Shows like "Love Is Blind: UK," "The Umbrella Academy," and "Industry" have new episodes this week.
Theatrical releases including "One Life" and "The Bikeriders" are also now streaming.
True crime fans can watch a new documentary about a double kidnapping on Max.
Reality TV lovers, rejoice: You have a new show to binge this weekend.
Netflix released a new international spinoff of its flagship "Love Is Blind" franchise. This iteration of the popular dating show focuses on singles looking for love in the UK.
"The Umbrella Academy" also dropped its final season this week, with all episodes, including the series finale, now streaming.
Meanwhile, Apple TV+ has a new movie starring Matt Damon and Casey Affleck, while a few noteworthy 2024 theatrical releases are now on streaming.
Here's a complete rundown of all the best movies, shows, and documentaries to stream this weekend, broken down by what kind of entertainment you're looking for.
Looking for reality dating drama? Watch "Love Is Blind: UK."
Trust me on this: These UK singles are just as messy and entertaining as their US counterparts on the original "Love Is Blind."
The first four episodes of "Love Is Blind: UK" dropped this week, and there's already plenty of drama brewing for the six couples who get engaged in the pods.
The 2024 theatrical release "One Life" is now streaming.
The true-story drama stars Oscar-winner Anthony Hopkins as a London stockbroker who once helped rescue Jewish children from Nazi-occupied territory on the brink of World War II.
The crime drama, directed by Jeff Nichols, stars Austin Butler and Tom Hardy as members of the Vandals Motorcycle Club, a fictional group of American bikers inspired by the real Outlaws Motorcycle Club depicted in Danny Lyon's photo book of the same name. Jodie Comer costars as the wife of Butler's character.