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\n- One of these movies is what you should watch tonight.<\/li>\n
- This weekend’s choices include theatrical releases arriving on streaming like “I Know What You Did Last Summer” on Netflix.<\/li>\n
- There are original new movies, too, including the Hulu supernatural drama “Stay” and Netflix documentary “The Perfect Neighbor.”<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Love movies? Live for TV? USA TODAY’s Watch Party newsletter has all the best recommendations, delivered right to your inbox.\u00a0Sign up now<\/a>\u00a0and be one of the cool kids.<\/em><\/p>\nDid you miss the return of that dastardly Fisherman to the big screen? Well, to borrow a phrase: I know what you’re streaming this weekend.<\/p>\n
“I Know What You Did Last Summer” is one of several new movies hitting your favorite services<\/a> like Netflix, Hulu, Peacock and Amazon’s Prime Video<\/a> that you’ll want to check out. There are some other theatrical releases finally available at home<\/a>, such as a Danielle Deadwyler action thriller, plus a bunch of original fare, too, like a Hulu supernatural melodrama and a harrowing Netflix true-crime documentary. There’s even something for those who can’t wait for the next Martin Scorsese jam.<\/p>\nHere are 10 new and notable movies (including one film-centric docuseries) you can stream right now<\/a>:<\/p>\n’40 Acres’<\/h2>\n
In the post-apocalyptic thriller, ex-solder Hailey Freeman (Danielle Deadwyler) runs a large farm more than a decade after a fungal pandemic and civil war altered civilization. But a mistake by her son leads to Hailey scrambling to save her family when they’re suddenly under siege by a bunch of cannibalistic invaders.<\/p>\n
Where to watch:<\/strong> Hulu<\/a><\/p>\n‘How to Train Your Dragon’<\/h2>\n
One of the few live-action remakes that actually lives up to its animated original. Mason Thames plays a Viking teen who befriends a dragon he’s supposed to hate in a revamped tale that\u00a0feels like a different experience<\/a>\u00a0than the first, with moments of wonder and awe featuring characters fleshed out in new ways \u2013 literally and figuratively.<\/p>\nWhere to watch:<\/strong> Peacock<\/a><\/p>\n‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’<\/h2>\n
Need some 1990s nostalgia? Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr., stars of the original “Last Summer,” return for the slasher reboot. Their characters try to help when the Fisherman, a hook-wielding murderous menace in a rain slicker, returns to haunt yet another group of youngsters with no respect for road safety.<\/p>\n
Where to watch: <\/strong>Netflix<\/a><\/p>\n‘John Candy: I Like Me’<\/h2>\n
Directed by Colin Hanks and produced by Ryan Reynolds, the documentary digs into Canadian comedian John Candy as a man and an icon<\/a>, using archival material and interviews with family and A-list friends. The movie explores an early trauma that affected his entire life, plus gives new context to Candy\u2019s most memorable screen moments.<\/p>\nWhere to watch:<\/strong> Prime Video<\/a><\/p>\n‘Mr. Scorsese’<\/h2>\n
Cue that Martin Scorsese meme<\/a> because this is absolute cinema. In the five-part documentary about Scorsese’s career and impact on movies, he takes film lovers back to his origins and discusses how the battle between good vs. evil defines a lot of his work, with buddies like Robert De Niro and Leonardo DiCaprio along for the ride.<\/p>\nWhere to watch:<\/strong> Apple TV<\/a><\/p>\n‘The Perfect Neighbor’<\/h2>\n
Told almost completely through police bodycam footage, the documentary centers on the increasingly hostile disputes between an older white woman and the parents of the mostly black children she berates, leading a tragedy that shakes their neighborhood. It’s a gripping, heartbreaking true story about how fear and prejudice can easily go too far.<\/p>\n
Where to watch:<\/strong> Netflix<\/a><\/p>\n‘Stay’<\/h2>\n
