6 new Movies & TV Shows to Watch this Weekend on Netflix, Shudder, Prime Video, & more (November 1-3)

The end of the week is just around the corner, and you might be searching for something to watch this weekend. You're in luck! Below is a comprehensive list of everything you can stream from the comfort of your home.

If you're a fan of the Child's Play movies, you should not miss out on watching Doc of Chucky on Shudder. Netflix will bring you the Let Go drama, and the It's All Over: The Kiss That Changed Spanish Football documentary. If music is your thing, check out Music by John Williams on Disney+, and if you're a fan of Gabriel from Emily in Paris, catch Lucas Bravo in Prime Video's Freedom. And audiences interested in Western films can stream The Dead Don’t Hurt by Viggo Mortensen on Paramount+.

Keep reading to check out the full list of this weekend's must-watch titles.

Doc of Chucky

When: Friday, Nov. 1
Where: Shudder

Doc of Chucky is a detailed look at the Child’s Play film series and its famous villain, Chucky. It includes comments from the cast, crew, critics, and experts, as well as rare clips, photos, and behind-the-scenes footage. The feature explores how this well-known horror series was made and explains why Chucky remains a horror icon.

Music by John Williams

When: Friday, Nov. 1
Where: Disney+

Directed by the acclaimed filmmaker Laurent Bouzereau, this documentary explores the life and career of the legendary composer. It traces his journey from his early days as a jazz pianist to becoming one of the most celebrated figures in film music. The film features interviews with Steven Spielberg, Kathleen Kennedy, Ron Howard, J.J. Abrams, and others, who share their insights on how Williams' timeless scores have influenced them.

It's All Over: The Kiss That Changed Spanish Football (#SeAcabó: Diario de las campeonas)

When: Friday, Nov. 1
Where: Netflix

In a groundbreaking meeting, Jenni Hermoso, Alexia Putellas, Irene Paredes, and Aitana Bonmatí share their experiences regarding the inappropriate kiss that sparked a national debate and prompted significant changes in Spanish women's football. The documentary narrates how this scandal overshadowed the team's triumph at the 2023 World Cup, highlighting years of injustice in the sport.

Freedom (Libre)

When: Friday, Nov. 1
Where: Prime Video

Freedom follows the thrilling story of Bruno Sulak (Lucas Bravo), a charming outlaw who captivated France in the late 1970s and early 1980s with his daring heists. He stole wealth and hearts without firing a shot, attracting the attention of police commissioner George Moréas (Yvan Attal). As Moréas closes in, Sulak's legendary prison escapes, and passionate love for Annie (Léa Luce Busato) become symbols of defiance in this exciting cat-and-mouse chase that gripped the nation.

The Dead Don’t Hurt

When: Friday, Nov. 1
Where: Paramount+
Rating: R

The Dead Don't Hurt is a Western film created by Viggo Mortensen, who wrote, directed, and produced it. The story follows Vivienne Le Coudy (Vicky Krieps) as she struggles to survive when the man she loves, Holger Olsen (Mortensen), goes to fight in the Civil War. Vivienne faces challenges in a town run by a corrupt mayor and his dishonest business partner. When Holger returns from the war, he and Vivienne must face the changes they have both gone through while apart.

Let Go (Släpp target)

When: Friday, Nov. 1
Where: Netflix

Let Go is a poignant drama that delves into what truly matters in life. At its center is Stella (Josephine Bornebusch), who appears to have everything under control, yet struggles with her son's demands, her daughter's teenage angst, and her distant husband. Just as her family begins to unravel, Stella receives a life-changing message that inspires her to take a trip aimed at reuniting them once more.

Last week's guide: What to Watch on Paramount+, Max, Prime Video, & more (Oct. 25-27)