TV fans are in a really goodbit with our latest round of the best new content on the world’s best streaming services. In fact, the release of five new and recurring shows means that those who prefer storytelling in long form have plenty to see this weekend.
In contrast, the slim choice for the movie fans is among you. However, there are a few new movies worth checking on Apple and Paramount’s streaming platforms, so at least you won’t be a total loss until Monday rolls around. Nevertheless, no matter what you plan to stream, we are sure you will enjoy it. – – Tom Power, Senior Entertainment Reporter
Slow Horses Season 5 (Apple TV+)
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Almost exactly one year after its ancestors arrived, Slow horses Season 5 is the country – and it does not waste time throwing us back into the chaos that was lifted from Mick Herron’s books.
In the latest rate, London is threatened, Slough House itself is compromised, and with the team’s system violated, there are more than 5,000 potential goals to investigate. When the clock is ticking, can this ragtag -group spies stop the next crisis before it’s too late?
The show is a prominent among the seven new Apple TV+ movies and series that debuted in September largely thanks to Gary Oldman’s unforgettable portrayal like the grumpy, bad mouthed Jackson Lamb. So check out the full show on Apple TV+ now. – Amelia Schwanke, senior entertainment editor
Marvel Zombies (Disney+)
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It only took 17 years, but Marvel has finally delivered a fully R -classified (it is 18+ for everyone outside the US) project, one that is set in a reality other than Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), for fans to enjoy in all his Gory glory.
A continuation of the story that was told in season 1 section 5 of Disney+ Animated Anthology Series What if …? – a post entitled ‘What if … Zombies!?’ – This TV show in Marvel Phase 6 follows a new group of superheroes as they desperately try to put an end to the zombie plague that turned their world into a dystopia.
With them like Kamala Khan/Ms Marvel and Shang-Chi placed in front and center of a satisfactory violent story, Marvel zombies Had the potential to be one of the best Disney+ shows of 2025. To find out if the four -tent program lives up to the hype, read my Marvel zombies Examination. – – TP
House of Guinness (Netflix)
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Peaky blinders Fans this is for you. From Steven Knight, the creator of the aforementioned Cillian Murphy-starring Historical Drama, follows this new Netflix TV-Original Guinness family when they do not navigate not only the death of their beloved patriarch Benjamin, but also fails who to own and run his alcoholic beverages. Think Succession meet PeakyAnd you have an idea of what lies in store from a plot perspective.
At the time of writing, House of Guinness have been well received by critics, but the audience should not yet have their opinion. Let’s hope it is a limited series that is poured right. – – TP
Hotel Costiera (Prime Video)
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Would you like to escape to the Amalfi Coast this weekend? Good news: You don’t have to buy a plane ticket. Stream just this new prime video series And soak up the idyllic Mediterranean sighted from your sofa.
Viewed on a luxury hotel, Amazon TV watchoriginal Jesse Williams (Gray’s Anatomy; Only murder in the building) Play a former American marine returning to her hometown to take on the job as a fixer – and I don’t mean the type that repairs Wobbly tables. What begins to solve problems for wealthy guests escalates quickly when the hotel owner’s daughter is kidnapped.
Cue quick action sequences along the picturesque winding streets of Italy with lots of stylish intrigue. Early reviews describe this as a windy mystery that creates a light weekend binge. – – SEAM
All of you (Apple TV+)
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I recommend keeping a box of tissue convenient for this one. The new romantic drama All of you is already celebrated as a tearer based on early reviews from its limited theater driving.
The film follows two best friends who have known each other since college caught in a classic will-de-won’t-they dilemma, with a sci-fi-twist. In this world, a matchmaking test determines your lifelong partner, but what happens when you start questioning fate?
All of you marks the Directorial Debut of William Bridges (Black mirrorAt Stranger Things) that co-wrote the manuscript with Brett Goldstein (Ted Lasso Season 4, Shrinking Season 3). – – SEAM
Alice in Borderland Season 3 (Netflix)
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It’s finally time to go back in the borderland with Alice in Borderlands Season 3 Arriving in Netflix after a three-year wait. This time it is a little shorter with two smaller episodes than the usual eight, but the effort is higher than ever.
After fleeing at the end of last season, Usagi and Arisu are pulled back in a limbo-like Tokyo after the last card (Joker) is revealed, forcing them to another round with deadly games.
Based on the Japanese Hit-Manga, the live-action adaptation has been a big hit. Season 3 takes things in a bold new direction with an original story that is co-written by returning to Showrunner Shinsuke Sato. Expect exciting, forbidden new games and more cardiac arrest twists that you will not miss. – – SEAM
Novocaine (Paramount+)
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After last week’s premiere at Tulsa King Season 3, Paramount+ books somewhere on our streaming recommendation list for the second week running with this comedy-action vehicle.
Starring The boys‘Jack Quaid and Exchange‘s amber middle dogs, Novocaine The former character Nathan sees a one-man search to save the latter sherry after taking hostages of some bank robbers. The twist in this story? Nathan cannot feel pain, so he is at least partly equipped to deal with the physical damage he will endure when trying to save his colleague.
A windy and fun-filled R-r-classified flick, Novocaine Was a hit with critics and general target groups earlier this year, so they will definitely want to pump it into their veins this weekend. – – TP