<\/div>\n<\/div>\nJennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr. reunite on the slasher reboot “I Know What You Did Last Summer.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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- One of these movies is what you should watch tonight.<\/li>\n
- This weekend’s choices include theatrical releases arriving on streaming like “I Know What You Did Last Summer” on Netflix.<\/li>\n
- There are original new movies, too, including the Hulu supernatural drama “Stay” and Netflix documentary “The Perfect Neighbor.”<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Love movies? Live for TV? USA TODAY’s Watch Party newsletter has all the best recommendations, delivered right to your inbox.\u00a0Sign up now<\/a>\u00a0and be one of the cool kids.<\/em><\/p>\n
Did you miss the return of that dastardly Fisherman to the big screen? Well, to borrow a phrase: I know what you’re streaming this weekend.<\/p>\n
“I Know What You Did Last Summer” is one of several new movies hitting your favorite services<\/a> like Netflix, Hulu, Peacock and Amazon’s Prime Video<\/a> that you’ll want to check out. There are some other theatrical releases finally available at home<\/a>, such as a Danielle Deadwyler action thriller, plus a bunch of original fare, too, like a Hulu supernatural melodrama and a harrowing Netflix true-crime documentary. There’s even something for those who can’t wait for the next Martin Scorsese jam.<\/p>\n
Here are 10 new and notable movies (including one film-centric docuseries) you can stream right now<\/a>:<\/p>\n
’40 Acres’<\/h2>\n
In the post-apocalyptic thriller, ex-solder Hailey Freeman (Danielle Deadwyler) runs a large farm more than a decade after a fungal pandemic and civil war altered civilization. But a mistake by her son leads to Hailey scrambling to save her family when they’re suddenly under siege by a bunch of cannibalistic invaders.<\/p>\n
Where to watch:<\/strong> Hulu<\/a><\/p>\n
‘How to Train Your Dragon’<\/h2>\n
One of the few live-action remakes that actually lives up to its animated original. Mason Thames plays a Viking teen who befriends a dragon he’s supposed to hate in a revamped tale that\u00a0feels like a different experience<\/a>\u00a0than the first, with moments of wonder and awe featuring characters fleshed out in new ways \u2013 literally and figuratively.<\/p>\n
Where to watch:<\/strong> Peacock<\/a><\/p>\n
‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’<\/h2>\n
Need some 1990s nostalgia? Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr., stars of the original “Last Summer,” return for the slasher reboot. Their characters try to help when the Fisherman, a hook-wielding murderous menace in a rain slicker, returns to haunt yet another group of youngsters with no respect for road safety.<\/p>\n
Where to watch: <\/strong>Netflix<\/a><\/p>\n
‘John Candy: I Like Me’<\/h2>\n
Directed by Colin Hanks and produced by Ryan Reynolds, the documentary digs into Canadian comedian John Candy as a man and an icon<\/a>, using archival material and interviews with family and A-list friends. The movie explores an early trauma that affected his entire life, plus gives new context to Candy\u2019s most memorable screen moments.<\/p>\n
Where to watch:<\/strong> Prime Video<\/a><\/p>\n
‘Mr. Scorsese’<\/h2>\n
Cue that Martin Scorsese meme<\/a> because this is absolute cinema. In the five-part documentary about Scorsese’s career and impact on movies, he takes film lovers back to his origins and discusses how the battle between good vs. evil defines a lot of his work, with buddies like Robert De Niro and Leonardo DiCaprio along for the ride.<\/p>\n
Where to watch:<\/strong> Apple TV<\/a><\/p>\n
‘The Perfect Neighbor’<\/h2>\n
Told almost completely through police bodycam footage, the documentary centers on the increasingly hostile disputes between an older white woman and the parents of the mostly black children she berates, leading a tragedy that shakes their neighborhood. It’s a gripping, heartbreaking true story about how fear and prejudice can easily go too far.<\/p>\n
Where to watch:<\/strong> Netflix<\/a><\/p>\n
‘Stay’<\/h2>\n