What’s new on Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, and more? We’ve got you covered. Written by Belen Edwards and Kristy Puchko on April 9, 2026.
Sydney Sweeney takes a swing with her performance as boxer Christy Martin in “Christy,” now streaming on HBO Max, but the film lacks subtlety and depth in its storytelling.
Laguna Beach’s original cast reunites in “The Reunion: Laguna Beach,” offering a reflective rather than explosive reunion, now available on Roku.
Netflix’s “Trust Me: The False Prophet” is a chilling true crime series that delves into disturbing cult activities following Warren Jeffs’ conviction.
Discover the chess cheating scandal with Magnus Carlsen and Hans Niemann in “Untold: Chess Mates,” now on Netflix.
“The Addiction of Hope” on Prime Video explores family sacrifice and personal dreams in a moving narrative.
“Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord” on Disney+, explores Maul’s criminal ambitions post-Clone Wars with intriguing Sith plots.
Hulu’s “Sirāt” features an intense father-and-son journey in search of a missing family member amidst a rave in Morocco.
“The Miniature Wife” on Peacock is a comedy where Elizabeth Banks’ character inadvertently gets shrunk, leading to comedic chaos.
Season 5 of “The Boys” on Prime Video presents a dark, challenging portrayal of heroics and authoritarian themes in America.
“Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat Reunion Special” on Prime Video catches up with Anthony Norman post-prank show.
“Thrash,” available on Netflix, combines disaster movie tropes with predatory sharks during a hurricane.
Fans of “Dungeons and Dragons” can enjoy “Dimension 20: City Council of Darkness” on Dropout for a vampire-themed adventure.
Netflix’s “Big Mistakes” offers dysfunctional family comedy integrating crime and humor.
The final season of “Hacks” on HBO Max brings an emotional conclusion to Deborah Vance and Ava’s journey.
“The Testaments” on Hulu follows Gilead’s young women’s struggle against authoritarian rule using YA storytelling.
“Euphoria” Season 3 on HBO Max resumes its highly intense drama surrounding youth struggles and ambitions.
“Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair” on Hulu revisits the chaotic family dynamic two decades later.
Finally, “The Audacity” on AMC+ debuts with witty satire of Silicon Valley’s ethically dubious world.