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The last weekend of April brings a fresh batch of films landing on streaming services, and it’s a great time to clear the schedule. From tense thrillers to awards-season dramas and offbeat comedies, new releases are stacked across platforms. Here’s a guide to what’s worth queuing up now.
Top streaming picks this weekend
- Apex (Netflix) — A high-tension survival film that centers on an expert climber fighting for her life.
- Marty Supreme (Various platforms) — The 2025 Oscar-nominated drama featuring Timothée Chalamet.
- No Other Choice (Hulu) — A dark comedy with a sharp edge and unexpected turns.
- Dolly (Available to stream) — A bloody slasher that shares a name with a famous country singer but nothing else.
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Why Apex is generating buzz
This Netflix release places a well-known actor in a raw survival scenario. The story focuses on a climber trapped on a remote face.
Critics note the film’s tension and strong lead performance. If you like survival thrillers, this one delivers tight pacing and striking visuals.
What makes Marty Supreme notable
The Oscar attention has already marked this drama as a must-see for awards followers. Timothée Chalamet anchors a performance that critics have praised.
The film’s themes and direction are reasons many viewers will prioritize it over the weekend.
No Other Choice — a dark comedy worth a look
Streaming on Hulu, this film blends satire and bleak humor. Expect sharp dialogue and moral ambiguity.
It’s a good pick for viewers who enjoy comedies that also make you think.
Dolly: not the singer, not the sheep
Don’t let the title mislead you. Dolly is a slasher film, full of gore and tense set pieces.
Fans of horror and practical effects will find plenty to discuss after the credits roll.
How to pick which film to watch
- Decide on tone: thriller, drama, comedy, or horror.
- Check runtime and reviews if you have limited time.
- Consider who’s starring: a big name can change the viewing experience.
Quick streaming details and viewing tips
- Check your subscriptions before you press play.
- Preview trailers to set expectations.
- Start with shorter films if you’re only free for the evening.
