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9 new movies and shows to stream this weekend on Netflix, Paramount+ and more (Oct. 9-11)

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9 new movies and shows to stream this weekend on Netflix, Paramount+ and more (Oct. 9-11)

As the nights get longer, the streaming calendar is getting a little darker, stranger and more fun. There are plenty of options for what to watch this weekend across Netflix, Paramount+, Apple TV and other streaming services, plus broadcast and cable.

As Tom’s Guide’s streaming editor, I watch TV and movies as my job, and I’ve curated and ranked this week’s biggest new releases to help you skip the scrolling and get straight to something worth watching.

This week’s lineup runs the gamut from the blockbuster superhero action of “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” and Ben Affleck's crime thriller “Animals” to “Matchbox the Movie," because apparently everything can be a movie now. For some spooky season spine tingles, “Carrie” revisits the Stephen King tale, while “Below" chases a sea monster. Here’s my weekend watchlist, ranked by must-watch factor.

Genre: Superhero action Runtime: 2h 25min What it’s about: Peter Parker (Tom Holland) finds superhero life much lonelier when the whole world has forgotten you. After “No Way Home,” Peter is on his own, watching from afar as MJ (Zendaya) and Ned (Jacob Batalon) move on and spending his days protecting New York as Spider-Man. But his powers are changing in ways he can’t control, just as a mysterious, body-hopping threat emerges in the city. Why it’s worth your time: Holland gets to play Peter as an actual grown-up, and a forlorn one at that. The result is a moodier Spider-Man movie, with less goofy banter and more existential angst, plus terrific turns from Sadie Sink, Jon Bernthal and Florence Pugh.


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