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- The Bad Guys 2 — Kids’ Animated Sequel Now on Peacock
- Champagne Problems — Romantic Comedy Set in France on Netflix
- John Cena’s Final Raw — Historic WWE Moment Streaming
- Hazbin Hotel: Live on Broadway — Animated Musical Concert on Prime Video
- One Shot with Ed Sheeran — One-Take Concert Film on Netflix
- The Conjuring: Last Rites — New Installment of the Horror Franchise on HBO Max
- Selena y Los Dinos — Intimate Documentary on Netflix
- The Roses — Dark Comedy of Divorce on Hulu
- The Great British Baking Show: Holidays, Season 8 — Festive Baking Specials on Netflix
- Shelby Oaks — Creepy Mystery Available to Rent on Prime Video
- A Man on the Inside, Season 2 — Heartfelt Sitcom Now on Netflix
- Train Dreams — Historical Drama From Denis Johnson’s Novella on Netflix
- The Celebrity Traitors UK — Star-Studded Reality Spin on Peacock
- If I Had Legs I’d Kick You — Psychological Thriller About Motherhood on Prime Video
- The Mighty Nein — Animated Fantasy Series Based on Critical Role on Prime Video
- Good Boy — Creature Feature Debut on Shudder
Choosing what to stream tonight can feel like mission control for your couch. From Netflix to Peacock, Prime Video to Shudder, new films and shows flood platforms weekly. Below are standout picks — fresh takes, quick verdicts, and where to catch each title.
The Bad Guys 2 — Kids’ Animated Sequel Now on Peacock
The sequel sends a reformed crew back into chaotic heists. The animation pops, and the voice cast brings energy. Yet the plot leans on familiar action-comedy patterns.
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Why it might work for family movie night
- Fast-paced gags and bright visuals.
- Strong ensemble voice performances lift weaker plotting.
Cast:
- Sam Rockwell
- Marc Maron
- Awkwafina
- Craig Robinson
- Natasha Lyonne
- and others
How to watch: Premieres on Peacock on Nov. 21.
Champagne Problems — Romantic Comedy Set in France on Netflix
A corporate deal in the Champagne region sparks an enemies-to-lovers romance. Expect glossy locations, warm chemistry, and plenty of rom-com beats.
Fast take
- Sweet, seasonal tone.
- Parisian backdrops and romantic mishaps.
Cast:
- Minka Kelly
- Tom Wozniczka
- Flula Borg
- Xavier Samuel
Where to stream: Available now on Netflix.
John Cena’s Final Raw — Historic WWE Moment Streaming
John Cena’s farewell Monday Night Raw at Madison Square Garden plays like a live sports milestone. Fans get spectacle, callbacks, and a sense of closing chapter.
What’s notable
- Big-match atmosphere for longtime viewers.
- Team-ups and crowd reactions make it a must-watch for fans.
How to watch: Now available on Netflix.
Hazbin Hotel: Live on Broadway — Animated Musical Concert on Prime Video
The cast brought the show to Broadway for a one-night concert. The performance captures the series’ songs and fans’ cosplay energy in a compact special.
Cast highlights: Christian Borle, Darren Criss, Jeremy Jordan, Patina Miller, Keith David.
Streaming: Now on Prime Video.
One Shot with Ed Sheeran — One-Take Concert Film on Netflix
Director Philip Barantini follows Ed Sheeran through New York in a continuous shot. The film blends surprise street performances and intimate moments.
- Unique, roving-concert format.
- Unexpected stops: subway, bar, rooftop.
How to watch: Debuts on Netflix on Nov. 21.
The Conjuring: Last Rites — New Installment of the Horror Franchise on HBO Max
The Warrens return to confront a purportedly demonic haunting. This chapter leans into familiar franchise beats and fan service more than bold reinvention.
For horror addicts
- Classic Conjuring atmosphere and period detail.
- Effective moments, though not the series’ boldest entry.
