LOS ANGELES, September 12 — The weekend streaming slate begins with a pair of headline picks, and they could hardly be more different in tone. Netflix leads with “Crew Girl,” while Paramount+ counters with the comedy “Colin From Accounts,” according to Decider’s recurring “New Shows & Movies To Watch This Weekend” roundup, which aggregates newly available films and series across the major platforms. The roundup’s value is simple and practical.
It is organized around what is newly watchable over a given weekend, functioning as a single-stop guide rather than a review. It tells viewers which platform carries which title.
For readers deciding what to watch, that is the whole point.
A Guide, Not a Verdict
Decider’s weekend column sits alongside the outlet’s separate “Stream It Or Skip It” reviews, which offer critical judgment where the roundup offers only availability. The two work in tandem. A reader can scan the roundup to see what has arrived, then turn to the reviews to decide whether it is worth the time.
The platform index attached to the roundup is broad. It lists Acorn TV, Amazon Prime Video, AMC+, Apple TV, BritBox, Disney+, ESPN, FandangoNow, Fox Nation, Fox One, fuboTV, Google Play, Hallmark Channel, HBO Max, Hulu, MGM+, Netflix, Paramount+, PBS, Peacock, Philo, Pluto TV, Showtime, Shudder, Sling TV, Starz, The Criterion Channel, The Roku Channel, Tubi and YouTube.
Genres listed include romance, children’s and family, comedy, drama, documentary and reality, and music.
What Else Is Surfacing
Within the same Decider feed, the weekend roundup sits alongside other recent streaming coverage. There is a “Stream It Or Skip It” review of “The Last Sunrise” on Amazon Prime Video, described as a spicy romance from the author of the “After” franchise. There is also a piece on where “The Last Sunrise” was filmed in Mallorca, and a release-date explainer for when that film comes to Prime Video.
Other titles surfacing in the feed’s recent coverage include “Moana,” “One Night Only,” “Toy Story 5” — which has come to digital, with an accompanying question about when it will stream on Disney Plus — and “Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie,” with a Netflix-or-Disney-Plus availability question.
Also appearing are “Minions and Monsters,” Tyler Perry’s “Why Did I Get Married Again?” on Netflix, “Widow’s Bay,” “Dark Matter,” “Mile End Kicks” on Netflix starring Barbie Ferreira, “Mother Mary” on VOD starring Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel, “Mortal Kombat II” on VOD, “The Roast Of Kevin Hart” on Netflix, and the Oasis documentary “Don’t Look Back in Anger.” The feed also carries non-review service journalism.
That includes release-date explainers for “Dutton Ranch” Season 2 and “Marshals” Season 2, a “Yellowstone” streaming availability piece, and an explainer on where to watch the Gloria Steinem film “The Glorias.” For those involved in the weekend’s viewing decisions, the roundup’s structure matters as much as its picks.
Netflix and Paramount+ supply the two headline titles in this edition, but the guide’s real function is to sort new arrivals by service, mood or format — so that a viewer can find the right thing without scrolling through every platform’s home screen. What to watch next, then, is less a question of one title than of method. Start with the roundup for what is new, check the reviews for what is good, and use the genre and platform indexes to narrow the field.
This weekend, that path leads first to “Crew Girl” and “Colin From Accounts.”
