New Movies and Shows Streaming This Week: Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max & More

Diverse Streaming Options:: Major platforms offer a range of new content, including sequels, thrillers, and dramedies.

Sequels Dominate:: 'Greenland 2: Migration' (HBO Max) and 'Ready or Not 2' (VOD) continue popular storylines.

Horror and Thrillers:: 'Send Help' (Hulu) and 'We Bury the Dead' (Hulu) provide suspenseful viewing experiences.

Why this matters:: With an ever-expanding array of streaming choices, curated recommendations help viewers find quality content quickly, enhancing their entertainment experience.

Remarkably Bright Creatures: A mystery dramedy starring Sally Field as Tova, who bonds with a giant Pacific octopus. The octopus, Marcellus, voiced by Alfred Molina, aids Tova and a young man, Cameron, in finding what's missing in their lives. Watch on Netflix?ref=yanuki.com

Lord Of The Flies: A 4-part adaptation based on the novel by William Golding, about a group of British schoolboys who find themselves trapped on an island. Watch on Netflix?ref=yanuki.com

Legends: Inspired by a true story. This show is about a team of civil servants combating the flood of drugs that hit the streets of Britain in the 90s. Watch on Netflix?ref=yanuki.com

The Chestnut Man: Hide and Seek: Nordic Noir series about a really terrifying serial killer and the two detectives who set out to track him down and put an end to the killing.

Greenland 2: Migration: The Garrity family leaves their Greenland bunker five years after a comet strike, facing new threats as they search for a new home. Watch on HBO Max?ref=yanuki.com

Song of the Samurai: Based on the Chiruran: Shinsengumi Requiem manga, Song of the Samurai follows the Shinsengumi samurai force during the late-Edo period Kyoto. Watch on HBO Max?ref=yanuki.com

Send Help: Rachel McAdams stars as Linda Liddle, an overworked manager who crashes on a deserted island with her boss. Watch on Hulu?ref=yanuki.com

We Bury the Dead: Daisy Ridley plays Ava, who searches for her husband amidst a zombie outbreak in Tasmania. Watch on Hulu?ref=yanuki.com

Gary: A surprise episode prequel to Hulu’s popular food-service drama, The Bear. Watch on Hulu?ref=yanuki.com

The Testaments: This new spinoff of The Handmaid’s Tale follows Agnews and Daisy, young women at Aunt Lydia’s elite preparatory school for future wives. Watch on Hulu?ref=yanuki.com

Ready or Not 2: Grace, a survivor from the first film, is hunted by rich families. Available on VOD. Watch on VOD?ref=yanuki.com

The Terror: Devil In Silver: About a working class man mistakenly committed to a psychiatric hospital where things get very, very dark. Dan Stevens stars. Watch on AMC?ref=yanuki.com

M.I.A.: A revenge drama about an orphan out for payback against the men who killed her family. The series takes place mostly in Miami, Florida. Watch on Peacock?ref=yanuki.com

The Sheep Detectives: Hugh Jackman plays a farmer who reads mysteries to his sheep. Check local theaters?ref=yanuki.com

Citadel – Season 2: It’s a globetrotting spy show with some very talented actors and, by all accounts, a very messy script. Watch on Prime Video?ref=yanuki.com

RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars – Season 11: All Stars features drag queens primarily from the original series invited back to compete. Watch on Paramount+?ref=yanuki.com

Half Man: New limited series on HBO Max. It’s getting much more mixed reviews than Gadd’s first series, though it looks to be treading similar ground in its exploration of a complicated, tumultuous and at times violent relationship between two very different men across two different times in their lives. Watch on HBO Max?ref=yanuki.com

From – Season 4 (MGM+): Continues the story of people trapped in a mysterious town. Watch on MGM+?ref=yanuki.com

Widow’s Bay (Apple TV): Matthew Rhys stars as the town’s mayor, Tom, who wants to boost tourism to help the local economy and finds himself stymied left and right by horrors he believed to be nothing more than sailor’s superstition. Watch on Apple TV?ref=yanuki.com

Outlander – Season 8 (Starz): Long-running historical-magical romance series has just one episode left. Watch on Starz?ref=yanuki.com

The Boys – Season 5 (Prime Video): Two episodes left. The fifth and final season has been something of a hot mess, but I’ve still mostly been pretty entertained. Watch on Prime Video?ref=yanuki.com

Your Friends & Neighbors – Season 2 (Apple TV): Star John Hamm is joined by James Marsden this season. Watch on Apple TV?ref=yanuki.com

Margo’s Got Money Troubles (Apple TV): Elle Fanning stars as Margo. I watched the first episode and thought it was quite good. Watch on Apple TV?ref=yanuki.com

The Audacity (AMC / Samsung TV Network): Tech-bro drama. The story follows Duncan Park, a very anxiety-prone, mildly sociopathic tech CEO. Watch on AMC?ref=yanuki.com

Euphoria – Season 3 (HBO Max): Coming-of-age story, but the show itself seems to have made too many changes to what made it Euphoria to begin with. Watch on HBO Max?ref=yanuki.com

Hacks – Season 5 (HBO Max): Popular comedy. The story follows comedian Deborah Vance and writer Ava Daniels and their careers and relationship. Watch on HBO Max?ref=yanuki.com

For All Mankind – Season 5 (Apple TV): Space race continues. Each season of the show takes place across a different decade, with the most recent in the 2010’s. Watch on Apple TV?ref=yanuki.com

Q: What new movies are available on Netflix this week?

Q: Where can I watch 'Greenland 2: Migration'?

Q: Is there a new episode of 'The Bear' available?

Check multiple streaming platforms to maximize your viewing options.

Sequels and adaptations offer familiar storylines with fresh perspectives.

Horror and thriller genres provide suspenseful and engaging content.

New TV shows also include: From, Widow’s Bay, Outlander, The Boys, Your Friends & Neighbors, Margo’s Got Money Troubles, The Audacity, Euphoria, Hacks, and For All Mankind