The 7 best things to stream this weekend, from a shocking true-crime story to a thrilling video-game adaptation

• Check out new shows like "Fallout" and "The Sympathizer" this weekend.

• Movies like "The Greatest Hits" are newly streaming.

• Watch documentaries like "What Jennifer Did" and "Brandy Hellville & The Cult of Fast Fashion."

From dramas to reality TV to true crime, there's something new out for everyone this weekend.

Prime Video's highly anticipated "Fallout" series, based on the beloved video games, dropped its full season on the streamer this week. Entertainment reporter Eammon Jacobs calls it a "masterful adaptation that captures the games' adventure and mystery."

Meanwhile, over on Netflix, "What Jennifer Did" depicts the harrowing true story of a young Canadian woman found guilty of first-degree murder for conspiring to have her strict parents killed.

In the mood for something lighter? There's a new "Bluey" special coming out for parents and kids to enjoy together, or the romantic fantasy "The Greatest Hits" that's perfect for an at-home date night.

Here's a complete rundown of all the best movies, shows, and documentaries to stream this weekend, broken down by what kind of entertainment you're looking for.

'Fallout' is a must-see postapocalyptic drama

Don't be put off by the fact that this guy is missing a nose.

Amazon's new "Fallout" show is worth a watch, whether you're familiar with the original video game series or not. (But if you are a gamer and already blew through the show, I suggest you check out BI's roundup of all the details you missed for a deep-dive into its many Easter eggs.)

From "Westworld" cocreators Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, all eight episodes of the first season are available now.

Streaming on: Prime Video

For a new reality TV fix, watch 'Patti Stanger: The Matchmaker'

If you're an OG "Millionaire Matchmaker" fan, you're in luck: Patti Stanger is back with a new reality show, and she's as unfiltered as ever.

Streaming on: The CW app (or Hulu Live TV)

True crime fans should check out 'What Jennifer Did'

This new true-crime documentary explores the story of Jennifer Pan, a Canadian woman who was convicted of first-degree murder for hiring hitmen to kill her strict Vietnamese immigrant parents when she was 24.

Streaming on: Netflix

Or for a different kind of true story, watch 'Brandy Hellville & The Cult of Fast Fashion'

The HBO Original documentary tracks the rise and fall of Brandy Melville, once a must-have, Instagram-beloved brand for teens.

The fast-fashion company's cult-like following unraveled when allegations of discriminatory work practices — investigated by Business Insider senior correspondent Kate Taylor, who's a featured participant in the doc — came to light.

Streaming on: Max

For something prestige-y, check out 'The Sympathizer'

HBO's new darkly comedic drama is based on the 2015 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel of the same name by Vietnamese-American professor Viet Thanh Nguyen. It follows a half-Vietnamese, half-French communist spy living in America near the end of the Vietnam War.

Robert Downey Jr. serves as an executive producer and also plays multiple antagonists on the show under some heavy makeup and prosthetics. The first episode premieres Sunday.

Streaming on: Max

If you want something to watch with your young kids, stream the new 'Bluey' special

If you're a parent, you know that finding quality children's programming is difficult.

"Bluey" quickly became famous for resonating as much with moms and dads as it does with their children. The beloved, Emmy-winning animated show's first-ever extended special — called "The Sign" and clocking in at a whopping 28 minutes long — hits Disney+ on Sunday.

Streaming on: Disney+

If you want something light and romantic, watch 'The Greatest Hits'

The new movie stars Lucy Boynton as a woman named Harriet grieving her dead boyfriend who discovers she can travel back in time whenever she hears a song from her past. She has to reckon with whether to attempt to change the past or move on with a new love interest in the present. The vibe is very "Time Traveler's Wife."

Streaming on: Hulu

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