This week's streaming landscape is brimming with exciting new content across films, music, television series, and video games, offering something for every entertainment enthusiast. From high-profile movie releases to fresh music albums and innovative TV shows, here is a comprehensive guide to what is available on various platforms from April 20 to April 26, 2026.
New Movies to Stream
Leading the cinematic offerings is "Marty Supreme," which begins streaming on HBO Max on Friday, April 24. This film, directed by Josh Safdie and starring Timothée Chalamet as a determined ping-pong player in 1950s New York, has garnered significant attention with nine Oscar nominations and $179 million in box office sales. The cast includes Gwyneth Paltrow, Odessa A'zion, and Kevin O'Leary, with AP critic Jocelyn Noveck describing it as a "nerve-busting adrenaline jolt of a movie."
Also premiering on Friday, April 24, is the Korean thriller "No Other Choice" on Hulu. Directed by Park Chan-wook, this darkly comic film features Lee Byung-hun as a laid-off factory worker who resorts to extreme measures in a competitive job market. The movie has been praised for its satirical take on societal pressures and has received a Golden Globe nomination.
On Prime Video, the adaptation of Colleen Hoover's novel "Regretting You" arrives on Friday, April 24. Starring Allison Williams and Dave Franco, this drama explores themes of grief and new beginnings, though reviews note a mix of emotional tones that may not appeal to all viewers.
For action fans, Charlize Theron expands her repertoire with "Apex," a survivalist thriller streaming on Netflix from Friday, April 24. The film follows a grieving woman's harrowing experience in the Australian wilderness, with Taron Egerton co-starring as a menacing antagonist.
New Music Releases
In the music sphere, Kehlani releases a self-titled album on Friday, April 24, building on the success of her hit single "Folded." This full-length project showcases her evolved R&B style, which has been highlighted as one of the best of 2025 by critics.
Noah Kahan also drops his fourth studio album, "The Great Divide," on the same day. Known for his folk-inspired songs, this release includes tracks like "Porch Light" and the title song, offering reflective lyrics on fame and personal growth.
Meghan Trainor teases her upcoming album with the single "Still Don't Care," part of her seventh album "Toy with Me" out on Friday, April 24. Her music continues to promote self-love and resilience, though she has recently canceled tours due to family commitments.
Additionally, a documentary on country star Lainey Wilson, "Lainey Wilson: Keepin' Country Cool," streams on Netflix from Wednesday, April 22. This feature provides an intimate look at her career and personal life, standing out from typical promotional films.
New Television Series
Netflix introduces a comedy competition show, "Funny AF with Kevin Hart," premiering on Monday, April 20. Hart travels across the U.S. to discover new stand-up talent, with judges including Keegan-Michael Key and Chelsea Handler. The finale will be streamed live with audience voting, and the winner receives a Netflix special.
Prime Video offers an animated series, "Kevin," also starting on Monday, April 20. Co-created by Aubrey Plaza, who voices a character alongside Jason Schwartzman, this show follows a cat's adventures in a pet rescue center.
A new animated spinoff of "Stranger Things" titled "Stranger Things: Tales from '85" debuts on Netflix on Thursday, April 23. Set in the 1980s, it features standalone episodes with new voice actors exploring mysteries from the Upside Down.
Kate Hudson returns in "Running Point" Season 2 on Netflix from Thursday, April 23. Her character, based on Jeanie Buss of the Los Angeles Lakers, navigates the challenges of running a basketball team.
Richard Gadd, known for "Baby Reindeer," presents a new dark drama "Half Man" co-starring Jamie Bell, premiering on Thursday, April 23. Gadd has emphasized his commitment to this project over other Hollywood offers.
New Video Games
In gaming, "Kiln" launches on Thursday, April 23, for PlayStation 5, Xbox X/S, and PC. Developed by Double Fine Productions, this game combines pottery crafting with competitive 4-vs.-4 battles, offering a unique and frenetic experience.
Another release is "Vampire Crawlers," a spinoff from the popular "Vampire Survivors" series, available on Tuesday, April 21, for the same platforms. This turn-based deck builder involves dungeon exploration and card-based combat, adding a playful twist to the genre.
Overall, this week's streaming lineup provides a diverse array of entertainment options, from critically acclaimed films and chart-topping music to innovative TV shows and engaging video games, ensuring there is plenty to enjoy across all devices.
