This weekend, streaming platforms like Netflix and Apple TV Plus offer an exciting array of new releases for audiences to enjoy.
Among them is the highly anticipated romantic comedy “Anyone But You,” featuring the delightful chemistry of Glen Powell and Sydney Sweeney.
Television enthusiasts can look forward to the return of “The Big Door Prize” with its second season on Apple TV Plus.
The show continues to follow the quirky inhabitants of Deerfield as they navigate the effects of the mysterious “next stage” facilitated by the Morpho machine, leading to new uncertainties in their lives.
Netflix expands its “Sandman” universe with “Dead Boy Detectives,” an adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s comics.
The series introduces Edwin Payne and Charles Rowland, two ghostly best friends who tackle paranormal mysteries together with the help of clairvoyant Crystal and her companion Niko.
Prime Video offers the second season of “Them,” titled “The Scare,” set in Los Angeles in 1991. LAPD Detective Dawn Reeve investigates a horrific murder that deeply unsettles the city, facing a sinister force that threatens her and her family.
Hulu presents “The Bon Jovi Story,” a four-part documentary series chronicling the rise of the iconic band led by Jon Bon Jovi.
The series features interviews with past and present band members, unseen footage, and insights into the band’s journey over the past four decades.
Paramount Plus introduces “Knuckles,” a new addition to the Sonic the Hedgehog universe, focusing on Knuckles the Echidna’s journey of self-discovery between the events of “Sonic the Hedgehog 2” and the upcoming “Sonic the Hedgehog 3.”
Lastly, Netflix offers “Miller’s Girl,” a controversial th#riller starring Jenna Ortega and Martin Freeman. The movie explores the dynamics of a relationship between a high school senior and her creative writing teacher, delving into themes of age difference and blurred boundaries.
