The Best New Movies on Streaming This Weekend

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It’s a fresh new week, and that means plenty of new movies are available to stream at home this weekend. We at ScreenCrush have put together a guide to help you find the best new releases to enjoy as you relax after a long week of work.

Weekends are perfect for movie time! If you don’t feel like going to the cinema, you can easily enjoy a film at home with popcorn and cozy pajamas.

New Movies Streaming This Week and Weekend

This week, enjoy the new animated comedy Goat from Sony Pictures Animation, and the thrilling return of Sam Raimi with Send Help. You can also catch a hilarious new action comedy featuring James Marsden and Vince Vaughn.

Want even more options? Check out other recent new movie streaming releases here.

Here are four new movies you can enjoy at home this weekend – you can rent them on demand or watch them for free on streaming services.

Goat

In the animated comedy Goat, a determined young goat chases his dream of becoming a professional Roarball player, proving that even the smallest competitors can succeed. You can watch it at home starting March 25th.

Where to watch Goat: Prime Video, Apple TV, Fandango at Home.

Send Help

After a plane crash leaves them stranded on a deserted island, a CEO who mistreats his employee finds their power dynamic shifting in the survival thriller, Send Help. The film was released for rental or purchase on March 24th.

Where to watch Send Help: Prime Video, Apple TV, Fandango at Home.

How to Make a Killing

Glen Powell stars in the dark comedy thriller How to Make a Killing as a working-class man who plots to kill seven of his rich relatives in order to inherit their fortune. The film began streaming at home on March 24th.

Where to watch How to Make a Killing: Prime Video, Apple TV, Fandango at Home.

Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice

In the sci-fi action comedy Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice, two gangster pals and the woman they both care for find themselves in a wild, dangerous night filled with time travel. They’re desperately trying to fix a mistake that could have deadly consequences. You can stream it at home starting March 27.

Where to watch Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice: Hulu.

Pretty Lethal

When a bus carrying a competitive ballet troupe breaks down at a secluded inn, their night takes a terrifying turn in the action thriller, Pretty Lethal. You can stream it at home starting March 25th.

Where to watch Pretty Lethal: Prime Video.

The Worst Movies of the Last 10 Years (2016-2025) According to Letterboxd)

10. Megamind vs. the Doom Syndicate (2024)

With an average Letterboxd rating of 1.18, this animated sequel is shockingly cheap-looking for a major studio production. It genuinely looks as bad as one of The Asylum’s low-budget mockbusters, specifically resembling a poorly made version of Megamind. The movie is largely set on the streets of Metro City, which appear flat, lifeless, and completely deserted. Aside from a single dance party scene, there are no people anywhere – it’s as if Megamind and the Doom Syndicate are battling it out in a ghost town. The visual style feels reminiscent of the less foggy levels from the Superman Nintendo 64 game.

9. The Next 365 Days (2022)

The average Letterboxd user rating for The Next 365 Days is a very low 1.18. The original 365 Days, a Polish erotic thriller similar to 50 Shades of Grey, unexpectedly became popular on Netflix during the early days of the pandemic. This led to the quick production of two sequels. However, that decision may have been made too soon, as The Next 365 Days has received over 16,000 reviews with a rating of just half a star on Letterboxd.

8. The Mouse Trap (2024)

With an average Letterboxd rating of 1.14, this film is part of a troubling trend in recent horror. It’s one of many low-budget movies capitalizing on newly public domain characters – specifically, iconic figures like Mickey Mouse. After the initial film in this wave gained attention and profit, numerous copycats appeared. This one features a masked killer terrorizing an arcade, following the expiration of copyright on the original Mickey Mouse short, “Steamboat Willie.” A popular Letterboxd review perfectly captures the sentiment: “Disney, please copyright Mickey Mouse again.”

7. 2025: The World Enslaved By a Virus (2021)

With an average Letterboxd rating of just 1.14, this film isn’t connected to the classic song by Zager and Evans. It’s a science fiction story set in a bleak future where Christianity is outlawed after a Covid pandemic. It hasn’t received any reviews from critics on Rotten Tomatoes, and audiences on Letterboxd clearly aren’t enjoying it, as reflected by its 12% Popcornmeter score.

6. 365 Days (2020)

The average Letterboxd rating for the film 365 Days is a very low 1.13. Many users seem to have strongly disliked it – some even jokingly call it “terrorism.” To put that in perspective, it’s almost a full point lower than the notoriously bad Plan 9 From Outer Space, and there are only five movies on this list with even lower ratings.

5. Swiped (2018)

With an average Letterboxd rating of just 1.10, this comedy features Noah Centineo as a college student who enlists his awkward roommate to build a dating app. One Letterboxd user described it as a film they show to people when they’re angry – not exactly a glowing recommendation!

4. 365 Days: This Day (2022)

With an average Letterboxd rating of just 1.09, 365 Days: This Day is considered the weakest film in the 365 Days series by users of the platform. This sequel, and the first follow-up to the original 365 Days (distinct from The Next 365 Days which was actually the second sequel), is almost universally disliked, with reviews frequently pointing out issues with the lead character and suggesting the premise would be better suited to a crime drama like Criminal Minds or Mindhunter.

3. Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey (2023)

With an average Letterboxd rating of just 1.08, Blood and Honey is widely considered a poor film. Like The Mousetrap, it’s based on a story now in the public domain – A.A. Milne’s classic work. However, it fails as both a horror slasher and as a commentary on children’s literature. Ironically, the film only succeeds in making a strange case against the idea of public domain – suggesting that copyright protection might be useful in preventing truly terrible movies from being made. In short, Blood and Honey is a dreadful film.

2. Jeepers Creepers: Reborn (2022)

With an average rating of just 1.05 on Letterboxd, Jeepers Creepers: Reborn is considered one of the worst horror movies of the last decade. This reboot of the Jeepers Creepers franchise—about a monster who hunts teenagers every 23 years—received overwhelmingly negative reviews, and many users believe it will be a very long time before anyone attempts another film in the series. One review perfectly captures the sentiment: “I genuinely believe this was written in crayon.”

1. War of the Worlds (2025)

The average Letterboxd user rating for War of the Worlds is a remarkably low 0.97. The film feels less like a serious science fiction story and more like a poorly made, pandemic-era production featuring disinterested celebrities. It’s also essentially a two-hour advertisement for Amazon, with the plot revolving around a hacker (played by Ice Cube) who must use an Amazon drone to save the world. During a planetary crisis, the film awkwardly pauses to promote Amazon’s Prime Air delivery service. It’s so bad and so overtly commercial that it’s hard to even consider it a movie, making it the lowest-rated film of the past decade. Achieving a score under 1.0 on Letterboxd is extremely rare, requiring almost everyone who saw the film to give it the worst possible rating.

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2026-03-25 18:27