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10 New Movies to Watch this Weekend on Netflix, Prime Video, and Paramount Plus
Polygon recommends 10 newly available films across subscription services and video-on-demand, ranging from horror and science fiction to drama and romance. Its highlighted selections include franchise sequel Evil Dead Burn, Netflix’s claustrophobic sci-fi drama The Last House, and Angelina Jolie’s Paris Fashion Week drama Couture.
– Evil Dead Burn — VOD horror sequel about a bereaved woman confronting Deadites at an isolated family home.– The Last House — Netflix sci-fi film starring Greta Lee and Wagner Moura as a family trapped in their home.– Couture — VOD drama following three women during Paris Fashion Week, starring Angelina Jolie.– Big Baby — VOD horror about a screenwriter whose killer-baby nightmares blur into reality.– You, Me & Tuscany — Peacock romance involving a New York chef, a false identity and a Tuscan villa.
In short
- Polygon lists 10 new streaming and rental film choices.
- Horror titles feature prominently, including Evil Dead Burn.
- Netflix’s The Last House centres on an inescapable home.
Explained simply
Streaming services and video-on-demand stores make films available in different ways: a subscription may include a title, while a VOD release usually means viewers rent or buy it separately. This selection spans horror, science fiction, drama and romance, so it is aimed at readers looking for different kinds of films to watch.
The titles include franchise horror sequel Evil Dead Burn, sci-fi family drama The Last House, set around people trapped at home, and Couture, which follows three women during Paris Fashion Week. Other picks range from the horror film Big Baby to the romance You, Me & Tuscany.
The films feature familiar names including Greta Lee, Wagner Moura and Angelina Jolie, alongside stories about bereavement, isolation and identity. The range matters because it offers different tones and subjects across several services, though availability depends on where a viewer watches.