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What to watch this weekend on all your favorite streaming services.<\/p>\n
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A classic gothic horror story brought to life by one of modern cinema\u2019s best directors. A new science-fiction show from the creator of Breaking Bad<\/strong> and The X-Files<\/strong>. Mysteries, thrillers, comedies \u2014 you name it, you\u2019ll find it in this streaming guide.<\/p>\n As always, I\u2019ve searched the internet high and low for the best movies and TV shows on Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, Apple TV, Disney+ and the myriad other streaming services we all subscribe to these days and compiled them in this guide. We\u2019ll start with the new stuff, then move on to the weekly releases.<\/p>\n If you have any tips or I missed something, shoot me a message on Twitter<\/a>, Instagram<\/a>, or Facebook<\/a>. You can <\/strong>check out last weekend\u2019s streaming guide right here<\/strong><\/a>. You can also read my new essay on <\/a>Game of Thrones and its first big red flag right here<\/a>. Let\u2019s dive right in! <\/p>\n See also: The Top 20 Movies Coming To Netflix In November<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n New Shows & Movies This Weekend<\/strong>Pluribus \u2014 Season 1 (Apple TV)<\/p>\n Vince Gilligan<\/strong>, the TV mastermind behind shows like Breaking Bad, The X-Files, and Better Call Saul<\/strong> is back with a new sci-fi series set in New Mexico starring Rhea Seehorn<\/strong>, who played Kim in Better Call Saul. The show is about a mysterious alien virus that turns everyone in the world into a happy hivemind, except for Carol (Seehorn) who is somehow immune. I\u2019ve seen the first two episodes and it\u2019s pretty good so far, though I\u2019m not entirely sold yet if I\u2019m being totally honest. It\u2019s pretty funny, though, and I\u2019m definitely curious to find out more about the nature of this happiness epidemic. I have a feeling it\u2019s not going where we expect it to go.<\/p>\n Frankenstein (Netflix)<\/p>\n Frankenstein<\/p>\n Credit: Netflix<\/p>\n Guillermo del Toro<\/strong>\u2019s Frankenstein<\/strong> is at the top of my list of Netflix movies<\/a> coming out in November. I still haven\u2019t seen it, and I probably won\u2019t until later this weekend as I\u2019m going on a little family trip, but it looks phenomenal and it\u2019s gotten great reviews. The classic horror story is finally getting the film treatment it deserves \u2014 though maybe nothing will ever top the Mel Brooks classic, Young Frankenstein<\/strong>. Oscar Isaac <\/strong>stars as Dr. Frankenstein.<\/p>\n Death By Lightning \u2014 Miniseries (Netflix)<\/p>\n Death By Lightning<\/p>\n Credit: Netflix<\/p>\n Death By Lightning<\/strong> is a historical drama based on the book Destiny of the Republic<\/strong> by Candice Millard<\/strong>. It follows the presidency of James A. Garfield (Michael Shannon<\/strong>) and the events leading to his assassination at the hands of Charles J. Guiteau (Matthew Macfadyen<\/strong>). Curiously, Macfadyen is not the only Succession alum who will appear in today\u2019s guide. The series also stars Betty Gilpin<\/strong> and Shea Whigham<\/strong>, both of whom appeared in Netflix\u2019s dark Western, <\/a>American Primeval<\/strong><\/a>. Nick Offerman <\/strong>also stars. The series was created by Mike Makowsky, whose name makes me think of Monsters Inc. It\u2019s getting very strong reviews from both critics and audiences.<\/p>\n All Her Fault \u2014 Limited Series (Peacock)<\/p>\n All Her Fault<\/p>\n Credit: Peacock<\/p>\n I told you Macfadyen wasn\u2019t the only Succession star on this list. Sarah Snook<\/strong> stars in the new Peacock thriller, All Her Fault<\/strong>. She plays Marissa Irvine, whose son goes missing from a playdate. The investigation that follows takes some shocking twists and turns along the way. All eight episodes are out on Peacock now.<\/p>\n Down Cemetery Road \u2014 Limited Series (Apple TV)<\/p>\n Down Cemetery Road<\/p>\n Credit: Apple TV<\/p>\n This actually came out last weekend but I didn\u2019t include it in my guide because I got my wires crossed, so I\u2019m including it now. The new Apple TV mystery-thriller is based on the book by Mick Herron<\/strong>, who also wrote the Slow Horses<\/strong> novels. It follows Sarah Trafford (Ruth Wilson<\/strong>) as she investigates the disappearance of a young girl after an explosion levels a nearby house in Oxford, UK. She enlists the help of a private investigator, Joe Silverman (Adam Godley<\/strong>) and things go from bad to worse. Emma Thompson<\/strong> also stars as Zoe Boehm, Silverman\u2019s somewhat ruthless wife. I won\u2019t spoil how she fits in. I\u2019ve watched the first two episodes, and while it definitely has some pacing and tonal issues, the twists at the end of each episode were really fun, even if I saw one of them coming. It\u2019s no Slow Horses, but still very much worth a watch.<\/p>\n Wicked: One Wonderful Night (Peacock)<\/p>\n Wicked: One Wonderful Night<\/p>\n Credit: Peacock<\/p>\n To celebrate the upcoming release of Wicked: For Good<\/strong>, Peacock is airing TV special with performances by stars Cynthia Erivo <\/strong>(Elphaba) and Ariana Grande <\/strong>(Glinda) as well as other members of the cast and some pre-recorded performances by original Wicked broadway stars, Idina Menzel <\/strong>and Kristin Chenoweth<\/strong>. A bunch of the songs from Wicked are on the set-list so this is one you should definitely check out if you (like me) enjoy this musical to pieces.