Cast: Vera Farmiga, Patrick Wilson.
How to watch: Debuts on HBO Max on Nov. 21.
Selena y Los Dinos — Intimate Documentary on Netflix
Archival family footage and interviews offer a close portrait of Selena Quintanilla and her rise in Tejano music. The film emphasizes legacy and personal stories.
Why it matters: Rare home videos and family perspectives deepen the portrait of a beloved artist.
How to watch: Streaming now on Netflix.
The Roses — Dark Comedy of Divorce on Hulu
A modern take on a famously bitter divorce tale brings top-tier talent but softens some of the novel’s edge. The result is polished, if less acerbic.
Cast: Olivia Colman, Benedict Cumberbatch, Andy Samberg, Allison Janney.
How to watch: Now streaming on Hulu.
The Great British Baking Show: Holidays, Season 8 — Festive Baking Specials on Netflix
Seasonal episodes reunite fan-favorite bakers for holiday challenges. Expect nostalgic warmth and showstopping desserts.
- Perfect for holiday mood or baking inspiration.
- Short, feel-good episodes ideal for casual viewing.
How to watch: Season 8 is streaming on Netflix.
Shelby Oaks — Creepy Mystery Available to Rent on Prime Video
A woman searches for her missing sister in a haunted-forest mystery. The film focuses on tension, atmosphere, and slow-burn dread.
Cast: Camille Sullivan, Brendan Sexton III, Keith David.
Availability: Rent or buy on Prime Video.
A Man on the Inside, Season 2 — Heartfelt Sitcom Now on Netflix
Ted Danson returns as a novice private investigator. This season blends cozy humor with emotional storylines and new campus-based cases.
What to expect
- Warm character moments and understated comedy.
- New romantic threads and family reckonings.
Cast: Ted Danson, Mary Elizabeth Ellis, Stephanie Beatriz.
How to watch: Season 2 is streaming on Netflix.
Train Dreams — Historical Drama From Denis Johnson’s Novella on Netflix
This period drama traces one man’s life across decades of American change. The film values mood, music, and quiet performance over plot fireworks.
Cast: Joel Edgerton, Felicity Jones, William H. Macy.
When it streams: Debuts on Netflix on Dec. 21.
The Celebrity Traitors UK — Star-Studded Reality Spin on Peacock
The UK celebrity edition swaps reality names for mainstream stars. The result is playful, campy, and often more entertaining than the original U.S. format.
- High charisma cast and surprising strategy plays.
- Great pick for fans of social-game reality TV.
Notable names: Stephen Fry, Alan Carr, Tom Daley, Paloma Faith.
How to watch: All nine episodes premiere on Peacock on Nov. 20.
If I Had Legs I’d Kick You — Psychological Thriller About Motherhood on Prime Video
Rose Byrne leads a tense, intimate drama about a therapist unraveling under pressure. The film grips with its unsettling tone and raw performance.
Cast: Rose Byrne, Christian Slater, Danielle Macdonald.
Where to rent: Available now for rental or purchase on Prime Video.
The Mighty Nein — Animated Fantasy Series Based on Critical Role on Prime Video
This animated series adapts a beloved D&D campaign into sweeping fantasy episodes. Expect found-family dynamics, elaborate magic, and sharp humor.
Why fans are excited
- Expanded runtimes deepen character arcs.
- Visuals amplify the campaign’s epic moments.
Voice cast: Laura Bailey, Matthew Mercer, Marisha Ray, and more.
Streaming schedule: First three episodes now on Prime Video. New episodes weekly.
Good Boy — Creature Feature Debut on Shudder
A fresh horror entry centers on a tense premise and eerie atmosphere. Short and sharp, it’s tailored to genre fans who like their scares compact.
Cast: Indy, Shane Jensen, Arielle Friedman, Larry Fessenden.
How to watch: Debuts on Shudder on Nov. 21.
