What’s Streaming This Weekend: May 2025 Highlights
The final weekend of May is here, and 2025 is aiming to end this month with a bang—especially for streaming enthusiasts! With a variety of new movies and shows hitting platforms, there’s no shortage of entertainment options to explore before the workweek begins.
As major streaming services roll out exciting titles, viewers are in for a treat. Here’s a roundup of the top picks you don’t want to miss this weekend.
Fear Street: Prom Queen (Netflix)
The ‘Fear Street’ series was a triumph, and its latest entry, Fear Street: Prom Queen , doesn’t depart from the chilling vibe that fans adore. The movie draws parallels to Stephen King’s Carrie , and viewers can expect suspense aplenty as a serial killer stalks candidates during the 1988 prom at Shadyside High School. Mixed reviews indicate a current 44% rating on Rotten Tomatoes , which might be a cause for concern, but the intrigue surrounding this dark thriller promises an engaging watch. – Lucy Buglass, senior entertainment writer
Nine Perfect Strangers Season 2 (Hulu/Prime Video)
Returning for its second season, Nine Perfect Strangers promises more intrigue as Nicole Kidman leads an all-star cast. Set in a wellness resort in the beautiful Austrian Alps , the series revolves around nine tourists seeking transformation. However, with a 59% Rotten Tomatoes score from season one, it remains to be seen if the new season will win over critics and audiences alike. – LB
Mickey 17 (Max)
From the acclaimed director Bong Joon-ho , Mickey 17 brings a unique science fiction concept to life. Following the story of a man who is cloned every time he dies , the film raises intriguing questions about existence and identity. Robert Pattinson leads the intriguing narrative with a compelling dual performance, making it a must-see for sci-fi enthusiasts.
Sirens (Netflix)
*Sirens* explores familial drama wrapped in dark humor, as Devon (Meghann Fahy) confronts her sister’s unsettling relationship with a cult-like billionaire played by Julianne Moore . With its mix of suspense, comedy, and emotional depth, this new limited series is anticipated to grab viewers’ attention very quickly. – TP
Fountain of Youth (Apple TV+)
Expected to be a thrilling adventure, Fountain of Youth follows siblings played by John Krasinski and Natalie Portman in search of the legendary fountain of youth. Directed by Guy Ritchie , the film’s reception hangs in the balance as it skirts between being another classic tale or a cliché. Fans will certainly be eager to determine how this narrative unfolds. – TP
Clarkson’s Farm Season 4 (Prime Video)
Fans of Clarkson’s Farm can rejoice with the arrival of its fourth season. This unique show blends humor with reality as Jeremy Clarkson faces the chaotic trials of running a farm. With a strong following, especially in the UK, viewers can anticipate more laughs, outbursts, and unpredictable moments in the picturesque, pastoral landscape. – TP
Big Mouth Season 8 (Netflix)
With its eighth and final season, *Big Mouth* brings audiences back to the cringe-worthy yet funny realities of coming-of-age experiences. Expect plenty of shocking humor as characters navigate the trials of adolescence. With a 94% Rotten Tomatoes rating, it’s clear that fans have loved this series, and its departure will be felt. – LB
In conclusion, whether it’s horror, drama, comedy, or sci-fi, there’s something for everyone this weekend. Be sure to catch these titles across various streaming platforms, ensuring a diverse and entertaining viewing experience!