<\/p>\n Predator: Badlands (In Theaters)<\/p>\n Predatory: Badlands<\/p>\n Credit: 20th Century Studios<\/p>\n The big movie in theaters this weekend is Dan Trachtenberg\u2019s third <\/a>Predator film, Badlands<\/a>. It\u2019s getting terrific reviews and looks like a really fun action movie. It also brings the Alien franchise back into the mix. Elle Fanning<\/strong> plays Thia, a damaged Weyland-Yutani synth, who finds herself teaming up with the exiled runt Yautja, Dek (Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi<\/strong>) against his evil Predator father.<\/p>\n Everything Streaming Weekly<\/p>\n We\u2019ve had some shows drop off this list as they wrapped up, including the excellent Slow Horses and FX\u2019s The Lowdown. Only Murders in the Building also came to an end, in a rather disappointing Season 5 finale. But there\u2019s plenty more to watch each week.<\/p>\n The Witcher \u2014 Season 4 (Netflix)<\/p>\n The Witcher Season 4<\/p>\n Credit: Netflix<\/p>\n While The Witcher\u2019s fourth season is not streaming weekly, having dumped all eight episodes last week, I wanted to post it again to link to my review. I ended up liking this season more than I thought I would, and more than the last two seasons (though not as much as Season 1). Liam Hemsworth did pretty good, though his accent needs work. The story was more fun and less dour than the past two, though I disliked the Rats immensely. Leo Bonhart (Sharlto Copley<\/strong>) was the real hero. You can read my review right here<\/a>.<\/p>\n IT: Welcome To Derry (HBO Max)<\/p>\n IT: Welcome To Derry<\/p>\n Credit: HBO<\/p>\n IT: Welcome to Derry is a prequel series to the movies starring Bill Skarsg\u00e5rd <\/strong>who reprises his role as Pennywise, the evil clown. I\u2019ve seen the first two episodes and it\u2019s quite good, very scary and violent, with some really unexpected twists. The third episode comes out this Sunday.<\/p>\n The Chair Company (HBO Max)<\/p>\n The Chair Company<\/p>\n Credit: HBO<\/p>\n Tim Robinson<\/strong> is at his most hilarious and somehow also most emotionally poignant in what is, in my humble opinion, the very best show on TV right now. The story follows Ron Trosper, a mid-level executive at a mall company, who finds himself spiralling down a rabbit hole as he investigates a possibly nefarious chair company called Tecca. It\u2019s very weird, incredibly funny, and a great psychological mystery to boot. I\u2019ve watched the first four episodes at least twice at this point, and I\u2019m always noticing new details. The fifth episode of The Chair Company<\/strong> comes out on Sunday.<\/p>\n Robin Hood (MGM+)<\/p>\n There have been many adaptations of the Robin Hood legend over the years, and I was tentatively hopeful for MGM\u2019s new series starring Sean Bean <\/strong>as the Sheriff of Nottingham. It\u2019s not bad, but the show gets the history so wildly wrong that I\u2019m completely put off. I don\u2019t mean the history of Robin Hood, a fictional outlaw, but the history of the time itself. The show presents the \u201cSaxons\u201d (they would just be English at this point) as pagan and the \u201cNormans\u201d (it would actually be the Plantagenets at this point) as Christian. It\u2019s really weird! New episodes of Robin Hood <\/strong>land on MGM+ on Sundays.<\/p>\n King & Conqueror (Prime Video)<\/p>\n King & Conqueror<\/p>\n Credit: BBC<\/p>\n I\u2019ve yet to start King & Conqueror because of all the bad reviews and I\u2019m just not sure how much I can take right now when it comes to crushing disappointment. After all, this show sounds really great. It takes place over a century before the events of Robin Hood when William I (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) invades England and defeats Harold Godwinson (James Norton) in battle, before laying the rest of the isle to waste. I\u2019ll definitely watch this, but I\u2019ve been putting it off. New episodes land on Prime Video on Saturday.<\/p>\n Maigret (PBS \/ Masterpiece)<\/p>\n Maigret<\/p>\n Credit: PBS \/ Masterpiece<\/p>\n Maigret follows Parisian Chief Inspector Jules Maigret (Benjamin Wainwright) as he investigates crimes in Paris, France. The show, based on the popular Maigret detective novels by Georges Simenon, airs on PBS\/Masterpiece Sunday evenings.<\/p>\n Tulsa King \u2014 Season 3 (Paramount+)<\/p>\n Tulsa King<\/p>\n Credit: Paramount<\/p>\n Sylvester Stallone stars in this Taylor Sheridan production about a mobster sent to Tulsa, Oklahoma where he begins to form his own crew. Samuel L. Jackson joined the cast in Season 3 and is set to star in a spinoff, NOLA King, which is slated to premiere in 2026. New episodes of Tulsa King drop Sundays.<\/p>\n Be sure to check out last weekend\u2019s streaming guide right here<\/strong><\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n And that\u2019s all folks! Let me know what you\u2019re watching and if I missed anything you think I should add to this guide. If there\u2019s anything upcoming on your radar, let me know about that as well! You tell me: What else did I miss? What should I put on this list or add to my backlog? Let me know on Twitter<\/a>, Instagram<\/a>, Bluesky<\/a> or Facebook<\/a>.<\/p>\n