Thrills, chills, and laughs await you this weekend in new movies and shows available on Netflix, Max, and other top streaming services. [New TV series like the Lincoln assassination drama "Manhunt," the mystery thriller "Apples Never Fall," and the political drama "The Girls on the Bus" are on weekend viewing lists. In addition, fan favorites "Grey's Anatomy," "Girls5eva," and "Invincible" return for new seasons.

In movies, Taylor Swift's "Eras Tour" movie will be streaming, as well as Nicolas Cage's surreal psychological thriller "Dream Scenario" and Lindsay Lohan's new romantic comedy. Here are some of this weekend's highlights.

With the conclusion of "Masters of the Air," Apple has another dad TV show waiting in the wings. Based on the best-selling nonfiction book by James L. Swanson, "Manhunt" follows the assassination of Abraham Lincoln by John Wilkes Booth, one of the most notorious crimes in history. Tobias Menzies ("The Crown") stars as Lincoln's Secretary of War and friend Edwin Stanton, who leads the pursuit of Booth (Anthony Boyle). He is joined by a stellar cast including Matt Walsh as the scheming doctor Samuel Mudd, Lili Taylor as Mary Todd Lincoln, and Glenn Morshower as Andrew Johnson.

Available on Apple TV Plus

Some of the most talked about limited series of the last few years have been based on novels by author Liane Moriarty. The next film is another mystery/thriller set in the suburbs, with Annette Bening and Sam Neill, former students who are looking forward to selling the academy and spending their golden years with their four adult children (Jake Lacy, Alison Brie, Connor Merrigan-Turner, and Essie Randles). He plays a tennis coach. But everything changes when an injured young woman knocks on their door. Then Joy, played by Bening, suddenly disappears, and the family's dark secrets begin to surface.

Available on Peacock

Adapted from Amy Chozick's bestseller "Chasing Hillary," the film focuses on four female political journalists on the campaign trail. Sadie McCarthy (Benoist) is eager to get back on the campaign trail and prove herself after being embarrassed in the last campaign. Grace (Carla Gugino), Laura (Natasha Behnam), and Kimberlynn (Christina Elmore) are her main rivals vying for the scoop. Despite their disagreements, they bond over having a front-row seat to the biggest soap opera of all: the battle for the White House.

Streaming on Max

Netflix doesn't save shows like it used to, but "Girls5eva" (formerly Peacock) was the only exception. It's a truly hilarious and underrated gem, and I'm so thankful for that. In Season 3, the girl group, no longer a one-hit wonder, takes the next step after recording their new album, Returnity: ...... Comeback Tour. Dawn (Bearies), Wicky (Goldsbury), Summer (Phillipus), and Gloria (Pell) had no plan or venue in mind, but they hit the road in a van anyway. They perform at a billionaire's birthday party, have a wild night, and cross paths with the biggest pop stars on the planet. But they will also wonder if they really want to be "big" again.

Available on Netflix

Amazon has another dark superhero series, "The Boys. And many believe "Invincible" is superior. Part 1 was a bonanza, although it ended with a massive cliffhanger that frustrated fans. Part 2 is the follow-up: Nolan Grayson (J.K. Simmons), the Omniman, is scheduled to be executed, and his son Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun) was wounded by General Clegg. As he recovers, he will face further family dysfunction, new enemies, and a familiar foe bent on revenge.

Available on Prime Video

This hit medical drama continues to run; after 20 seasons, most of the original cast is long gone. Even the lead actress, Ellen Pompeo, has taken a step back, only appearing in regular roles. But out with the old and in with the new ...... is well said. In Season 20, comebacks are all the rage, with Arizona Robbins, played by Jessica Capshaw, and Nico Kim, played by Alex Lundy, returning to the hospital. In this first episode, a major cliffhanger is resolved when Teddy (Kim Raver) falls to the floor during surgery.

Available on Hulu

Get ready, Swifts. Our wildest dreams are about to come true - the Eras Tour concert film is finally coming to subscription streaming. All you need is a Disney Plus account. Filmed over three nights during Swift's sold-out performance at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, the film is already the top-grossing concert film of all time. Swift is currently releasing "Taylor's Version," which adds "Cardigan" and four acoustic songs to the theatrical version.

Available on Disney Plus

Nicolas Cage stars in this bizarre premise. Signature: Mild-mannered professor Paul Matthews has never been one to stand out. At first it was just his family, friends, and students, but the phenomenon spreads to strangers. Suddenly, the hapless Paul becomes a viral sensation and contemplates writing a book. But when people's dreams turn virulent, his fame is lost and Paul becomes an outcast. [Lindsay Lohan is becoming the queen of Netflix romantic comedies. Lacey Chabert and Hallmark better watch out. First, Lohan stars in the charming "Falling for Christmas," and now she's bringing in some Irish luck just in time for St. Patrick's Day. Maddy flies to Ireland to be a bridesmaid in her best friend's wedding. After sincerely wishing for true love, she finds herself in an alternate reality marrying the groom. But Maddie soon realizes that her soul mate may be someone else entirely.

Available on Netflix

In My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3, the chaotic but lovable Portokalos family returns. Almost a year after the events of "My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2," Toula (Nia Vardalos) and Ian (John Corbett) find themselves dealing with the grief of losing their father.

Their journey leads them to Greece for a family reunion, where the Portokalos clan passes with Mayor Victory (Melina Kotselou), who dreams of restoring the village to its former glory. Toula embarks on a journey to explore her roots, Aunt Voula (Andrea Martin) seeks romance in Paris, and Ian just wants a pure vacation. Fans of the first two films will no doubt find the Portokalos family re-entering your hearts and minds.

Watch Now on Prime Video

In 2023, Stephen King's franchise horror franchise returns for another installment, based on King's 1977 short story about a man who ritually sacrifices his parents to appease a pagan corn god in the Nebraskan outback. The film centers on a murderous cult of children who ritually sacrifice their parents to appease a pagan corn god in the Nebraska backcountry. This latest film is directed by Kurt Wimmer, screenwriter of "Point Break" and "The Beekeeper. The core concept of a cult of children who worship the mysterious "walker across the ridges" remains intact, but the rest of the film deviates significantly from the original story.

Instead of following a couple of adults who stumble upon a seemingly deserted Nebraska town, Wimmer replaces them with high school senior Boleyn Williams (Elena Campouris). When the annual corn crop in her small farming community fails and the adults decide to destroy the crop in order to receive government subsidies, Boleyn conspires with her friends to hold a mock trial to hold them accountable. But things take a frightening turn when the town's preacher brings Eden, a local orphan being raised by the town's preacher and who has a blood vengeance on adults, into the fold.

Watch Now on Hulu