Seven Fresh Streaming Picks to Watch This Weekend Starting July 10

Fresh Entertainment Lands on Major Streaming Platforms

Streaming subscribers face an overwhelming abundance of choices across Hulu, Netflix, HBO Max, Disney+, Apple TV, Prime Video, Shudder, Paramount+, and Peacock. The vast libraries within each service can consume an hour of scrolling before viewers settle on something to watch. This weekend brings seven compelling new releases spanning multiple genres, from dystopian horror to heartfelt drama and quirky sports comedy.

These fresh arrivals offer something for every mood, whether you seek tear-jerking emotional journeys, relentless thrillers, or laugh-out-loud comedies. The selections include both theatrical releases making their streaming debut and platform exclusives designed to capture weekend audiences.

Colleen Hoover Adaptation Explores Guilt and Redemption

Reminders of Him joins the growing collection of Colleen Hoover novel adaptations with its home release this week. Director Vanessa Caswill, who previously helmed Love at First Sight, collaborates with Hoover and Lauren Levine on the screenplay. This drama tackles the heavy themes of processing guilt and finding a path forward in unthinkable circumstances.

Maika Monroe, known for her role in Longlegs, plays Kenna, a woman who serves time for the vehicular manslaughter of her boyfriend Scotty. The character faces the complex challenge of reconnecting with her daughter after incarceration. Having given birth to a daughter named Diem in prison, Kenna’s freedom comes with getting to know this now-six-year-old stranger.

The cast features Rudy Pankow from Outer Banks as Scotty and Tyriq Withers from I Know What You Did Last Summer as Ledger, Scotty’s best friend. Supporting roles include Lainey Wilson, Lauren Graham, and Bradley Whitford. The emotional narrative explores the apprehension and complexity of reconnecting with Scotty’s parents and confronting the all-too-present consequences of her past. Reminders of Him begins streaming on Peacock on July 10.

Stephen King’s Dystopian Death March Arrives

The Long Walk represents one of several high-profile Stephen King adaptations hitting screens this year, joining titles like The Running Man and IT: Welcome to Derry. The film conjures up a nightmarish dystopian future in which the U.S. hosts a yearly death march for young men, where the last walker standing wins any wish their heart desires.

Director Francis Lawrence pulls no punches in this adaptation. The talented young cast includes Cooper Hoffman, David Jonsson, and Ben Wang, who carry the relentlessly bleak saga. Viewers should prepare for serious emphasis on bleak themes, as this movie caters to audiences comfortable with dark, uncompromising narratives rather than happy watches.

Pickleball Comedy Brings Quirky Sports Humor

The Dink, directed by Josh Greenbaum, delivers a seemingly 1990s-styled comedy about an aging tennis pro who must pick up the devil’s paddle and play pickleball to save his local club. Jake Johnson stars as the protagonist facing this unconventional challenge in the sports world.

The ensemble cast features Ben Stiller, Ed Harris as the hero’s dad, and Mary Steenburgen as his mom. The screenplay comes from Hollywood Handbook legend Sean Clements, with additional casting including Patton Oswalt playing someone called Skip and an inevitable John McEnroe cameo. Viewers can catch this comedy starting July 24.

Slasher Favorite Debuts on Shudder

Faces of Death now streams on Shudder after failing to make much of an impression at the box office, a real shame considering how successful this year has been for the genre. Director Daniel Goldhaber and writer Isa Mazzei collaborated on the film, marking another great partnership between the creative duo. Horror enthusiasts who missed the theatrical run can now experience this critically praised slasher from the comfort of home.

Spanish Animation Tackles Existential Crisis

Decorado, based on the short film of the same name, represents one of GKids most exciting projects. This Spanish-Portuguese animated film runs 1 hour 35 minutes and features director Alberto Vázquez‘s distinctive vision. The black comedy follows an unemployed, middle-aged, and slightly depressed mouse named Arnold, who finds himself in the midst of an existential crisis.

The protagonist believes his reality to be fake and manufactured by a large corporation, creating a narrative that blends philosophical questioning with dark humor. The cast includes Asier Hormaza, Aintzane Gamiz, and Kandido Uranga. The film tackles weighty themes through animation, offering mature audiences an unconventional viewing experience available on VOD.

Martial Arts Revenge Thriller and Classic Drama Round Out Selections

The Furious, available to rent, follows two men on a quest for vengeance spanning 1 hour 53 minutes. Director Kenji Tanigaki orchestrates the action featuring Mo Tse, Joe Taslim, Yayan Ruhian, and Jeeja Yanin. The narrative centers on Wang, whose daughter falls victim to abduction by a child trafficking syndicate, and Navin, the journalist whose wife went missing while investigating the same criminal group.

Amores Perros receives a 4K restoration now streaming on Mubi. This beloved Alejandro González Iñárritu film runs 2 hours 34 minutes and features Gael Garcia Bernal, Emilio Echeverria, Goya Toledo, and Humberto Busto. Set in Mexico City, the drama follows three stories-those of a supermodel, an assassin, and an amateur dog fighter-whose lives become intertwined by a car wreck. The restoration allows new audiences to discover this critically acclaimed early work in stunning visual quality.