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Currently delivers a major surge of horror franchises, led by the 2025 follow-up I Know What You Did Last Summer debuting on the platform. This movie chronicles a new set of pals who cover up a lethal vehicle collision, however need assistance from the victims of the 1997 film to escape being hunted for their misdeeds. Interested in further spooky selections, continuations to both The Jester and The Strangers: Chapter 2 unleash new scares on digital rental.

Lovers of futuristic frights, The Astronaut touches down on VOD. In the meantime, the antagonists in the streamer's animated adaptation of the classic writer's Twits' Tale are merely a spiteful pair, however they are incredibly disgusting.

Below is a summary of the most notable recent arrivals on on-demand services and video on demand, including the major, top-rated, and trending recent pictures you can stream at home today.

Fresh on Netflix

Good News Film

• Category: Dark humor
• Length: 136 minutes
• Helmer: Director Byun
• Stars: Ryoo Seung-bum plus others

Based on the actual 1970s seizure of a Japan's airliner, The Good News details an ridiculous endeavor to touch down the plane. Whereas the hijackers aim to fly it to Pyongyang, a mysterious spy called Agent Nobody (Kyung-gu) creates a strategy with secret and defense teams to trick them into touching down in Seoul instead.

I Know What You Did Last Summer

• Style: Slasher film
• Run time: Nearly two hours
• Director: Jennifer Kaytin Robinson
• Actors: Madelyn Cline among others

A set of pals cover up a car accident they caused, but their crime returns to torment them in the shape of a bladed slasher. Ring a bell? After murdered in fishing outfits starts hunting them, the youthful intended prey ask for guidance from the last group to encounter the wrath of a revenge-seeking murderer in the seaside village: the original stars returning to their parts from the original version of I Know What You Did Last Summer.

Twits' Tale

• Style: Cartoon musical
• Length: 1h 38m
• Director: Phil Johnston
• Actors: Johnny Vegas among others

Author the director co-writes and directs a very loose take of Roald Dahl’s 1980s kids book about an terrible pair. Here they manage an theme park run on the tears of imprisoned magical creatures until their plans are thwarted by meddling young outcasts.

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Forty Acres

• Genre: Post-apocalyptic thriller
• Run time: 1h 53m
• Helmer: Director Thorne
• Actors: Michael Greyeyes plus others

In a bleak upcoming era, a family in remote the Great White North survives by remaining secluded, cultivating, and drilling for eventual attack. Their training is challenged when a vicious armed force kills the government forces supposed to protect the region and advances on their home looking to steal all they’ve built.

Fresh on Shudder

The Other

• Style: Thriller
• Duration: 95 minutes
• Director: David Moreau
• Actors: Olga Kurylenko plus others

The protagonist (Olga Kurylenko) is alienated from her mother, but comes back to her family house to manage her affairs after her passing. At the house she uncovers the house is equipped with security cams and stocked with chilling videos. A malevolent entity lurking in the building leads to a dark discovery.

Fresh for Rental

The Astronaut

• Genre: Sci-fi terror
• Run time: Over an hour and a half
• Filmmaker: Jess Varley
• Stars: Kate Mara and more

Cosmonaut the main character (Mara) awakens returned on home with lost recollection of what happened on her mission to the space station. Stuck in quarantine during the military examines, the astronaut commences having strange injuries and delusions that cause her to doubt if she came back to Earth by herself.

The Jester Sequel

• Style: Terror
• Duration: Under an hour and a half
• Helmer: Colin Krawchuk
• Stars: Michael Sheffield plus others

Young sorcerer the protagonist (Trentham) has no anybody to spend time with on Halloween, yet she gets a far more intense night than she desired when a sinister paranormal slasher known as the Jester