1. „The Body”(2026) – Rotten Tomatoes: 100%
Among all new releases this weekend, this title should be your first choice. The Bodydraws comparisons to Stephen King's Carrie. Kristina Bogic and Sara Boustany star as Anya and Elise. These two nuns at a Catholic school suddenly gain unexplained prophetic visions. Their visions plunge their town into chaos. The Body doesn't resemble anything else on streaming right now,wrote Gabrielle Moss for Collider. This praise helped secure a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes. Sofia Wylie, Geena Meszaros, Shirley Chen, and Gabby Windey also appear. This series is destined to top Netflix charts. Don't miss this wave of popularity.
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After concluding its eighth season on CBS earlier this year, The Neighborhoodmoved to Netflix at the start of this month. Created by Jim Reynolds, this feel-good sitcom stars Max Greenfield and Cedric the Entertainer. They play middle-class neighbors who become unlikely friends. This happens after the first moves into a predominantly Black area of Los Angeles. The show is warm, funny, and not meant to be taken too seriously. It is the ideal option for a relaxed weekend. Over eight seasons, the show aired 155 episodes. It even earned a Primetime Emmy nomination for multi-camera comedy editing. With so much content available, now is the perfect time for a binge session.
One of last month's most anticipated Netflix premieres may have slipped under the radar. Why not make up for lost time this weekend? Belowwas written and created by Jesse McKeown, the creator of The Umbrella Academy. The series follows Josh Hartnett as fisherman Calvin. He must defend his small community from a mysterious sea creature. Charlie Heaton, Mackenzie Davis, and Ruby Stokes join Hartnett in this tense drama. When you finish your visit to ' Below,' you might not feel tempted to return, but you won't regret spending a weekend there,wrote Carly Lane for Collider. She gave it 7/10. So why not enjoy all six episodes now?
3. „Below”(2026) – Rotten Tomatoes: 87% | IMDb: 6.3/10
- Directors: Jamie Childs, Stephen Dunn, Helen Shaver - Cast: Perry Chafe, Jesse McKeown, Karen Walton, Natty Zavitz - Creator: Jesse McKeown