker), Cinderella's daughter, as they navigate the fallout from their time-traveling adventure. While the Queen of Hearts has become a kinder ruler and Cinderella is now safe, the consequences of altering the timeline soon become apparent. Their actions in the past accidentally unleash a new threat: Maddox Hatter (Leonardo Nam), who captures the Queen of Hearts. To save her, Red and Chloe team up with Red's newly discovered sister Pink (Liamani Segura), Luisa Madrigal's son Luis (Alexandro Byrd), Captain Hook's daughter Hazel (Kiara Romero), and Maddox's son Max (Brendon Tremblay) on a mission to rescue the Queen and save Wonderland.

Watch "Descendants: Wicked Wonderland" on Disney+ now

'Marc by Sofia' (HBO Max)

I'm always on the hunt for a new documentary to watch over the weekend, and "Marc by Sofia" looks like a flashy, fun pick with "The Devil Wears Prada" vibes. Acclaimed filmmaker Sofia Coppola ("Lost in Translation," "Priscilla," "The Bling Ring") steps into documentary filmmaking with "Marc by Sofia," her first nonfiction feature. Drawing on her longtime friendship with fashion designer Marc Jacobs, Coppola offers an intimate look at his creative process as he prepares for his 2024 runway show.

Coppola and Jacobs have long shared a similar aesthetic, which makes him a natural choice for her documentary debut. Whether that level of familiarity results in a more intimate portrait or one that's reluctant to dig beneath the surface is another matter. Reviews so far say it's less a comprehensive deep dive and more a celebration of the enduring friendship between two creatives whose work has influenced and inspired one another for decades.

Watch "Marc By Sofia" on HBO Max now

'Heartstopper Forever' (Netflix)

Grab some tissues, y'all. After three years, three acclaimed seasons, and countless heartfelt moments, "Heartstopper" is saying goodbye with a feature-length send-off for the Paris Crew. Adapted from Alice Oseman's beloved graphic novels, Netflix's tender LGBTQ+ coming-of-age series gets its most grown-up chapter yet as Charlie Spring (Joe Locke) and Nick Nelson (Kit Connor) prepare for what comes after high school.

Though still hopelessly in love, they face their toughest challenge yet with university looming over their heads and the prospect of a long-distance relationship inching closer to reality. Meanwhile, their friends are navigating major decisions of their own, each taking tentative steps toward adulthood. Expect Oseman's signature animated leaves to drift across the screen, alongside plenty of heartfelt moments that capture the awkwardness and excitement of adolescence.

Watch "Heartstopper Forever" on Netflix now

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This week’s top new movies across the best streaming services has a real horror flavor with a trio of critically acclaimed genre films set to be available to watch at home, where you can hide behind the sofa without fear of judgement. But it’s not just horror fans with options to watch.

Over on Netflix, the platform is wrapping up its fan-favorite romantic drama “Heartstopper” with a feature-length finale. While HBO Max has a fashion-forward documentary from a director with a passionate cult following. And turning back to horror, fans of scary movies are completely spoiled for choice with “Backrooms", "Obsession” and “Exit 8” all in the mix.

There are plenty of options to consider, and to save you time having to scroll through every platform’s library, I’ve rounded up the most noteworthy new movies across streaming services down below. Also, here’s a guide to the top new TV shows you can watch this week.

‘Backrooms’ (PVOD)

“Backrooms” was reportedly heading to premium streaming last week, but was pushed back at the eleventh hour. Maybe that was to give its extended cut edition a little extra time in theaters. Whatever the reason, it looks like Kane Parsons’ popular horror, rooted in the popular internet “creepypasta,” is now finally ready to head to streaming. If you skipped this one in theaters, you can enjoy the unnerving liminal space horror at home.

Chiwetel Ejiofor plays the troubled owner of a furniture showroom. When he discovers a mysterious portal in the store’s basement, he is transported to an endless series of rooms that connect in seemingly impossible ways. Heavy on the atmosphere and effectively utilizing the found footage style, “Backrooms” has grossed almost $370 million worldwide, making it one of 2026’s most popular horror flicks and likely the start of a new franchise.

Watch on Prime Video (buy/rent) starting July 14

‘The Breadwinner’ (PVOD)

From a box office breakout hit to a movie that failed to recoup its budget on the big screen, “The Breadwinner” is something of an ironic name, all things considered. It’s a comedy film written by and starring American stand-up comic Nate Bargatze, and I won’t sugarcoat this one: it was not well-received by critics. It holds a pretty woeful 20% on Rotten Tomatoes. So this movie is perhaps only worth checking out if you’re a dedicated fan of Bargatze’s work. Viewers did, in turn, rate it a strong 86% on RT

Bargatze plays Nate Wilcox, the top employee at a car dealership, who has to swap being a working dad for stay-at-home parenting when his wife (Mandy Moore) gets a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that takes her on an international business trip. Nate soon finds out that being the head of the household is much tougher than he ever imagined. Critics weren’t sold on this movie’s “old school” approach to comedy and family values.

Watch on Prime Video (buy/rent) starting July 14

‘Cold Storage' (MGM+)

“Cold Storage” definitely has a bit of “Stranger Things” about it, and not just because it stars Joe Keery, who played Steven Harrington on Netflix’s sci-fi series. This throwback sci-fi horror-comedy explores a secretive military experiment literally leaking out of containment, and a ragtag group of unlikely heroes who have to save the day. Alongside Keery, it also stars Georgina Campbell, Lesley Manville, Sosie Bacon and Liam Neeson.

Set in the mid-2000s, two employees at a remote self-storage warehouse are the center of an extraterrestrial outbreak when a deadly fungus escapes from one of the units. This rapidly mutating threat takes control of human hosts, and if it escapes the facility, it could spell disaster for the entire human population. With long-buried government secrets coming to light, “Cold Storage” is an entertaining popcorn flick with light horror.

Watch on MGM+ starting July 15

‘Marc by Sofia’ (HBO Max)

Documentary fans will want to head over to HBO Max this week, as the streaming service debuts an insight into one of the world’s most iconic fashion designers. “Marc by Sofia” does what it says on the tin; this is a documentary on Marc Jacobs and comes from filmmaker Sofia Coppola, daughter of legendary filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola, and director of modern classics like “Lost in Translation” and “The Virgin Suicides."

As long-time friends, there’s an intimacy to “Marc by Sofia,” with the fashion designer extraordinaire giving Coppola full access to his work and life story. It’s otherwise presented as a fairly standard documentary, with the usual collection of talking head interviews and archival footage, but viewers with an interest in designer fashion will likely find it worthwhile.

Watch on HBO Max starting July 16

‘Exit 8’ (Shudder)

“Backrooms” and “Obsession” (which we’ll talk about soon) sucked up all the horror attention back in the spring, but “Exit 8” was another acclaimed chiller that genre fans won’t want to miss. It’s based on the video game of the same name, and turns a gaming experience that can be enjoyed in barely an hour into a full feature. It scored an impressive 92% on Rotten Tomatoes, praised for its atmosphere and clean cinematic presentation.

“Exit 8” takes the foundation of its indie source material — being trapped in a looping series of subway tunnels — and expands on it, giving a video game lacking a traditional story a full-fleshed narrative and proper characters. The movie follows a nameless protagonist (Kazunari Ninomiya) who becomes stuck in a looping nightmare and must identify a series of anomalies to escape this unsettling purgatory.

Watch on Shudder starting July 17

‘Heartstopper Forever’ (Netflix)

In place of a fourth season, Netflix’s “Heartstopper” is opting for a feature-length conclusion. This drama will wrap up the romance between Nick (Kit Connor) and Charlie (Joe Locke). It’ll be a fond farewell for the show’s dedicated fanbase, and I’ll give Netflix some kudos here for allowing the series to wrap up properly, rather than unceremoniously canceling it after the third season saw a significant drop in viewership. We need this more.

“Heartstopper Forever” opens with Nick and Charlie blissfully in love, but a happy couple doesn’t make for compelling watching, so naturally, some hurdles are around the corner. Nick is getting ready for university, while Charlie is taking on new responsibilities himself. Can their love survive these tests as they both get ready for the next chapter of their lives?

Watch on Netflix starting July 17

‘Obsession’ (Peacock)

I’ve written about and recommended “Obsession” many times already, and I rewatched this movie over the weekend. Did a second watch change my stance that this is one of the best original horror movies in years? Not at all. If anything, re-experiencing the chaos of this supernatural horror only strengthened my appreciation for Curry Baker’s hit movie. And that performance from Inde Navarrette? I demand an Oscar nomination.

Bear (Michael Johnston) is a timid record-store worker, infatuated with his colleague and friend, Nikki (Navarrette). After obtaining a “One Wish Willow” from a trinket shop, he makes a wish for Nikki to love him “more than anyone in the world.” Turns out this cheap novelty item is the real deal, and his wish comes true. But getting what he wants comes with dark consequences. This movie is every bit as good as its sterling reputation.

Watch on Peacock starting July 17

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After the usual trove of tears, tiffs and plenty of tonsil tennis, "Love Island USA" season 8 came to its conclusion on Sunday with the final episode — and one lucky couple left Fiji $100,000 richer.

Here's how to watch Sunday's "Love Island USA" S8 final online from anywhere with a VPN.

As is the tradition, the series ended with an extended finale with the four remaining couples having the chance to enjoy a romantic last date. The time for turning heads, Casa Amor carnage and secret Hideaway hangouts was over — this was a chance to make some enduring final memories in the villa and await their fate.

That fate was in the hands of the U.S. public. It was their votes that decided which couple would be crowned as America's favorite sweethearts. Trinity & Bryce have arguably enjoyed the most chemistry of any pair, coupled up from the start and consummating their relationship a few weeks before Sunday's final. But Melanie & Sincere have gone through thick and thin to be here, while late comer Carl has enjoyed special times with Aniya and Kayda & Zach are still in the mix, too.

So which two lovebirds' names did Ariana announce as the season 8 winners? Here is everything you need to watch the "Love Island USA" S8 final online and stream the show live or on demand.

Watch 'Love Island USA' S8 final from anywhere

Away from home at the moment and blocked from watching the finale of "Love Island USA" season 8 on your preferred streaming service?

You can still watch the final thanks to the wonders of a VPN (Virtual Private Network). The software allows your devices to appear to be back in your home country regardless of where in the world you are. Ideal when you're away on vacation or on business. Our favorite is NordVPN — we explain why in our NordVPN review.

Using a VPN is incredibly simple:

1. Install the VPN of your choice. As we've said, NordVPN is our favorite.

2. Choose the location you wish to connect to in the VPN app. For instance, if you're overseas and want to access your Peacock subscription, you'd select a United States server from the list.

3. Sit back and enjoy the show. Head to your subscription service and stream the "Love Island USA" S8 final as you would back at home.

Watch 'Love Island USA' S8 final in the U.S.

NBC's streaming service Peacock is the exclusive home of "Love Island USA" in the U.S. with the season 8 final landing on the streamer at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT on Sunday, July 12.

You'll need a Premium subscription, costing from $10.99/month. Although there's a sneaky hack we've found to get Peacock, which comes bundled with a 30-day trial to Walmart Plus for only $1.

If you’re currently outside the U.S. but don't want to miss the final, you can use a VPN such as NordVPN to tap into your usual coverage.

How to watch 'Love Island USA' season 8 around the world

How to watch 'Love Island USA' S8 final in Canada

In Canada, "Love Island USA" tracks with the schedule south of the border, with daily season 8 episodes being broadcast on Crave 2 on the same day they do in the U.S.

They go out just a little later, with the final due to be shown at 11 p.m. ET / 8 p.m. PT in Canada.

You can also stream the "Love Island USA" season 8 finale online via the Crave service. Log in with your cable details or subscribe from $11.99/month.

Not in Canada at the moment? Signing up to NordVPN will help you access your preferred streaming service and watch "Love Island USA" online when you're overseas.

Can I watch 'Love Island USA' S8 final in the U.K?

U.K. fans of “Love Island USA” generally get to watch it all for free on ITV and ITVX, but not for a while after it goes out across the pond.

We've seen rumors that the network will begin showing season 8 as soon as the current run of "Love Island U.K." comes to its conclusion. That's likely to be the end of July. Having said that, the American version didn't start airing in the British Isles until November last year.

Traveling to the U.K. from somewhere streaming the show and can't bear to wait? You can use a VPN to watch as if you were back at home.

How to watch 'Love Island USA' S8 final in Australia

"Love Island USA" streams on the Stan streaming service in Australia, with the season 8 final set to land on the platform from Monday, July 13.

Stan's subscription plans range from $12 to $22/month.

Remember, Australian citizens abroad on vacation or for business can watch "Love Island USA" S8 final by using a VPN.

Can I watch 'Love Island USA' S8 final in New Zealand?

"Love Island USA" goes out absolutely free on the free TVNZ+ streaming service in New Zealand, but you have to wait for it. Last year, episodes didn't start landing there until August, when all the action from the villa in Fiji had already been wrapped up.

Travelling to New Zealand and want to watch your usual coverage? NordVPN will help you watch "Love Island USA" S8 streams as if you were back at home.

'Love Island USA' S8 finalists

• Aniya Harvey (23) & Carl Lee Schmidt (28)
• Kayda Bosse (22) & Zach Georgiou (26)
• Melanie Moreno (24) & Sincere Rhea (25)
• Trinity Tatum (22) & Bryce Alakai Dettloff (29)

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"Married at First Sight" is back with 14 more singles looking for love and throwing themselves head-first into their new relationships.

Here's how to watch "Married at First Sight" from anywhere with a VPN - and potentially for a dollar with a neat streaming hack.

Most people spend a lifetime searching for the one, dating for years before making sure they're the right person to spend the rest of their life with. "Married at First Sight" goes for a different approach, throwing couples into marriage first and letting them figure it out from there.

This season, 14 singles are joined up into seven couples to see if they can make marriage work despite not knowing each other beforehand. There are new experts and the introduction of group sessions this time around. It won't be plain sailing for any of them, but it will be very entertaining for us, the viewers.

Ready to see if any of the relationships can stand the ultimate test? Here's how to watch "Married at First Sight" online, with the chance to watch for just $1, too.

How to watch 'Married at First Sight' season 20 for $1 in the U.S.

Watch 'Married at First Sight' season 20 from anywhere

Traveling and blocked from your usual apps? A VPN, or virtual private network, lets your device appear to be back in your home country, so you can securely use your existing subscriptions while you’re abroad.

We’ve tested many services, and the best VPN currently available is NordVPN. It offers fast, reliable connections, works on most devices, and you can try it risk-free for 30 days thanks to its money-back guarantee.

Using a VPN is simple:

1. Install the VPN of your choice (NordVPN is our favourite).

2. Choose the location you want in the VPN app. For example, pick a U.S. server to use Peacock as normal while overseas.

3. Open your streaming service and start watching.

Watch 'Married at First Sight' season 20 in the U.S.

"Married at First Sight" will be a Peacock exclusive in the U.S. so you'll need an active subscription to the streaming service if you want to watch season 20 from Sunday, July 12 onwards.

Peacock packages that include "Married at First Sight" start at $10.99/month ($109.99/year) for Premium, and $16.99/month ($169.99/year) for Premium Plus.

Or, you could go down the Walmart Plus 30-day trial route we mentioned above and get the service for just $1.

U.S. subscriber abroad? If you’re traveling and find your usual apps blocked, you can securely access your subscription with a VPN.

How to watch 'Married at First Sight' in Canada

"Married at First Sight" season 20 will be available on demand through STACKTV in Canada, following a similar release model to the States. STACKTV costs CA$14.99/month.

Not at home? Sign up to a service like NordVPN and access your usual U.S. streaming platforms no matter where you are.

Can you watch 'Married at First Sight' season 20 in the U.K.?

Unfortunately, there is no broadcast or streaming plan for "Married at First Sight" season 20 in the U.K. right now.

Previous seasons have aired on Channel 4, so expect to see it there in future.

If you’re traveling to the UK and want to watch, a VPN like NordVPN can help you securely access your apps as normal.

Can you watch 'Married at First Sight' season 20 in Australia?

"Married at First Sight" season 20 in Australia will be available via Stan.

Prices start at AU$12 per month. The release schedule begins on Monday, July 13, with three new episodes released every Friday through August 28.

A U.S. citizen in Australia on vacation right now? Use a VPN, such as NordVPN, to sign in to your Peacock account and watch as you would at home.

'Married at First Sight' season 20 - need to know

'Married at First Sight' season 20 - trailer

'Married at First Sight' season 20 - contestants

Here's what we know about the 14 singles for season 20 and how they've been coupled up:

• Cameron & Michelle (Cameron is a 37-year-old College Basketball coach while Michelle is a 28-year-old project manager)
• Shawn & Nikki (Shawn is a 47-year-old college VP of administration while Nikki is a 46-year-old HR leader)
• Adam & Marissa (Adam is a 31-year-old data analyst and Marissa is a 30-year-old program manager)
• Mecca & BelleJolie (Mecca is a 28-year-old sanitation worker and BelleJolie is a 28-year-old musician)
• Devin & Caitlin (Devin is a 26-year-old professional rugby player while Caitlin is a 27-year-old social media marketer)
• Nick & Courteney (Nick is a 31-year-old product manager who previously appeared on "The Circle" and "Perfect Match" and Courteney is a 28-year-old program manager)
• Felipe & Tori (Felipe is a 29-year-old restaurant owner while Tori is a 32-year-old senior marketing manager)

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This week’s top new movies have been confirmed, and several of the best streaming services will have fresh flicks for subscribers to enjoy over the coming days. Netflix, Paramount+, Hulu and Peacock are dropping new movies, and there are also big arrivals on premium streaming platforms.

The digital release of “Backrooms” will grab the most headlines, but I strongly encourage action fans to make time for “The Furious,” which might be the most adrenaline-raising film I’ve watched all year. Plus, Netflix has a coming-of-age comedy, Paramount+ has a cyberheist thriller, and Peacock has a romantic drama based on a Colleen Hoover novel.

There are plenty of new arrivals this week, but to save you from scrolling through each library to find the latest additions, I’ve collected together the most noteworthy new movies across streaming services down below. More in the mood for binge-watching some excellent streaming series? Here's our guide to all the top new TV shows you can stream this week.

‘Backrooms’ (PVOD)

Kane Parsons’ box office-topping horror “Backrooms” has earned over $350 million on a relatively paltry $10 million budget, and it just returned to theaters with a new extended edition that adds 15 minutes of post-credits footage.

Meanwhile, the original cut heads to premium streaming on Tuesday (July 7), bringing the unnerving sci-fi horror home. Based around liminal spaces, it’s a real fan-favorite, bringing an online “creepypasta” to life in ways that will rattle around your psyche for weeks after watching.

Chiwetel Ejiofor plays the troubled owner of a furniture showroom. When he discovers a mysterious portal in the store’s basement, he is transported to an endless series of rooms that connect in seemingly impossible ways. Heavy on the atmosphere and utilizing the found footage format to great effect, “Backrooms” is one of the year’s most impactful horrors, and potentially the start of a new tentpole horror franchise.

Watch on Prime Video (buy/rent) starting July 7

‘The Furious’ (PVOD)

Fans of “The Raid” movies or the “John Wick” franchise will definitely want to make time this week for “The Furious.” This unrelenting action movie packs some of the most impressively staged fight sequences I’ve seen all year, and just when you think it’s reached a peak, the stakes are raised even higher. It’s a little lacking in the plot department, and the dialogue can be clunky, but when the action is this incredible, that can be forgiven.

Wang Wei (Xie Miao) is a mute handyman in an unnamed Southeast Asian city. The only thing he truly cares about is his young daughter, so when human traffickers kidnap her in broad daylight, Wei will stop at nothing to find those responsible and bring her home. Teaming up with a journalist (Joe Taslim), who is looking for his missing wife, the unlikely pair delves into a criminal underworld, with all paths leading to an epic showdown.

Watch on Prime Video (buy/rent) starting July 7

‘Wardriver’ (Paramount+)

You might not have heard of “Wardriver” before its arrival on Paramount+, but there’s good reason to fix that potential oversight. This heist-thriller currently holds a rare 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes. Granted, this rating comes from a small sample size, and its weaker 57% viewer score suggests it’s not a film for everybody, but if you’re a Paramount+ subscriber looking for something new to watch this week, give “Wardriver” a shot.

Dane DeHaan plays a hacker named Cole, who is lured into a million-dollar cyberheist that involves raiding the bank account of an unsuspecting woman. This chance at a big score soon becomes a cat-and-mouse game with deadly stakes. Personally, I’m just hoping the filmmakers behind “Wardriver” are better at accurately portraying computer hacking than Hollywood’s previous shoddy attempts at depicting the activity!

Watch on Paramount+ starting July 8

‘Redux, Redux’ (Hulu)

“Redux, Redux” is quite the family project. It’s written and directed by Kevin and Matthew McManus, and stars the filmmaker’s sister, Michaela McManus. A sci-fi thriller, this new Hulu movie has an interesting central premise that combines time travel thrills with some thoughtful theming, exploring the darker consequences of seeking revenge at all costs.

Irene Kelly (Michaela McManus) is left devastated when her daughter is murdered by a restaurant worker named Neville (Jeremy Holm). Obtaining a device that lets her travel between parallel universes, she hops between timelines, killing Neville over and over again as payback for his horrific crime. But over time, Irene becomes addicted to her desire for revenge, and in the process starts to chip away at her own humanity.

Watch on Hulu starting July 10

‘Reminders of Him’ (Peacock)

“Reminders of Him” is the latest adaptation of one of Colleen Hoover’s best-selling novels, and if you’ve seen “It Ends With Us” and/or “Regretting You,” there will be no surprises here. Hoover’s brand of romantic drama has become (in)famous with readers, and “Reminders of Him” brings the expected melodrama, intense yearning, and cheesy dialogue from the page to the screen. Hoover superfans wouldn’t have it any other way.

Kenna (Maika Monroe) is released from prison on parole, six years after a car accident that resulted in the death of her boyfriend, Scotty (Rudy Pankow). Trying to get her life back on track, she is desperate to be reunited with her young daughter, who was born shortly after her incarceration and then taken away to live with Scotty’s parents. However, she faces resistance at every turn but finds surprising solace in Scotty’s best friend, Ledger (Tyriq Withers).

Watch on Peacock starting July 10

‘Mile End Kicks’ (Netflix)

Another highly-regarded new streaming movie this week is “Mile End Kicks.” It’s managed a strong 87% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with the site’s critics' consensus describing it as “A loosely structured yet emotionally sharp coming-of-age film.” Set in 2011, the outfits alone are giving me a wave of early 2010s nostalgia, and the movie, from filmmaker Chandler Levack, stars Barbie Ferreira, Devon Bostick, and Jay Baruchel.

Grace Pine (Ferreira) is a 22-year-old music critic who moves to Montreal with plans to write a book on Alanis Morissette’s seminal LP Jagged Little Pill. Her plans are thrown into turmoil when she becomes romantically involved with two members of the same indie band, and also decides to be their publicist. It all sounds pretty messy but also fertile ground for dramatic fallouts and maybe a few life lessons along the way.

Watch on Netflix starting July 13

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The 2026 Macy's 4th of July fireworks display is set to top off a huge Independence Day, celebrating America's 250th anniversary in New York and Brooklyn. Here we explain how to watch the Macy's 4th July Fireworks 2026 online from anywhere with a VPN — including free ways to watch.

The 50th annual Macy's Fireworks will feature entertainment and, of course, an epic fireworks extravaganza to mark 250 years of American independence. The show lasts two hours.

Expect live performances from Post Malone, Salt-N-Pepa, Bebe Rexha, Shaboozey, Blake Shelton, and Noah Kahan.

The fireworks – more than 80,000 of them! – will be visible from Brooklyn and Manhattan from any area with an unobstructed view of the sky above the lower East River.

Not able to make it in person? You can watch it live on NBC and stream it live on Peacock.

Here's how to watch Macy's 4th July Fireworks 2026 online and potentially for free.

How to watch Macy's 4th July Fireworks 2026 in the U.S. without cable

In the U.S. , the Macy's 4th July Fireworks air on NBC TV at 8 p.m. ET with a Spanish alternative on Telemundo from 9 p.m. ET.

You can stream live on Peacock, from only $7.99/month.

Or, get Peacock for FREE when you sign up to the Walmart Plus trial – $1 for 30 days.

There are several ways you can access NBC, the most obvious one being to pull it down with one of the best TV antennas.

Alternatively, NBC is also in the channel line-ups of a good few of our picks for the best streaming services. That includes Sling TV, Fubo (5-day free trial), YouTube TV (free trial) and Hulu + Live TV.

How to watch Macy's Fireworks 2026 from anywhere

Away from home at the moment and blocked from watching Macy's Fireworks on your usual subscription?

You can still watch the Fireworks online thanks to the wonders of a VPN (Virtual Private Network). The software allows your devices to appear to be back in your home country regardless of where in the world you are. So ideal for viewers away on vacation or on business. Our favorite is NordVPN. It's the best on the market:

Can I watch Macy's 4th July Fireworks 2025 in Canada, the U.K. or Australia?

Don't expect the Macy's 4th July Fireworks 2026 to be broadcast anywhere outside the U.S.

U.S. viewers spending the holiday overseas can still tune in as they usually would by using a VPN, such as NordVPN. Discover more above.

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Starting today, Peacock subscribers can a STARZ subscription using their account page. The option is available for every tier of Peacock including Select, Premium and Premium Plus.

"With our compelling slate of hit original series for women and underrepresented audiences, alongside our vast portfolio of premium Pay 1 and library films, STARZ helps create a more complete and diverse offering for customers," Starz President Alison Hoffman said in a press release.

For the unfamiliar, Starz tends to get exclusive rights to some streaming movies but they also have long-running and popular TV series like "Power" and "Outlander."

Here's what a Starz subscription will cost you per Peacock tier a month.

You can add Starz to your account by going to your Account page or visiting www.peacocktv.com/add-ons/starz.

In its press release, Starz noted that it has several classic historical fiction films like "Amadeus," "Mary & George" and "The White Queen." More modern fare includes "Three Women," "The Housemaid" and Jason Statham's "Shelter."

Currently, if you add Starz, you should see it as a dedicated brand button on your Peacock home page. Peacock says that, coming later this year, dedicated rails for Starz-specific movies and TV shows will be available in the app.

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Whether you're chasing a breezy island escape, a good cry, or reality show chaos, Peacock is the place to be in July 2026. There is a fresh slate of great new series and movies to check out this month, and we've rounded up everything coming to the streamer for you to peruse right here.

The month sets sail with a getaway gone sideways in "The Five Star Weekend," premiering July 9. Adapted from Elin Hilderbrand's bestseller, the Nantucket-set drama stars Jennifer Garner as celebrity chef Hollis Shaw, whose cozy weekend with friends slowly cracks open a vault of buried secrets as she navigates a major loss. If you'd rather your drama come with a lump in your throat, Colleen Hoover's romance "Reminders of Him" arrives on July 10.

Speaking of love, it takes its biggest leap of the month when "Married at First Sight" returns for its milestone 20th season on July 12, sending a new batch of hopeful singles down the aisle to wed total strangers. Ready to see what else is on the docket? Keep reading for our top picks and everything new on Peacock this July.

New on Peacock in July 2026: Top picks

'The Five Star Weekend'

Adapted from Elin Hilderbrand's bestselling novel, this drama stars Jennifer Garner as celebrity chef Hollis Shaw, whose cozy island getaway with friends after a massive loss in her life devolves into an austere reckoning that forces her to deal with her strained marriage, her complicated relationships with her friends, and death as it relates to her life. She's just come face to face with having to say goodbye, so how does she reckon being the one who survived?

Stream on Peacock starting July 9

'Reminders of Him'

Another big-screen adaptation of one of Colleen Hoover's chart-topping New York Times bestsellers hits Peacock this month. Maika Monroe and Tyriq Withers lead this aching romance about a young woman who returns home after serving time in prison, determined to rebuild her life and earn back a place in the world of the daughter she was forced to leave behind. But she wasn't expecting to fall in love once more, especially not with the best friend of the man she once loved.

