New Streaming Releases: Scary Sequels and Beyond
Right now delivers a significant wave of frightening franchises, spearheaded by the new follow-up The Summer Secret debuting on Netflix. The film chronicles a different collection of companions who cover up a lethal vehicle collision, yet require support from the characters of the original picture to escape being killed for their crimes. For those seeking additional eerie selections, sequels to both Jester's Return and The Strangers unleash new frights on video on demand.
Lovers of futuristic frights, Astronaut's Return touches down on video on demand. In the meantime, the antagonists in Netflix’s animated adaptation of Roald Dahl’s Twits' Tale are simply a spiteful duo, but they are incredibly nasty.
Below is a summary of the top latest additions on on-demand services and video on demand, covering the major, best, and trending recent pictures you can watch at your residence today.
Fresh on Netflix
Good News
- Style: Satirical comedy
- Length: 136 minutes
- Helmer: Director Byun
- Actors: Hong Kyung and more
Drawing from the actual 1970 seizure of a from Japan commercial flight, Good News depicts an ridiculous endeavor to bring down the aircraft. Whereas the hijackers intend to take it to North Korea, a secret spy named The Nobody (Sul) hatches a plan with intelligence and army groups to trick them into touching down in Seoul as an alternative.
I Know What You Did Last Summer
- Category: Slasher film
- Duration: 1h 51m
- Director: Jennifer Kaytin Robinson
- Stars: Madelyn Cline among others
A band of companions conceal a car accident they caused, but their wrongdoing comes back to haunt them in the guise of a sharp slasher. Seem recognizable? After killed in fishing outfits commences pursuing them, the teenage potential targets ask for advice from the earlier set to confront the anger of a retaliatory slasher in the seaside village: the original stars returning to their roles from the 1997 film of I Know What You Did Last Summer.
Twits' Tale
- Style: Animated musical
- Run time: 1h 38m
- Helmer: Director Johnston
- Stars: Margo Martindale among others
Author Phil Johnston scripts and directs a quite free take of the author's 1980s young readers' tale about an terrible couple. In this film they run an theme park powered by the sorrow of trapped enchanted animals till their schemes are thwarted by meddling young outcasts.
Fresh on Hulu
The 40 Acres Story
- Category: Apocalyptic drama
- Duration: Nearly two hours
- Director: R.T. Thorne
- Stars: Kataem O'Connor plus others
In a dark near future, a household in rural the Great White North persists by remaining isolated, cultivating, and training for eventual attack. Their readiness is tested when a vicious armed force murders the Union Army meant to defend the region and moves on their property attempting to steal all they’ve created.
New on Shudder
Other
- Genre: Terror
- Length: Over an hour and a half
- Director: Moreau
- Cast: Jean Schatz and more
Alice (the actress) is estranged from her mom, yet comes back to her family house to manage her matters after her demise. At the house she discovers the home is rigged with surveillance cameras and packed with disturbing recordings. A evil presence skulking in the house leads to a chilling truth.
New to Rent
Space Horror
- Genre: Science fiction horror
- Length: Over an hour and a half
- Filmmaker: Director Varley
- Actors: Gabriel Luna and more
Space traveler the main character (Mara) awakens back on the planet with lost recollection of what happened on her assignment to the ISS. Confined in isolation during the military investigates, the astronaut begins having odd injuries and delusions that make her wonder if she returned home alone.
Jester's Return
- Style: Horror
- Length: 1h 27m
- Director: Colin Krawchuk
- Stars: Michael Sheffield and more
Young sorcerer the main character (Kaitlyn Trentham) lacks anyone to hang out with on the holiday, yet she receives a far more intense night out than she wanted when a sinister otherworldly killer referred to as Jester
