If your watchlist has been feeling dry, this week is here to fix that. From buzzy new seasons and true crime to comedy specials and theatrical releases, there’s something for every mood.
I rounded up the biggest releases hitting streaming and theaters so you know exactly what to queue up.
What To Know This Week
- Major returns like “Cross” Season 2 and “Love Is Blind” Season 10
- Big comedy from Katt Williams and Tyler Perry
- True crime and horror for late-night watchers
- Several theatrical releases including Crime 101 and GOAT
- Multiple binge-ready drops
Here’s what to watch this week…
February 8
The ‘Burbs (Peacock)
A fresh take on suburban secrets and suspicious neighbors, this series leans into dark humor and mystery as tensions rise in a seemingly perfect community. If you love drama with a side of satire, this one’s worth a look.
February 9
Matter of Time (Netflix)
This emotional drama explores how one moment can change everything. Centered on relationships, choices, and second chances, it’s positioned as a heartfelt watch for viewers who enjoy character-driven storytelling.
February 10
The Artful Dodger Season 2 (Hulu)
The stylish reimagining continues as the Dodger balances crime, ambition, and survival. Season 2 raises the stakes with new dangers and moral dilemmas.
Katt Williams: The Last Report (Netflix) ⭐ Top Pick
Katt Williams returns to the stage with sharp observations, bold humor, and unfiltered takes on culture and life. Fans can expect classic Katt energy and plenty of viral moments.
February 11
Cross Season 2 (Prime Video) ⭐ Top Pick
The intense crime thriller returns as Cross faces deeper conspiracies and more dangerous adversaries. Expect high stakes, psychological tension, and layered investigations.
Love Is Blind Season 10 (Netflix)
The social experiment continues as new singles try to build real connections without seeing each other. With a milestone season number, drama is almost guaranteed.
The Scream Murder: A True Teen Horror Story (Hulu, 9pm)
A chilling true crime story examining a real-life case that shocked a community. This one is for viewers who love unsettling, documentary-style storytelling.
February 12
Soul Power: The Legend of the American Basketball Association (Prime Video)
A deep dive into the history and cultural impact of the ABA, spotlighting its players, style, and influence on modern basketball.
Can You Keep A Secret? (Paramount+)
A romantic dramedy about honesty, secrets, and what happens when the truth slips out. Light, fun, and date-night friendly.
Love Story (FX, 3-Episode Premiere) ⭐ Top Pick
This romantic drama kicks off with a three-episode launch, exploring complicated relationships, emotional baggage, and modern love.
How To Get To Heaven From Belfast (Netflix, 8-Episode Binge)
A darkly comedic mystery following friends pulled into unexpected chaos. Perfect for a weekend binge.
Predator: Badlands (Hulu)
The iconic franchise heads into a new environment with fresh characters and survival stakes. Sci-fi and action fans will want this on their radar.
Incas: The Rise and Fall (Hulu, 6-Episode Binge)
A historical docuseries exploring the power, culture, and downfall of the Incan empire. Great for history lovers.
February 13
Neighbors (HBO Max, 9pm)
A neighborhood drama where conflicts escalate and secrets surface. Ideal for fans of tense character drama.
Eternity (Apple TV)
A thought-provoking drama exploring love, time, and legacy. This one looks like a reflective, emotional watch.
Tyler Perry’s Joe’s College Road Trip (Netflix) ⭐ Top Pick
Tyler Perry brings Joe back for a comedy-filled road trip packed with chaos, family moments, and big laughs. Perry fans already know the vibe.
Wuthering Heights (Theaters)
A new adaptation of the classic romance, bringing sweeping drama and gothic love to the big screen.
Crime 101 (Theaters) ⭐ Top Pick
This crime thriller centers on high-level heists and the investigation to stop them. Gritty, suspenseful, and built for fans of smart crime stories.
Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die (Theaters)
A high-concept story blending humor and stakes, following characters navigating unpredictable circumstances.
GOAT (Theaters)
The animated sports comedy about a small goat with big dreams trying to make it in a high-intensity sport. Great pick for families.
What Will You Be Watching?
This week has a little bit of everything, from crime and comedy to romance and reality TV.
What’s going on your watchlist first? Drop down in the comments and let me know.
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