Stream on Peacock starting July 10

'Married At First Sight'

One of TV's boldest social experiments is back. "Married at First Sight" marks a major milestone with its 20th season. A fresh group of hopeful singles agrees to say "I do" to a complete stranger the instant they meet at the altar. From that first nerve-racking walk down the aisle, the question is the same as ever: can a marriage built on blind trust actually go the distance? And will these couples last long after they read their vows?

Stream on Peacock on July 12

Peacock originals and exclusives in July 2026

• May 6: Love Island: Beyond the Villa, Season 2 - Finale (Peacock Original)*
• May 7: M.I.A. - Premiere (Peacock Original)*
• May 8: Another Man’s Wife - Premiere (Peacock Exclusive)*
• May 22: Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair - Premiere (Peacock Exclusive)*

Everything new on Peacock in July 2026

* = is exclusive to Peacock

(++) = New episodes of Reelz original series stream live on the Reelz Channel and are available on demand the next day.

New Episodes Weekly

• Access Hollywood: Reality Nightcap (Podcast) S1 (Access Hollywood)
• America’s Got Talent S21 (NBC)
• American Ninja Warrior S18 (NBC)
• A Plan To Kill, Season 2 (Oxygen)
• Below Deck Mediterranean S11 (Bravo)
• Brilliant Minds, Season 2 (NBC)
• Dateline, Season 34 (NBC)
• Dateline: Unforgettable S8 (Oxygen)*
• Days of Our Lives, Season 61 (Peacock Exclusive)
• Earth Odyssey With Dylan Dreyer, Season 8 (NBC)
• The Five Star Weekend Podcast S1 (Peacock Original)*
• Forever Young with Dr. Pablo Prichard, Season 1 (NBC)
• The Hunting Party, Season 2 (NBC)
• In The City, Season 1 (Bravo)
• Jeopardy!, Season 42 (Syndicated)+
• The Killer Among Us, Season 1 (Oxygen)
• Killer Couples, Season 18B (Oxygen)
• Lobo, Morir Matando, Season 1 (Telemundo)
• Love Island USA, S8 (Peacock Original)*
• Married at First Sight S20 (Peacock Original)*
• The McBee Dynasty: Real American Cowboys S3 (Bravo)
• Next Gen NYC S2 (Bravo)
• Next Gen NYC S2 After Show Podcast (Bravo Digital) On Patrol: First Shift, Season 5 (Reelz)++
• On Patrol: Live, Season 5 (Reelz)++
• Poder y Traición, Season 1 (Telemundo)
• Open House NYC, Season 18 (LXTV)
• Password S3 (NBC)
• Poder y Traición S1 (Telemundo)
• The Real Housewives of Atlanta, Season 17 (Bravo)
• The Real Housewives of Orange County S20 (Bravo)
• The Real Murders of Atlanta S4A (Oxygen)
• Realities After Dark: La Casa Podcast, Season 1 (Telemundo)
• Saturday Night Live, Season 51 (NBC)
• Shop What Happens (Bravo Digital)
• Snapped, Season 36 (Oxygen)
• Southern Hospitality, Season 4 (Bravo)
• Summer House, Season 10 (Bravo)
• Surviving Earth S1 (NBC)
• Tails of Valor, Season 1 (NBC)
• Talking Dateline (Podcast) S1 (USG Audio)
• Top Chef VIP, Season 4 (Telemundo)
• The Valley, Season 3 (Bravo)
• The Valley After Show Podcast, Season 2 (Bravo Digital)
• Watch What Happens Live, Season 23 (Bravo)
• Wild, Season 3 (NBC)
• Wild Child S6 (NBC)

New additions

JULY 1

• 27 Dresses
• The Abyss
• The Adjustment Bureau
• Alita: Battle Angel
• Bad Moms
• Big
• Blink Twice
• Blue Crush
• Born on the Fourth of July
• Braveheart
• Bridesmaids
• Challengers*
• Clear and Present Danger
• Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs
• Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2
• Crisis
• The Dictator
• A Dog’s Journey
• A Dog’s Purpose
• Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax
• Fast Five
• Fast & Furious 6
• Focus
• Ford v Ferrari
• Forrest Gump
• Furious 7
• Fury*
• Hall Pass
• Heist
• Hellboy
• Hellboy II: The Golden Army
• Holes
• The House Bunny
• The Hunt for Red October
• I, Robot
• The Idea of You
• Jaws*
• Jaws 2*
• Jaws 3-D*
• Jaws: The Revenge*
• Journey to the Center of the Earth
• Journey 2: The Mysterious Island
• Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle*
• Just Go with It
• Kick-Ass
• Knives Out*
• Lone Survivor
• Mamma Mia!
• Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again!
• Man on Fire
• The Mask
• Men in Black*
• Men in Black II*
• Men in Black 3*
• Men in Black: International*
• Mission: Impossible
• Monsters vs. Aliens
• Nobody*
• Ocean’s Eleven
• Ocean’s Twelve
• Ocean’s Thirteen
• The Patriot*
• The Prestige
• Pretty Woman
• Profile*
• The Punisher
• Red
• Red 2
• Rio
• Robocop
• Role Models
• Seven
• The Shallows
• Shark Tale
• The Spy Who Dumped Me
• Straight Outta Compton
• The Sum of All Fears
• Tammy
• Titanic
• Tropic Thunder
• Twister
• Van Helsing
• War of the Worlds
• We Were Soldiers
• Wet Hot American Summer
• Who Framed Roger Rabbit

JULY 2

• Black Bag*
• Brilliant Minds, Season 2 - Finale (NBC)

JULY 4

• Macy's 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular 2026 (NBC Simulcast)

JULY 6

• On Patrol: First Shift, Season 4 - Finale (Reelz)
• On Patrol: Live, Season 4 - Finale (Reelz)

JULY 9

• The Five Star Weekend - Premiere, All Episodes, 8 Episodes, 60 Min (Peacock Original)*
• The Five Star Weekend Podcast - Premiere, 2 episodes (Peacock Original, Batch Drops 2-2-2-2)
• Love Hurts*

JULY 10

• Reminders of Him - Premiere (Peacock Exclusive)*
• The Real Housewives of Orange County, Season 20 (Bravo)

JULY 11

• On Patrol: First Shift, Season 5 - Premiere (Reelz)
• On Patrol: Live, Season 5 (Reelz)

JULY 12

• Love Island USA, Season 8 - Finale (Peacock Original)*
• Married at First Sight, Season 20 - Premiere, One Episode, 60 min (Peacock Original)*

JULY 15

• In the City, Season 1 - Finale (Bravo)

JULY 19

• The Real Murders of Atlanta, Season 4A - Premiere (Oxygen)
• Killer Couples, Season 18B - Finale (Oxygen)

JULY 22

• In the City, Season 1 - WWHL Reunion (Bravo)

JULY 23

• Team Mekbots: Animal Rescue, Season 2C - Premiere (Peacock Original)*
• The Valley After Show Podcast, Season 2 - Finale (Bravo Digital)

JULY 25

• Jeopardy!, Season 42 - Finale (Syndicated)

JULY 29

• The Real Housewives of London, Season 1 - Premiere (Bravo)
• In the City, Season 1 - WWHL Reunion (Bravo)

JULY 30

• Dog Man*
• The Valley, Season 3 - Finale (Bravo)

JULY 31

• Surviving Earth, Season 1 - Finale (NBC)

Live sports and events

New Episodes Weekly

• The Dan Patrick Show (Wednesday through Friday - through July 10)
• PFT Live (Monday through Friday)
• The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz (Monday through Friday)

• July 1: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 20
• July 1: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 21
• July 1: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 21
• July 1: Men’s Fifa World Cup - ROUND OF 32 1L vs 3EHIJK
• July 1: Men’s Fifa World Cup - ROUND OF 32 1G vs 3AEHIJ
• July 1: Men’s Fifa World Cup - ROUND OF 32 1D vs 3BEFIJ
• July 1: MLB - Game of the Day #98
• July 1: MLB - Giants vs. Diamondbacks
• July 1: MLB - Dodgers vs. Athletics
• July 1: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 21
• July 2: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 21
• July 2: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 22
• July 2: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 22
• July 2: Men’s Fifa World Cup - ROUND OF 32 1H vs 2J
• July 2: Men’s Fifa World Cup - ROUND OF 32 2K vs 2L
• July 2: USGA 2026 U.S. Senior Open - Round 1
• July 2: MLB - Game of the Day #99
• July 2: Men’s Fifa World Cup - ROUND OF 32 1B vs 3EFGIJ
• July 3: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 22
• July 3: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 22
• July 3: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 23
• July 3: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 23
• July 3: Men’s Fifa World Cup - ROUND OF 32 2D vs 2G
• July 3: Men’s Fifa World Cup - ROUND OF 32 1J vs 2H
• July 3: USGA U.S. Senior Open - Round 2
• July 3: MLB - Game of the Day #100
• July 3: MLB - Giants vs. Rockies
• July 3: Men’s Fifa World Cup - ROUND OF 32 1K vs 3DEIJL
• July 3: MLB - Marlins vs. Athletics
• July 3: USA Track & Field - Nike Prefontaine Classic
• July 3: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 23
• July 4: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 23
• July 4: Tour de France - Stage 1
• July 4: Supermotocross Race Day Live - RedBud
• July 4: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 24
• July 4: USGA U.S. Senior Open - Round 3
• July 4: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 24
• July 4: Men’s Fifa World Cup - ROUND OF 16 W73 vs W75
• July 4: Round 5 Supermotocross World Champs - RedBud
• July 4: Men’s Fifa World Cup - ROUND OF 16 W74 vs W77
• July 4: USA Track & Field - Nike Prefontaine Classic
• July 4: Game of the Day #101
• July 4: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 24
• July 4: MLB - Giants vs. Rockies
• July 4: MLB - Marlins vs. Athletics
• July 5: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 24
• July 5: Tour de France - Stage 2
• July 5: MLB - Sunday Leadoff #10: New York Mets vs. Atlanta Braves
• July 5: USGA U.S. Senior Open - Final Round
• July 5: MLB - Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Washington Nationals
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• July 5: MLB - Minnesota Twins vs. New York Yankees
• July 5: MLB - Chicago White Sox vs. Cleveland Guardians
• July 5: MLB - St. Louis Cardinals vs. Chicago Cubs
• July 5: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 25
• July 5: MLB - Philadelphia Phillies vs. Kansas City Royals
• July 5: MLB Sunday Stretch #10
• July 5: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 25
• July 5: MLB - Detroit Tigers vs. Texas Rangers
• July 5: MLB - Tampa Bay Rays vs. Houston Astros
• July 5: Men’s Fifa World Cup - ROUND OF 16 W76 vs W78
• July 5: MLB - Giants vs. Rockies
• July 5: MLB - San Francisco Giants vs. Colorado Rockies
• July 5: MLB - Milwaukee Brewers vs. Arizona Diamondbacks
• July 5: MLB - Miami Marlins vs. Athletics
• July 5: MLB - Toronto Blue Jays vs. Seattle Mariners
• July 5: Men’s Fifa World Cup - ROUND OF 16 W79 vs W80
• July 5: MLB - SNB #15: San Diego Padres vs. Los Angeles Dodgers
• July 5: MLB - Boston Red Sox vs. Los Angeles Angels
• July 5: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 25
• July 6: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 25
• July 6: Tour de France - Stage 3
• July 6: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 26
• July 6: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 26
• July 6: Men’s Fifa World Cup - ROUND OF 16 W83 vs W84
• July 6: Men’s Fifa World Cup - ROUND OF 16 W81 vs W82
• July 6: MLB - Game of the Day #102
• July 6: MLB - Blue Jays vs. Giants
• July 6: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 26
• July 7: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 26
• July 7: Tour de France - Stage 4
• July 7: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 27
• July 7: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 27
• July 7: Men’s Fifa World Cup - ROUND OF 16 W86 vs W88
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• July 7: MLB - Athletics vs. Tigers
• July 7: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 27
• July 7: MLB - Game of the Day #103
• July 7: MLB - Blue Jays vs. Giants
• July 8: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 27
• July 8: Tour de France - Stage 5
• July 8: MLB - Blue Jays vs. Giants
• July 8: MLB - Athletics vs. Tigers
• July 8: MLB - Game of the Day #104
• July 9: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo
• July 9: Tour de France - Stage 6
• July 9: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 28
• July 9: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 28
• July 9: Men’s Fifa World Cup - QUARTER FINAL W89 vs W90
• July 9: MLB - Athletics vs. Tigers
• July 9: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 28
• July 9: MLB - Game of the Day #105
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• July 10: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 28
• July 10: Tour de France - Stage 7
• July 10: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 29
• July 10: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 29
• July 10: American Century Championship - Round 1
• July 10: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 29
• July 10: MLB - Game of the Day #106
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• July 11: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 29
• July 11: Tour de France - Stage 8
• July 11: VP Racing SportsCar Challenge - CMTP #1
• July 11: Supermotocross Race Day Live - Southwick
• July 11: Supermotocross Round 6 World Champs - Southwick
• July 11: MLB Draft
• July 11: IMSA - Canadian Tire Motorsport Park 120
• July 11: MLB - Athletics vs. White Sox
• July 11: American Century Championship - Round 2
• July 11: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 30
• July 11: IMSA - Qualifying - CMTP
• July 11: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 30
• July 11: Men’s Fifa World Cup - QUARTER FINAL W91 vs W92
• July 11: WNBA - Phoenix Mercury vs. Las Vegas Aces
• July 11: MLB - Game of the Day #107
• July 11: Men’s Fifa World Cup - QUARTER FINAL W95 vs W96
• July 11: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 30
• July 12: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo
• July 12: Tour de France - Stage 9
• July 12: IMSA - VP Racing SportsCar Challenge - CMTP #2
• July 12: MLB - Milwaukee Brewers vs. Pittsburgh Pirates
• July 12: MLB Futures Game
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• July 12: American Century Championship - Final Round
• July 12: MLB Sunday Stretch #11
• July 12: MLBx
• July 12: MLB - Rockies vs. Giants
• July 12: MLB - Game of the Day #108
• July 12: WNBA - Indiana Fever vs. Las Vegas Aces
• July 13: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo
• July 13: WNBA - Phoenix Mercury vs. Minnesota Lynx
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• July 14: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 31
• July 14: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 31
• July 14: Men’s Fifa World Cup - SEMI-FINAL W97 vs W98
• July 14: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 31
• July 15: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo
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• July 16: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 1
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• July 16: Tour de France - Stage 12
• July 16: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 1 - All Access
• July 16: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 1 - Featured Holes
• July 16: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 1 - Featured Group 3
• July 16: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 1 - Featured Group 4
• July 16: MLB - Game of the Day #109
• July 17: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo
• July 17: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 2
• July 17: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 2 - Featured Group 1
• July 17: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 2 - Featured Group 2
• July 17: Tour de France - Stage 13
• July 17: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 2 - All Access
• July 17: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 2 - Featured Holes
• July 17: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 2 - Featured Group 3
• July 17: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 2 - Featured Group 4
• July 17: MLB - Game of the Day #110
• July 17: MLB - Nationals vs. Athletics
• July 17: MLB - Giants vs. Mariners
• July 18: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo
• July 18: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 3
• July 18: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 3 - Featured Group 1
• July 18: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 3 - Featured Group 2
• July 18: Tour de France - Stage 14
• July 18: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 3 - All Access
• July 18: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 3 - Featured Holes
• July 18: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 3 - Featured Group 3
• July 18: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 3 - Featured Group 4
• July 18: Supermotocross Race Day Live - Spring Creek
• July 18: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 33
• July 18: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 33
• July 18: Men’s Fifa World Cup - 3RD PLACE L101 vs L102
• July 18: Breeders Cup Challenge Series - Haskell Stakes
• July 18: MLB - Game of the Day #111
• July 18: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 33
• July 18: U.S. Gymnastics Classic - Senior Women
• July 18: WWE - Saturday Night's Main Event
• July 18: MLB - Nationals vs. Athletics
• July 19: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo
• July 19: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 4
• July 19: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 4 - Featured Group 1
• July 19: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 4 - Featured Group 2
• July 19: Tour de France - Stage 15
• July 19: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 4 - All Access
• July 19: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 4 - Featured Holes
• July 19: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 4 - Featured Group 3
• July 19: The 154th Open Championship Golf - Round 4 - Featured Group 4
• July 19: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Camino a la final
• July 19: MLB - Chicago White Sox vs. Toronto Blue Jays
• July 19: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 34
• July 19: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 34
• July 19: MLB Sunday Stretch #12
• July 19: Men’s Fifa World Cup - FINAL W101 vs W102
• July 19: MLB - Giants vs. Mariners
• July 19: MLB - Nationals vs. Athletics
• July 19: Men’s Fifa World Cup - HOMENAJE AL CAMPEON
• July 19: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 34
• July 19: MLB - Los Angeles Dodgers vs. New York Yankees
• July 19: MLB - Game of the Day #112
• July 20: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo
• July 20: MLB - Game of the Day #113
• July 20: MLB - Giants vs. Royals
• July 20: WNBA - Las Vegas Aces vs. Toronto Tempo
• July 20: MLB - Athletics vs. Diamondbacks
• July 21: Tour de France - Stage 16
• July 21: Professional Darts Corporation World Match Play - Second Round
• July 21: MLB - Game of the Day #114
• July 21: MLB - Giants vs. Royals
• July 21: MLB - Athletics vs. Diamondbacks
• July 22: Water Polo World Cup Final - Women's Quarterfinal: USA vs. CHN
• July 22: Tour de France - Stage 17
• July 22: MLB - Giants vs. Royals
• July 22: Professional Darts Corporation World Match Play - Second Round
• July 22: MLB - Athletics vs. Diamondbacks
• July 22: MLB - Game of the Day #115
• July 23: Tour de France - Stage 18
• July 23: Professional Darts Corporation World Match Play - Quarterfinals
• July 23: MLB - Game of the Day #116
• July 24: Tour de France - Stage 19
• July 24: Professional Darts Corporation World Match Play - Quarterfinal
• July 24: MLB - Game of the Day #117
• July 24: MLB - Athletics vs. Twins
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• July 25: Tour de France - Stage 20
• July 25: The Senior Open - Round 3
• July 25: Supermotocross Race Day Live - Washougal
• July 25: Professional Darts Corporation World Match Play - Semifinals
• July 25: MLB - Angels vs. Giants
• July 25: Round 8 Supermotocross World Champs - Washougal
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• July 25: MLB - Game of the Day #118
• July 26: Tour de France - Stage 21
• July 26: The Senior Open - Final Round
• July 26: MLB - Cleveland Guardians vs. Tampa Bay Rays
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• July 26: MLB Sunday Stretch #13
• July 26: Professional Darts Corporation World Match Play - Final
• July 26: MLB - Angels vs. Giants
• July 26: USATF Outdoor Championships Day 2
• July 26: MLB - SNB #17: New York Yankees vs. Philadelphia Phillies (NBC Simulstream)
• July 26: MLB - Game of the Day #119
• July 27: MLB - Game of the Day #120
• July 27: MLB - Brewers vs. Giants
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• July 28: MLB - Game of the Day #121
• July 28: USA Swimming Toyota National Championships - Day 1
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• July 29: MLB - Game of the Day #122
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• July 30: MLB - Game of the Day #123
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• July 31: MLB - Tigers vs. Athletics
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"Strung" is the latest movie offering from the prolific Tyler Perry, with the producer joining forces with BlumHouse chief Jason Blum and director Malcom D. Lee for a thriller starring Chloe Bailey.

Here's how to watch "Strung" from anywhere with a VPN - and potentially for a dollar with a neat streaming hack.

Ordinarily, Tyler Perry is known for his work in the comedy field, but the filmmaker does have a penchant for crafting riveting thriller movies from time to time. Meanwhile, BlumHouse are one of the biggest names in horror, with films like "M3GAN" and "The Purge" falling under their banner.

The combination of these two titans is an exciting one, and "Strung" promises plenty of twists and turns, a final girl we can root for in Chloe Bailey, and a story of survival that will shock you to the core. If you're into films like "Suspiria" and "The Perfection", where music and thrills intersect, this will be right up your street.

If you're ready to be on the edge of your seat, here's how to watch "Strung" online, with the chance to watch for just $1, too.

How to watch 'Strung' for $1 in the U.S.

Watch 'Strung' from anywhere

Traveling and blocked from your usual apps? A VPN, or virtual private network, lets your device appear to be back in your home country, so you can securely use your existing subscriptions while you’re abroad.

We’ve tested many services, and the best VPN currently available is NordVPN. It offers fast, reliable connections, works on most devices, and you can try it risk-free for 30 days thanks to its money-back guarantee.

Using a VPN is simple:

1. Install the VPN of your choice (NordVPN is our favourite).

2. Choose the location you want in the VPN app. For example, pick a U.S. server to use Peacock as normal while overseas.

3. Open your streaming service and start watching.

Watch 'Strung' in the U.S.

"Strung" will be a Peacock exclusive in the U.S. so you'll need an active subscription to the streaming service if you want to watch the movie from June 26 onwards.

Peacock packages start at $7.99/month for the Select tier, $10.99/month ($109.99/year) for Premium, and $16.99/month ($169.99/year) for Premium Plus.

Or, you could go down the Walmart Plus 30-day trial route we mentioned above and get the service for just $1.

U.S. subscriber abroad? If you’re traveling and find your usual apps blocked, you can securely access your subscription with a VPN.

Can you watch 'Strung' in Canada?

Unfortunately, "Strung" is streaming exclusively on Peacock in the U.S. right now.

The solution? Sign up to a service like NordVPN and access your usual U.S. streaming platforms no matter where you are.

Can you watch 'Strung' in the U.K.?

Likewise, there is no plan for a streaming service drop in the U.K. for "Strung" yet so you'll have to get a VPN if you are an American abroad.

If you’re traveling to the UK and want to watch, a VPN like NordVPN can help you securely access your apps as normal.

Can you watch 'Strung' in Australia?

There is currently no streaming release plan for "Strung" in Australia.

A U.S. citizen in Australia on vacation right now? Use a VPN, such as NordVPN, to sign in to your Peacock account and watch as you would at home.

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'Strung' cast

• Chloe Bailey as Laila
• Lynn Whitfield as Audra
• Lucien Laviscount as Marcus
• Anna Diop as Imani
• Coco Jones as Jasmine
• Langley Kirkwood as Erik
• Romy Woods as Zuri

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The best part of a spy show is getting to live a double life without any of the actual inconvenience. Whether you signed up for Peacock to watch the World Cup or you're just hunting for your next binge, a deep streaming library is sitting right at your fingertips. It’s time to dive into espionage.

Think about it: What if your friendly neighbor was actually a Soviet sleeper agent? What if your handler at MI6 was secretly playing for the other side? The premise of a great spy thriller is intoxicating, and Peacock happens to be incredibly well-stocked with them.

Whether you lean toward gritty Cold War secrets, slick modern tradecraft, or pulse-pounding pulp with a side of humor, the platform offers far more than most people realize. We’ve rounded up three of the best spy shows on Peacock you probably missed and exactly why you need to stream them right now.

'The Capture'

This twisty British techno-thriller from creator Ben Chanan asks one simple question: What if the surveillance footage is lying? Rachel Carey (Holliday Grainger) is a Metropolitan Police detective pulled into a conspiracy involving CCTV manipulation, deepfakes and a covert U.K.-U.S. intelligence program that "corrects" video evidence for more successful prosecutions. Each season builds on the last as Carey delves even deeper into the intelligence state. She may not be able to take down the entire complex on her own, but she's surely going to try.

Stream now on Peacock

'Ponies'

Emilia Clarke and Haley Lu Richardson star as Bea and Twila, two unlikely partners whose intelligence officer husbands die together in a plane crash. To their dismay, that forces them to jump into the same business as their late spouses. And to their surprise, both women turn out to be alarmingly well-suited to the job. While it's a short series at just eight episodes, it's an incredibly fun watch, especially if you're a fan of Cold War-era series.

Stream now on Peacock

'The Copenhagen Test'

Alexander Hale (Simu Liu) is a first-generation Chinese-American intelligence analyst who realizes his brain has been hacked. That means hackers have a literal feed of everything he sees, hears and thinks. That's no good, given that he works for a shadowy organization that already wants access to everything in his head. Alexander has to maintain a round-the-clock performance to flush out who's behind the breach at said organization without giving himself away.

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Sci-fi is a genre full of heavy hitters. Between the giant franchises, endless sequels, and blockbuster special effects, the biggest movies tend to end up wedged deep in our minds. Unfortunately, that means a lot of genuinely good science fiction slips through the cracks. After all, a movie doesn't need a $200 million budget to be thoroughly enjoyable.

Netflix is packed with sci-fi flicks beyond the obvious hits, especially smaller movies jam-packed with fascinating ideas you might not have ever considered. They're the exact kind of hidden gems you stumble onto late at night and end up thinking about long after the credits roll.

The problem is knowing where to start. With so many titles on the streaming service competing for your attention, great films get buried fast. To help narrow things down, I've picked out three Netflix sci-fi movies you probably haven’t seen yet, each offering something a little different. All you have to do is press play.

'Cities of Last Things' (2018)

This Chinese sci-fi flick presents you with the end before rewinding back to the beginning to tell the story of one man named Zhang Dong Ling and three unique sections of his life. Set in 2056, it's an intriguing view of the future that's quite bleak, though technologically advanced. With "rejuvenation fluids" that can help make anyone look younger, forced citizen ID tags, and other dystopian changes that have made real life feel more like it came from the pages of a terrifying novel, this gritty and violent revenge flick is one sci-fi romp you'll wish you had seen much sooner.

Stream now on Netflix

'See You Yesterday' (2019)

Life is super carefree when you have a literal time machine. You can make all the mistakes you want without repercussions, right? That's most definitely not true, especially when you're trying to undo others' misdeeds. Science prodigy C.J. Walker (Eden Duncan-Smith) creates her time machine in an effort to save her brother from a tragic run-in with corrupt police. But while her cause is a noble one, changing the flow of time always has repercussions, and C.J. very quickly finds that out as she tries her best to change the events that led to her brother's death.

Stream now on Netflix

'Colossal' (2016)

If your life just isn't going the way you want it to, it's totally understandable to manifest a massive reptilian monster that rampages through Seoul. At least, that's what happens to Gloria (Anne Hathaway), a writer who's struggling with alcoholism and finding work. She realizes she can control the monster she's somehow called into existence, and when she isn't lashing out and taking her anger out on those attacking the monster, she realizes there's a point to the colossal kaiju she's brought into the world: changing her life.

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"Surviving Earth" will get your brain moving, leave you awe-inspired, and take us all back to the time of dinosaurs and more fascinating prehistoric life with the help cutting-edge CGI.

Here's how to watch "Surviving Earth" from anywhere with a VPN, along with what you need to know if you are travelling and your usual stream is geo-blocked.

If you're a fan of the works of David Attenborough, the recent Netflix series "The Dinosaurs", or simply want to learn more about the past wonders of our world, "Surviving Earth" has to be on your watchlist. Even better, it's brought to you by the team behind the superb "Walking With Dinosaurs".

The eight-part docuseries takes a paleontological route to educating viewers about the age of the dinosaurs, mighty mammoths and giant sabertooths, and the mass extinction events that wiped them out.

Each episode will focus on a different planet-altering moment through the course of history — from meteor strikes, volcanic eruptions and plunging sea levels — connecting the prehistoric world with our own today.

From dinosaurs, to mammoths, and even under the oceans, this deep dive promises to be truly epic. Here's how to watch "Surviving Earth" online, with a potentially free option available, too.

Watch 'Surviving Earth' from anywhere

Traveling and blocked from your usual apps? A VPN, or virtual private network, lets your device appear to be back in your home country, so you can securely use your existing subscriptions while you’re abroad.

We’ve tested many services, and the best VPN currently available is NordVPN. It offers fast, reliable connections, works on most devices, and you can try it risk-free for 30 days thanks to its money-back guarantee.

Using a VPN is simple:

1. Install the VPN of your choice (NordVPN is our favourite).

2. Choose the location you want in the VPN app. For example, pick a U.S. server to use Peacock as normal while overseas.

3. Open your streaming service and start watching.

Watch 'Surviving Earth' in the U.S.

NBC will air new episodes of "Surviving Earth" every Thursday at 8 p.m. ET/PT, starting on June 11.

