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Wondering what to watch this weekend? We've got an exciting lineup for you, and you will be able to stream these titles from the comfort of your couch. Keep reading to know what's in store.
Apple TV+ will offer two great titles: Cate Blanchett's highly-anticipated series Disclaimer and Malala Yousafzai’s The Last of the Sea Women, which is a documentary about Jeju Island divers. If you're a horror fan, you can check out Brandon Espy's film, Mr. Crocket, and the Shudder Original film, Daddy’s Head.
Moving on, Netflix fans can watch Lonely Planet starring Laura Dern, the Korean-language film Uprising, and the Chilean historical crime drama In Her Place. Lastly, you can also stream The Confidante, which is the first Max Original four-part limited series from France starring Laure Calamy, watch Justin Hartley in action in the second season of Tracker, or get into the Halloween spirit with Disney+'s “The Most Wonderful Time of the Year” – A New Short from The Simpsons.
So, without further ado, let's take a deep dive into the shows and films you can watch this weekend.
Disclaimer
When: Friday, Oct. 11
Where: Apple TV+
Rating: TV-MA
This gripping series, based on Renée Knight’s bestselling novel, delves into the dark and complex world of a celebrated journalist who faces the consequences of her hidden past. Disclaimer features Cate Blanchett as Catherine Ravenscroft, a journalist whose world begins to unravel after receiving a novel from an enigmatic source.
The Last of the Sea Women
When: Friday, Oct. 11
Where: Apple TV+
In The Last of the Sea Women, a group of resilient grandmother warriors from South Korea's Jeju Island take on oceanic threats in a bid to preserve their ancestral way of life. Produced by Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai and directed by Sue Kim, it provides an intimate look at a community striving to survive and fighting to preserve a unique tradition in the face of global change.
Mr. Crocket
When: Friday, Oct. 11
Where: Hulu
In 1993, a mysterious children's show host, Mr. Crocket, appeared out of television sets and abducted young children while also killing their parents.
Daddy’s Head
When: Friday, Oct. 11
Where: Shudder
In the aftermath of his father's sudden death, a young boy finds himself in the eerie solitude of a vast country estate with his newly widowed stepmother. Struggling with the overwhelming challenges of parenthood, she becomes increasingly distant, threatening their already fragile bond. As tension mounts, the boy begins to hear unsettling noises echoing through the halls and is soon haunted by a grotesque creature that bears a disturbing resemblance to his late father.
Uprising
When: Friday, Oct. 11
Where: Netflix
Rating: TV-MA
Set against the backdrop of war, Uprising offers a compelling narrative that follows the tumultuous journey of two childhood friends who become adversaries. As their lives intertwine amid the chaos, the series explores themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the profound impact of conflict on personal relationships.
Lonely Planet
When: Friday, Oct. 11
Where: Netflix
Rating: R
A reclusive novelist attends a prestigious writer's retreat in Morocco, seeking solace and inspiration to overcome her writer's block. Amidst the serene landscapes, she encounters a young man, and what begins as a simple acquaintance blossoms into a passionate, transformative love affair that challenges her perspectives on life and creativity.
In Her Place
When: Friday, Oct. 11
Where: Netflix
Rating: PG-13
In 1955 Chile, celebrated writer María Carolina Geel captivates the public when she murders her lover. Mercedes, the shy secretary to the judge overseeing the case, visits Geel's apartment and begins to question her own life and identity. As she discovers an oasis of freedom within those walls, this gripping drama, directed by Oscar nominee Maite Alberdi, explores the profound effects of the case on a woman's awakening.
The Confidante
When: Friday, Oct. 11
Where: Max
This series is a psychological thriller inspired by true events. It follows Christelle “Chris” Blandin, a Parisian who, after witnessing the Nov. 13, 2015 terrorist attacks, becomes deeply involved in a survivors' group. Claiming her best friend was injured at the Bataclan Theatre, Chris rises to prominence, but soon, discrepancies in her story raise doubts.
“The Most Wonderful Time of the Year” – A New Short from The Simpsons
When: Friday, Oct. 11
Where: Disney+
Sideshow Bob joins forces with Disney+’s most notorious villains to reveal the true spirit of Halloween. Packed with music, chaos, and mischief, this Simpsons short is a must-watch for the spooky season.
Tracker Season 2
When: Sunday, Oct. 13
Where: CBS/Paramount+
Rating: TV-14
Tracker centers on Colter Shaw, a man who makes a living by taking on cases, typically involving missing persons. In season two, Colter will crisscross North America, collaborating with cops and citizens to solve cases that others can't. The show will delve deeper into his past, particularly the secrets and conflicts within his family.
Last week's guide: What to Watch on Netflix, Apple TV+, Peacock, & more (October 4-6)
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