From 'Michael' to 'Don't Say Good Luck,' 10 movies to stream right now
From 'Michael' to 'Don't Say Good Luck,' 10 movies to stream right now
Brian Truitt, USA TODAYFri, August 14, 2026 at 10:15 AM UTC
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There are so many new and different movies on your favorite streaming services, you'll be doing the moonwalk in celebration.
"Michael," the highest-grossing biopic in history, is now streaming on Starz with Jaafar Jackson playing his pop icon uncle. Need more family ties this weekend? Adam Sandler's daughter Sunny headlines the Netflix dramedy "Don't Say Good Luck," produced by her dad. Plus, the Jonas Brothers rekindle some musical nostalgia with the Disney+ threequel "Camp Rock 3," featuring the bros' old costar Demi Lovato returning for a cameo.
Here are 10 new and notable movies you can stream right now:
'Billie Eilish – Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour Live'
If you're an immensely successful pop star wanting to do a concert film, why not get the "Titanic" guy? Billie Eilish and James Cameron team up for a movie that immerses the audience in her performances while also featuring enlightening conversations between two artistic icons about the magic behind the spectacle.
Where to watch:Paramount+
'Camp Rock 3'
In the teen musical threequel, the siblings of Connect 3 (played by the Jonas Brothers) return to Camp Rock in need of an opening act for their reunion tour. A bunch of talented campers compete for the spot, including an ambitious singer (Liamani Segura), her more chill brother (Hudson Stone) and a bad-boy guitarist (Malachi Barton).
Where to watch:Disney+
'Don't Say Good Luck'
Sunny Sandler stars in the touching dramedy as a teenager who goes out for her high school's production of "Waitress" and nabs the lead, surprising everyone – including herself. When her mom (Melanie Lynskey) reveals her cancer has returned, the youngster becomes increasingly torn between responsibilities at home and onstage.
Where to watch:Netflix
'Girls Like Girls'
Director Hayley Kiyoko's adaptation of her coming-of-age novel centers on Coley (Maya Da Costa), a new girl in town who meets Sonya (Myra Molloy) and her friends. Coley and Sonya confide in each other and grow closer, emotionally and romantically, though Sonya's insecurities threaten the budding relationship.
Where to watch:Peacock
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'Hellcat'
Lena (Dakota Gorman) wakes up and finds herself trapped in a speeding camper being towed by a mysterious stranger (Todd Terry), who tells her she has been infected and he's taking her to the doctor. Whether he's on the level or not, and what weirdness is in her body, unfolds in intensely twisty fashion in the claustrophobic horror flick.
Where to watch:Shudder
'The Last House'
This unconventional sci-fi thriller stars Wagner Moura and Greta Lee as parents of two children who, during a seemingly ordinary rainstorm, find themselves mysteriously trapped in their house. Unable to leave, they have to face a new normal, with a changing neighborhood, a different way of living and strange invaders.
Where to watch:Netflix
'Michael'
The biopic follows the early years of Michael Jackson (Jaafar Jackson) as the pint-sized member of the Jackson 5 grows up to become a solo superstar and escape the clutches of his abusive manager father (Colman Domingo). The musical sequences, including a nifty making-of-"Thriller" scene, make up for the straightforward plot.
Where to watch: Starz
'Normal'
In director Ben Wheatley’s over-the-top action thriller, Bob Odenkirk plays the temporary sheriff in the small Minnesota town of Normal. When he discovers the place’s darkest secret – that it’s the home of riches owned by Japanese Yakuza gangsters – the lawman gets a scrappy group of allies together to combat antagonistic locals.
Where to watch:HBO Max
'Obsession'
In this gory and gonzo take on the "monkey's paw" trope – and one of the best movies this year – Bear (Michael Johnston) is a lovelorn guy who uses a mysterious trinket to wish his coworker Nikki (Inde Navarrette) would love him. She shows him a whole lot of adoration, all right, to a deeply unsettling and unhinged degree.
Where to watch:Peacock
'The X-Files: I Want to Believe – Vrach Frankenshteyn'
Chris Carter's R-rated director's cut adds back horror aspects to the 2008 movie of the popular sci-fi TV show. Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) and Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) reunite for a case involving missing women and a disgraced psychic priest, with the new version leaning harder into a "Frankenstein"-esque story line.
Where to watch:Hulu
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