To watch live via NBC, you'll need a cable package which includes the channel. You could access that via a YouTube TV free 21-day trial, but you'll have to pay after that. Other providers like Sling, Fubo and DirecTV Stream are an option, too.

Peacock will be the streaming home of "Surviving Earth", with new episodes being made available every Friday after the episode airs on TV. You can also watch episodes live on Peacock if you fork out for the $16.99 Premium Plus plan.

Only after on-demand viewing? Look at getting a Walmart Plus 30-day trial costing just $1 and a subscription to Peacock is included as one of the perks.

U.S. subscriber abroad? If you’re traveling and find your usual apps blocked, you can securely access your subscription with a VPN.

Watch 'Surviving Earth' in Canada

To watch "Surviving Earth" in Canada you'll need to access City TV to watch live, or stream it on CityTV+ the next day.

You can also add City TV+ as an add-on through Amazon Prime Video.

Away while the show airs? Sign up to a service like NordVPN and access your subscription no matter where you are.

Can you watch 'Surviving Earth' in the U.K.?

"Surviving Earth" is expected to be available on NOW and Sky in the U.K. but there is no release date there just yet.

If you’re traveling to the UK and want to watch, a VPN like NordVPN can help you securely access your apps as normal.

Can you watch 'Surviving Earth' in Australia?

There is currently no streaming or broadcast plan for "Surviving Earth" in Australia.

A U.S. citizen in Australia on vacation right now? Use a VPN, such as NordVPN, to sign in to your Peacock account and watch as you would at home.

'Surviving Earth' - need to know

'Surviving Earth' - trailer

• Episode 1: When the Earth Burned | June 11
• Episode 2: When the Climate Broke | June 18
• Episode 3: TBA | June 25
• Episode 4: When the Seas Died | July 2
• Episode 5: When the Forests Collapsed | July 9
• Episode 6: When the Oceans Shrank | July 16
• Episode 7: When the Continents Collided | July 23
• Episode 8: TBA | July 30

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In 2022, Jimmy Fallon helped resurrect a national treasure when he fronted the new iteration of "Password" alongside Keke Palmer. And there's more word-based fun to come.

Below is the simplest way to watch "Password" from anywhere with a VPN, along with what you need to know if you are travelling and your usual stream is geo-blocked.

The show actually started way back in 1961, with various versions running through to the mid-1970s before the game show was shelved. Thankfully, NBC picked the concept back up again in 2022 with Fallon spearheading proceedings as producer and celebrity guest contestant.

Palmer is the one running things as the host, bringing her lively energy and penchant for comedy to the show to give it a vibrancy it lacked in the past. She even won an Emmy for her work on the show!

Meanwhile, guests like Joe Manganiello, Jon Hamm, Heidi Klum, and Meghan Trainor have all appeared in the past. This season, we'll see Tiffany Haddish, Ice T, Savannah Guthrie and more join forces with standard contestants in the pursuit of the $25,000 prize.

Read on to find out how to watch "Password" season 3, including some free (and very cheap) options.

Watch 'Password' season 3 in the U.S.

In the U.S., you can watch the first episode of "Password" season 3 on NBC on Tuesday, June 2 at 10 p.m. New episodes will then air every Tuesday.

To watch live via NBC, you'll need a cable package which includes the channel. You could even catch that first three episodes for free if you sign up to a YouTube TV free 21-day trial, but you'll have to pay after that. Other providers like Sling, Fubo and DirecTV Stream are an option, too.

Peacock will be the streaming home of "Password" season 3, with new episodes being made available every Thursday after the episode airs on TV. You can also watch episodes live on Peacock if you fork out for the $16.99 Premium Plus plan.

Only after on-demand viewing? Look at getting a Walmart Plus 30-day trial costing just $1 and a subscription to Peacock being one of the perks.

U.S. subscriber abroad? If you’re traveling and find your usual apps blocked, you can securely access your subscription with a VPN.

Watch 'Password' season 3 from anywhere

Travelling and blocked from your usual apps? A VPN, or virtual private network, lets your device appear to be back in your home country, so you can securely use your existing subscriptions while you’re abroad.

We’ve tested many services, and the best VPN currently available is NordVPN. It offers fast, reliable connections, works on most devices, and you can try it risk-free for 30 days thanks to its money-back guarantee.

Using a VPN is simple:

1. Install the VPN of your choice (NordVPN is our favourite).

2. Choose the location you want in the VPN app. For example, pick a U.S. server to use Peacock as normal while overseas.

3. Open your streaming service and start watching.

Can you watch 'Password' season 3 in the U.K.?

Unfortunately, watching "Password" outside the U.S. can be difficult. If you're in the U.K. on holiday, you'll need to set up a NordVPN account so you can change your location to access the show through NBC or Peacock.

However, there is a U.K. version of "Password" you could watch if you like the sound of the show. That game show is hosted by Stephen Mangan, with captains Alan Carr and Daisy May Cooper alongside him. You'll find the U.K. version on ITVX.

Can you watch 'Password' season 3 in Canada?

"Password" season 3 will not be broadcast in Canada either.

Just follow the steps above to watch the show by connecting to a U.S. server on a VPN like NordVPN and start streaming as you would at home.

Can you watch 'Password' season 3 in Australia?

You'll encounter similar issues in Australia. The only way to watch the show Down Under will be to use a VPN and set your location to the U.S.

Traveling away from the U.S. and don’t want to miss the fun? Use a VPN, such as NordVPN, to sign in to your Peacock account and watch as you would at home.

• Ice T
• Tiffany Haddish
• Anthony Anderson
• Savannah Guthrie
• Ariana Madix

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With 'meme-inducing moments' and 'jaw-dropping surprises' promised, the famous "Love Island" villa in Fiji has reopened its doors to a new set of scantily clad contestants in season 8. All episodes (1-35) are now available to stream in the U.S. including every episode of Aftersun and, of course, the "Love Island USA" S8 final.

Here's how to watch "Love Island USA" season 8 online from anywhere with a VPN.

Eight seasons into the U.S. "Love Island", and with countless other international versions around the world, you probably now the score by now. A group of attractive young singles head to the villa to see if they can create some chemistry and leave the island with their perfect match — together with an army of new Instagram followers and a share of the $100,000 prize.

You can bet the bottom of those dollars that there will be a slalom of twists and turns along the way, with the usual spectrum of passionate kisses and furious arguments. Love can do funny things to these guys and gals, as can shock recouplings, the dropping in of bombshells and, of course, time away in Casa Amor. See the full list of cast members at the bottom of this article.

With the season 8 finale having taken place on Sunday, July 12, the dumpings came thick and fast during the last few days to whittle down the cast to just four last couples standing. There were romantic gestures, Hideaway hangouts and declarations of exclusivity aplenty — not to mention a fun and sexy food challenge — as the couples took the final chance to tell the world how in love they are and win those votes from the watching public. So which pair ended up bagging the big cash prize...?

With Ariana Madix back on hosting duties, here is everything you need to watch "Love Island USA" season 8 online and stream every single episode from wherever you are in the world.

Watch 'Love Island USA' season 8 from anywhere

Away from home at the moment and blocked from watching "Love Island USA" on your preferred streaming service?

You can still watch "Love Island USA" season 8 thanks to the wonders of a VPN (Virtual Private Network). The software allows your devices to appear to be back in your home country regardless of where in the world you are. Ideal when you're away on vacation or on business. Our favorite is NordVPN — we explain why in our NordVPN review.

Using a VPN is incredibly simple:

1. Install the VPN of your choice. As we've said, NordVPN is our favorite.

2. Choose the location you wish to connect to in the VPN app. For instance, if you're overseas and want to access your Peacock subscription, you'd select a United States server from the list.

3. Sit back and enjoy the show. Head to your subscription service and stream "Love Island USA" as normal.

Watch 'Love Island USA' season 8 in the U.S.

NBC's streaming service Peacock is the exclusive home of "Love Island USA" in the U.S. and season 8 started on the platform on Tuesday, June 2.

Episodes land on Peacock every day (except Wednesdays) at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT, including the weekly Saturday recap show "Aftersun".

You'll need a Premium subscription, costing from $10.99/month. Although there's a sneaky hack we've found to get Peacock, which comes bundled with a 30-day trial to Walmart Plus.

If you’re currently outside the U.S. but don't want to miss out, you can use a VPN such as NordVPN to tap into your usual coverage.

How to watch 'Love Island USA' season 8 around the world

How to watch 'Love Island USA' season 8 in Canada

In Canada, "Love Island USA" tracks with the schedule south of the border, with daily season 8 episodes being broadcast on Crave 2 shortly after they air in the U.S..

Currently, schedules seem to indicate that will be at 11 p.m. ET / 8 p.m. PT.

Or you can stream "Love Island USA" 2026 on the Crave streaming service. Log in with your cable details or subscribe from $11.99/month.

Not in Canada at the moment? Signing up to NordVPN will help you access your preferred streaming service and watch "Love Island USA" online when you're overseas.

Can I watch 'Love Island USA' season 8 in the U.K?

U.K. fans of “Love Island USA” generally get to watch it all for free on ITV and ITVX, but not for a while after it goes out across the pond.

Last year's season 7, for example, didn't begin airing in the U.K. until November 7 — months after the show concluded in the States.

Traveling to the U.K. from somewhere streaming the show and can't bear to wait? You can use a VPN to watch as if you were back at home.

How to watch 'Love Island USA' season 8 in Australia

"Love Island USA" streams on the Stan streaming service in Australia. Daily episodes go out a couple of days after they do in the U.S. with premiere kicking things off on Thursday, June 4. There are no episodes on Fridays.

Stan's subscription plans range from $12 to $22/month.

Remember, Australian citizens abroad on vacation or for business can watch "Love Island USA" season 8 by using a VPN.

Can I watch 'Love Island USA' season 8 in New Zealand?

"Love Island USA" goes out absolutely free on the free TVNZ+ streaming service in New Zealand, but you have to wait for it. Last year, episodes didn't start landing there until August, when all the action from the villa in Fiji had already been wrapped up.

Travelling to New Zealand and want to watch your usual coverage? NordVPN will help you watch "Love Island USA" S8 streams as if you were back at home.

'Love Island USA' season 8 islanders

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For 20 years now, the hit talent show has been unearthing the most weird and wonderful people across the United States and turning them into stars. Now, Simon Cowell, Howie Mandel, Sofía Vergara, and Mel B are back looking for the next big thing.

Below is the simplest way to watch "America's Got Talent" from anywhere with a VPN, along with what you need to know if you are travelling and your usual stream is geo-blocked.

From singers to dancers, magicians to comedians, this show has always drawn in a wide array of performers looking for their big break. Last season, we saw singer Jessica Sanchez put a history of near-misses on "American Idol" (runner-up) and "America's Got Talent" (semi-finals of the first-ever season) behind her to finally claim the top prize.

Cowell and the other judges will be keeping a close eye on every contestant who walks through their doors longing for them to press their buzzer. There's even a new twist in the form of the Judges Callback Round, where the best of the rest will get a second chance to qualify for the next round. Meanwhile, Terry Crews is on hosting duties once more.

It's a long and winding road to the final, but that's all part of the fun. Read on to find out how to watch "America's Got Talent" season 21, including some free (and nearly free) options.

Watch 'America's Got Talent' season 21 from anywhere

Travelling and blocked from your usual apps? A VPN, or virtual private network, lets your device appear to be back in your home country, so you can securely use your existing subscriptions while you’re abroad.

We’ve tested many services, and the best VPN currently available is NordVPN. It offers fast, reliable connections, works on most devices, and you can try it risk-free for 30 days thanks to its money-back guarantee.

Using a VPN is simple:

1. Install the VPN of your choice (NordVPN is our favourite).

2. Choose the location you want in the VPN app. For example, pick a U.S. server to use Peacock as normal while overseas.

3. Open your streaming service and start watching.

Watch 'America's Got Talent' season 21 in the U.S.

In the U.S., NBC and Peacock are your main options to watch "America's Got Talent". NBC will show the first episode of the new season on Tuesday June 2 at 8 p.m. ET.

New episodes will air every Tuesday through June and July. The live shows start on August 18, when we will get performances on a Tuesday and results on a Wednesday.

To watch live via NBC, you'll need a cable package which includes the channel. You could even catch that first three episodes for free if you sign up to a YouTube TV free 21-day trial, but you'll have to pay after that. Other providers like Sling, Fubo and DirecTV Stream are an option, too.

Peacock will be the streaming home of "America's Got Talent" season 21, with new episodes being made available every Wednesday after the episode airs on TV. You can also watch episodes live on Peacock if you fork out for the $16.99 Premium Plus plan.

Only after on-demand viewing? Look at getting a Walmart Plus 30-day trial costing just $1 and a subscription to Peacock being one of the perks.

U.S. subscriber abroad? If you’re traveling and find your usual apps blocked, you can securely access your subscription with a VPN.

Can you watch "America's Got Talent" season 21 in the U.K.?

The clue is in the title, but "America's Got Talent" is a lot more difficult to find outside the U.S.

If you’re travelling to the UK and want to watch Netflix, a VPN like NordVPN can help you securely access your apps as normal.

Watch "America's Got Talent" season 21 in Canada

In Canada, "America's Got Talent" will go out on City TV at the same time as the US.

You can access City TV via City TV+ or as an add-on through Amazon Prime Video.

Abroad when the show is on? Get NordVPN and stream as you would at home.

Can you watch 'America's Got Talent' season 21 in Australia?

In Australia, you can watch new episodes of "America's Got Talent" on 7Plus, but you'll have to wait until they've aired in the U.S. first.

Travelling from the U.S. and don’t want to miss the big auditions? Use a VPN, such as NordVPN, to sign in to your Peacock account and watch as you would at home.

• Simon Cowell: Has been a judge on this show since season 11, despite being involved heavily in the production since the very beginning. He's also been integral to shows like "American Idol", "Britain's Got Talent" and "X-Factor".
• Sofia Vergara: Better known as the actress who plays Gloria in "Modern Family", Vergara has been a judge on "America's Got Talent" since 2020.
• Mel B: British pop star Mel B used to be part of The Spice Girls, but has since become a TV personality and judge on "X Factor" and "America's Got Talent".
• Howie Mandel: The longest-serving member of this particular jury, Mandel started judging "America's Got Talent" in season 5, replacing David Hassselhoff.

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It’s set to be a very busy week for new movies across the best streaming services. Over the coming days, the biggest platforms around will be competing for your attention with Netflix, HBO Max, Hulu, Peacock and Disney+ all offering new flicks for subscribers to enjoy.

With so many options, it’s hard to know where to start, but I suspect the biggest hit of the week will be the new rom-com “Office Romance” on Netflix, which stars “Ted Lasso’s” Brett Goldstein alongside Jennifer Lopez. However, if a glossy rom-com isn’t your speed, there’s overlooked horror “Hokum” on premium streaming, Pixar’s latest family adventure “Hoppers” on Disney Plus, and “Pillion” on HBO Max, an erotic drama with Alexander Skarsgård.

Below, I’ve combed through all the most notable new movies across streaming services and picked out the ones you need to know about. Plus, don’t forget to see our companion guide covering all the top new TV shows on streaming this week.

‘Hokum’ (PVOD)

It’s been a fantastic year for new horror movies, and while “Obsession” and “Backrooms” currently have a lock on the box office, supernatural chiller “Hokum” didn’t quite get its own moment in the spotlight. That’s a shame, as this horror flick, directed by Damian McCarthy, is one that genre fans won’t want to miss. Even as a horror veteran desensitized to the genre’s usual tricks, there’s a large section of this movie that really freaked me out.

Ohm Bauman (Adam Scott) is an American author crippled by writer’s block. To remedy this, he takes a trip to rural Ireland, specifically to spread his parents' ashes at the hotel where they honeymooned several decades previously. Once on location, Ohm learns of local superstitions that claim a ghostly witch haunts the honeymoon suite. In classic horror movie fashion, he decides to investigate, leading to an evening of spooky apparitions.

Watch on Prime Video (Buy/Rent) starting June 1

‘I Swear’ (PVOD)

“I, Swear” is something of an infamous movie. Due to the unfortunate (and unacceptable) events at the 2026 BAFTAs, the actual movie has been lost in the fallout. Hopefully, its arrival on premium streaming in the U.S. this week will shift the conversation, as the film itself deserves recognition. It stands as an excellent biographical comedy-drama that highlights the very real struggles faced every day by those dealing with Tourette's syndrome.

Inspired by the real-life story of John Davidson, a working-class Scot and Tourette's awareness campaigner, “I, Swear” sees Robert Aramayo play Davidson. Aramayo gives an award-winning performance that will be eligible for consideration at next year’s Oscars. The movie follows Davidson’s life, from his schoolyard struggles in the 1980s through to grappling with Tourette's as an adult and becoming a campaigner to raise awareness of the disorder. This movie is often very funny, but most of all, it's heartwarming and inspirational.

Watch on Prime Video (Buy/Rent) starting June 1

‘Hoppers’ (Disney+)

Pixar’s latest family movie has all the hallmarks of the beloved animation studio. A cast of adorable and likeable characters? Check. A sweet story with an emotional pull? Check. Some of the best animation in the business? Double-check. If you wanted to be cynical, you could accuse it of being Pixar on autopilot, but the studio’s formula has been delighting viewers of all ages for decades, and it’s hard to see “Hoppers” as anything but charming.

Mabel Tanaka (voiced by Piper Curda) is a rebellious teenager with a love of animals and nature passed down to her by her grandma. When the mayor of Beavertown announces plans to convert a forest glade, which is deeply special to Mabel, into a freeway, the teen springs into action. Discovering a scientific program that lets her inhabit the body of a beaver, she steps into the animal kingdom to lead the charge against the mayor’s plans.

Watch on Disney+ starting June 3

‘Office Romance’ (Netflix)

Brett Goldstein is building a streaming dynasty. After starring in “Ted Lasso,” he went on to co-create the equally acclaimed series “Shrinking” for Apple TV. Now he’s taking his talents to Netflix as a co-writer of this new romantic comedy, which centers around, you’ve guessed it, an office romance. Goldstein stars as the male lead and is paired up with Jennifer Lopez to form a ludicrously attractive coupling. My vibe check is that critics might not embrace this new streaming original, but I have little doubt it’ll soar to Netflix No. 1.

Jackie Cruz (Lopez) is the demanding CEO of Air Cruz airline. She runs a very tight ship with a strict no-workplace-relationship policy. Forget working hard and playing hard, Jackie is all work. However, when lawyer Daniel Blanchflower (Goldstein) joins the company, the two have instant chemistry, which soon blossoms into a full-blown romance. Naturally, this creates a headache as Jackie has to pick between business and pleasure.

Watch on Netflix starting June 5

‘Keeper’ (Hulu)

Speaking of dynasties, Osgood Perkins is quickly becoming one of the top names in the horror genre. After helming “Longlegs” and “The Monkey” and producing the current No. 1 movie in North America, “Backrooms,” Perkins is becoming a bankable filmmaker. However, his 2025 effort “Keeper” is perhaps something of an anomaly in that regard, as this folk-style horror came and went without much fanfare. Maybe it’ll pick up steam now that it’s heading to Hulu.

Starring Tatiana Maslany and Rossif Sutherland, “Keeper” centers on a free-spirited artist, Liz (Maslany), who is taken to a remote cabin in the countryside by her boyfriend (Sutherland) to celebrate the couple's first anniversary. Once in the secluded setting, terrifying visions haunt Liz, and that’s just the start of this nightmare trip. “Keeper” was no critical darling (it scores just 50% on Rotten Tomatoes), but it could be worth a watch if you’re looking for seriously unsettling moments, as it packs quite a few.

Watch on Hulu starting June 5

‘Pillion’ (HBO Max)

A word of warning: do not watch “Pillion” with your parents. This extremely erotic drama leaves almost nothing to the imagination and would likely lead to some very uncomfortable silences. Still, for all the headlines it made for its graphic scenes, there’s a lot more to “Pillion.” For starters, you’ve got an immaculate performance from Alexander Skarsgård, playing an effortlessly cool biker. Oh, and the movie is gorgeously shot as well.

Colin (Harry Melling) is an introvert working a menial job and struggling with self-confidence. His world is changed after an encounter with Ray (Skarsgård), who is pretty much the polar opposite. When Ray decides to take on Colin as his submissive, the once timid Colin begins to come out of his shell and discovers a whole new side of himself. This is no “50 Shades of Grey” situation, as “Pillion” scores an impressive 99% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Watch on HBO Max starting June 5

‘Lorne’ (Peacock)

“Saturday Night Live” has left an undeniable imprint on the world of comedy and television as a whole, and for almost all of its five-decade run, producer Lorne Michaels has been guiding the ship from the wings. His eye for spotting comedic talent is legendary, and this documentary from Academy Award-winner Morgan Neville (“20 Feet from Stardom,” “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?”) highlights the producer extraordinaire.

With input from a host of SNL favorites, including Tina Fey, Alec Baldwin, Chris Rock, Steve Martin, Seth Meyers, Kristen Wiig, Andy Samberg and more (so many more), “Lorne” is a loving tribute to the often-unseen force behind the scenes who shaped comedy and culture for generations. It’s a documentary that will appeal to “Saturday Night Live” superfans and those less familiar with the sketch show alike. Just don’t expect this documentary to ask any hard-hitting questions, as it’s more of an affectionate celebration of Lorne Michaels career.

Watch on Peacock starting June 5

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It's almost the start of June, and that means tons of new releases are inbound to all the best streaming services, including Peacock. From the next installment of a hit reality series and a returning thriller series to new movies and more, there's plenty to look forward to watching on Peacock this month.

Chief among those releases is "Love Island USA" season 8. Season 7 became the streamer's most-watched original season of all time and garnered more than 18.4 billion minutes of streaming, per Peacock, and that no doubt means tons of viewers will be tuning in to watch all the drama in the villa when season 8 kicks off on June 2.

Elsewhere, you've got "The Capture" season 3," "Strung" and the Peacock premiere of "Lorne" inbound over the coming weeks, plus dozens of library additions, and the 2026 FIFA World Cup (among other things) to watch through the month. You can find our complete rundown of everything that's new on Peacock in June below.

New on Peacock in June 2026: Top picks

'Love Island USA' Season 8

The real-time reality dating series is back for an eighth season this month, and it's kicking things off with an extended season 8 premiere hosted by Ariana Madix. Fans will watch another batch of islanders move into a luxe villa in Fiji and follow as they get to know one another, couple up, get texts, and face plenty of temptations, twists, friendships and navigate tons of drama, vying to return home with that huge $100,000 cash prize. Watch nightly from June 2.

Stream "Love Island USA" season 8 on Peacock from June 2

'Lorne'

If you didn't catch it in theaters back in April, you'll soon be able to stream this in-depth portrait of Lorne Michaels, the man behind "Saturday Night Live." Helmed by Academy Award-winning filmmaker Morgan Neville, "Lorne" features new and archival behind-the-scenes footage plus interviews with tons of cast members, writers and hosts and offers unprecedented access to the creator and icon behind the beloved comedy institution that's been on the air for 50 years.

Stream "Lorne" on Peacock from June 5

'The Capture' Season 3

The twisty British thriller is back for a third season this month, reuniting us with U.K. intelligence investigator Rachel Carey (Holliday Grainger) as she continues to uncover the truth behind deepfakes, lies and disinformation. And while she thought her team had a method to fight the tech being deployed to manipulate the population, a new event resets the game. Sound like your kinda show? Look forward to binge-watching "The Capture" season 3 when the full six-episode season drops mid-June.

Stream "The Capture" season 3 on Peacock from June 18

Peacock originals and exclusives in June 2026

• JUNE 2: Love Island USA Season 8
• JUNE 5: Lorne
• JUNE 18: The Capture Season 3
• JUNE 26: Strung

Everything new on Peacock in June 2026

* = is exclusive to Peacock

(++) = New episodes of Reelz original series stream live on the Reelz Channel and are available on demand the next day.

New additions

JUNE 1

• 2 Fast 2 Furious
• 47 Ronin
• The A-Team
• Being John Malkovich
• The Birdcage
• Black Hawk Down
• Blended
• Bride of Chucky
• Brokeback Mountain
• But I’m a Cheerleader
• Call Me By Your Name
• Chinatown
• Contraband
• Darkest Hour
• Deepwater Horizon
• Divergent
• The Divergent Series: Allegient
• The Divergent Series: Insurgent
• The Exorcist: Believer
• The Fast and the Furious
• The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
• Father Figures
• Firebird
• First Blood
• Freeheld
• Fruitvale Station
• G.I. Joe: Retaliation
• Geostorm
• Get On Up
• Girls Trip
• Good Morning, Vietnam
• Happy Gilmore
• How to Train Your Dragon
• Imitation Game
• The Insider
• Instant Family
• Jack Reacher
• Jennifer’s Body
• Jurassic Park
• Jurassic Park III
• Kingdom of Heaven
• Law Abiding Citizen
• Limbo*
• The Lost World: Jurassic Park
• Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
• The Mechanic
• Megamind
• Miami Vice
• Open Range
• Over the Hedge
• Paddington
• Pain & Gain
• Patch Adams
• Patriots Day*
• The Pink Panther
• Puss in Boots
• Rambo III
• Rambo: First Blood Part II
• Resident Evil
• Ride Along
• Ride Along 2
• Seed of Chucky
• Spider-Man: Homecoming
• St. Vincent
• To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar
• True Grit
• The Untouchables
• The Wedding Singer
• Woody Woodpecker

JUNE 2

• Love Island USA, Season 8 Premiere
• Below Deck Down Under, Season 4 Finale
• The Alpinist

JUNE 3

• Summer House, Season 10 Reunion
• Password, Season 3 Premiere
• America’s Got Talent, Season 21 Premiere

JUNE 4

• Southern Hospitality, Season 4 Reunion

JUNE 5

• Lorne (Peacock Exclusive) 

JUNE 8

• Purina’s Incredible Dog Challenge 2026 Premiere
• El Mundial es Nuestro - Special

JUNE 9

• Below Deck Mediterranean, Season 11 Premiere
• Top Chef, Season 23 Finale
• American Ninja Warrior, Season 18 Premiere

JUNE 10

• Summer House, Season 10 Reunion

JUNE 11

• Southern Hospitality, Season 4 Reunion
• My New Favorite Futbolista, Season 2

JUNE 12

• Surviving Earth, Season 1 Premiere 

JUNE 14

• Dateline: Unforgettable, Season 8 Premiere

JUNE 15

• The Real Housewives of Rhode Island, Season 1 Finale

JUNE 16

• The McBee Dynasty: Real American Cowboys, Season 3 Premiere

JUNE 18

• The Capture, Season 3 
  Wolf Man

JUNE 22

• The Real Housewives of Rhode Island, Season 1 Reunion

JUNE 25

• Next Gen NYC, Season 2 Premiere
• Last Breath

JUNE 26

• Strung - Premiere

JUNE 28

• Philly Homicide, Season 2 Finale
• The Holdovers

Live sports and events

NEW EPISODES WEEKLY

• Small Ball with Kenny Beecham (Monday)
• Chris Simms Unbuttoned (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday - through June 11)
• The Dan Patrick Show (Monday through Friday)
• PFT Live (Monday through Friday)
• The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz (Monday through Friday - through June 12)
• Numbers on the Board (Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday)
• T'd Up with Pierre Andresen (Wednesday)

