Here Are the Best Movies to Stream this Weekend on Netflix, Including ‘Everybody Loves Me When I’m Dead’

If your queue needs a refresh, this week’s Netflix drops cover thrillers, animation, world cinema, and a buzzy documentary—perfect for an easy weekend watchlist. Below you’ll find ten titles that hit the service between Monday, October 13 and Friday, October 17, with quick essentials like premise, key talent, and the exact day they land so you can plan what to press play on first.

‘Good News’ (2025)

A Korean hijacking thriller–satire from writer–director Byun Sung-hyun follows an audacious operation to divert a seized passenger jet, led by a cast that includes Sul Kyung-gu, Hong Kyung, and Ryoo Seung-bum. The film blends high-stakes suspense with sharp humor and industry polish from cinematographer Jo Hyoung-rae and editor Kim Sang-beom. It premiered in the Special Presentations strand at TIFF before coming to streaming. The title arrives on Friday, October 17.

’27 Nights’ (2025)

An Argentine drama by Daniel Hendler centers on an elderly woman placed in a psychiatric clinic by her daughters and the specialist tasked with determining whether she’s unwell or simply intent on living freely. Adapted from Natalia Zito’s novel ‘Veintisiete noches,’ it features Marilú Marini alongside Hendler, Julieta Zylberberg, and Carla Peterson. The project opened the 73rd San Sebastián International Film Festival. It becomes available on Friday, October 17.

‘The Twits’ (2025)

This animated feature adapts Roald Dahl’s classic, directed and co-written by Phil Johnston with co-directors Todd Demong and Katie Shanahan. Voice roles include Margo Martindale and Johnny Vegas as the Twits, plus Natalie Portman, Emilia Clarke, and Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, with original songs credited to David Byrne. Produced by Netflix Animation and Jellyfish Pictures, the film runs 98 minutes. It drops on Friday, October 17.

‘The Perfect Neighbor’ (2025)

Directed by Geeta Gandbhir, this documentary reconstructs the 2023 killing of Ajike “AJ” Owens in Ocala, Florida, using police body-cam material and related footage as its backbone. The film won the Directing Award: U.S. Documentary at Sundance before touring festivals including SXSW, CPH:DOX, Full Frame, and Sheffield DocFest. Executive producers include Soledad O’Brien, with production by Message Pictures, Park Pictures, and SO’B Productions. It arrives on Friday, October 17.

‘She Walks in Darkness’ (2025)

A Spanish thriller follows a Civil Guard officer who infiltrates ETA, spending years mapping hideouts across southern France under deep cover. The cast features Susana Abaitua with Andrés Gertrúdix and Iraia Elias, and materials emphasize the operation’s long-term risks and clandestine logistics. It’s positioned as a tense undercover procedural anchored in recent history. The film lands on Friday, October 17.

‘Everybody Loves Me When I’m Dead’ (2025)

This Thai crime thriller tracks two bank employees who skim funds from an unclaimed account only to discover the cash belongs to dangerous underworld figures. Nithiwat Tharatorn writes and directs, with a cast that includes Theeradej Wongpuapan, Vachirawich Wattanapakdeepaisan, and Chulachak Chakrabongse. Genres span heist mechanics, drama, and escalating gangland reprisals. It becomes available on Tuesday, October 14.

‘Inside Furioza’ (2025)

A Polish crime entry set in the violent ‘Furioza’ universe continues the saga of hooligan gangs and police infiltration. Directed by Cyprian T. Olencki and featuring Mateusz Damięcki and Szymon Bobrowski, the story revolves around a coerced informant working inside an ultras crew. Franchise notes flag power struggles and undercover tactics within the organized fan scene. It’s slated for Wednesday, October 15.

‘The Time That Remains’ (2009)

Elia Suleiman’s semi-biographical drama chronicles Palestinian life from 1948 onward through four chapters drawn from family memories. Suleiman writes, directs, and appears on screen, with a key performance by Saleh Bakri and cinematography by Marc-André Batigne. The film premiered in competition at Cannes and later screened at Toronto, with editing by Véronique Lange and music by Matthieu Sibony. It joins the slate on Thursday, October 16.

‘Thomas and Friends: Sodor Sings Together’ (2025)

Marking the brand’s 80th anniversary, this 60-minute ‘Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go’ musical special brings the ensemble together to get Sodor singing. Produced under Mattel Television Studios, it’s described as the fourth and final film-length special in the current era of the franchise. Expect an all-ages format with songs and teamwork-driven story beats. It’s scheduled for Thursday, October 16.

‘Confessions of a Shopaholic’ (2009)

Based on the bestselling novels by Sophie Kinsella and directed by P. J. Hogan, this romantic comedy stars Isla Fisher as Rebecca Bloomwood alongside Hugh Dancy, Krysten Ritter, Joan Cusack, John Goodman, and John Lithgow. The screenplay is by Tim Firth, Tracey Jackson, and Kayla Alpert, with a score by James Newton Howard. Production credits include Jerry Bruckheimer and cinematography by Jo Willems, edited by William Goldenberg. It arrives on Thursday, October 16.

Tell us which of these you’re queuing up first this weekend in the comments!