Good news for dark thriller lovers this week, as the best streaming services, including Netflix, Max, and Hulu, are adding new releases

One of the biggest new movies streaming this week is “Blink Twice,” premiering on Premium Video on Demand The thriller stars Channing Tatum as a high-tech billionaire hiding a dark secret and marks the directorial debut of Zoe Kravitz Other new thrillers to watch this week include “Cuckoo,” “Handling the Undead,” and “I Saw the TV Glow”

Below is our guide to all the top new movies you can watch this week on the most popular streaming platforms Also, be sure to check out our sister article covering the best new shows of the week

Zoë Kravitz makes her directorial debut with the much-discussed what-if psycho-thriller It's a solid first effort from the American actress, and despite the familiar notes of the genre, the strong performances from the leads (Naomi Ackie and Channing Tatum) keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end The dramatic ending misses the mark, but the first act, which foreshadows that something is wrong, is particularly powerful

Cocktail waitress Frida (Ackie) bluffs her way into the company of tech tycoon Slater King (Tatum) What begins as an unforgettable evening rubbing shoulders with the rich and powerful becomes even more exciting when Slater invites Frida to his private island for a carefree getaway Frida initially enjoys the blissful tranquility of this secluded paradise, but soon becomes convinced that something is wrong

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After a family tragedy, teenager Gretchen (Hunter Schaefer) moves from the United States to a small resort in the German Alps to be with her father and his new family If moving to a new country wasn't enough, Gretchen must also deal with strange noises, disturbing hallucinations, and her father's boss, Mr Koenig (Dan Stevens), who takes a strong interest in her unspoken half-sister

“The Cuckoo” was not the box-office breakout hit that some had hoped for, but it received healthy reviews from critics Along with the creative filmmaking by director Tillman Singer, Schaefer and Stevens have been praised for their performances If you're looking for a deliciously unhappy horror flick this week, “The Cuckoo” should be your first choice

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Hulu is adding this Norwegian horror-mystery film this week, and it looks to be a sleeper hit indeed: “Handling the Undead,” which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January, was then received a fairly high score With a 75% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, critics praised the film for its poignant tone and down-to-earth story, suggesting that it is at least worth adding to your watch list, but the slow pacing proved to be controversial

Set in Oslo, three families are thrown into turmoil when the dead die mysteriously on a hot summer day In the aftermath, one family is forced to deal with their mother's death as she returns to grieve, an elderly woman recovers her beloved, and a grandfather attempts to rehabilitate his grandson in the hopes of rescuing his daughter from depression These stories explore love, hope, and acceptance of the uncontrollable through the lens of the zombie film

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“Slingshot” failed to make any money at the box office after its theatrical release at the end of August Starring Casey Affleck and Laurence Fishburne and directed by Mikael Hofström, the sci-fi thriller at least has a fairly intriguing premise and should be enough to get some attention

The main character is a crew of astronauts aboard a spacecraft bound for Saturn's moon Titan The mission is simple: reach Titan, gather essential natural resources that are dwindling on Earth, and return home a hero to save the planet However, reaching Titan requires a dangerous slingshot maneuver that will send them hurtling toward the surface of the moon or adrift in deep space As the crew prepares for this critical moment, one member struggles to maintain his sanity

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I've been waiting months for “Three Daughters” to be available on Netflix I loved this Azazel Jacobs drama so much that I didn't even watch a moment of footage I was so excited because it brings together what I consider to be three of the strongest actresses working in Hollywood today, Carrie Coon, Natasha Lyonne, and Elizabeth Olsen And with the first trailer and early reviews (99% on Rotten Tomatoes), my hype level is even higher

As the name suggests, the film follows three estranged sisters (Coon, Lyonne, and Olsen) who reunite in New York to care for their sick father The siblings have very different personalities and deal with their father's illness in different ways As a result, past tensions resurface and light-hearted banter ensues Not only is this the best Netflix movie of the year, but I have a feeling it will be one of the best movies of 2024 Enjoy

Watch it on Netflix starting September 20

Easily ranked as one of the best movies you've (probably) missed in theaters, “TV Saw the Glow” is coming to Max this week We sincerely hope that its debut on this streaming service will bring a great deal of attention to this wonderful psychological drama Writer/director Jane Schonbrun has crafted a dark, yet engaging, film that is both a delight to watch and a pleasure to watch

Justice Smith plays Owen, a socially awkward teenager who is introduced to a late night show called The Pink Opaque by his rebellious classmate Maddie (Brigette Lundy-Payne) Owen becomes obsessed with this offbeat TV show and begins to see his reality reflected on the TV screen But when Maddie mysteriously disappears and “The Pink Opaque” is canceled, Owen's life is thrown into a new turmoil as he attempts to confront the hidden truth about himself

Watch Max starting September 20

This summer, Netflix has seen an upsurge in animated family films, with “The Super Mario Brothers Movie” and “Migration” ranking high Therefore, the arrival of “The Garfield Movie” is sure to be welcomed by many and is sure to likewise skyrocket up the viewing charts, perhaps even reaching the number one spot

In “The Garfield Movie,” the long-lost father, Vic (Samuel L Jackson), a stray cat, makes a surprise reappearance, and the eponymous ginger house cat (voice: Chris Pratt) reluctantly embarks on his wildest ever He embarks on an adventure Accompanied by his best pooch pal Audie (Harvey Guillen), Garfield is forced to trade his pampered life for a life of crime capers as the rag-tag gang attempts to pull off a dangerous heist of big money

Watch on Netflix starting September 21