• June 1:The Soccer Tournament - Mixed Championship
• June 1: NBA Playoffs - West Conference Finals Game 7
• June 1: MLB - Giants vs. Brewers
• June 1: The Soccer Tournament - Women’s Championship
• June 1: The Soccer Tournament - Men’s Championship
• June 1: WNBA - Minnesota Lynx vs. Phoenix Mercury
• June 2: MLB - Game of the Day #69
• June 2: MLB - Giants vs. Brewers
• June 2: MLB - Athletics vs. Cubs
• June 3: Game of the Day #70
• June 3: MLB - Giants vs. Brewers
• June 3: MLB - Athletics vs. Cubs
• June 4: U.S. Women's Open - Round 1 Featured Group AM
• June 4: MLB - Giants vs. Brewers
• June 4: U.S. Women's Open - Round 1 Featured Group PM
• June 4: U.S. Women's Open - Round 1
• June 4: MLB - Game of the Day #71
• June 4: MLB - Athletics vs. Cubs
• June 5: U.S. Women's Open - Round 2 Featured Group AM
• June 5: Giants vs. Cubs
• June 5: U.S. Women's Open - Round 2 Featured Group PM
• June 5: MLB - Game of the Day #72
• June 5: MLB - Athletics vs. Astros
• June 6: U.S. Women's Open - Round 3 Featured Group AM
• June 6: IMSA VP Racing SportsCar Challenge - Mid Ohio #1
• June 6: Supermotocross Race Day Live - Hangtown
• June 6: MLB - Giants vs. Cubs
• June 6: IMSA Ford Mustang Challenge - Mid-Ohio #1
• June 6: Men’s U.S. Soccer - USA vs. Germany Friendly (Español)
• June 6: U.S. Women's Open - Round 3 Featured Group PM
• June 6: MLB - Athletics vs. Astros
• June 6: USA Track & Field - Lone Star Grand Prix
• June 6: Supermotocross Round 2 World Champs - Hangtown
• June 6: Women’s U.S. Soccer - USA vs. Brazil Friendly (Español)
• June 6: U.S. Women's Open - Round 3
• June 6: Game of the Day #73
• June 7: Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes - Stage 1
• June 7: IMSA VP Racing SportsCar Challenge - Mid Ohio #2
• June 7: U.S. Women's Open - Final Round Featured Group AM
• June 7: IMSA Ford Mustang Challenge - Mid-Ohio #2
• June 7:IMSA O'Reilly Auto Parts Four Hours of Mid-Ohio
• June 7: U.S. Women's Open - Final Round Featured Group PM
• June 7: MLB - Athletics vs. Astros
• June 7: U.S. Women's Open - Final Round
• June 7: Purina’s Incredible Dog Challenge 1
• June 7: Washington Nationals vs. Arizona Diamondbacks
• June 7: MLB - Sunday Stretch #6
• June 7: MLB - Game of the Day #74
• June 7: SNB #11: San Francisco Giants vs. Chicago Cubs
• June 7: El Mundial es Nuestro (World Cup Concert)
• June 8: Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes - Stage 2
• June 8: WNBA - Indiana Fever vs. Washington Mystics
• June 8: MLB - Game of the Day #75
• June 8: MLB - Nationals vs. Giants
• June 8: MLB - Brewers vs. Athletics
• June 9: Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes - Stage 3
• June 9: Women’s U.S. Soccer - USA vs. Brazil Friendly (Español)
• June 9: MLB - Game of the Day #76
• June 9: MLB - Nationals vs. Giants
• June 9: MLB - Brewers vs. Athletics
• June 10: Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes - Stage 4
• June 10: MLB - Nationals vs. Giants
• June 10: MLB - Game of the Day #77
• June 10: MLB - Brewers vs. Athletics
• June 11: Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes - Stage 5
• June 11: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 1
• June 11: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 1
• June 11: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Ceremonia de Apertura Copa a Mundial de la Fifa 2026
• June 11: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Mexico vs South Africa
• June 11: MLB - Game of the Day #78
• June 11: Men’s Fifa World Cup - South Korea vs. Czechia
• June 12: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 1
• June 12: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 1
• June 12: Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes - Stage 6
• June 12: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 2
• June 12: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 2
• June 12: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Canada vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina
• June 12: MLB - Game of the Day #79
• June 12: Men’s Fifa World Cup - PASIÓN MUNDIAL USA CEREMONIA DE APERTURA
• June 12: Men’s Fifa World Cup - USA vs Paraguay
• June 12: MLB - Cubs vs. Giants
• June 12: MLB - Rockies vs. Athletics
• June 12: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 2
• June 13: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 2
• June 13: Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes - Stage 7
• June 13: Supermotocross Race Day Live - Thunder Valley
• June 13: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 3
• June 13: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 3
• June 13: OT7 High School Football - Championship
• June 13: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Qatar vs. Switzerland
• June 13: Supermotocross Round 3 SMX World Champs - Thunder Valley
• June 13: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Brazil vs. Morocco
• June 13: WNBA - Indiana Fever vs. Connecticut Sun
• June 13: MLB - Game of the Day #80
• June 13: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Haiti vs Scotland
• June 13: MLB - Cubs vs. Giants
• June 13: MLB - Rockies vs. Athletics
• June 13: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Australia vs. Türkiye
• June 14: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 3
• June 14: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 3
• June 14: Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Stage 8
• June 14: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 4
• June 14: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 4
• June 14: MLB - Miami Marlins vs. Pittsburgh Pirates
• June 14: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Germany vs. Curacao
• June 14: OT7 High School Football - Championship
• June 14: MLB - Sunday Stretch #7
• June 14: MLB - Rockies vs. Athletics
• June 14: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Netherlands vs. Japan
• June 14: USA Track & Field LA Grand Prix
• June 14: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Ivory Coast vs. Ecuador
• June 14: MLB - SNB #12: Texas Rangers vs. Boston Red Sox
• June 14: MLB - Game of the Day #81
• June 14: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Sweden vs. Tunisia
• June 15: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 4
• June 15: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 4
• June 15: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 5
• June 15: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 5
• June 15: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Spain vs Cape Verde
• June 15: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Belgium vs. Egypt
• June 15: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Saudi Arabia vs Uruguay
• June 15: MLB - Game of the Day #82
• June 15: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Iran vs New Zealand
• June 15: MLB - Pirates vs. Athletics
• June 15: WNBA - Los Angeles Sparks vs. Golden State Valkyries
• June 15: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 5
• June 16: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 5
• June 16: Royal Ascot - Day 1
• June 16: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 6
• June 16: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 6
• June 16: Men’s Fifa World Cup - France vs Senegal
• June 16: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Iraq vs. Norway
• June 16: MLB - Giants vs. Braves
• June 16: MLB - Game of the Day #83
• June 16: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Argentina vs Algeria
• June 16: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Austria vs Jordan
• June 17: MLB - Pirates vs. Athletics
• June 17: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 6
• June 17: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 6
• June 17: Royal Ascot - Day 2
• June 17: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 7
• June 17: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 7
• June 17: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Portugal vs. DR Congo
• June 17: Men’s Fifa World Cup - England vs. Croatia
• June 17: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Ghana vs Panama
• June 17: MLB - Giants vs. Braves
• June 17: MLB - Game of the Day #84
• June 17: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Uzbekistan vs Colombia
• June 17: MLB - Pirates vs. Athletics
• June 18: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 7
• June 18: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 7
• June 18: U.S. Open Golf - Round 1
• June 18: Royal Ascot - Day 3
• June 18: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 8
• June 18: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 8
• June 18: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Czechia vs. South Africa
• June 18: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Canada vs Qatar
• June 18: USA Swimming Pro Swim Series - Indianapolis Day 1
• June 18: MLB - Giants vs. Braves
• June 18: MLB - Game of the Day #85
• June 18: Men’s Fifa World Cup - México vs South Korea
• June 18: MLB - Angels vs. Athletics
• June 18: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 8
• June 19: World Aquatics Artistic Swimming WC Finals
• June 19: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 8
• June 19: U.S. Open Golf- Round 2
• June 19: Royal Ascot - Day 4
• June 19: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 9
• June 19: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 9
• June 19: Men’s Fifa World Cup - USA vs Australia
• June 19: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Scotland vs. Morocco
• June 19: USA Swimming Pro Swim Series - Indianapolis Day 2
• June 19: MLB - Giants vs. Marlins
• June 19: MLB - Game of the Day #86
• June 19: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Brazil vs. Haiti
• June 19: MLB - Angels vs. Athletics
• June 19: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Türkiye vs Paraguay
• June 20: World Aquatics Artistic Swimming WC Finals
• June 20: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 9
• June 20: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 9
• June 20: Royal Ascot - Day 5
• June 20: 2026 U.S. Open Golf - Round 3
• June 20: Supermotocross Race Day Live - High Point
• June 20: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 10
• June 20: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 10
• June 20: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Netherlands vs. Sweden
• June 20: Supermotocross Round 4 World Champs - High Point
• June 20: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Germany vs Ivory Coast
• June 20: MLB - Giants vs. Marlins
• June 20: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Ecuador vs Curacao
• June 20: MLB - Game of the Day #87
• June 20: MLB - Angels vs. Athletics
• June 20: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 10
• June 20: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Tunisia vs. Japan
• June 21: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 10
• June 21: 2026 U.S. Open Golf - Final Round
• June 21: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 11
• June 21: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 11
• June 21: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Spain vs. Saudi Arabia
• June 21: MLB - Giants vs. Marlins
• June 21: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Belgium vs Iran
• June 21: MLB - Minnesota Twins vs. Arizona Diamondbacks
• June 21: MLB - Angels vs. Athletics
• June 21: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Uruguay vs Cabo Verde
• June 21: MLB - Sunday Stretch #8
• June 21: MLB - SNB #13: New York Mets vs. Philadelphia Phillies
• June 21: Game of the Day #88
• June 21: Men’s Fifa World Cup - New Zealand vs. Egypt
• June 21: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 11
• June 22: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 11
• June 22: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 12
• June 22: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 12
• June 22: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Argentina vs Austria
• June 22: Men’s Fifa World Cup - France vs Iraq
• June 22: MLB - Game of the Day #89
• June 22: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Norway vs Senegal
• June 22: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Jordan vs Algeria
• June 23: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 12
• June 23: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 12
• June 23: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 13
• June 23: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 13
• June 23: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Portugal vs Uzbekistan
• June 23: Men’s Fifa World Cup - England vs Ghana
• June 23: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Panamá vs Croatia
• June 23: MLB - Game of the Day #90
• June 23: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Colombia vs DR Congo
• June 23: MLB - Athletics vs. Giants
• June 24: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 13
• June 24: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 13
• June 24: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 14
• June 24: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 14
• June 24: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Switzerland vs Canada
• June 24: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Bosnia and Herzegovina vs. Qatar
• June 24: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Scotland vs. Brazil
• June 24: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Morocco vs Haití
• June 24: MLB - Game of the Day #91
• June 24: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Czechia vs México
• June 24: Men’s Fifa World Cup - South Africa vs South Korea
• June 24: MLB - Athletics vs. Giants
• June 24: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 14
• June 25: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 14
• June 25: KPMG Women's PGA Championship - Round 1 - AM Featured Group 1
• June 25: KPMG Women's PGA Championship - Round 1 - AM Featured Group 2
• June 25: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 15
• June 25: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 15
• June 25: KPMG Women's PGA Championship - Round 1 - PM Featured Group 1
• June 25: MLB - Athletics vs. Giants
• June 25: KPMG Women's PGA Championship - Round 1 - PM Featured Group 2
• June 25: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Curacao vs Ivory Coast
• June 25: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Ecuador vs Germany
• June 25: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Japan vs. Sweden
• June 25: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Tunisia vs Netherlands
• June 25: Game of the Day #92
• June 25: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Türkiye vs. USA
• June 25: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Paraguay vs Australia
• June 26: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 15
• June 26: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 15
• June 26: KPMG Women's PGA Championship - Round 2 - AM Featured Group 1
• June 26: KPMG Women's PGA Championship - Round 2 - AM Featured Group 2
• June 26: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 16
• June 26: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 16
• June 26: IMSA Ford Mustang Challenge - Watkins Glen #1
• June 26: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Norway vs. France
• June 26: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Senegal vs. Iraq
• June 26: KPMG Women's PGA Championship - Round 2 - PM Featured Group 1
• June 26: IMSA Porsche Carrera Cup - Watkins Glen #1
• June 26: KPMG Women's PGA Championship - Round 2 - PM Featured Group 2
• June 26: Lamborghini Super Trofeo - Watkins Glen #1
• June 26: MLB - Game of the Day #93
• June 26: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Cabo Verde vs Saudi Arabia
• June 26: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Uruguay vs Spain
• June 26: U.S. Darts Masters
• June 26: MLB - Athletics vs. Angels
• June 26: MLB - Braves vs. Giants
• June 26: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Egypt vs Iran
• June 26: Men’s Fifa World Cup - New Zealand vs Belgium
• June 27: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 16
• June 27: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 16
• June 27: IMSA Ford Mustang Challenge - Watkins Glen #2
• June 27: IMSA Porsche Carrera Cup - Watkins Glen #2
• June 27: KPMG Women's PGA Championship - Round 3 - AM Featured Group
• June 27: KPMG Women's PGA Championship - Round 3 - PM Featured Group
• June 27: IMSA LP Building Solutions 120 at The Glen
• June 27: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 17
• June 27: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 17
• June 27: IMSA Qualifying - Watkins Glen
• June 27: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Panama vs England
• June 27: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Croatia vs Ghana
• June 27: Breeders Cup Challenge Series: Stephen Foster
• June 27: IMSA Lamborghini Super Trofeo - Watkins Glen #2
• June 27: Game of the Day #94
• June 27: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Colombia vs Portugal
• June 27: Men’s Fifa World Cup - DR Congo vs Uzbekistan
• June 27: U.S. Darts Masters
• June 27: MLB - Braves vs. Giants
• June 27: MLB - Athletics vs. Angels
• June 27: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Algeria vs Austria
• June 27: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Argentina vs. Jordan
• June 28: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 17
• June 28: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 17
• June 28: KPMG Women's PGA Championship - Final Round
• June 28: KPMG Women's PGA Championship - Round 4 - AM Featured Group
• June 28: IMSA Sahlen's Six Hours of The Glen
• June 28: KPMG Women's PGA Championship - Round 4 - PM Featured Group
• June 28: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 18
• June 28: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 18
• June 28: Men’s Fifa World Cup - ROUND OF 32 2A vs 2B
• June 28: MLB - Athletics vs. Los Angeles Angels
• June 28: MLB - Braves vs. Giants
• June 28: PGA Golf Travelers Championship - Final Round
• June 28: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 18
• June 28: MLB - Sunday Stretch #9
• June 28: Sunday Night Baseball #14 - New York Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox
• June 28: Game of the Day #95
• June 29: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 18
• June 29: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 19
• June 29: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 19
• June 29: Men’s Fifa World Cup - ROUND OF 32 1C vs 2F
• June 29: Men’s Fifa World Cup - ROUND OF 32 1E vs 3ABCDEF
• June 29: MLB - Game of the Day #96
• June 29: Men’s Fifa World Cup - ROUND OF 32 1F vs 2C
• June 29: MLB - Giants vs. Diamondbacks
• June 29: MLB - Dodgers vs. Athletics
• June 29: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 19
• June 30: Men’s Fifa World Cup - El Pelotazo 19
• June 30: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Hoy en el Mundial 20
• June 30: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Vive el Mundial 20
• June 30: Men’s Fifa World Cup - ROUND OF 32 2E vs 2I
• June 30: Men’s Fifa World Cup - ROUND OF 32 1I vs 3CDFGH
• June 30: MLB - Game of the Day #97
• June 30: Men’s Fifa World Cup - ROUND OF 32 1A vs 3CEFHI
• June 30: MLB - Giants vs. Diamondbacks
• June 30: MLB - Dodgers vs. Athletics
• June 30: Men’s Fifa World Cup - Todo el Mundial 20

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If you're looking to watch the "Summer House" season 10 reunion, you're not alone. The premiere raked in over 2M viewers and it's become one of Bravo's hottest reality shows of 2026. Whether you're in the U.S,, U.K. or beyond, we'll explain how to catch the explosive reunion on May 26.

Here’s how to watch "Summer House" season 10 reunion online from anywhere with a VPN.

The core reunion cast includes returning chaos agents Kyle Cooke, Amanda Batula, Lindsay Hubbard, Carl Radke, Ciara Miller, West Wilson, and Jesse Solomon, plus a bunch of new additions like Mia Calabrese, KJ Dillard, Dara Levitan, Bailey Taylor, Ben Waddell, and Levi Sebree.

The biggest shocker? Amanda Batula and West Wilson hooking up after Amanda’s split from Kyle. That alone would be enough drama for a "Summer House" reunion, but West previously had a situationship with Ciara Miller – who was also Amanda’s close friend. The cast (and viewers) see it as a betrayal triangle with terrible timing.

The season 10 reunion promises unseen clips and leaked audio. Here's how to watch "Summer House" season 10 reunion online from anywhere.

How to watch 'Summer House' season 10 reunion in the U.S.

"Summer House" season 10 reunion premieres on Bravo Tuesday, May 26 at 8 p.m. ET. It will then be available on Peacock a day later.

If you don't mind waiting and fancy getting a bargain, you can sign up to Walmart Plus on a 30-day trial for $1, and get a free subscription to Peacock in the process.

Or, you stream Bravo live via the YouTube TV free trial.

Part two of the reunion will air on Bravo on June 2, with part three coming a week later on June 9.

Traveling outside the U.S.? You can watch Peacock from anywhere with a VPN - we recommend NordVPN, check out our deal below...

Watch 'Summer House' season 10 reunion from anywhere

Traveling and blocked from your usual streaming apps? A VPN can help you access the services you already use while abroad. It routes your connection through a server in your home country, so your device appears to be back there.

We've tested plenty of options, and NordVPN remains one of the best for streaming. It offers fast connections, wide device support and a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Using a VPN is incredibly simple.

1. Install the VPN of your choice. As we've said, NordVPN is our favourite.

2. Choose the location you wish to connect to in the VPN app. For instance, if you're in the U.S. and want to view a U.K. service, you'd select U.K. from the list.

3. Sit back and watch. Open your streaming service and sign in as normal.

Watch 'Summer House' season 10 reunion in Canada

Things are a little different in Canada. You can watch "Summer House" season 10 reunion on Hayu there,

Leaving Canada but still want to watch the chaos unfold? You can access your usual stream with a VPN like NordVPN.

How to watch 'Summer House' season 10 reunion in the U.K.

Likewise, if you're in the U.K. you can watch "Summer House" season 10 reunion on Hayu.

You can get a 7-day free trial to the streaming service, with standard plans costing £5.99 per month afterwards.

If you're traveling in the U.K., a VPN like NordVPN can help you access your usual account while away.

How to watch 'Summer House' season 10 reunion in Australia

Hayu is also the home of "Summer House" in Australia, too. The new reunion episodes will be available the day after they first air in the U.S.

There's a free trial for Hayu if you're Down Under, too. If you're in it for the long haul, you can pay AU$8.99 per month or get a good deal at just AU$43.99 for the year.

If you're outside Australia and trying to use your local service while traveling, a VPN like NordVPN remains the usual workaround.

'Summer House' season 10 reunion trailer

'Summer House' season 10 reunion - who's involved?

• Jesse Solomon
• Lindsay Hubbard
• West Wilson
• Amanda Batula
• Kyle Cooke
• Ciara Miller
• Carl Radke
• Mia Calabrese
• Dara Levitan
• KJ Dillard
• Levi Sebree
• Bailey Taylor
• Ben Waddell

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It's a holiday weekend, and that means you've got plenty of time to catch up on your watchlist. Not that the best streaming services are making it easy, with plenty of great new movies to check out this three-day weekend.

Leading the pack this week is "The Super Mario Galaxy Movie" debuting on paid video-on-demand services, which should be a real treat for any kiddos or Mario fans out there. For something a little more high-stakes, the long-awaited "Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair" just landed on Peacock, or you can check out the screenlife mystery thriller "Missing" on Prime Video. Netflix just got a satirical romcom starring Sacha Baron Cohen) and Rosamund Pike called "Ladies Man" if you need a few laughs. Or you can check out "The Bride!" on HBO Max for a gothic romance with plenty of style.

So without further ado, let's dive into the best new movies on streaming this weekend.

'The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ (PVOD)

"The Super Mario Galaxy Movie" lands on premium streaming this week after nearly cracking $1 billion at the box office. Following the massive success of the 2023 hit, this sequel doubles down on the colorful chaos with a kaleidoscope of dazzling visuals, fan-favorite characters, and an even flimsier plot than the first. But there's plenty to keep kids and longtime fans entertained.

Now fully at home in the Mushroom Kingdom, Mario (voiced by Chris Pratt), Luigi (Charlie Day) and Yoshi (Donald Glover) soon rocket into outer space to follow Princess Peach (Anya Taylor-Joy) and Toad (Keegan-Michael Key) as they embark on an intergalactic mission. There's a new princess in town, Rosalina (Brie Larson), but she doesn't need saving; instead, she manages to hold her own against the scheming Bowser Jr. (Benny Safdie), who's out to destroy the universe. Jack Black is also back as the gleefully over-the-top villain Bowser, though there's no earworm to accompany him this time, which feels like a missed opportunity.

Buy or rent "The Super Mario Galaxy Movie" on Amazon now

‘The Bride!’ (HBO Max)

Maggie Gyllenhaal’s "The Bride!" reimagines "Bride of Frankenstein" as a punk rock gothic romance that, while compelling and undoubtedly stylish, occasionally loses itself in its own surrealism. Set in 1930s Chicago, it follows a murdered woman brought back to life named Ida (Jessie Buckley) to be the mate of a lonely Frankenstein's monster (Christian Bale). Like a modern-day Bonnie and Clyde on an accidental crime spree, the pair hit the road, leaving a trail of chaos in their wake as law enforcement closes in on the deranged power couple.

This isn’t a traditional creature feature aimed at shock or gore for its own sake. While it does include moments of violent chaos and some grisly imagery, it's more focused on exploring themes of agency, identity, and feminine rage, punctuated by touches of humor and atmospheric musical numbers.

Watch "The Bride!" on HBO Max now

‘Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair’ (Peacock)

Presented as director Quentin Tarantino intended, "Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair" unites his two martial arts masterpieces — 2003’s "Kill Bill: Volume 1" and 2004’s "Kill Bill: Volume 2" — into a seamless, 253-minute epic, complete with bonus sequences that didn't make the original films. There's also an animated sequence thrown into the mix, adding an extra layer to the already sprawling revenge epic.

If you've yet to see either installment, this is the perfect excuse to see what all the fuss is about. Uma Thurman stars as a character simply known as "The Bride," a former assassin left for dead after being betrayed by her mentor and lover (David Carradine) on her wedding day. To get her vengeance, she must first hunt down the four remaining members of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad before taking down Bill himself.

Watch "Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair" on Peacock now

'Ladies First' (Netflix)

"Wicked Little Letters" director Thea Sharrock is back with a satirical romcom about a ladies' man who finds himself suddenly transported to an alternate reality where gender roles are flipped. Damien (Sacha Baron Cohen) is, as the trailer bluntly puts it, “an asshole,” while Alex (Rosamund Pike) works under him. He gets a serious wake-up call when a head injury sees him waking up in a bizarro world where he's no longer at the top of the pecking order.

Struggling to adapt, Damien is forced to confront his own behavior and assumptions as he experiences firsthand what it’s like to live like the women he's put down all his life. Based on the trailer, it's definitely giving me "What Women Want" vibes, though somehow even more cringe. Maybe the humor isn't as lazy and predictable as the trailer makes it seem, but I'm not holding my breath.

Watch "Ladies First" on Netflix now

'Missing' (Prime Video)

I was a huge fan of 2018's "Searching," and I didn't think its sequel "Missing" could possibly top it. I'm happy to say I was wrong. While it shares the same style and themes, this follow-up tells a completely standalone story. As in its predecessor, every moment unfolds digitally through computer screens, phone displays, and video calls. It’s a clever storytelling device that pulls you deeper into the mystery as you follow Storm Reid’s determined June trying to track down her missing mother.

After June’s mother, Grace (Nia Long), vanishes during a trip to Colombia with her new boyfriend, the 18-year-old takes matters into her own hands to track her down when international bureaucracy gets in the way. She turns into an online investigator, digging through emails, social media accounts, and digital breadcrumbs for answers. But the more she uncovers, the more tangled and suspicious the mystery becomes.

Watch "Missing" on Prime Video now

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"Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair" is the bloody story of Uma Thurman's The Bride as director Quentin Tarantino always intended it. The thrilling, uber-violent revenge movie was originally released in two parts, but has now been released in one epic cut.

Here’s how to watch "Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair" online from anywhere with a VPN.

Also starring the late David Carradine as Bill, the two films lay out an hyperstylized story that spans the globe, from the U.S. to Japan, and China to Mexico. Tarantino draws influence from classic martial arts and samurai movies, while injecting his trademark blend of gore and explicit language.

Clocking in at four hours and 41 minutes – including a 15-minute intermission-cum-palate-cleanser and some bonus new scenes – the definitive cut of both films is going to eat up a lot of your evening, but the chaotic ride is well worth it.

Tarantino has always stated "Kill Bill" is one movie split into two parts. They were technically brought together for the first time way back in 2004, briefly, but now his vision is available for wider consumption after screening in theaters earlier this year.

Ready to see The Bride enact her revenge in this riveting masterpiece? Here's how to watch "Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair" online from anywhere.

Watch 'Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair' from anywhere

Traveling and blocked from your usual streaming apps? A VPN can help you access the services you already use while abroad. It routes your connection through a server in your home country, so your device appears to be back there.

We've tested plenty of options, and NordVPN remains one of the best for streaming. It offers fast connections, wide device support and a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Using a VPN is incredibly simple.

1. Install the VPN of your choice. As we've said, NordVPN is our favourite.

2. Choose the location you wish to connect to in the VPN app. For instance, if you're away from home and want to view your regular U.S. service, you'd select U.S. from the list.

3. Sit back and watch. Open your streaming service and sign in as normal.

How to watch 'Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair' in the U.S.

In the U.S., "Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair" is streaming exclusively on Peacock, and it will land on the streaming service on Friday, May 22.

You'll need either Peacock Premium ($10.99/month) or Peacock Premium Plus ($16.99/month) to watch it.

However, if you sign up to Walmart Plus on a 30-day trial for $1, you get a free subscription to Peacock, too.

Traveling outside the U.S.? You can watch Peacock from anywhere with a VPN – we recommend NordVPN, check out our deal below...

Watch 'Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair' in Canada

It's the same deal in Canada as it is in the U.S., with "Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair" arriving on Peacock's streaming service on Friday, May 22.

Not in The Great White North but still want to watch? You can access your usual stream with a VPN like NordVPN.

Can you watch 'Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair' in the U.K.?

Unfortunately, if you want to stream "Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair" online in the U.K. it is going to cost you.

You can buy the movie for £11.99 from Prime Video or Apple TV. You can also add it to your digital collection via Sky Store, but it'll cost you £13.99 there.

If you're a U.S. Peacock subscriber traveling in the U.K., a VPN like NordVPN can help you access your usual account while away.

Can you watch 'Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair' in Australia?

As with the U.K., watching "Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair" is going to cost you in Australia.

You can add the film to your digital library on Prime Video or Apple TV.

If you're outside Australia and trying to use your local service while traveling, a VPN like NordVPN remains the usual workaround.

'Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair' FAQs

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'Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair' – cast

• Uma Thurman as The Bride
• Lucy Liu as O-Ren Ishii
• David Carradine as Bill
• Julie Dreyfus as Sofie Fatale
• Daryl Hannah as Elle Driver
• Michael Madsen as Budd
• Vivacia A. Green as Vernita Green
• Sonny Chiba as Hattori Hanzo
• Gordon Liu as Pai Mei
• Chiaki Kuriyama as Gogo Yubari
• James Parks as Edgar McGraw
• Samuel L. Jackson as Rufus

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May 20 is World Bee Day, and it's the perfect excuse to celebrate some of cinema’s most buzz-worthy creations from animated classics to creature-feature chaos and everything in between. The little guys have long been a source of inspiration on the big screen, and filmmakers haven’t been shy about turning them into stars in their own right.

To celebrate World Bee Day, I've gathered up a mix of films that put bees (and their more menacing cousins) front and center. There's something for everyone on this list, from a sci-fi comedy that's been haunting my brain ever since to a high-octane revenge thriller that's surprisingly self-aware. So if you’re looking for something fittingly thematic to watch in honor of the world’s most important pollinators, here’s a selection that’s sure to keep things buzzing.

'Bugonia' (Netflix)

The vibe: A comedy that gaslights and flabbergasts you every step of the way

The plot: The initial inspiration for this list, "Bugonia" was one of last year's most-talked about movies, which is what made its Oscar snub such a disappointment. It follows conspiracy-obsessed beekeeper Teddy Gatz (played by Jesse Plemons at his most unhinged) and his cousin Don (Aidan Delbis) as they race against a deadline to save Earth from an alien invasion.

