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What to watch: Best movies new to streaming from John Wick 4 to Spider-Man: No Way Home

Other highlights include The Boogeyman

Deciding what to watch? John Wick: Chapter 4 and Spider-Man: No Way Home are some of the films to stream. (Marvel/Lionsgate/20th Century)
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Not sure what to watch this weekend? Well for those looking for a blockbuster binge, this week boasts several exciting films.

Prime Video, Netflix, Disney+ and Paramount+ subscribers have a lot to enjoy, from the latest in the John Wick franchise to horror films of both the scary and family friendly kind.

So, without further ado, here is Yahoo’s guide to the movies new to streaming.

Spider-Man: No Way Home | Netflix (pick of the week)

Spider-Man: No Way Home (Sony Pictures/Marvel Studios)
Spider-Man: No Way Home (Sony Pictures/Marvel Studios)

One of the biggest releases of 2021, Spider-Man: No Way Home was a superhero film that lived up to the hype and then some.

Despite constant denials from the likes of Andrew Garfield in the lead up, the film became a sensation when the actor did appear alongside Tobey Maguire to suit up with Tom Holland bring a fun, heartfelt and thrilling tribute to Spider-Man on screen.

The film was the first in the Marvel Cinematic Universe to really bring the multiverse into play in a big way, and it sees 3 Spider-Men teaming up to defeat some of their greatest enemies — what’s not to love?

John Wick: Chapter 4 | Prime Video

Keanu Reeves as John Wick in John Wick: Chapter 4. (Murray Close/Lionsgate)
Keanu Reeves as John Wick in John Wick: Chapter 4. (Murray Close/Lionsgate)

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The fourth film in the John Wick franchise continues the high-octane momentum of the series, and sees Keanu Reeves return as the retired assassin fighting to destroy the High Table organisation once and for all.

With big sets, a campy villain, and action legends like Donnie Yen and Hiroyuki Sanada bringing new blood into the franchise, the film is another thrilling chapter in the character’s story.

The Boogeyman | Disney+

THE BOOGEYMAN, Sophie Thatcher, 2023. ph: Patti Perrett /© 20th Century Studios /Courtesy Everett CollectionG
Sophie Thatcher in The Boogeyman (20th Century Studios)

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It’s spooky season so why not enjoy a horror film this week, with The Boogeyman bringing the Stephen King story to life.

The film follows two sisters who are coming to terms with the death of their mother, but when one of their father’s patients visits their home he leaves behind an evil entity that begins terrorising them.

Monster High 2 | Paramount+

Monster High 2 (Paramount+)
Monster High 2 (Paramount+)

For something a little more family friendly, there is Monster High 2 which follows a group of teens with supernatural abilities as they navigate high school life.

The best films to watch on TV this weekend

If streaming services aren’t your thing don’t worry, because there is plenty on Freeview TV to enjoy as well.

The BBC will be airing recent hits like Ladybird, while Channel 4 will air Rian Johnson’s hit whodunnit Knives Out on Saturday.

Ana de Armas and Daniel Craig in whodunnit thriller 'Knives Out'. (Credit: Lionsgate)
Ana de Armas and Daniel Craig in whodunnit thriller 'Knives Out', which is airing on TV this weekend (Credit: Lionsgate)

Sunday sees films like The Beach and Us airing on BBC One and BBC Two, while ITV 4 will be airing Brendan Fraser’s hit film The Mummy.

Here are Yahoo's picks of the weekend:

Saturday, 14 October

  • Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging: 2.40pm, Film4

  • Knives Out: 9.30pm, Channel 4

  • Lady Bird: 12.10am, BBC One

Sunday, 15 October

  • How to Train Your Dragon: 2pm, Channel 4

  • Us: 9pm, BBC Two

  • The Beach: 10.30pm, BBC One