Looking for a new movie to stream at home? Check out these 10 films available now on Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, and HBO Max.
The Bride!
Maggie Gyllenhaal offers a unique version of the ‘Frankenstein’ story in ‘The Bride!’. Jessie Buckley stars as a reanimated Bride starting a revolution. Catch it on HBO Max.
GOAT
In this animated comedy, Caleb McLaughlin voices Will Harris, a talented hoops player who faces challenges on and off the court. Stream it on Netflix.
Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair
Experience Quentin Tarantino’s two-part revenge saga in a single uncut movie. Watch Uma Thurman as the Bride on a mission of retribution. Available on Peacock.
Ladies First
Sacha Baron Cohen stars in a comedy about a chauvinistic ad executive awakening in a matriarchal society. Rosamund Pike co-stars. Available on Netflix.
Marty, Life Is Short
Director Lawrence Kasdan explores Martin Short’s career in this documentary, touching on ‘SCTV’, ‘SNL’, and his memorable characters. Watch on Netflix.
Remarkably Bright Creatures
Sally Field stars as Tova, an aquarium cleaner who befriends an octopus. The film explores friendship and self-discovery. Available on Netflix.
Send Help
Rachel McAdams and Dylan O’Brien star in a dark comedy about survival and self-realization on a deserted island. Catch it on Hulu.
Slanted
A satire about a teen’s transformation and identity crisis, starring Shirley Chen and Mckenna Grace. Available on Paramount+.
Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan: Ghost War
John Krasinski reprises his role as Jack Ryan in this action-packed political thriller. Available on Prime Video.
We Bury the Dead
Daisy Ridley stars in a drama exploring grief and loss in a post-catastrophe world. Watch on Hulu.

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