To save the planet, they kidnap a pharmaceutical CEO (Emma Stone), whom they believe is secretly an alien in disguise, and demand she connect them with her alien overlords. As tensions escalate, the admittedly half-baked plan spirals far beyond anyone’s control, turning increasingly chaotic and absurd. This is one movie that's best gone into knowing as little as possible, but trust me — it's worth the watch.

Watch "Bugonia" on Netflix now

'The Beekeeper' (Prime Video)

The vibe: A throwback revenge action movie that knows exactly how absurd it is

The plot: I expected "The Beekeeper" to be the same kind of over-the-top action movie shtick that's been Jason Statham's bread and butter for years, but I was pleasantly surprised by its tongue-in-cheek approach. Directed by David Ayer, it delivers plenty of slick, hard-hitting action sequences that lean fully into the chaos with a knowing wink.

Statham stars as Adam Clay, a former operative from a secret organization known as the Beekeepers. After leaving that life behind, Clay settles into a quiet retirement as a literal beekeeper. But when scammers target his kindhearted landlady, he’s pulled back into his old ways to carve a bloody path of revenge. Expect plenty of explosive fights, ridiculous twists, and bee puns.

Watch "The Beekeeper" on Prime Video now

'Stung' (AMC+)

The vibe: A gooey creature-feature with great special effects

The plot: "Stung" is one of the best killer bee movies out there — not that the bar is particularly high given how slim pickings are for the sub genre. Its campy humor, solid special effects, and surprisingly likable pair of leads give it an old-school monster movie charm, making it a fun pick if you enjoy schlocky B-movie horror (pun intended). Even with its obvious budget limitations, "Stung" still delivers a healthy helping of creature-feature chaos buoyed by strong cinematography and a jaunty score.

Matt O'Leary and Jessica Cook star as catering employees working a dinner party at a wealthy estate when a swarm of giant (I'm talking like 7-feet tall) wasps shows up and starts slaughtering people. While it never takes itself too seriously, it still delivers some genuinely creepy creature effects and tense moments.

Watch "Stung" on AMC+ now

'Tell It to the Bees' (The Roku Channel)

The vibe: A gloomy yet swoon worthy period drama

The plot: Any period drama fans out there will want to check out "Tell It to the Bees," a slow-burning romance set in 1950s rural Scotland about the forbidden love between two women. Anna Paquin stars as Jean Markham, a doctor who returns to her hometown after a loss and begins treating a young boy while quietly rekindling a connection with his mother (Holliday Grainger).

As the two grow closer, the conservative townsfolk seem determined to tear them apart with rumors and threats. "Tell It to the Bees" is a quiet, atmospheric romance about grief, healing, and how hope can be found in the darkest of places.

Stream "Tell it to the Bees" free on The Roku Channel now

'Bee Movie' (Peacock)

The vibe: A fever dream of puns, "Seinfeld" humor, and one seriously questionable romantic subplot

The plot: You didn't really think a list of bee movies would be complete without "Bee Movie," did you? Heck, it's right there in the name! "Bee Movie" stands testament to a sublimely weird time in animation history where 3D animation was just taking off and Hollywood A-listers lent their voices to some truly horrendous-looking creations. "Bee Movie" looks uncanny as the rest, though its bizarre premise and self-aware humor has proven surprisingly enduring.

Jerry Seinfeld stars as Barry B. Benson, a young worker bee who becomes disillusioned with the honey-making machine where humans exploit bees for profit. He takes all of humanity to court (yes you read that right) for stealing honey, and things only get weirder from there. Equal parts goofy and oddly philosophical, "Bee Movie" has grown into a pop culture favorite over the years — making it a fittingly buzzy pick to revisit for World Bee Day.

Watch "Bee Movie" on Peacock now

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Spring is in the air, and the best streaming services are delivering a bouquet of new movies for you to add to your watchlist this weekend. Leading the pack this week is the sci-fi blockbuster "Project Hail Mary," which finally debuted on paid video-on-demand platforms. If you missed it in theaters, it's definitely worth a watch, if only to watch a little rock alien steal the show from one of the biggest names in Hollywood.

Meanwhile, Netflix is serving up Sony Pictures Animation's latest animated adventure, "Goat," which promises more eye-catching visuals and family-friendly humor. If you're burnt out from true crime documentaries, AMC+ has a new cerebral take on the genre with "Zodiac Killer Project" that critics are raving about. Peacock's latest documentary, "The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist," is also garnering plenty of attention for its intimately personal breakdown of the rise of artificial intelligence through the lens of one soon-to-be-father. Finally, Shudder just got a tense romantic thriller "Something Is About to Happen" that's haunted my thoughts ever since I watched it.

So without further ado, let's dive into the best new movies on streaming to watch this weekend.

'Project Hail Mary' (PVOD)

Amaze! Amaze! Amaze! The sci-fi sensation "Project Hail Mary" is now available to stream from home. Ryan Gosling is in top form as the charming yet woefully out of his league Ryland Grace, a disgraced scientist now teaching middle school. He wakes up on a spaceship with no memory of his identity or how he got there.

As the pieces slowly come together, he realizes he's been roped into a suicide mission to save Earth from annihilation. Thankfully, he's got a buddy to help: Rocky, the instantly lovable alien brought to life through voice and puppetry by James Ortiz. Their unexpected friendship becomes the emotional core of the movie, powering a story packed with heartfelt humor, high-stakes disaster drama, and tense spacewalk sequences that had me watching through my fingers.

Buy or rent "Project Hail Mary" on Amazon now

‘Zodiac Killer Project’ (AMC+)

The true crime genre has always given me the ick, though I'll watch the occasional documentary for work. Nine times out of 10 I end up disappointed at the spectacle that streamers — who am I kidding, it's almost always Netflix — have made out of some heinous crime or another. But then there's "Zodiac Killer Project," a sharp dismantling of the true-crime documentary machine presented through the lens of a true-crime documentary that technically never saw the light of day. At least not in the form that filmmaker Charlie Shackleton initially had in mind.

Shackleton narrates the movie he would have made had the rights not fallen apart at the eleventh hour, turning the whole thing into sort of feature-length commentary track for a nonexistent film. It's both an insightful critique of the true-crime genre and an interrogation of the ethics behind it, borrowing from the very same conventions that audiences have grown numb to after years of satisfying their cultural bloodlust. Critics are hailing this bizarre experiment, which earned a rare 90% on Rotten Tomatoes, as "a revelatory rumination on filmmaking and the overindulgence of the true crime genre."

Watch "Zodiac Killer Project" on AMC+ now

'Goat' (Netflix)

Sony Pictures Animation, the team behind "K-Pop Demon Hunters" and the Spider-Verse films, is back with another animated adventure that's as stylish and star-studded as ever. “Stranger Things’” Caleb McLaughlin and David Harbour, Aaron Pierre, Nicola Coughlan, Patton Oswalt, Jelly Roll, and basketball player Stephen Curry voice humanoid animals that compete in a sport called Roarball, a cross between basketball and rugby that's dominated by the fiercest predators in the animal kingdom.

That's not enough to stop our underdog Will Harris (McLaughlin), a tiny goat with oversized ambition, from pursuing his dream of becoming one of the greatest Roarball players of all time. When he's given a shot at the big leagues, his unlikely rise challenges long-held beliefs that smalls can't ball. Sony's signature crunchy style that's revolutionized the animation industry punctuates the action of each game with an anime-like flair, and their eye for detail will make this one kids' movie that you won't mind rewatching.

Watch "Goat" on Netflix now

'Something Is About to Happen' (Shudder)

As straightforward a title as "Something Is About to Happen" is, the trailer suggests anything but a familiar thriller. Directed by Antonio Méndez Esparza, it stars Malena Alterio as Lucía, a programmer who, after losing her job, starts working as a taxi driver to make ends meet. After a neighbor she'd begun a relationship with goes missing, she becomes obsessed with finding him, charting a course through a new, exciting (and increasingly dangerous) world as she navigates love and loss in the driver's seat of her taxi.

Alterio really drives (pun intended) this story, which feels equal parts psychological drama, mystery, and slow-burn thriller while refusing to give away where it’s headed. Her haunting performance makes you want to keep watching as every scene seems to raise new questions. The film’s grounded style makes its darker turns all the more unsettling when ominous undercurrents seep into every corner of Lucía’s world.

Watch "Something Is About to Happen" on Shudder now

‘The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist’ (Peacock)

Directed by Daniel Roher alongside co-director Charlie Tyrell, the film channels Roher’s anxieties as he prepares to become a father amid the rise of AI, plagued by the same question that has haunted parents throughout history: Given the state of the world, should we really be bringing kids into it? He interviews more than 40 experts and innovators in the AI space to nail down the digital road map of the future, where AI will go, and whether we should be afraid.

Through these conversations, he wrestles with your standard new-dad concerns along with the utopian promises surrounding artificial intelligence in an attempt to make sense of the world his child will inherit. The documentary frames that push-and-pull through “apocaloptimism” — a blend of nihilism and optimism that captures both the dread and excitement surrounding AI’s future.

Watch "The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist" on Peacock now

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This week’s slate of top new movies across streaming services might not be the most packed of 2026, but it does include the movie that pretty much the entire Tom’s Guide staff considers to be the best new release of the year.

I’m, of course, talking about “Project Hail Mary,” which makes its long-awaited demand on at-home streaming today (May 12). But if Ryan Gosling saving the world alongside an alien named Rocky somehow isn’t for you, there are also new arrivals on Netflix, Peacock and AMC+.

Don’t waste your time scrolling through streaming service libraries this week looking for new arrivals. I’ve done the hard work for you and picked out the newcomers worthy of your attention. Plus, don’t forget to check out our guide to the top new TV shows this week, too.

‘Project Hail Mary’ (PVOD)

One of 2026’s biggest movies, and my personal pick for the best new release of the year to date, finally hits streaming this week. “Project Hail Mary” was definitely made for the big screen, but I’m still uber excited to be able to rewatch this one whenever I please. It’s a soaring sci-fi anchored by Ryan Gosling at his most likeable best. However, he’s totally upstaged by the universe’s best bro, Rocky, an alien brought to life through puppetry.

Ryland Grace (Gosling) awakes on a spaceship with no memory of his identity or his mission on board the interstellar craft. As his memory returns, he realizes he’s humanity’s last hope, sent into deep space to find a solution to a global crisis threatening all life on earth. “Project Hail Mary” is one of the most entertaining blockbusters of the 21st century and is adapted from the best-selling novel by Andy Weir, author of “The Martian.”

Watch on Prime Video (buy/rent) from May 12

‘You, Me & Tuscany’ (PVOD)

If you don’t mind your romantic comedies being highly predictable, you might fall under the charms of “You, Me & Tuscany.” This rom-com follows the well-worn path of an American traveling to a picturesque European country and falling in love with both the setting and a hunky bachelor. Halle Bailey makes for a likeable lead, and there’s no denying that the stunning Tuscany region is the perfect place to set a sun-soaked romantic comedy.

Anna (Bailey) makes the impulsive decision to travel to Tuscany, Italy, with plans to stay at the family villa of a man she’s only just met, Matteo (Lorenzo de Moor). Once there, she spins a pretty big white lie to Matteo’s family and pretends the two are engaged. As she becomes attached to the Italian countryside, she also develops an attraction to Matteo’s handsome cousin, Michael (Regé-Jean Page). Naturally, drama, romance, and good food follow.

Watch on Prime Video (buy/rent) from May 12

‘Goat’ (Netflix)

If “Zootopia 2” has you craving more animated family comedies set in a world inhabited by anthropomorphic animals, then “Goat” is the movie for you. It’s a sports comedy that sees humanoid animals compete in a sport called Roarball, basically basketball but with full-contact. The Sony Pictures Animation flick packs a strong voice cast, including “Stranger Things’” Caleb McLaughlin, Aaron Pierre, Nicola Coughlan, Patton Oswalt, Jelly Roll, and basketball player Stephen Curry.

Will (McLaughlin) is a small goat that dreams of being just like his hero, a panther named Jett Fillmore (Gabrielle Union), who plays for the Vineland Thorns. However, the sport of Roarball is dominated by the fastest and most ferocious animal in the kingdom. After being given a surprising shot at the big leagues and despite being mocked by teammates, including Jett, Will steps onto the court to prove that animals of all sizes can ball.

Watch on Netflix from May 14

‘The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist’ (Peacock)

This new Peacock movie is clearly taking some cues in the naming department from Stanley Kubrick's classic, “Dr. Strangelove: or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb.” That classic 1964 satirical comedy focused on fears around nuclear destruction, and this documentary also explores a world-leading advancement and the complications it could create. If you have any fears around the rise of A.I., then this new documentary looks like a must-watch.

From filmmaker Daniel Roher (and co-director Charlie Tyrell), “The AI Doc” explores Roher’s fears ahead of becoming a father. He investigates the conflict between existential dread and the futuristic promises of artificial intelligence. Speaking to experts in the field, he attempts to understand the world his child will inherit, balancing his fears with a sense of “apocaloptimism” (a combination of apocalypse and optimism). Nope, I’d never heard the term, either.

Watch on Peacock from May 15

‘Zodiac Killer Project’ (AMC+)

“Zodiac Killer Project” feels like a movie almost tailor-made for me. I’ve long harbored an uneasy feeling towards the true crime genre, as each new docuseries attempts to present the most salacious or distressing story possible, and turn real-life tragedy into streaming library fodder. “Zodiac Killer Project” explores and deconstructs our true crime obsession.

Filmmaker Charlie Shackleton once tried to make a documentary about the Zodiac Killer, and out of the ashes of that failed attempt comes a new doc that delves into the inner workings of the genre and considers if we’ve hit a saturation point (in my opinion, we most certainly have). Scoring 90% on Rotten Tomatoes, critics call it “a revelatory rumination on filmmaking and the overindulgence of the true crime genre.”

Watch on AMC+ from May 15

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If the phrase "NBCUniversal upfront" means nothing to you, then you're not alone. For those outside the industry, it's just Hollywood speak. But for those in the know, it's the event where NBCUniversal (a combination of NBC and Universal Studios) shows off a big portion of its upcoming shows (and occasionally movies) in order to entice advertisers.

Translation: If you want to know what's eventually coming to Peacock, the NBCUniversal upfront presentation matters a lot.

Especially when it drops a bombshell announcement on us like it did today. During its upfront presentation, NBCU revealed details for more than 11 new shows coming to NBC, USA, Bravo and Peacock. But the headliner was a single comment from "The Fast and the Furious" star Vin Diesel — "Peacock is launching four shows from the 'Fast and Furious' universe."

Four 'Fast and Furious' shows coming ... but not all at once

For those hoping to see a trailer for any of the four new Peacock series Diesel hinted at, I have bad news: That single statement was the only thing revealed by the action star at NBCU's presentation.

But some additional information has leaked out. According to Variety, it's actually only one show that's actively in production. The other three are still just in development at Universal TV.

Still, given that "Fast Forever," the final movie in the film franchise, isn't coming until March 17, 2028 (according to Diesel), any "Fast" content will be welcome. So I'll forgive Diesel for jumping the gun, as long as these shows are better than "F9."

New shows from Amy Poehler and more teased at NBCU upfront presentation

Aside from these new "Fast and Furious" shows, NBCU showed off quite a few series I'll be keeping an eye on. Top of the list is "Dig," a new comedy set in Southern Greece where Amy Poehler has to keep a historic discovery secret from her boss, played by Hugh Laurie. Right up there with it is "Sunset P.I.," which stars "New Girl" lead Jake Johnson alongside Keith David and Langston Kerman ("English Teacher") running a private investigation firm in Los Angeles.

But if you prefer something scary to something funny, "Crystal Lake" is a "Friday the 13th" prequel series that stars Linda Cardellini as Pamela Voorhees, mother of the iconic killer, Jason Voorhees. It's produced by A24 for Peacock, and I'll be marking my calendar for when it comes out on Oct. 15, 2026. If you liked "IT: Welcome to Derry," then this should be right up your alley.

Here's the full list of the shows that were announced or teased at the 2026 NBCU upfront presentation that you need to keep an eye on:

• “The Traitors” season 5 (coming early 2027)
• "Line of Fire" (new drama series)
• "The Rockford Files" (reboot of an iconic detective drama)
• "Newlyweds" (new sitcom)
• "Sunset P.I." (new sitcom)
• "Aftersun" (new companion series to "Love Island USA")
• "Crystal Lake" (new slasher series)
• "The Good Daughter" (new drama series)
• "The Five Star Weeked" (new drama series)
• "Dig" (new comedy series)
• "TED: The Animated Series" (new animated comedy series)
• “Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las Vegas” (new reality series)
• “Secrets, Lies, Texas Wives” (new reality series)
• "Wordle" (new game show series)
• "Cocktail Wars" (new reality competition series)
• "Anna Pigeon" (new drama series)
• Four untitled "Fast and Furious" series

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All rise! Court is back in session for Matt Damon's Brett Kavanaugh. Saturday Night Live returned for its penultimate episode of its 51st season last night, May 9, with the "Bourne" and "Odyssey" star hosting for the third time.

One of the most viral skits from last night's episode is the cold open, where Damon revived his iconic impression of the Supreme Court justice alongside Colin Jost as Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and Aziz Ansari as FBI Director Kash Patel. Damon famously spoofed Kavanaugh on "SNL" back in 2018 when the show parodied the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court.

The three Trump appointees gather for a drink in a quiet Washington D.C. bar to celebrate their accomplishments — ending abortion, starting a war, and selling personalized, self-branded bourbon, respectively. Kavanaugh then lets the others in on a secret: that the Supreme Court will let President Donald Trump run for a third term, explaining that Trump "found the original Constitution, and at the end, he wrote, 'Psych!'"

Damon also gave a nod to mothers everywhere this Mother's Day weekend in his opening monologue, where he came in clutch for viewers who forgot to grab a gift for their mom this year.

He delivered a "personalized message" to the camera flattering moms everywhere as a gift before plugging the perfect date idea: going with their partner to see "The Odyssey" in nine weeks time.

Despite the killer opening, the skits themselves felt a bit uninspired. One of Damon as an overzealous substitute school teacher desperately trying to get his class to dance was painful to watch. So was one where Damon and the rest of the cast take turns spit-taking on Mikey Day with increasingly more viscous liquids.

Marcello Hernández stole the show, as always, in another where he, Damon, and long-time cast member Kenan Thompson discuss how everyone thinks they're a tough guy these days only to reveal they all get their asses beat on the regular. One of Hernández' stories takes a turn for the bizarre that cracked me up. It's so good I don't want to spoil it.

Also worth shouting out is Jeremy Culhane's return as Tucker Carlson on this week's Weekend Update. The Dropout regular's impression went viral last month, racking up over 2 million views on YouTube, and Culhane got a loud cheer from the audience as he joined Jost again on set.

The former Fox News host waged war against the Meta Gala and all its "clown outfits," floated a conspiracy theory about the silent (or silenced??) "E" in one of the names of the 50 states, and delivered a pitch-perfect laugh in character.

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May is somehow here (how did the year fly by already?) and Pluto TV is refreshing its lineup. This summer brings some heavy hitters to the network, particularly in the form of one of the biggest sci-fi hits of the last 20 years.

We're talking "Battlestar Galactica", with the acclaimed sci-fi franchise landing on Pluto TV so you can check it out for free. That includes the miniseries, all four seasons of the main series, and “The Plan,” so you have a chance to see the full saga in one place.

But that's not all. Pluto TV is also streaming five of the "Mission: Impossible" films free throughout May. You get free access to some of Tom Cruise’s most crowd-pleasing blockbuster work, and you can get caught up on what's going on in the series so far.

Also worth adding to your list is “The 100,” an addictive postapocalyptic drama series. It sarts with survivors returning to Earth nearly a century after nuclear war, only to find that staying alive on the ravaged planet is far more complicated than they expected. With seven seasons and 100 episodes, it offers a lot to binge and some serious character development.

Ready to see what May has to offer on Pluto TV? Keep reading to check out our picks and the full list of everything streaming this month.

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'Battlestar Galactica'

Few sci-fi series have the reputation that “Battlestar Galactica” carries, and now the franchise is finding a permanent home at Pluto TV. Viewers can stream the miniseries, all four seasons of the main series, and “The Plan", all of which are based on and extending from the classic 1978 sci-fi film. This massively popular reboot from 2004 follows the adventures of the crew of the ship of the same name as it flees an attack on humanity by the ruthless AI beings dubbed Cylons. It's an intense drama more focused on the interpersonal politics of those affected by the Cylons now than it is an action series the way its original iteration was, and it's an addictive watch through and through.

Stream on Pluto TV starting May 1

'Mission: Impossible Collection'

Can't get enough spectacle on the big screen? Jump into the "Mission: Impossible" movies starring Tom Cruise, which give you plenty of espionage, death-defying stunts, and some of Cruise's biggest movie moments ever. You can settle in and binge most of the film series for free on Pluto TV when the month kicks off, but watch out -- you may find yourself turned into an adrenaline junkie.

Stream on Pluto TV starting May 1

'The 100'

This post-apocalyptic series makes its storied return to Pluto TV in May. Set nearly a century after nuclear war devastated Earth, it follows a group of survivors sent back to the planet to find out whether humanity will be able to start again. Across seven seasons and 100 episodes, it grows from a simple survival story into a larger conflict and an examination of what humanity is going to do following one of the largest extinction events in history. If you missed out on it during its initial run, you're going to want to make sure you jump in now.

Stream on Pluto TV starting May 1

Everything new on Pluto TV in May 2026

New movies on Pluto TV in May 2026

Comedy

• The Addams Family (1991)
• Addams Family Values
• Airplane II: The Sequel
• Airplane!
• Are We Done Yet?
• Are We There Yet?
• Beverly Hills Cop
• Beverly Hills Cop II
• Beverly Hills Cop III
• Blended
• Buddy Games
• Buddy Games: Spring Awakening
• Can't Hardly Wait
• Catch Me If You Can (2002)
• Encino Man
• Galaxy Quest
• Good Burger
• The Guilt Trip
• Harlem Nights
• Hot Tub Time Machine
• Hot Tub Time Machine 2
• I Love You, Man
• I Spy
• In & Out
• Jawbreaker (1999)
• Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back
• Look Who's Talking
• Look Who's Talking Too
• Major League
• Moms' Night Out
• Mother (1996)
• Multiplicity
• Nacho Libre
• Nobody's Fool (2018)
• Old School
• Orange County
• Paul Blart: Mall Cop
• Postcards From The Edge
• Rock The Kasbah
• Scary Movie
• Scary Movie 2
• Scary Movie 3
• She's Having A Baby
• So I Married An Axe Murderer
• Stripes (1981)
• The Golden Child
• The Kings Of Summer
• The Longest Yard (2005)
• The Out Of Towners (1970)
• Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story
• Wayne's World
• Wayne's World 2
• What To Expect When You're Expecting

Action & Sci-Fi

• 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers Of Benghazi
• A Soldier's Story
• Ambush (2023)
• Armored
• Attack The Block
• Below
• The Blind Swordsman: Zatoichi
• Congo
• Cosmic Sin
• Danger Close
• Dead Presidents
• Devotion
• Eagle Eye
• Equals
• Faster
• First Blood
• Flags Of Our Fathers
• Flight Of The Intruder
• Fortress: Sniper's Eye
• Four Brothers
• Frank Miller's Sin City
• G.I. Joe: Retaliation
• G.I. Joe: The Rise Of Cobra
• Ghost Rider Spirit Of Vengeance
• Gladiator
• The Great Raid
• Hamburger Hill
• Homefront
• House of Flying Daggers
• Hudson Hawk
• Iron Monkey
• Mission: Impossible
• Mission: Impossible II
• Mission: Impossible III
• Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol
• Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation
• Night Hunter
• The One (2001)
• Paid In Full (2002)
• Pain & Gain
• Peacemaker, The (1997)
• Project Almanac
• The Raid: Redemption
• The Raid 2
• Rambo III
• Rambo: First Blood Part II
• Revenge Of The Green Dragons
• Rules Of Engagement
• S.W.A.T. (2003)
• S.W.A.T.: Firefight
• S.W.A.T.: Under Siege
• Saving Private Ryan
• Shooter (2007)
• Supercop
• Tears Of The Sun
• The Big Hit
• The Brothers Grimm
• The Fortress (2021)
• The Legend Of Hercules
• The Monuments Men
• The Professional (1994)
• Top Gun: Maverick
• Ultraviolet (2006)
• Undisputed
• Universal Soldier
• War Of The Worlds (2005)
• We Were Soldiers
• Wildcat (2021)
• Zathura: A Space Adventure
• Zone 414

Drama & Thriller

• A Soldier's Story
• Allied
• Babel
• Beau Is Afraid
• Better Luck Tomorrow
• Big Eyes
• Bottom Of The 9th
• Braveheart
• Bringing Out The Dead
• Destroyer
• Disturbia
• Echo Boomers
• First Cow
• Forrest Gump
• Georgetown
• Ginger & Rosa
• Girl in Progress
• Gloria Bell
• God's Creatures
• Good Time
• Hannibal
• Inside Llewyn Davis
• Instant Family
• Janet Planet
• Jungleland
• Marvin's Room
• Miles Ahead
• Mississippi Grind
• Music of the Heart
• Nerve
• Past Lives
• Percy Vs Goliath
• Primal Fear
• Priscilla
• Rachel Getting Married
• Seven Psychopaths
• Shutter Island
• Silence
• Sleeping Dogs
• Spotlight
• Stepmom
• Terms Of Endearment
• The Exception
• The Farewell
• The Forger
• The Gift (2000)
• The Godfather
• The Godfather Part II
• The Godfather Coda: The Death Of Michael Corleone
• The Grifters
• The Humans
• The Inspection
• The Lovers
• The Manchurian Candidate
• The Night Clerk
• The Silence Of The Lambs
• The Tailor Of Panama
• The Talented Mr. Ripley
• The Vanished
• The Vanishing Of Sidney Hall
• The Virgin Suicides
• There Will Be Blood
• Tuesday
• Under The Silver Lake
• Up In The Air
• We Own The Night
• You Hurt My Feelings

Romance & Musical

• Almost Famous
• Center Stage
• Chocolat
• Clueless
• The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button
• Failure To Launch
• Footloose (2011)
• Grease
• Heartburn
• How Stella Got Her Groove Back
• How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days
• Licorice Pizza
• The Mortal Instruments
• Muriel's Wedding
• Pretty In Pink
• Revolutionary Road
• Serendipity
• She's All That
• She's Having A Baby
• She's The Man
• What To Expect When You're Expecting
• Wings Of The Dove

Horror & Suspense

• 30 Days Of Night (2007)
• 30 Days Of Night: Dark Days
• Below
• The Blob (1988)
• Bodies Bodies Bodies
• Climax
• The Covenant (2006)
• The Craft: Legacy
• Crawl
• Cujo
• Deliver Us From Evil
• The Faculty
• Fright Night (1985)
• Green Room
• The Haunting In Connecticut
• Hereditary
• Idle Hands
• Life After Beth
• Mimic
• Pet Sematary (2019)
• Slice
• Urban Legend
• Urban Legends: Bloody Mary
• Urban Legends: The Final Cut
• The Wolf Of Snow Hollow
• The Woman In Black

Classics & Westerns

• Big Jake (1971)
• Dakota
• Detective Story
• El Dorado
• Father Goose
• Flying Tigers
• Funny Face
• G.I. Blues
• Hang 'Em High
• High Noon
• Hondo
• In Harm's Way
• Island In The Sky
• Operation Petticoat
• Paris When It Sizzles
• Rio Lobo
• Roustabout
• Run For Cover
• Slow West
• Strategic Air Command
• The Bridges At Toko-Ri
• The Duel (2014)
• The Fighting Seabees
• The High And The Mighty
• The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
• The Sons Of Katie Elder
• True Grit (1969)
• Young Guns
• Young Guns II

Documentary

• De Palma
• An Inconvenient Truth
• Jerry Lee Lewis: Trouble in Mind
• Oasis: Supersonic
• Stop Making Sense
• The Kill Team

New Series

• The 100
• Arrow
• Battlestar Galactica
• Hart of Dixie
• My Wife & Kids

Live Sports

• BOXING — DAZN Ringside
  May 3: Full Card — Yaser Al Ghena vs. Brad Townsend
  May 9: Live Prelims — Wardley vs. Dubois
  May 16: Live Prelims — Allen vs. Hrgovic
  May 23: Live Prelims — Usyk vs. Verhoeven
• BALLER LEAGUE USA — Golazo Network
  May 7: Matchday 8
  May 14: Matchday 9
  May 24: Matchday 10 — Final Four (time TBD)
• MONSTER JAM LIVE — Monster Jam
  May 2: Cleveland, Ohio
  May 9: Denver, Colorado
• SUNCORP SUPER NETBALL — AWSN
  May 2: Round 8 — Mavericks vs. Swifts
  May 3: Round 8 — Lightning vs. Fever
• WOMEN'S FOOTBALL ALLIANCE — Swerve Sports
  May 2: Mile High Blaze vs. Minnesota Vixen
• POKER — PokerGO
  May 7: Celebrity Poker Tour
  May 9–10: No Gamble, No Future: LIVE

LIVE MUSIC

• May 2: Kelsea Ballerini
• May 9: Lainey Wilson
• May 16: Jelly Roll
• May 23: Chris Young
• May 30: Carrie Underwood

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Don't let anyone try to tell you otherwise: The Sunday scaries are very real. It's that growing feeling of dread that seems to arise every Sunday around 5 p.m., when the looming arrival of yet another work week and its many tasks and to-do lists starts creeping to the front of your mind. There are several ways to chase that anticipatory anxiety away, from sleep hacks to bedroom resets, but our favorite tried-and-true method is finding something really great — and, importantly, very comforting — to watch in the hours leading up to bedtime.

