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This week offers a major surge of frightening series, spearheaded by the 2025 continuation I Know What You Did Last Summer arriving on the streaming giant. This feature chronicles a new collection of pals who conceal a deadly vehicle collision, yet require help from the characters of the classic movie to escape being hunted for their misdeeds. For those seeking other eerie selections, sequels to both The Jester 2 and Strangers' Return release additional frights on digital rental.

For fans of science fiction horror, Space Nightmare arrives on digital platforms. Meanwhile, the villains in Netflix’s animated take of Roald Dahl’s The Twits are simply a spiteful duo, yet they are extremely nasty.

Below is a summary of the most notable latest additions on streaming and VOD, including the largest, best, and hottest new movies you can view at home currently.

New on Netflix

Good News Film

• Genre: Black comedy
• Length: Over two hours
• Filmmaker: Byun Sung-hyun
• Stars: Ryoo Seung-bum plus others

Based on the historical 1970 hijacking of a Japanese commercial flight, Good News Story follows an absurd effort to safely land the jet. Whereas the hijackers intend to direct it to Pyongyang, a shadowy operative known as The Nobody (Sul) creates a plan with spy and army groups to fool them into touching down in the capital instead of Pyongyang.

I Know What You Did Last Summer

• Category: Killer thriller
• Duration: 111 minutes
• Helmer: Jennifer Robinson
• Actors: Chase Sui Wonders among others

A band of friends cover up a auto wreck they caused, however their wrongdoing comes back to haunt them in the shape of a hooked killer. Seem recognizable? After murdered in angling attire begins stalking them, the youthful potential targets ask for help from the previous set to confront the wrath of a retaliatory murderer in the beachfront community: Jennifer Love Hewitt returning to their parts from the original film of The Summer Secret.

The Twits

• Category: Musical animation
• Duration: 1h 38m
• Helmer: Johnston
• Actors: Natalie Portman among others

Screenwriter the director co-writes and directs a quite free version of the author's 1980 kids book about an horrible duo. Here they run an funfair powered by the sorrow of trapped enchanted animals until their plots are thwarted by nosy young outcasts.

New on Hulu

The 40 Acres Story

• Category: Apocalyptic drama
• Duration: Nearly two hours
• Helmer: Thorne
• Stars: Michael Greyeyes plus others

In a dark close future, a family in countryside Canada endures by keeping secluded, farming, and training for eventual conflict. Their preparation is tested when a ruthless paramilitary group murders the protective troops meant to guard the area and marches on their property aiming to steal each thing they’ve built.

Latest Shudder Additions

The Other

• Category: Thriller
• Length: Over an hour and a half
• Filmmaker: David Moreau
• Stars: Jean Schatz plus others

Alice (the actress) is estranged from her mother, but returns to her family house to settle her business after her passing. There she discovers the residence is outfitted with security cams and stocked with disturbing recordings. A malevolent force lurking in the building leads to a grim truth.

Latest Rentals

Space Horror

• Style: Science fiction horror
• Run time: 91 minutes
• Filmmaker: Director Varley
• Stars: Kate Mara among others

Astronaut Sam Walker (the actress) comes to returned on home with lost recollection of what happened on her journey to the ISS. Confined in isolation while the Pentagon examines, Walker starts suffering odd marks and visions that lead her to question if she arrived back by herself.

The Jester 2

• Style: Thriller
• Run time: Under an hour and a half
• Director: Colin Krawchuk
• Actors: Michael Sheffield and more

Adolescent illusionist the protagonist (Kaitlyn Trentham) lacks someone to spend time with on All Hallows' Eve, however she experiences a considerably more intense night out than she desired when a malevolent supernatural killer called the villain