Your Ultimate Streaming Guide: 9 Must-Watch New Shows & Movies This Week!

Get ready to dive into a spectacular week of streaming! From the highly anticipated final season of a beloved Netflix hit to action-packed prequels and spine-chilling sci-fi, our screens are overflowing with fresh content. Whether you're craving laughter, suspense, romance, or epic battles, this week, September 22-28, offers something for every mood and every viewer across Netflix, Apple TV+, Prime Video, Hulu, and more.

Let's unwrap the cinematic treats waiting for you to binge!

Sex Education Season 4 (Netflix)

Prepare for an emotional farewell as Sex Education returns for its fourth and final season.

Otis and Maeve's long-distance relationship faces new challenges as they navigate new academic environments. Otis is now at Cavendish College, a progressive and quirky institution, while Maeve is pursuing her dreams at Wallace University in the US. This season promises to deliver the characteristic humor, heart, and insightful exploration of relationships that fans have come to adore, all culminating in a poignant conclusion to the journey of these unforgettable characters.

The Continental: From the World of John Wick (Peacock / Prime Video)

Enter the shadowy origins of the John Wick universe with The Continental, a three-part prequel event.

Set in 1970s New York City, this series delves into the rise of a young Winston Scott as he's pulled into the dangerous underworld of the assassin-exclusive hotel. Expect a stylish, action-packed saga filled with betrayals, power struggles, and the meticulous world-building that made the John Wick films a phenomenon.

Mel Gibson also features in a prominent role, adding star power to this gritty tale.

No One Will Save You (Hulu / Disney+)

If you're in the mood for an intense, dialogue-free horror experience, No One Will Save You is your pick. Starring Kaitlyn Dever, this sci-fi thriller follows Brynn, a reclusive young woman haunted by her past, as her peaceful solitude is shattered by an unexpected alien invasion.

The film relies heavily on Dever's captivating performance and masterful sound design to create an atmosphere of dread and suspense, making for a truly unique and terrifying cinematic journey.

Krapopolis (Fox / Hulu)

From the genius mind of Dan Harmon (Rick and Morty, Community) comes Krapopolis, an animated comedy that transports you to ancient Greece.

This dysfunctional family sitcom centers on a flawed mortal king trying to establish one of the world's first cities, constantly battling his equally dysfunctional family of gods, monsters, and humans. Expect Harmon's signature blend of sharp wit, irreverent humor, and surprisingly insightful character dynamics in this hilarious new mythological romp.

Still Up (Apple TV+)

For those who enjoy a charming, witty romantic comedy, Still Up offers a delightful escape.

This series follows Lisa and Danny, two insomniacs who spend their sleepless nights talking on the phone. Their deep connection flourishes in the quiet hours, navigating their complicated lives and feelings for each other. It's a heartwarming and humorous exploration of modern romance, friendship, and the unique bond forged in shared sleeplessness.

Cassandro (Prime Video)

Gael García Bernal delivers a transformative performance in Cassandro, a powerful biopic about the real-life gay Lucha Libre wrestler Saúl Armendáriz.

The film chronicles his journey as he embraces the "exótico" persona of Cassandro, challenging the macho world of wrestling and finding liberation and fame. It's a moving story of identity, courage, and fighting for who you are, both inside and outside the ring.

Spy Kids: Armageddon (Netflix)

Get ready for a new generation of tech-savvy heroes with Spy Kids: Armageddon.

The beloved family-friendly franchise is rebooted with a fresh cast and a new adventure. When the children of the world's greatest secret agents accidentally help a powerful game developer unleash a dangerous computer virus, they must step up to become spy kids themselves to save their parents and the world.

Expect gadgets, action, and plenty of heart for a fun family movie night.

Deadloch (Prime Video)

If you missed this darkly comedic gem earlier this year, now's the time to catch Deadloch. This Australian comedy-noir series begins when a dead body washes ashore in the sleepy Tasmanian town of Deadloch.

Two wildly different female detectives, one a meticulous local and the other a charismatic blow-in from Darwin, are forced to work together to solve the murder. It's a hilarious, often shocking, and refreshingly unique take on the murder mystery genre.

The Ghost and Molly McGee Season 2 (Disney Channel / Disney+)

For younger viewers and those who enjoy lighthearted animated fun, The Ghost and Molly McGee returns for its second season.

The series continues to follow the optimistic and outgoing Molly McGee, who is cursed to be haunted by a grumpy ghost named Scratch. Instead of being scared, Molly befriends Scratch, and together they navigate daily life, causing mischief and spreading joy. It's a charming show about friendship, acceptance, and finding the fun in every situation.

This week's streaming lineup is truly stacked, offering a perfect blend of genres and storytelling.

So grab your snacks, settle in, and get ready to discover your next favorite obsession!