And for this writer, that's "We Are Lady Parts," a feel-good but fiercely funny Peacock original about an all-female Muslim punk band in London as they navigate female friendships and make head-banging music all while defying cultural and religious expectations in their community.

Hilarious, heartwarming and high-energy, it's exactly the kind of show to watch when you want to kick off a new week on the right (and rocking) foot. Need more convincing? Here's why you should hit "play" on "We Are Lady Parts" when you feel those Sunday scaries start to creep up.

What is "We Are Lady Parts" about?

Created, written and directed by Nida Manzoor ("Polite Society"), "We Are Lady Parts" follows both the musical and personal highs and lows of the eponymous rock band Lady Parts – made up entirely of Muslim women in East London – told through the perspective of Amina Hussain (Anjana Vasan), a brilliant, 26-year-old microbiology PhD student who has been unexpectedly recruited to be the band's new lead guitarist.

Joining frontwoman-slash-halal butcher Saira (Sarah Impey), drummer-slash-Uber driver Ayesha (Juliette Motamed), bassist-slash-comic artist Bisma (Faith Omole) and wheeler-dealer manager Momtaz (Lucie Shorthouse), Amina is soon caught up between two worlds: the joyful anarchy of band life and the more strait-laced existence of her university friends, including her bestie Noor (Aiysha Hart). Will that existential angst fuel her creative genius or be the group's ruin?

Why should you stream "We Are Lady Parts" on Peacock?

"We Are Lady Parts" has only had two seasons so far (its first in 2021 and second in 2024, with no official word yet from Peacock on whether the riotous musical sitcom will continue for a third installment), but it's managed to deftly distinguish itself from other streaming comedies with the specificity and brazenness of its world. (What other sitcom features a group of underrepresented women singing songs titled "Nobody's Gonna Honour Kill My Sister But Me"?!)

Powered with equal parts ferocity and vulnerability — with jokes as memorable as guitar licks —you can't help but root for Lady Parts and the zany, determined gals who make up the band.

"What is particularly striking is how refreshingly cheerful it all is," Coco Kahn wrote in her The Guardian review. "The series is reminiscent of the Canadian sitcom 'Schitt's Creek' and the joy it spread for showing a same-sex couple without the constant terror of homophobia... 'We Are Lady Parts' does something that many diverse shows have not: it delivers on the potential of representation. In short, it actually is funny. And not in an "in-joke" way, but in the classic slapstick way of people falling over, and wry observations about the complexities of modern womanhood."

Through its two-season run, "We Are Lady Parts" drummed up plenty of critical acclaim, with the first season earning a perfect 100% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes for its "infectious energy, great songs, and a magnetic cast."

Watch "We Are Lady Parts" on Peacock now

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Netflix wants to win Best Picture. For about the last decade, Netflix has been a player during awards season with the goal of winning awards, particularly the most prestigious prize in the film community, the Oscar for Best Picture. The streamer has come close to winning that “little gold man” trophy that every studio would kill to have.

Ultimately, Netflix has failed to win Best Picture. I do believe in “never say never,” and Netflix could walk away with the top Oscar one year if they keep taking a bite at the apple. Would it be nice to win? Absolutely. It’s a strong marketing play to be the studio that wins Best Picture.

However, I don’t think it should matter if Netflix wins Best Picture. Frankly, they should stop investing heavily in prestige plays and use that money to make more action thrillers like "Apex," "The Rip" and "Carry-On." It’s time for Netflix to forget the prestige plays and embrace its action roots.

Netflix’s dream of joining ‘The Big Five’

In Hollywood, there is a phrase, “The Big Five," used to describe the major film studios that control the majority of the North American box office. The five studios are Disney, Universal, Paramount, Sony and Warner Bros. Now you might be saying, “Netflix is one of the five most popular studios in the world.” I would agree with that take.

The issue is that Netflix doesn’t believe in giving most of its movies theatrical releases. Netflix movies have close to zero impact on the yearly box office. The only movies that get theatrical releases are the ones with award aspirations, since they must have a limited box office run to be eligible. If you don’t live in New York City or Los Angeles, good luck finding a theater that will play Netflix movies.

"The Big Five" will soon become “The Big Four” once Paramount’s deal for Warner Bros. is approved. Had Netflix’s bid to buy WBD been approved, the streamer would have become one of the four studios.

Not only would the WBD acquisition have given Netflix an iconic library full of IP and franchises, but the streamer would get access to the studio’s prestige plays. Look at what Warner Bros. just did at the 2026 Oscars. Out of 30 nominations, Warner Bros. won 11 Oscars, including Best Picture for "One Battle After Another." With Warner Bros. under its umbrella, Netflix winning Best Picture wouldn’t seem so far-fetched. Now that WBD is heading to Paramount, Netflix needs to refocus its film slate on movies people actually watch.

Do Netflix subscribers even care about the prestige films?

I am not saying that Netflix should stop making prestige dramas and awards-bait movies. It’s awesome that Netflix allowed Martin Scorsese to make “The Irishman.” It’s cool that Netflix is making a follow-up to “Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood” with David Fincher’s “The Adventures of Cliff Booth” starring Brad Pitt. I also support Netflix’s bids to acquire smaller independent films, like “Train Dreams,” and hope they become awards contenders.

What I want is for Netflix to make fewer prestige plays and more action-packed thrillers and B-grade movies. Less “Jay Kelly” and more “Carry-On.”

Two things that happened at the Oscars were worst-case scenarios for Netflix. The first was “Roma” losing Best Picture to “Green Book.” “Roma” had been one of the favorites to win the top prize at the 2019 Oscars. It was a beloved foreign film from a beloved director within the Academy, Alfonso Cuarón.

The Mexican filmmaker won Best Director and Best Cinematography but ultimately lost Best Picture to “Green Book,” a movie that is considered one of the weaker Best Picture wins of the last 10 years. I do think a portion of the Academy did not want to reward a streaming movie with the industry’s top prize. Had Netflix won that night, perhaps Ted Sarandos and his team would not have pushed so hard to win Oscars in the coming years.

The second worst-case scenario for Netflix was “Coda” winning Best Picture in 2022. If you gave truth serum to Sarandos, it must eat him up to know Apple TV scored the first Best Picture victory for a streaming service. Now, I don’t feel bad for Sarandos that he doesn’t have a Best Picture win. Netflix is the most powerful streaming service in the world, which is a great consolation prize. It does make me wonder, though, if Netflix then diverted more resources to movies that are watched by audiences instead of arthouse films.

What does the Netflix audience watch? If you look at the global top 10 in Netflix’s history, eight of the 10 movies are either action or thrillers. The other two movies are “KPop Demon Hunters,” an animated Oscar-winning film that Netflix acquired the distribution rights to from Sony, and “Don’t Look Up,” a buzzy star-studded black comedy that received four Academy Award nominations.

Notice how I didn’t mention “Frankenstein,” “Maestro” or “Emilia Pérez.” I respect that Netflix supports auteur-driven movies, but I can’t say I’m a fan. Perhaps it's just the subject matter for these movies, but they are not my preferred Netflix content.

The power of the $50 million thriller

In my perfect world for Netflix, the streamer predominantly focuses on those B-grade action movies and thrillers that rarely exceed $100 million budgets. I go to Netflix for entertainment; I want to escape for a few hours and watch a movie that frankly doesn’t require too much thinking. I mean that as a compliment, by the way.

“Carry-On” is the best example. It’s an action thriller about a TSA agent (Taron Egerton) involved in a deadly game of cat-and-mouse with a terrorist (Jason Bateman). It’s under two hours, carries a budget under $50 million, features charismatic performances, and includes a few riveting action sequences. This movie would have made hundreds of millions at the box office in the 1990s. It’s Netflix’s third-most popular English-language movie in the streamer’s history.

Give me more movies like “The Rip,” a gritty action movie with A-list talent and the spirit of a B-grade thriller. It’s a little on the pricier side at an estimated $100 million, but I’ll sign up for this movie over something like “White Noise.” And Netflix had another massive hit in “Apex,” a thriller starring Charlize Theron and Taron Egerton that evokes the vibes of “The Most Dangerous Game.” These movies tend to have higher viewership than the Oscar hopefuls because they come from a reliable genre.

To be fair, I’m also not a fan of the $200 million blockbusters that Netflix puts out. “Rebel Moon,” “The Electric State,” and “The Gray Man” did not work for me. They were too reliant on CGI, and to make matters worse, the CGI wasn’t good.

I don’t expect Netflix to stop trying to win Best Picture. Just make fewer of these award ploys. I’ll take more mid-level action movies with A-list stars any day of the week.

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As spring turns into early summer and your calendar starts filling up with plans that don’t involve your couch, it’s a good time to take a harder look at your streaming lineup. Subscriptions have a way of quietly piling up — and so do their monthly charges — making this the perfect moment to cut back without feeling like you’re missing much.

The average American is still shelling out an average of $84 a month on the best streaming services, according to Lending Tree. And with nearly every major platform hiking prices or adding tiers, staying subscribed to everything at once just doesn’t add up anymore. The smarter play is to rotate: keep the services that are delivering right now, and hit pause on the ones that aren’t pulling their weight.

For May 2026, two streamers fall into that latter category: HBO Max and Peacock. Both have their strengths, but this month’s lineups make them easier to skip than keep. Here’s why these are the services to cancel — at least for now.

Why I'd cancel HBO Max

HBO Max still carries a certain prestige. It's the place you go for buzzy dramas, originals like "The Pitt" and a deep bench of movies. But prestige only goes so far when the must-watch factor isn’t quite there, and in May, the streamer feels more like a “catch up later” than a “stay subscribed now.”

To be fair, there are a few notable exceptions, and I'll state them right up front. The finale of "Rooster" lands May 3, so if you’ve been watching, it’s worth hanging on for just a few more days to see how it all wraps — and then cancel. And then there are two major ongoing shows: "Euphoria" season 3 and "Hacks," both of which run through the end of the month (with Hacks airing its series finale on May 28). But that timing actually works in your favor; instead of staying subscribed all month, you can just come back in June and binge both seasons in full, finales included.

Outside of those headline titles, the May lineup leans more “interesting” than essential. The movie slate is strong, with theatrical titles like "Wuthering Heights" and the Charli XCX mockumentary "The Moment" arriving on HBO Max. There’s also the original film "Miss You, Love You," pairing Allison Janney and Andrew Rannells in a grief-tinged dramedy. Then again, they'll all still be on the platform next month.

Why I'd cancel Peacock

Peacock has its strengths — reality hits and Universal movies — but in May, it’s missing the one thing that really matters: a big, buzzy original. The reality spinoff "Love Island: Beyond the Villa" wraps May 6, the new crime series "M.I.A." premieres May 7, and "Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair" lands later in the month. Individually, they’re appealing enough. But none feel like can’t-miss, must-watch-now programming.

It’s also worth noting that NBC’s biggest shows will be airing their finales throughout May, and Peacock does offer next-day streaming. But you don’t actually need a subscription to keep up — you can watch NBC the old-fashioned way with an over-the-air TV antenna. no monthly fee required.

And if you’re thinking longer-term, Peacock will be much more relevant very soon, as it’s set to carry World Cup coverage in June. Cancel now, then come back when there’s a true must-watch event on deck. Bonus: You can catch up on anything you missed in May.

How much you'll save by canceling HBO Max and Peacock

If you drop HBO Max (Max) and Peacock in May, the savings are actually more meaningful than they might look at first glance, especially if you have one of the higher-end tiers.

HBO Max runs $10.99/month with ads, $18.49 for the standard ad-free plan, and $22.99 for premium ad-free. Peacock ranges from $7.99/month for Select, $10.99 for Premium (with ads), and $16.99 for Premium Plus.

Altogether, that means canceling both services in May up to $40 back in your pocket for the month, depending on which plans you’re on.

That may not seem like a lot, but over the course of a year, your streaming subscriptions can quickly add up. Rotating out even a couple of services for a month or two at a time can easily translate into $150+ in annual savings, without really changing how much you’re watching. You just resubscribe when something genuinely worth your time (and money) shows up, instead of paying for everything all the time.

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Summer is finally in view, and as usual, things are starting to heat up on the streaming front. Peacock has your back if you're looking for some seriously great options this May. From explosive reality finales to gritty new crime sagas, there is plenty of reason to keep the AC running and settle in for a binge-watch.

The month kicks off with a dose of high-stakes drama as "Love Island: Beyond the Villa" closes out its second season on May 6. This is your last chance to "dance" with the islanders as they navigate life outside the villa in an explosive bookend to the series. If you prefer your drama with a darker edge, revenge is on the menu in "M.I.A.", a new crime thriller premiering May 7. Starring Shannon Gisela as Etta, the series follows a woman picking up the remnants of her family's shattered drug-running operation as she seeks to eliminate the men responsible for ruining her way of life.

Later in the month, Peacock brings a cinematic heavyweight to the screen with "Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair" on May 22. This premiere brings back Uma Thurman as The Bride in Quentin Tarantino’s two-part revenge epic, presented as one continuous, uncut film. Ready to check out what else May has to offer? Keep reading to see our top picks and the rest of what’s new on Peacock this month.

New on Peacock in May 2026: Top picks

'Love Island: Beyond the Villa' Season 2 Finale

"Love Island: Beyond the Villa" closes out its second season with an explosive finale happening early in the month. The spinoff has kept the focus on what happens after the sun-soaked coupling up ends. That means you get to see the residents attempt live their real lives, deal with all t heir lingering feelings, and all their unresolved tension back on the mainland. That's made for some compelling reality drama so far, so you can join your favorite islanders for one last hurrah before May truly gets underway.

Stream on Peacock starting May 6

'M.I.A.'

Created and executive produced by Bill Dubuque, this new thriller stars Shannon Gisela as Etta, a woman dealing with a shocking turn of events that ruined her family’s drug-running operation. Etta now has a new mission: hunt down the 12 men responsible for ruining everything. The nights may be steamy in Miami, where Etta and her family are based, but nothing's as white-hot as the revenge she's seeking.

Stream on Peacock starting May 7

'Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair'

"Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair" gives Quentin Tarantino’s two-part revenge epic a home later in the month. The Bride (Uma Thurman) returns with this compilation flick that combines "Kill Bill: Vol. 1" and "Kill Bill: Vol. 2" into one continuous film so you can follow The Bride’s path of vengeance without cueing up the other movie after the first's credits roll. With added material not included in the original theatrical releases, it's another reason to check out the gleefully violent and stylized epic without having to leave home.

Stream on Peacock on May 22

Peacock originals and exclusives in May 2026

• May 6: Love Island: Beyond the Villa, Season 2 - Finale (Peacock Original)*
• May 7: M.I.A. - Premiere (Peacock Original)*
• May 8: Another Man’s Wife - Premiere (Peacock Exclusive)*
• May 22: Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair - Premiere (Peacock Exclusive)*

Everything new on Peacock in May 2026

* = is exclusive to Peacock

(++) = New episodes of Reelz original series stream live on the Reelz Channel and are available on demand the next day.

New Episodes Weekly

• A Plan To Kill, Season 2 (Oxygen)
• Below Deck Down Under After Show, Season 1 (Bravo Digital)
• Below Deck Down Under, Season 4 (Bravo)
• Brilliant Minds, Season 2 (NBC)
• Chicago Fire, Season 14 (NBC)
• Chicago Med, Season 11 (NBC)
• Chicago PD, Season 13 (NBC)
• Dateline, Season 34 (NBC)
• Days of Our Lives, Season 61 (Peacock Exclusive)
• Earth Odyssey With Dylan Dreyer, Season 8 (NBC)
• Forever Young with Dr. Pablo Prichard, Season 1 (NBC)
• The Hunting Party, Season 2 - Premiere (NBC)
• In The City, Season 1 (Bravo)
• Jeopardy!, Season 42 (Syndicated)+
• The Killer Among Us, Season 1 (Oxygen)
• Killer Couple, Season 18B (Oxygen)
• La Casa de Los Famosos, Season 6 (Telemundo)
• Ladies of London, Season 4 (Bravo)
• Law & Order, Season 25 (NBC)
• Law & Order: SVU, Season 27 (NBC)
• Lobo, Morir Matando, Season 1 (Telemundo)
• Love Island: Beyond the Villa, Season 2 (Peacock)
• Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom Protecting The
• Wild, Season 3 (NBC)
• On Patrol: First Shift, Season 4 (Reelz)++
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• Open House NYC, Season 18 (LXTV)
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• 50 First Dates
• Abominable*
• Battle: Los Angeles
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• Birth of the Dragon
• The Blues Brothers
• Boogie*
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• Bridesmaids
• Charlotte’s Web
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• Dirty Dancing*
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• Double Jeopardy
• Dragon: Bruce Lee Story
• Dunkirk
• The Flinstones
• The Foreigner
• Four Brothers
• Galaxy Quest
• Gods of Egypt
• Hell or High Water*
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• Hunter Killer
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• The Impossible*
• Intrigo: Dear Agnes*
• It’s Complicated
• Jet Li’s Fearless
• Jojo Rabbit
• Kicking & Screaming
• Kiss of the Dragon
• Kiss the Girls
• Ladies of London, Season 4 - Finale (Bravo)
• The Last Airbender
• The Martian
• The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills, Season 15 - Reunion Part 2 (Bravo)
• Mary and the Witch’s Flower
• Mechanic: Resurrection
• Mr. Peabody & Sherman
• Mrs. Doubtfire
• The Mummy
• The Mummy Returns
• The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor
• Munich
• My Big Fat Greek Wedding
• My Name is Khan
• The Perks of Being a Wallflower
• The Protege
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• Saturday Night Fever
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• Spirit: Stallion of Cimarron
• Stardust
• The Talented Mr. Ripley
• Terms of Endearment
• The Wedding Date
• Where’d You Go, Bernadette?*
• Zero Dark Thirty*
• The Zookeeper’s Wife

MAY 3

• My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3*

MAY 4

• Imaginary*
• Dateline: Unforgettable, Season 7 - Premiere (NBC News)
• Dateline en Español - Premiere (NBC News)

MAY 5

• The Marsh King’s Daughter*

MAY 6

• Love Island: Beyond the Villa, Season 2 - Finale, 2 New Episodes, 60 Minutes (Peacock Original)*

MAY 7

• M.I.A. - Premiere, All Episodes, 9 Episodes, 60 min (Peacock Original)*

MAY 8

• Another Man’s Wife - Premiere (Peacock Exclusive)*
• The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills, Season 15 - Reunion Part 3 (Bravo)
• The Hunting Party, Season 2 - Finale (NBC)

MAY 10

• Killer Couples, Season 18 - Premiere (Oxygen)

MAY 11

• Arthur the King*

MAY 14

• Chicago Fire, Season 14 - Finale (NBC)
• Chicago PD, Season 13 - Finale (NBC)
• Chicago Med, Season 11 - Finale (NBC)

MAY 15

• Law and Order, Season 25 - Finale (NBC)
• Law and Order: SVU, Season 27 - Finale (NBC)

MAY 17

• A Plan to Kill, Season 2 - Finale (Oxygen)
• Saturday Night Live, Season 51 - Finale (NBC)
• Saturday Night Live UK, Season 1 - Finale (SKY)

MAY 18

• The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare*

MAY 20

• Summer House, Season 10 - Finale (Bravo)
• In the City, Season 1 - Premiere (Bravo)

MAY 21

• Wicked*
• Wicked Sing-Along*

MAY 22

• Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair - Premiere (Peacock Exclusive)*
• Death Proof
• Django Unchained
• The Hateful Eight
• Inglorious Bastards
• Jackie Brown
• Planet Terror
• Reservoir Dogs

MAY 24

• The Killer Among Us, Season 1 - Premiere (Oxygen)

MAY 27

• Summer House, Season 10 - Reunion Part 1 (Bravo)
• Unsung Hero*

MAY 28

• Southern Hospitality, Season 4 - Finale (Bravo)

MAY 30

• The Strangers: Chapter 1*

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"You, Me & Tuscany" has arrived to whisk viewers off on an easily digestible rom-com adventure. In the film, a chance encounter with an Italian man called Matteo sees Anna (Halle Bailey) jetting off for Italy, where she ends up pretending to be his fiancée. The problem? Sparks sure do seem to be flying between Anna and Matteo's cousin, Michael ("Bridgerton" and "Black Bag" star, Regé-Jean Page).

TG's Alix Blackburn called this new getaway "a predictable but charming rom-com that could've been a Netflix movie" in our "You, Me & Tuscany" review. The film may not be the most critically-acclaimed release of 2026, but moviegoers do seem to have fallen for the film. At the time of writing, "You, Me & Tuscany" holds a 93% approval rating on the Rotten Tomatoes Popcornmeter, from over 1000 verified ratings from fellow film fans.

If you'd prefer to wait to watch "You, Me & Tuscany" at home, we unfortunately do not yet have a confirmed streaming date for the film — but that hasn't prevented us from trying to guess at that release date. Below, I've explained when I think the film might come to Premium Video-on-Demand (PVOD) services and when (and where!) I believe you'll be able to stream "You, Me & Tuscany."

When is ‘You, Me & Tuscany’ coming to streaming?

Right now, if you want to watch “You, Me & Tuscany,” the only way to do so is by heading to your nearest movie theater. The film only hit the big screen on Friday, April 10, so if you’re hoping to cozy up in front of the new romantic comedy at home, you’ll probably have to wait for a couple more weeks.

The first way to stream “You, Me & Tuscany” at home will be via PVOD storefronts like Amazon’s Prime Video or Apple TV. Right now, I’d estimate that “You, Me & Tuscany” will come to PVOD services on or around Tuesday, May 12, 2026.

That’s based on the fact that Universal Studios recently made a commitment to a minimum five-weekend theatrical run for its new releases (which will extend to a minimum of seven weekends in 2027), along with the fact that new PVOD releases typically land on Tuesdays.

If you’d prefer to wait for the film to hit a streaming service, the first place “You, Me & Tuscany” will be available to stream will be Peacock, since it’s a Universal Pictures release. Right now, I’m guessing you’ll be able to stream “You, Me & Tuscany” on Peacock at some point in mid-August 2026.

That’s because Universal movies typically come to Peacock between three and four months after they first premiered in theaters. Recent popular releases like "Wicked: For Good," the live-action "How to Train Your Dragon" remake, and "Five Nights at Freddy's 2" all arrived on Peacock 120 days after their theatrical release, so I figure “You, Me & Tuscany” will follow a similar pattern. If we look 120 days ahead of the movie’s release date, that brings us up to Saturday, August 8, 2026, so a release around that weekend seems quite likely.

Back in January, news broke that Universal's live-action movie deal with Netflix would start a year earlier. Under that agreement, new releases would come to Netflix "no later than eight months following theatrical release." Therefore, if you're waiting to stream "You, Me & Tuscany" on Netflix, expect it to land on the streaming giant at some point before the end of 2026.

Of course, the actual release dates listed above are based on my own speculation; Universal has not confirmed the "You, Me & Tuscany" streaming date as of the time of publication. As soon as we hear anything official, we'll be sure to update this article, so keep checking back.

If you're looking for some romantic watches you can stream at home while you wait, why not check out our recent article detailing the three best rom-coms on Disney+ that you probably haven't seen?

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"Love Island: Beyond the Villa" season 2 is a rinse and repeat of the successful inaugural season where the "Love Island USA" cohort subjected themselves to more reality TV intrusion for our entertainment.

It's about to drop, so here's how to watch "Love Island: Beyond the Villa" season 2 from anywhere with a VPN.

The success of the first season (#1 highest-reaching unscripted original debut season ever, according to Peacock) might have guaranteed a sophomore outing but the latest cast have big shoes to fill. The fans are backing them, however.

Most relationships are already over (natch) but all eyes will be on the Andreina & Jeremiah storyline with Iris & TJ and the Hannah, Pepe & Iris situation also enjoying some voyeuristic appeal. Hannah has capital T "Trouble" written all over her.

Read on to find out how to watch "Love Island: Beyond the Villa" season 2 online and from anywhere.

How to watch "Love Island: Beyond the Villa" season 2 from abroad

If you try to access your Peacock account when outside the U.S., you might find that your access is restricted — and some titles might be unavailable until your return home.

The solution? A VPN which lets you access Peacock''s U.S. content – including "Beyond the Villa" S2 – as if you were back home in America. Our favorite cheap VPN is Surfshark – use the exclusive offer below:

Using a VPN is incredibly simple.

1. Install the VPN of your choice. As we've said, Surfshark is our favorite right now.

2. Choose the location you wish to connect to in the VPN app. For instance, if you're overseas and want to view a Canadian service, you'd select Canada server from the list.

3. Sit back and enjoy the show. Head to Peacock and stream "Love Island: Beyond the Villa" season 2 (2026) like a true Islander.

'Love Island: Beyond the Villa' season 2 streams by country

How to watch 'Love Island: Beyond the Villa' season 2 in U.S.

"Love Island: Beyond the Villa" season 2 premieres in the U.S. with a two episode drop on Wednesday, April 15 on Peacock at 9 p.m. ET/ 6 p.m. PT. New episodes released every Wednesday until the finale.

Americans away from home will need one of the best VPNs to log in to use Peacock as it will be geo-blocked when abroad. We recommend Surfshark.

Can I watch 'Beyond the Villa' season 2 in Canada?

"Love Island: Beyond the Villa" season 2 will be available to stream in Canada from Wednesday, April 15 on Crave.

However, if you're abroad for any reason, you can watch BTV with our favorite VPN service - is Surfshark (free trial).

Can I watch 'Love Island: Beyond the Villa' season 2 in Australia?

There's no release date for "Love Island: Beyond the Villa" season 2 in Australia as yet but season 1 dropped on 9Now. We'll let you know the details for this season when we've go them. Check back here for details.

In the meantime, Americans and Canadians traveling Down Under and wanting to watch the "Beyond the Villa" season 2 can do so with Surfshark (try risk-free).

Can I watch 'Love Island: Beyond the Villa' season 2 in the U.K.?

'Love Island USA' is been a big hit on ITVX in the U.K. but there's no release date for "Love Island: Beyond the Villa" season 2 as yet. Check back here for details.

In the meantime, Americans and Canadians traveling in the U.K. wanting to watch the "Beyond the Villa" season 2 can do so with Surfshark (try risk-free).

'Love Island: Beyond the Villa' season 2 - Cast

• Bryan Arenales - self
• Gracyn Blackmore - self
• Jeremiah Brown - self
• Clarke Carraway - self
• Amaya Espinal - self
• Hannah Fields - self
• Pepe Garcia - self
• Iris Kendall - self
• TJ Palma - self
• Andreina Santos - self
• Chris Seeley - self
• Belle-A Walker - self
• Coco Watson - self
• Taylor Williams - self

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"The Heartbreak Kid: Becoming Shawn Michaels" follows Michaels from his early wrestling ambitions through The Rockers, his solo years as "The Heartbreak Kid," his struggles with addiction and depression, and his 2002 comeback story.

Here’s how to watch "The Heartbreak Kid: Becoming Shawn Michaels" online from anywhere with a VPN.

More than a standard retrospective, this 96-minute documentary film features intimate access to the two-time Royal Rumble winner's life and legacy, as well as insight into his present-day work as Senior Vice President of Talent Development Creative for NXT.

The supporting interview lineup is also stronger than suplex, with Triple H, The Undertaker, Kevin Nash, and Bret Hart all featured, alongside current NXT names including Trick Williams and Joe Hendry.

Ready to learn more about the face of WWE’s “New Generation” era? Here's how to watch "The Heartbreak Kid: Becoming Shawn Michaels" online from anywhere – without cable.

Watch 'The Heartbreak Kid: Becoming Shawn Michaels' in the U.S.

In the U.S., "The Heartbreak Kid: Becoming Shawn Michaels" is streaming exclusively on Peacock, where it launched on April 13.

You'll need either Peacock Premium or Peacock Premium Plus to watch it. The documentary is also listed via the Peacock channel on Prime Video in the U.S., which may be useful if you already manage your subscriptions there.

Traveling outside the U.S.? You can watch Peacock from anywhere with a VPN - we recommend NordVPN, check out our deal below...

Watch 'The Heartbreak Kid: Becoming Shawn Michaels' from anywhere

Traveling and blocked from your usual streaming apps? A VPN can help you access the services you already use while abroad. It routes your connection through a server in your home country, so your device appears to be back there.

We've tested plenty of options, and NordVPN remains one of the best for streaming. It offers fast connections, wide device support and a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Using a VPN is incredibly simple.

1. Install the VPN of your choice. As we've said, NordVPN is our favourite.

2. Choose the location you wish to connect to in the VPN app. For instance, if you're in the U.S. and want to view a U.K. service, you'd select U.K. from the list.

3. Sit back and watch. Open your streaming service and sign in as normal.

Watch 'The Heartbreak Kid: Becoming Shawn Michaels' in the U.K.

The U.K. situation is less clearly spelled out than the U.S. one. International WWE rights generally moved to Netflix after the 2025 transition, while some WWE documentary content may still appear via WWE Network, where that service is available.

So, for U.K. viewers, Netflix is the first place I'd check, with WWE Network as a secondary option if it still operates in your market. If you're a U.S. Peacock subscriber traveling in the U.K., a VPN like NordVPN can help you access your usual account while away.

Watch 'The Heartbreak Kid: Becoming Shawn Michaels' in Canada

For Canada, Netflix is most likely the home for new WWE programming and documentaries under the broader global rights arrangement.

That means Canadian viewers should check Netflix first. If it hasn't appeared in your library yet, that likely comes down to local rollout timing rather than a different U.S.-style Peacock launch.

U.S. resident visiting Canada? You can still watch your usual stream with a VPN like NordVPN.

Watch 'The Heartbreak Kid: Becoming Shawn Michaels' in Australia

In Australia, WWE content is typically hosted on Binge.

That makes Binge the most likely local destination for "The Heartbreak Kid: Becoming Shawn Michaels." If you're outside Australia and trying to use your local service while traveling, a VPN like NordVPN remains the usual workaround.

'The Heartbreak Kid: Becoming Shawn Michaels' trailer

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This week’s new arrivals across the best streaming services have been confirmed. While it’s not the most stacked seven days of fresh arrivals I've seen so far in 2026, there's still a strong handful of new additions on some of the most popular platforms, including Netflix and HBO Max.

Netflix’s new shark-infested survival thriller “Thrash” is likely to grab plenty of attention this week. The movie stars “Bridgerton” alumna Phoebe Dynevor and focuses on a coastal town battling a raging storm, which sweeps ocean predators into this previously peaceful community. Other new movies this week include a blood-pumping sports biopic on HBO Max, while Peacock has an Amsterdam-set drama in which a long-term couple must endure new challenges.

I’ve rounded up all the most noteworthy new movies across streaming services down below, so you can spend less time scrolling and more time streaming this week. And don’t forget to also check out this article’s sibling, which covers all the top new TV shows you can watch this week.

‘The Bride!’ (PVOD)

This week’s new options on premium video-on-demand (PVOD) aren’t exactly great. The major new additions are “The Bride!” and “Psycho Killer.” I don’t think either is worth the rental (or purchase) fee. Still, the former at least has a 70% viewer score on Rotten Tomatoes, indicating that some watchers found something to enjoy in this comedic spin on Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein.”

Starring Jessie Buckley, Christian Bale, Peter Sarsgaard, Annette Bening, Jake Gyllenhaal and Penélope Cruz, “The Bride!” is set in 1930s Chicago, and sees a murdered young woman (Buckley) brought back to life to be a companion for Frankenstein’s iconic monster (Bale). The two embark on a cross-country trip with the authorities on their tail. Just don’t say I didn’t warn you about its inconsistent tone and less-than-stellar attempts at comedy.

Watch on Prime Video (buy/rent) now

‘Epic: Elvis Presley in Concert’ (PVOD)

During the production of his 2022 Elvis biopic, director Baz Luhrmann unearthed unseen footage of the “King of Rock n Roll” performing during his prime. The footage was ultimately not used in Luhrmann’s Oscar-nominated movie and required extensive restoration.

Three years later, it’s been brought together into a new documentary, “Epic: Elvis Presley in Concert,” which Luhrmann describes as neither a traditional doc nor a concert film, but instead its own beast. A movie that captures Elvis’ on-stage magnetism while also offering insight into Presley’s off-stage life.

The final result is a must-watch for Elvis fans, and has been described as “one of the most exciting concert films you’ve ever seen” by Variety. It’s a real celebration of the King’s showmanship, which made him one of the 20th century's biggest stars. If you never got to see Elvis performing in the flesh, then “Epic: Elvis Presley in Concert” is perhaps the next best thing.

Watch on Prime Video (buy/rent) now

‘Midwinter Break’ (Peacock)

“Midwinter Break’s” streaming release might come a little out of season, but if you need an emotionally impactful drama this week, then it’s the clear first choice pick. Critics had some problems with the movie’s ruminations on love and spirituality, but there was plenty of praise dished out for its two leads, Ciarán Hinds and Lesley Manville. If you’re in the mood for a movie that will tug on your heartstrings, then you could probably do a whole lot worse.

The drama centers on a longtime, retired couple, Stella (Manville) and Gerry (Hinds), who take a trip to Amsterdam that proves to be life-changing. While vacationing in the picturesque capital city, their relationship reaches a crossroads. After a lifetime of memories, unspoken truths come to light, forcing them to confront the past and their future.

Watch on Peacock from April 10

‘Christy’ (HBO Max)

“Christy” scored headlines upon its theatrical debut in November 2025, enduring one of the worst openings for a wide release in cinema history. This led to much internet mocking, but the actual movie wasn’t worthy of so much vitriol. Far from a flawless biographical sports drama, it still has its merits and makes a reasonable case for Sydney Sweeney as a dramatic actress. While it chronicles the life of a trazilblazing female boxer, Christy Salter, it’s actually the outside-of-the-ring domestic drama that hits closest to home.

In 1989, Christy (Sweeney) has big dreams of becoming the most notorious female boxer. From her small-town roots in West Virginia, she discovers a knack for throwing punches and is equally adept at taking hits. Using her fiery personality to her advantage, she builds a reputation as a cocky rising star. However, away from the ring, her relationship with manager-turned-husband, Jim V. Martin (Ben Foster), turns toxic and frighteningly abusive.

Watch on HBO Max from April 10

‘Thrash’ (Netflix)

One of Netflix’s biggest hits of 2024 was “Under Paris,” a guilty pleasure shark movie that saw ocean predators terrorize the French capital. The popular streaming service will be hoping to replicate that success with its latest original, “Thrash.” This is another toothy survival thriller that sees a group of humans face off against one of nature’s most fearsome creatures. I don’t predict it to be a critical darling, but it’ll probably score a Netflix No. 1.

Set in the wake of a catastrophic hurricane, a small coastal town doesn’t just have to contend with rising waters, but also an onslaught of sharks. With torrential rain, floating debris and power outages causing havoc, the survivors’ biggest obstacle is the deadly predators that have been swept into the town. This Netflix movie stars Phoebe Dynevor, Whitney Peak and Djimon Hounsou.

Watch on Netflix from April 10

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It’s going to be a particularly busy week of new movies on the best streaming services. With the Easter weekend approaching, you’ll be spoiled for choice if you’re planning a movie night.

Highlights this week include the premium streaming debuts of “Avatar: Fire and Ash,” “Wuthering Heights” and “Scream 7.” Meanwhile, Netflix has one of my favorite movies of 2026 so far, “28 Years Later: The Bone Temple,” Hulu debuts a stoner comedy with a “Stranger Things” alum and Prime Video has a criminally overlooked crime thriller with an A-list cast.

There are so many new movies to watch this week, so to save you time scrolling through platform libraries, I’ve compiled the most noteworthy additions across services below. Plus, be sure to check out this article’s companion, covering all the top new TV shows this week.

‘28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ (Netflix)

It’s frustrating that “28 Years Later: The Bone Temple” underperformed at the box office, as it’s one of 2026’s strongest movies to date. Perhaps it was made to pay for the sins of its divisive predecessor. But even if you didn't quite click with the third "28 Days Later" sequel, don't skip this ultra-dark post-apocalyptic horror. It finds a consistent tone and dials back the more erratic filmmaking style of the first “28 Years Later.” This makes it a more accessible watch overall, assuming you can stomach some very brutal violence.

Picking up where “28 Years Later” left off, Spike (Alfie Williams) is initiated into the ruthless gang of Sir Jimmy (Jack O’Connell). Meanwhile, Dr. Kelson's (Ralph Fiennes) research into the rage virus could offer the quarantined Britain salvation. Building to a rip-roaring final act, with one of the best uses of Iron Maiden you’ll see in any movie, “The Bone Temple” is an excellent follow-up, and it neatly sets the stage for a trilogy capper that will hopefully happen.

Watch on Netflix from March 31

‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ (PVOD)

Considering the scale and nearly unrivaled visual spectacle of the “Avatar” franchise, it feels a little harsh to say that “Fire and Ash” lacks memorable moments, but this third trip to Pandora sees the magic start to fade (at least it did for me). Still, you won’t find many blockbusters so capable of transporting you to an alien world, and the visual grandeur is all still here. With a reported budget of $350 million, no expense has been spared in “Avatar: Fire and Ash.”

The franchise has never been a narrative powerhouse, and that’s where “Fire and Ash” struggles the most. The plot recycles the main beat of its 2022 predecessor, “The Way of Water,” and by the end of this 200-minute epic (at least you can pause it now), the series’ main players are all pretty much in the same place they start the movie. It does introduce a new fire clan, led by hardened Varang (Oona Chaplin), but even this fresh element is underutilized.

Watch on Prime Video (buy/rent) from March 31

‘Scream 7’ (PVOD)

I’ve always admired the “Scream” franchise for its consistent quality. Or at least, I did until “Scream 7.” Sadly, this latest entry in the long-running slasher series is the weakest to date, surpassing even the flawed “Scream 3” at the foot of my franchise ranking. It’s overstuffed with too many characters and callbacks, and it’s reportedly difficult production clearly impacted the final product. Oh, and the big third-act reveal is just terrible. I mean, truly awful.

A small silver lining is the return of Neve Campbell as Sidney Prescott, after the series stalwart sat out “Scream 6.” Sidney now lives in Pine Grove, Indiana, with her husband (Joel McHale) and daughter, Tatum (Isabel May). When a new killer wearing the iconic Ghostface mask kicks off a fresh murder spree, Sidney and old friend Gale Weathers (Courteney Cox) are drawn to investigate, but all signs point to a killer returned from the dead, Stu (Matthew Lillard).

Watch on Prime Video (buy/rent) from March 31

‘The Testament of Ann Lee’ (Hulu)

The Oscars are in the rearview mirror now, but I’m still lamenting the injustice of Amanda Seyfried not even getting nominated for her work in “The Testament of Ann Lee.” I don’t think the whole movie is flawless by any stretch (for starters, it definitely runs a little too long), but Seyfried gives the best performance of her career as the eponymous Ann Lee. The Academy should have recognized her efforts. But you can do just that now that it’s on PVOD.

Reuniting the writing team of 2024’s brilliant “The Brutalist,” this historical dramatic musical (yes, I’m sorry if that’s a dealbreaker for you), tells the story of Ann Lee, the founder of the Shakers' religious sect in the 18th century. The movie follows Lee from her birth in Manchester, England, until her death at 48 in Watervliet, New York. Lee preaches a particularly devout form of Christianity and faces praise and persecution because of her desire to spread her faith.

Watch on Hulu from March 31

‘Wuthering Heights’ (PVOD)

If you didn’t make it out to your local movie theaters over Valentine’s Day to see “Wuthering Heights,” or you just want to swoon in the comfort of your own home, the romantic period drama hits premium streaming this week. Based on the novel by Emily Brontë and directed by “Saltburn’s” Emerald Fennell, it’s not as smutty as expected, but does boast some impressive visuals, and pairs Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi as doomed lovers.

Set against the backdrop of the Yorkshire moors, Cathy (Robbie) and Heathcliff (Elordi) meet as children and become inseparable. Their relationship flips between tender and toxic, and as they reach adulthood, they might just be torn apart once and for all. Heavy on the style, while abandoning much of the novel’s substance in the process, “Wuthering Heights” wasn't a critical smash, but many viewers were swept away by it.

Watch on Prime Video (buy/rent) from March 31

‘Crime 101’ (Prime Video)

It’s hard not to feel a little downbeat about the future of original movies on the big screen when a great thriller like “Crime 101” can’t even make back its production budget, let alone turn a profit. Amazon MGM Studios took a $90M bet with this movie, and it definitely didn’t pay off. But now that it’s heading to Prime Video, I’m hopeful it’ll get the larger viewership it so richly deserves, because it’s a particularly compelling crime thriller with a great cast.

Set in the sprawl of Los Angeles, “Crime 101” is based on the 2020 novella by Don Winslow. It combines multiple characters, with each arch converging in a tightly-wound finale. Chris Hemsworth plays a master thief who is ready to walk away from the criminal game. Halle Berry plays an insurance broker disillusioned after being denied a promised promotion. Mark Ruffalo plays a detective, and Barry Keoghan plays a wild-card biker who isn’t afraid to get his hands dirty. Their lives intersect during a multimillion-dollar diamond heist.

Watch on Prime Video from April 1

‘The Housemaid’ (Starz)

“The Housemaid” was one of last year’s most entertaining psychological thrillers, adapting Freida McFadden’s guilty pleasure novel into a movie that is similarly soapy but undeniably enjoyable. Sydney Sweeney may have the lead role, but Amanda Seyfried dominates the screen as a suburban housewife whose polished household is harboring some dark secrets. It’s a twisting ride, and it’s already been announced that the novel’s sequel will also get the movie treatment (Sweeney is returning, and Kirsten Dunst is joining the cast).

Millie (Sweeney) is a struggling ex-con desperate for a job. Given a chance as a live-in maid for the ultra-rich Winchesters, it’s the lifeline she needs. As she gets integrated into the household, wife Nina’s (Seyfried) unpredictable behavior is a challenge, but at least husband Andrew (Brandon Sklenar) is kind and dreamy. There’s plenty more I could say, but I’ll refrain from revealing anything else, as I wouldn’t want to spoil any of “The Housemaid’s” twists.

Watch on Starz from April 1

‘Five Nights at Freddy’s 2’ (Peacock)

2023’s “Five Nights at Freddy’s” was released in theaters and on Peacock simultaneously, but subscribers have had to wait a few months this time. FNaF 2 hit the big screen last December and is only now making its debut on Peacock. Was it worth the extended wait? Not in my eyes, I found it to be less scary and more subpar, but it’s 83% viewers' score on Rotten Tomatoes indicates that many fans of the horror game series enjoyed this sequel.

Set one year after the original, Mike (Josh Hutcherson) has shielded his 11-year-old sister, Abby (Piper Rubio), from the truth about her murderous animatronic friends. However, when Freddy and the gang return, and the killings start again, Mike and returning police officer Vanessa (Elizabeth Lail) are drawn into a new dark mystery. Freddy superfans will no doubt enjoy the many callbacks and references to fan-favorite moments from the games.

Watch on Peacock from April 3

‘Pizza Movie’ (Hulu)

Hulu is bringing back the stoner comedy this week with a movie that looks straight out of the 2000s. Uncreatively titled “Pizza Movie” — a strong contender for the worst movie title of 2026 — this flick isn’t aiming for highbrow humor, but should appeal to viewers looking for a silly comedy full of crude jokes and slapstick gags. It stars Gaten Matarazzo in his first major role after the conclusion of Netflix’s “Stranger Things” and Sean Giambrone.

So, what’s the plot of “Pizza Movie”? It sees two college roommates experiment with a new drug called “M.I.N.T.S.” This substance leads to bizarre and terrifying hallucinogenic effects, and the only way to counteract the bad trip is by eating pizza. However, obtaining a pizza proves to be quite the ordeal, and the pair endure a wild odyssey to score a delicious pie. Don’t expect this to be a critical hit, but it could prove to be a cult favorite.

Watch on Hulu from April 3

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As the weather warms up and the urge to declutter kicks in, it’s a natural moment to give your streaming subscriptions a little cleanup. Streaming services, with their ever-increasing prices, are often the easiest place to trim without feeling too much of a loss.

Americans now spend an average of $84 a month on the best streaming services, according to Lending Tree, and with so many platforms in the mix, staying subscribed to all of them year-round doesn't make a lot of sense. A smarter approach is to rotate — keep what you’re actually watching and pause the rest until something really worth your time arrives.

For April 2026, I recommend canceling Netflix. Even the biggest streamer isn’t immune to a quieter stretch, and right now it’s an easy one to drop from your lineup, at least temporarily. Here’s why Netflix is the service to skip this month.

Why I'd cancel Netflix

Netflix feels like a staple, but after yet another price hike, it’s been harder to justify the cost.

That’s not to say there isn’t plenty to watch. The library is massive, and you could easily spend hours just browsing. But for me, a streaming service earns its keep with can’t-miss originals — and this month, Netflix is coming up a little short. April's lineup has just a handful of major releases, most of which are stacked up toward the end of the month.

The exception to that is the third and final season of "XO, Kitty," which drops April 3. Kitty's journey to attend school in Korea is coming to an end. As senior year throws all sorts of big questions at her, Kitty can at least turn to her big sister for advice. Yep, Lara Jean Covey is heading to Seoul!

The back half of the month has more to offer. "Beef" returns on April 16 with a new tale of anger, bitterness and revenge. Oscar Isaac and Carey Mulligan star as a country club manager and his wife, who have an argument that could end their marriage — one that's witnessed by an employee (Cailee Spaeny) and her fiancé (Charles Melton).

Then there's the first "Stranger Things" spinoff, the animated "Tales From '85" on April 23. It takes place between the events of the second and third seasons of the OG series, and the Duffer brothers have said it's meant to evoke a Saturday morning cartoon. On the same day, "Running Point" season 2 continues Kate Hudson's question to run the Lakers family's basketball franchise.

And the last few days of April bring an two action thrillers: the movie "Apex" starring Charlize Theron, Taron Egerton and Eric Bana; and the series "Man on Fire" (based on the novel previously adapted into the 2004 film with Denzel Washington).

While I'm personally looking forward to "Beef" and "Running Point," I can wait a couple of weeks to binge both — and save money in the process.

How much you'll save by canceling Netflix

If you drop Netflix from your streaming lineup in April, the savings are a bit more noticeable than they used to be. Following its latest price increase, plans now cost $8.99/month with ads, $19.99 for Standard and $26.99 for Premium.

Taking a month off can put $9 to $27 back in your pocket. It’s not a huge sum on its own, but it adds up quickly if you make a habit of rotating your subscriptions. Canceling just one or two services each month can save you well over $100 across the year without really changing your viewing habits. It’s an easy way to keep your budget in check while still dipping back in whenever a true must-watch finally lands.

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April is finally here, and Peacock’s lineup is the perfect companion for those inevitable spring showers. Whether you’re staying cozy or watching the rain roll down the glass, these picks offer the best excuse to stay inside. Here are our top highlights for what’s new on Peacock in April 2026.

Kicking things off on April 9 is the Peacock original "The Miniature Wife," starring Matthew Macfadyen and Elizabeth Banks as a couple whose marriage gets literal "small" complications after a shrinking accident. If you prefer chills over laughs, "Five Nights at Freddy’s 2" brings back animatronic terror on April 3, with returning star Josh Hutcherson joined by Mckenna Grace and Skeet Ulrich.

For the reality fans, "Love Island: Beyond the Villa" premieres April 15. The series follows "Love Island USA" season 7 favorites as they navigate life and relationship drama outside the villa's walls. From shrunken spouses to haunted pizzerias, there’s plenty to keep you occupied this month.

New on Peacock in April 2026: Top picks

'Five Nights at Freddy's 2'

Head back to Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza for another round of terror, proving you should definitely keep an eye on those things when they aren't performing at pizza joints. Josh Hutcherson and Elizabeth Lail return, joined by a mix of new faces and franchise favorite Matthew Lillard for another nightmarish brush with killer animatronics. With the killer mascots back in action and a new generation of horrors on the way, these hapless survivors will have to work to make it through the night. This sequel leans heavily into the game's lore more than the first movie, so fans should be satisfied.

Stream on Peacock starting April 3

'The Miniature Wife'

Scientist Les (Matthew Macfadyen) accidentally shrinks his wife, Lindy. What begins as an already strained relationship becomes even more complicated once a technological mishap causes Lindy to shrink to the size of a doll. If that doesn't put their marriage through the wringer, we're not sure what will. This new take on "Honey, I Shrunk The Kids" looks like a silly romp that'll satisfy anyone wanting something decidedly less serious out of their live-action shows.

Stream on Peacock starting April 9

'Love Island: Beyond the Villa'

Check back in with fan favorites from "Love Island USA" season 7 as they step outside the villa and into real life. This new chapter follows the cast as they live their lives outside of the reality seres. With a large returning group (including Nick?!) and plenty of personalities in the mix, this series is another messy take on some of the hottest singles and couples you'll find on TV.

Stream on Peacock on April 15

Peacock originals and exclusives in April 2026

• April 3: Five Nights At Freddy’s 2 - Premiere (Peacock Exclusive)
• April 9: The Miniature Wife - Premiere (Peacock Original)
• April 10: If I Can’t Have You - Premiere (Peacock Exclusive)
• April 15: Love Island: Beyond the Villa, Season 2 - Premiere (Peacock Original)
• April 17: The Heartbreak Kid: Becoming Shawn Michaels - Premiere (Peacock Original)

Everything new on Peacock in April 2026

* = is exclusive to Peacock

(++) = New episodes of Reelz original series stream live on the Reelz Channel and are available on demand the next day.

New Episodes Weekly

• A Plan To Kill, Season 2 (Oxygen)
• Below Deck Down Under After Show, Season 1 (Bravo Digital)
• Below Deck Down Under, Season 4 (Bravo)
• Buried in the Backyard, Season 6B (Oxygen)
• Brilliant Minds, Season 2 (NBC)
• Chicago Fire, Season 14 (NBC)
• Chicago Med, Season 11 (NBC)
• Chicago PD, Season 13 (NBC)
• Dateline, Season 34 (NBC)
• Days of Our Lives, Season 61 (Peacock Exclusive)
• Dinastía Casillas, Season 1 (Telemundo)
• Earth Odyssey With Dylan Dreyer, Season 8 (NBC)
• The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins, Season 1 (NBC)
• Happy’s Place, Season 2 (NBC)
• House of Villains, Season 3 (Peacock Original)
• The Official House of Villains Podcast, Season 1 (Peacock Original)
• The Hunting Party, Season 2 - Premiere (NBC)
• Jeopardy!, Season 42 (Syndicated)+
• La Casa de Los Famosos, Season 6 (Telemundo)
• Ladies of London, Season 4 (Bravo)
• Law & Order, Season 25 (NBC)
• Law & Order: SVU, Season 27 (NBC)
• Lobo, Morir Matando, Season 1 (Telemundo)
• Love Island: Beyond the Villa, Season 2 (Peacock)
• On Patrol: First Shift, Season 4 (Reelz)++
• On Patrol: Live, Season 4 (Reelz)++Poder y Traición, Season 1 (Telemundo)
• Open House NYC, Season 18 (LXTV)
• Philly Homicide S2 (Oxygen)
• Poder y Traición S1 (Telemundo)
• The Real Housewives of Atlanta, Season 17 (Bravo)
• The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills, Season 15 (Bravo)
• The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills After Show, Season 3 (Bravo Digital)
• The Real Housewives of Rhode Island, Season 1 (Bravo)
• The Real Housewives of Rhode Island After Show, Season 1 (Bravo)
• Realities After Dark: La Casa Podcast, Season 1 (Telemundo)
• Saturday Night Live, Season 51 (NBC)
• Snapped, Season 36 (Oxygen)
• Southern Hospitality, Season 4 (Bravo)
• St. Denis Medical, Season 2 (NBC)
• Summer House, Season 10 (Bravo)
• Top Chef, Season 23 (Bravo)
• Top Chef: Last Chance Kitchen, Season 23 (Bravo)
• Top Chef VIP, Season 4 (Telemundo)
• The Valley, Season 3 (Bravo)
• The Valley After Show, Season 2 (Bravo Digital)
• The Voice, Season 29 (NBC)
• Watch What Happens Live, Season 23 (Bravo)
• Wheel of Fortune, Season 43 (Syndicated)+

New additions

APRIL 1

• 21 Jump Street
• 22 Jump Street
• Airplane!
• The 40 Year-Old Virgin
• Bee Movie
• Blade
• Balde II
• Blade: Trinity
• Captain Underpants
• Casino
• Changing Lanes
• The Change-Up
• Crocodile Dundee
• Dante’s Peak
• Dark Waters
• Dazed and Confused
• Dead Poets Society
• Dr. Seuss’ The Cat in the Hat
• Face/Off
• The Fighter
• A Fish Called Wanda
• Gangs of New York
• Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle
• The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
• Hot Tub Time Machine
• Interstellar
• The Italian Job
• Jeopardy! Library Episodes Refresh
• Jesus Christ Superstar
• Kung Fu Panda
• Kung Fu Panda 2
• Kung Fu Panda 3
• Land*
• Legend
• Let Him Go*
• Liar, Liar
• Noah
• The Other Woman
• Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping
• The Prince of Egypt
• Pulp Fiction
• Red Eye
• Road to Perdition
• Road Trip
• Scarface
• Sea of Love
• South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut
• Space Jam
• Step Brothers
• Straight Outta Compton
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
• There Will Be Blood
• This Is the End*
• Tommy Boy
• Transformers
• Transformers: Age of Extinction
• Transformers: Dark of the Moon
• Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
• Wayne's World
• Wayne's World 2
• Wheel of Fortune Library Episodes Refresh
• When Harry Met Sally

APRIL 2

• The Valley, Season 3 - Premiere (Bravo)
• The Valley After Show, Season 2 - Premiere (Bravo Digital)

APRIL 3

• Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 - Premiere (Peacock Exclusive)*
• The Real Housewives of Rhode Island, Season 1 - Premiere (Bravo)
• The Real Housewives of Rhode Island After Show, Season 1 - Premiere (Bravo)

APRIL 5

• Buried in the Backyard, Season 6 - Finale (Oxygen)

APRIL 7

• Piece By Piece*
• St. Denis Medical, Season 2 - Finale (NBC)

APRIL 9

• The Miniature Wife - Premiere, All Episodes, 10 Episodes, 60 min (Peacock Original)*

APRIL 10

• If I Can’t Have You - Premiere (Peacock Exclusive)*

APRIL 12

• Philly Homicide, Season 2 - Premiere (Oxygen)

APRIL 15

• The Voice, Season 29 - Finale (NBC)
• Love Island: Beyond the Villa, Season 2 - Premiere, 2 Episodes, 60 min (Peacock Original)*
• House of Villains, Season 3 - Finale (Peacock Original)*
• The Official House of Villains Podcast, Season 1 - Finale (Peacock Original)*

APRIL 17

• The Heartbreak Kid: Becoming Shawn Michaels - Premiere (Peacock Original)*
• The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Season 15 - Finale (Bravo)
• The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Aftershow, Season 3 - Finale (Bravo Digital)

APRIL 19

• Philly Homicide, Season 2 - Premiere (Oxygen)

APRIL 20

• Ruby Gillman Teenage Kraken*

APRIL 21

• Nosferatu*
• Ordinary Angels*

APRIL 25

• Happy’s Place, Season 2 - Finale (NBC)

APRIL 26

• Five Nights At Freddy’s*

APRIL 28

• Top Chef: Last Chance Kitchen, Season 23 - Finale (Bravo Digital)

APRIL 30

• Spirit Untamed*

Live sports and events

New Episodes Weekly

• Small Ball with Kenny Beecham (Monday)
• Chris Simms Unbuttoned (Monday, Wednesday)
• Fantasy Football Happy Hour (Thursday)
• The Dan Patrick Show (Monday through Friday)
• PFT Live (Monday through Friday)
• The Dan Le Batard with Stugotz (Monday through Friday)
• Numbers on the Board (Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday)
• T'd Up with Pierre Andresen (Wednesday)

• April 1: NBA - Celtics vs. Heat
• April 1: USL Women’s Soccer - DC Power FC vs. Lexington SC
• April 1: MLB Game of the Day #6
• April 1: NBA - Kings vs. Raptors
• April 1: NBA - Spurs vs. Warriors
• April 2: NHL - Ducks vs. Sharks
• April 2: Premier League Final - Night 9
• April 2: MLB - Game of the Day #7
• April 2: NBA - Cavaliers vs. Warriors
• April 2: NHL - Maple Leafs vs. Sharks
• April 3: NBA - Celtics vs. Bucks
• April 3: MLB - Game of the Day #8
• April 3: NBA - Pelicans vs. Kings
• April 4: Augusta National Women's Amateur Golf - Final Round
• April 4: SuperMotocross World Championships - St. Louis, MO
• April 4: USL Women’s Soccer - Sporting JAX vs. Brooklyn FC
• April 4: PGA Tour Golf 2026 Valero Texas Open - Round 3
• April 4: Rumbo Al Mundial: Objetivo 2026 4 (Spanish)
• April 4: USL Women’s Soccer - Dallas Trinity FC vs. Spokane Zephyr FC
• April 4: Kentucky Derby 2026 - Santa Anita Derby/Blue Grass Stakes
• April 4: SuperMotocross World Championships - St. Louis, MO
• April 4: MLB - Game of the Day #9
• April 4: NHL - Predators vs. Sharks
• April 5: PGA Tour Golf 2026 Valero Texas Open - Final Round
• April 5: NBA - Raptors vs. Celtics
• April 5: USL Women’s Soccer - Tampa Bay Sun FC vs. Carolina Ascent FC
• April 5: NBA - Los Angeles Lakers vs. Dallas Mavericks
• April 5: MLB - St. Louis Cardinals vs. Detroit Tigers
• April 5: MLB - Game of the Day #10
• April 5: NBA - Clippers vs. Kings
• April 5: Liga MX – Chivas vs. Pumas (Spanish)
• April 5: NBA - Houston Rockets vs. Golden State Warriors
• April 6: NBA - New York Knicks vs. Atlanta Hawks
• April 6: USL Women’s Soccer - Fort Lauderdale United FC vs. DC Power FC
• April 6: MLB - Game of the Day #11
• April 6: NHL - Blackhawks vs. Sharks
• April 7: NBA - Minnesota Timberwolves vs. Indiana Pacers
• April 7: NBA - Hornets vs. Celtics
• April 7: MLB - Game of the Day #12
• April 7: NBA - Kings vs. Warriors
• April 7: NBA - Houston Rockets vs. Phoenix Suns
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It’s set to be a packed week of top new movies across the best streaming services. Pretty much all the major platforms are dropping new flicks for subscribers to watch, including Netflix, Prime Video, Paramount+, Hulu and Peacock. Plus, there are newcomers on PVOD as well.

Sam Raimi’s “Send Help” on premium streaming is definitely one to keep an eye on if you like twisted survival thrillers cut with chilling horror. Meanwhile, Netflix has a creative comedy reboot that my colleague called "the funniest movie of 2025." Oh, and Prime Video has an action-thriller about a group of lethal ballerinas, and Hulu has a new Vince Vaughn movie that incorporates time travel, which has quickly rocketed up my watchlist this week.

These are the most noteworthy new movies across streaming services in the coming days. I’ve brought them together in one place to save you time scrolling through platform libraries. And don’t forget to check out our guide to the best new TV shows this week for more streaming recommendations.

‘Send Help’ (PVOD)

Director Sam Raimi delivers a wickedly enjoyable horror-thriller with all the hallmarks of the filmmaker's trademark style in “Send Help.” However, the movie’s biggest strength comes in the form of Rachel McAdams. The Canadian actress delivers an impressive leading performance that leaps between sympathetic and unhinged. “Send Help” is a wild ride, and the use of practical effects also stands out, adding a visceral nature to the violence.

Linda Liddle (McAdams) is a hard worker, but her inability to play the corporate schmoozing game sees her overlooked in the workplace. Promised a promotion, which is then taken away by her new boss, the arrogant Bradley Preston (Dylan O’Brien), when the two ended up stranded on a tropical island after a plane crash, their dynamic is flipped. Linda has the survival skills, which puts Bradley at her mercy. With no recuse in sight, tensions rise.

Watch on Prime Video (buy/rent) from March 24

‘How to Make a Killing’ (PVOD)

Glenn Powell’s new darkly comedic thriller feels a little reminiscent of last year’s “No Other Choice,” as it sees its protagonist embark on a murderous campaign to secure a large inheritance. There are some narrative stumbles and some poorly written supporting characters (chiefly Margaret Qualley’s Julia Steinway), but Powell is the movie’s shining light, and he brings plenty of charisma and a rather warped likability to “How to Make a Killing.”

Becket Redfellow (Powell) is an illegitimate son, born to a single mother disowned by her snobbish, wealthy father (Ed Harris). When his mother passes away, Becket is determined to reclaim his vast inheritance, but to do so, he has to eliminate the line of succession. This leads to a murderous spree, as an undercover Becket, befriends and then murders his relatives to ensure that his grandfather's obscene fortune is ultimately left to him.

Watch on Prime Video (buy/rent) from March 24

‘Anaconda’ (Netflix)

I might not quite agree with my colleague Malcolm McMillan when he labeled “Anaconda” the funniest movie of 2025, but I do have to give some pretty large kudos to the creatives involved for attempting something a little different with this reboot of 1997’s cult favorite “Anaconda.” Instead of lazily telling the same story, 2025’s “Anaconda” is an extremely creative comedy-focused reboot that puts a metaspin on the over-the-top action-horror.

Paul Rudd and Jack Black play Griff and Doug, childhood best friends who grew up obsessed with the original “Anaconda.” As they approach their own midlife crisis, they decide to remake their favorite movie. Traveling deep into the Amazon Rainforest to make their tribute film, things get a little too real when a gigantic snake starts to stalk their production. “Anaconda” is intentionally silly, but it does have a sweet message about friendship.

Watch on Netflix from March 25

‘Pretty Lethal’ (Prime Video)

I’m giving Prime Video’s new “Pretty Lethal” several points for the novelty of its premise. Plus, while early reviews aren’t spectacular, the action-thriller is currently rated 64% on Rotten Tomatoes. When graded on a Prime Video original movie curve, that’s a step up from the streamer’s usual scores, which are often less than stellar. Here’s hoping “Pretty Lethal” can replicate the no-frills entertainment of last month’s pirate-themed flick “The Bluff.”

“Pretty Lethal” centers on a dysfunctional ballet troupe that is at each other’s throats as they travel to a prestigious competition. The group must put their disagreements aside when their bus breaks down, and they take shelter at a shady roadside motel run by a former prodigy (Uma Thurman). At this rundown location, they are targeted by a group of armed men and must band together to survive. It turns out you can kick butt in ballet shoes!

Watch on Prime Video on March 25

‘Primate’ (Paramount+)

“Primate” might not claim to be based on a true story, but anybody aware of the tragic tale of Travis the chimpanzee, who was kept as a domestic pet, only to turn savage one day and maul the friend of his owner, will feel a real sense of familiarity with this chilling horror. “Primate’s” central hook, of a once loveable chimp gone bad, is effectively spooky, and the movie wisely runs a lean 90 minutes long, ensuring it doesn’t overstay its welcome.

Lucy (Johnny Sequoyah) is returning home to Hawaii after several years away. With a group of friends in tow, Lucy is reunited with her younger sister Erin (Gia Hunter) and deaf father Adam (Oscar-winning Troy Kotsur). Oh, the family also owns a pet chimpanzee, Ben. However, this family reunion is soon spoiled when Ben is infected with rabies and turns feral. Now it’s a battle for survival against a pet that once was considered part of the family.

Watch on Paramount+ on March 25

‘Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice’ (Hulu)

Before compiling this list, Hulu’s “Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice” wasn’t on my radar, but after doing some research, I’m definitely adding this sci-fi action-comedy to my watchlist. For starters, it’s got solid buzz, with an 80% score on Rotten Tomatoes, and it incorporates one of my favorite storytelling devices: time travel. It’s also got a pretty great cast, including Vince Vaughn, James Marsden, Eiza González and Keith David. Consider me interested!

Described as a “hilarious, stylized, R-rated action-comedy,” the movie sees two friends (Vaughn and Marsden) attempt to navigate the ruthless world of organized crime, alongside the girl that they both love (González). Set over the “most dangerous night of their lives,” it’s a battle to survive, and if that wasn’t exciting enough, time-travel is also thrown into the mix.

Watch on Hulu from March 27

‘Bambi: The Reckoning’ (Peacock)

“Bambi: The Reckoning” is the fourth installment in the Twisted Childhood Universe, a collection of horror movies that put a nightmarish spin on beloved children’s stories. As you can guess, this newest entry turns the 1923 novel “Bambi, a Life in the Woods” into a bloody chiller about a deer that turns murderous after his mother is killed. The real shock here is that, unlike the previous TCU movies, “Bambi” has actually been reviewed pretty well.

The supernatural horror sees a mother and son get into a car wreck, caused by a mutated deer named Bambi on a revenge-fueled rampage. What follows is a very twisted story as the grief-stricken deer hunts down a cast of human survivors. Made on a relatively low budget, “Bambi: The Reckoning’s” biggest draw is clearly its very warped spin on the beloved children's book.

Watch on Peacock from March 27

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Every person from 21 to 70 has a relationship with Adam Sandler. The boomer looks at Sandler as the guy who does dumb voices and tries to be Rodney Dangerfield. Gen Z likely looks at the Sandman as a Netflix star who bounces between raunchy comedies and kid-friendly projects. For millennials (like myself) and Gen X, Sandler is a god. From his days on “Saturday Night Live” through the early 2010s, Sandler had a strong claim to being the most important comedy star of that era.

Asking someone to name their favorite Sandler movie is like asking someone to pick what they want for dinner; it’s all about the vibe. One night, penne alla vodka is on the menu, and the following night, it’s fried rice. The same can be said for Sandler movies. If I want unhinged Sandler, I’m going with “Uncut Gems.” For a heartfelt Sandler, “Big Daddy” still plays with my emotions.

If I’m looking for peak Sandler, his movies between 1995 and 2008, I’m grabbing my golf clubs and heading back to 1996 for “Happy Gilmore,” directed by Dennis Dugan from a screenplay by Sandler and Tim Herlihy. The comedy, which turns 30 this month, hasn’t lost a step. The bits are hilarious, the characters are memorable and the nostalgia remains high.

‘Happy Gilmore’ has an unorthodox premise, but it follows the sports movie formula

“Happy Gilmore” is a comedy built inside a sports movie. The modern-day sports movie traces back to 1974 with the first outstanding one, “The Longest Yard.” Two years later, “Rocky” set the template that many sports movies have followed, including “Happy Gilmore.” “Rocky” centers on a down-on-his-luck boxer who overcomes the odds to become a hero. Throughout his journey, Rocky faces adversity from both his enemies and himself. Several training scenes show off Rocky’s talent as he prepares for the showdown.

Is “Happy Gilmore” golf’s version of “Rocky”? It’s not. Happy would have become a hockey player in that scenario. However, there are “Rocky-esque” beats in “Happy Gilmore” that would make Sylvester Stallone proud.

First, there’s the unlikely protagonist, Happy Gilmore (Sandler). Happy dreams of becoming a pro hockey player, but he doesn’t have the skills or talent to compete at the next level.

Like any underdog, Happy faces an adversary in the form of the IRS, which will take his grandmother’s (Frances Bay) house in 90 days unless he pays around $300,000. Desperate for money, Happy turns to an unlikely sport: golf. He might not be able to putt, but Happy can drive the ball over 400 yards, which helps him win a local tournament to earn a spot on the PGA Tour.

Happy refining his game on the tour and practicing with his coach, Chubbs Peterson (Carl Weathers), is equivalent to Rocky punching the meat or running in the streets. More than halfway through the movie, you think Happy is going to get the money, the house, and the girl — PGA Tour employee Virginia Benit (Julie Bowen). However, a setback in the form of an alligator's head derails his progress.

But like any successful sports movie, the hero makes a late comeback against the villain, Shooter McGavin (more on him later), setting the stage for the last component of a sports movie: the chills scene. In “Rocky,” it’s the final round between Rocky and Apollo. In “Happy Gilmore,” it’s the final putt, where instead of hitting around the scaffolding to force a playoff, Happy goes for glory. One impossible shot later, and Happy wins the Tour Championship, completing his hero’s journey. Happy might have taken the unorthodox route, which included a few fights and a car crash, but he got it done nonetheless.

Unforgettable supporting characters and hilarious gags

The strength of any Sandler movie is the supporting cast. Sandler is known for gathering his Happy Madison crew, flying them to a tropical location, and filming a movie with them. It’s the Sandler special: Go on vacation and have the studio pay for it. Genius move. In 1996, Sandler’s crew was still in its infancy, meaning he had to find the right ensemble to deliver.

Forget sports movies; Christopher McDonald as Shooter McGavin is one of the best-cast villains of the last 30 years. “Happy Gilmore” does not work without McDonald, nor does it have this unbelievable legacy as an iconic comedy. It’s not hard to create a villain based on golf stereotypes — rich and arrogant white dudes. Shooter fully embraces his country-club roots and becomes Happy’s biggest detractor. You have no choice but to hate the guy who uttered the phrase, “Real estate speculation is a hobby of mine,” after buying Grandma Gilmore’s house.

The secret to why Shooter works as a character is his lack of intelligence. Shooter is a dummy, which makes it that much sweeter whenever Happy can sneak in a dig or two. He eats pieces of you-know-what for breakfast. He rhymes when he’s frazzled. He had to hit a ball off Sasquatch’s foot. This is Shooter’s tour, finger guns and all, which makes it that much funnier that he loses to a guy who uses a Ritz cracker to mark his golf ball.

The other great villain of “Happy Gilmore” is Hal, the evil nursing home manager played by Ben Stiller. Hal might not have five minutes of screen time, but he makes the most of it. “You could trouble me for a warm glass of shut the hell up!” “Now your back’s going to hurt because you just pulled landscaping duty. “Does anybody else’s fingers hurt?” I’d like to think that Stiller used Hal as inspiration for White Goodman in “Dodgeball.”

While Shooter and Hal are evil, Chubbs is the perfect sidekick for Happy. With a wooden hand and an affinity for hip movements, Chubbs takes Happy’s game to the next level and inspires him to find his “Happy Place” and “tap it in.” It’s a shame the gator that got Chubbs’ hand also caused his death.

Other indelible characters include Donald Floyd (Joe Flaherty), the man who taunted Happy and ran him over with a car; Otto (Allen Covert), the homeless man who becomes Happy’s caddy; and Bob Barker as himself, who quite literally gives one of the funniest heat-check performances in movie history when he fights Happy at the pro-am. The price is wrong…

It all comes back to Sandler

As much as I love the supporting characters, Sandler and his performance are the movie’s lasting memory. The fact that Sandler can unite audiences through immature humor and ridiculous voices is a testament to his talent and, more importantly, likability. I don’t like Sandler; I love him. It's like if your cool older brother had the stories of your fun uncle. It’s always a fun time hanging out with him.

I understand that to a certain generation, screaming “You’re gonna die, clown” will generate a distasteful reaction. It’s quite the opposite for me. Give me all of the Sandlerisms — singing into the intercom, fighting an alligator, screaming at a golf ball, and wearing sweatpants and Timbs on a golf course. If I catch Happy making his comeback at the Tour Championship on television, cancel my plans because I’m not moving until he gets his gold jacket.

I’m always going to ride for Sandler. He’s one of our finest actors because of his versatility. Sandler can play Happy Gilmore and then star in a Paul Thomas Anderson movie. Could Leonardo DiCaprio ever play Little Nicky? I don’t think so. Sandler's flexibility makes him one of the greats. While I'm still searching for his next great comedy, I'm more than OK revisiting his one about the foul-mouthed hockey player who turns to golf to save his grandma's house.

By the way, “Happy Gilmore 2” is not that bad. I laughed more than expected.

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This week’s slate of top new movies across streaming services has a little something for everybody. Netflix, Hulu and Peacock have new arrivals worth watching. These new streaming picks cover several popular genres. There’s an action-thriller, a comedy-drama, a fantasy musical, and much more.

I suspect the most popular new streaming movie this week will be the Netflix debut of the “Peaky Blinders” movie, aka “The Immortal Man.” It sees Cillian Murphy step back into one of his most iconic characters, Tommy Shelby, and fans of the TV show will no doubt flock to stream it on release day. Meanwhile, “Wicked: For Good” flies over to Peacock, and Hulu drops the latest movie from Bradley Cooper, largely set in the world of NYC standup comedy.

I’ve combed through this week’s new streaming movies and picked out the most noteworthy arrivals to help you spend more time watching and less time scrolling through platform libraries. Also don’t forget to check out our guide to the top new TV shows this week for plenty of picks and the top Prime Video shows to binge this week.

‘By Design’ (PVOD)

It’s a quieter week for new releases on premium streaming. But there’s a trio of fresh arrivals you can buy or rent: The acclaimed “All That’s Left of You,” “Magellan” from director Lav Diaz and “By Design.” I’m spotlighting the latter here purely because this drama, written and directed by Amanda Kramer, has a truly bonkers premise that actually made me laugh out loud when I read it.

Starring Juliette Lewis, “By Design” centers on Camille, who finds herself entranced by a beautiful chair when shopping in a furniture store. Somehow, she magically swaps bodies with this elegant chair and finds that the people around her like her more as an inanimate object rather than as a person. Described as a “surreal, deadpan” comedy, this out-of-the-box idea isn’t pure farce; the movie uses its creative plot to make a larger point. Exploring how often we value unfeeling objects above the real living people in our lives.

Watch on Prime Video (buy/rent) from March 17

‘Is This Thing On?’ (Hulu)

If you watched the 98th Academy Awards over the weekend, you will have seen Channing Tatum playfully roast Will Arnett about his newest movie, “Is This Thing On?” This well-liked comedy-drama is directed by Bradley Cooper, and at one point was expected to be an awards player. That didn’t quite pan out, and ultimately it was locked out of the Oscars, but it’s worth giving a shot now that it’s arrived on Hulu, as it’s by no means a forgettable misfire.

Arnett plays Alex, a middle-aged man, facing a divorce from his longtime partner, Tess (Laura Dern). These two are trying to figure out how to live apart, while also co-parenting their two sons. In this turbulent family dynamic, Alex finds a new purpose in the New York comedy scene, finding he has a knack for stand-up. Meanwhile, Tess explores the dreams she gave up to start a family, and decides to reignite her passion for coaching Olympic volleyball.

Watch on Hulu from March 20

‘Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man’ (Netflix)

“Peaky Blinders” may have wrapped up in 2022, but this uber-popular historical crime drama franchise won’t go away. There’s a spin-off series in development, and now a new feature putting a (flat) cap on Tommy Shelby’s story. And I don’t think any fans are complaining about more “Peaky Blinders” either. I’ll admit I've never seen an episode of the show, but having spoken to a few dedicated watchers who saw the movie during its all-too-brief theatrical window this month, I’m confident fans will love this continuation.

Set during World War II, Tommy Shelby (Cillian Murphy) returns from his self-imposed exile to face what is being pitched as his “most destructive reckoning yet.” With his family’s future at stake, Shelby is forced to confront his own legacy, or burn everything to the ground. As noted, “Peaky Blinders” fans who watched “The Immortal Man” on the big screen are already raving about this one, scoring it 89% on review aggregate site Rotten Tomatoes.

Watch on Netflix from March 20

‘Wicked: For Good’ (Peacock)

“Wicked: For Good” is a confusifying one. It’s unquestionably a major success, grossing more than $500 million globally, but there is perhaps an element of disappointment as it failed to leave the same cultural impression as its predecessor. Maybe that was always going to be the case, as theater kids will tell you, “Wicked’s” second act is definitely the weaker of the two. Still, “For Good” is unfortunately a messier movie in terms of narrative, pacing and tone. Still, it’s once again led by excellent leading performances from Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande, and the iconic title track is done justice in this adaptation.

Set in the wake of the first “Wicked,” Elphaba (Erivo) has become the Wicked Witch of the West feared across the land of Oz, and is fighting back against the sinister Wizard of Oz (Jeff Goldblum). Caught in the middle is Glinda the Good (Grande), torn between loyalty to her best friend, Elphaba, and the seductive pull of power and status by allying with the two-faced Wizard. “Wicked: For Good” has its flaws, but when it all works, it’s a crowd-pleaser.

Watch on Peacock from March 20

‘King Ivory’ (Hulu)

If you judged a movie on its looks alone, you might decide that “King Ivory” is an easy skip. Not to get too off-topic, but the poster is one of the worst examples of “Photoshop face” I’ve seen in quite a while. However, this action-thriller has its merits according to several critics. It’s unlikely to feature on many “best of the year” lists, but if you’re craving some explosive action this week, “King Ivory” is ready on Hulu to deliver a jolt to your adrenaline levels.

This action-thriller, from writer/director John Swab, explores the modern fentanyl epidemic (street name King Ivory). From civilians to criminals, addicts to law enforcement, the movie displays the devastating impact of this illegal substance. At the movie’s core is Tulsa drug cop, Layne West (James Badge Dale), whose battle against drug criminals gets very personal when his son, Jack (Jasper Jones), becomes hooked on the very dangerous substance.

Watch on Hulu from March 20

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Peacock wants you to keep scrolling — and this time, it’s bringing AI along for the ride. At a preview event attended by Tom's Guide yesterday (March 12), NBCUniversal unveiled a slate of AI-powered features coming to the Peacock app. Think TikTok-style swiping, mobile gaming and personalized content all rolled into one.

The biggest headline? “Your Bravoverse”, an AI-powered Bravo experience guided by a digital version of the king of Bravo himself, Andy Cohen. Launching this summer, it promises endless swipeable clips, personalized playlists and a few surprises from Bravo’s deep archive.

Peacock isn’t stopping there. AI will also power live vertical sports broadcasts and in-app mobile games, letting fans watch, play and interact with their favorite NBCUniversal franchises — all without ever leaving the app.

All of these new features are designed "under the guise of super-serving the fans," said Matt Strauss, chairman of the NBCUniversal Media Group. "Vertical video really speaks to how people are using their phones ... This is just giving fans another way to enjoy the content."

Your Bravoverse, curated by AI and Andy Cohen's avatar

Peacock isn’t new to AI experiments. During the Paris Olympics, the service rolled out daily, personalized highlights narrated by an AI recreation of legendary sportscaster Al Michaels’ voice. The feature blended generative text and voice synthesis with hundreds of clips to give users tailored video recaps each day.

In a similar vein, this summer, “Your Bravoverse” promises an endlessly swipeable stream of clips pulled from decades of Bravo programming, stitched together into personalized playlists. Guiding viewers is a digital avatar of Cohen, created with generative AI to mimic his voice, style and unmistakable Bravo enthusiasm. Behind the scenes, AI will identify scenes and assemble narrative threads across seasons and franchises, in conjunction with editors reviewing everything to keep it on-brand.

"It’s a fusion of AI and human storytelling brought together to create a personalized experience for you with Andy Cohen as your guide," said John Jelley, senior vice president of product and user experience.

I asked the Peacock executives how fans can share and talk about these personalized experiences. “You’ll be able to share the experience,” Jelley noted. “On day one, we will focus on your sharing the experience versus your sharing individual clips.”

As the platform evolves, sharing will become an even bigger part of the experience. Peacock is working closely with the Bravo team to find the right moments and partnerships to make these clips naturally shareable on outside platforms like TikTok.

Vertical video and mobile gaming

Peacock is also leaning into vertical video in other contexts. This spring, live sports broadcasts will be reformatted to fit your phone screen, starting with National Basketball Association games. It’s the first time a streaming platform is offering a full live broadcast in vertical mode, so you can catch every dunk, block and buzzer-beater without rotating your phone.

"You can have the algorithm track where the action is, where the basketball is, follow it in real-time, crop the video in real-time, and then port it over so you can watch it on your phone," Strauss explained. "It’s taking vertical video to the next level."

On the gaming front, Peacock is turning its shows into interactive experiences. A hidden-object mystery game set in the Law & Order universe launches this spring, alongside an original detective story later in the summer. Trivia junkies can test their knowledge with daily Jeopardy! rounds, all inside the Peacock app.

Together, these new features show NBCUniversal’s bigger vision: Streaming isn’t just about watching shows anymore; it’s about turning fandom into a fully interactive playground, with an assist from AI.

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• The vibe: "Sorry to Bother You" meets "When a Stranger Calls"

The world is stressful, but you know what they say: In the dark times, should the stars also go out?* I wouldn't say I'm a fan of polarizing director Yorgos Lanthimos quite just yet, but he has my begrudging respect after "Bugonia." You see, the two of us, we're in a stand-off only I'm aware of. I have this tradition. Every couple of years when the stars align, my two best friends since middle school and I get together before we're blown away to life once more. These precious reunions often involve a trip to the movies, and as luck would have it, the last three times somehow perfectly synched up with when a Lanthimos flick was in theaters. At this point, it's become a challenge: How long can we keep this tradition going? I'll let you know once I find out.

His latest bafflement "Bugonia" has landed on Peacock, and it's one of those movies where you either get it and laugh along or you don't. Kind of like "Cats" — the stage play, I mean, not whatever the hell that was back in 2019. "Bugonia" has long since dropped from the streamer's top 10 list — the masterful historical drama "Hamnet" is now in the #1 spot — but I argue it's the perfect kind of movie for a lazy Sunday like today. I went in knowing nothing, and it was my second favorite movie of the year (losing out to "Sinners" of course, I'm an ally). Now I'm itching to do a double feature just 'cuz.

If you're in the mood for more surrealist flicks that lodge themselves in your brain, I've here to help you make the most of that Peacock subscription. Here are three more movies watch after "Bugonia" on Peacock.

'Burn After Reading'

Like "Idiocracy," "Burn After Reading" has only gotten more relevant with age. This black comedy from the Coen brothers puts the blundering American government on blast. When CIA analyst Osbourne Cox (John Malkovich) crashes out at his cushy government job, it kicks off a domino effect of absurdity that involves blackmail, an inside-industry affair gone wrong, and the most baffling U.S. intelligence leak imaginable. The trail of clues all leads back to two gym employees with nary a brain cell to share between them: Brad Pitt and Frances McDormand, whose performance really deserves to get the same flowers as "Fargo." The rest of "Burn After Reading's" star-studded cast includes Frances McDormand, Tilda Swinton, and George Clooney in a deliriously demented role that I seem to purge from my brain on each re-watch because that scene (you know the one) always ends up being a jump scare.

Stream "Burn After Reading" on Peacock now

'Conclave'