New Streaming Releases This Week: October 31, 2025

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Streaming enthusiasts can look forward to an exciting lineup of new releases this week. With a variety of genres and captivating stories, there’s something for everyone. Let’s delve into the standout titles available across popular platforms like Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, Disney+, and more.

New Streaming Releases This Week: October 31, 2025

Top Picks of the Week

Robin Hood, Season 1

The classic tale returns with a fresh take. Young Jack Patten plays Robert of Locksley, seeking vengeance against Norman invaders in Saxon England. Streaming on MGM+ and Prime Video starting Nov. 2.
Hazbin Hotel, Season 2

An animated hit, Hazbin Hotel follows Charlie Morningstar’s attempt to redeem demons. New episodes drop every Wednesday on Prime Video, starting with the first two now available.
Star Wars: Visions, Volume 3

Explore the Star Wars universe with nine new animated shorts from various studios. This series offers unique storytelling and is now streaming on Disney+.
The Witcher, Season 4

With Liam Hemsworth taking over the lead, the latest season continues the adventures of Geralt, Ciri, and Yennefer. Streaming on Netflix from Oct. 30.
Down Cemetery Road

This mystery thriller featuring Emma Thompson and Ruth Wilson delves into a disappearance tied to a dinner party gone awry. The first two episodes debut on Apple TV on Oct. 29, with more episodes weekly until Dec. 10.
Jurassic World Rebirth

A thrilling continuation of the Jurassic franchise, this film features dinosaurs and a mercenary-paleontologist duo. Now streaming on Peacock.
Ballad of a Small Player

Colin Farrell stars in this adaptation set in Macau’s casinos, but the film has garnered mixed reviews. Streaming on Netflix.
I Love LA

Rachel Sennott stars in this comedy about a PR assistant and an influencer. The show premieres Nov. 2 on HBO and HBO Max.
Sorry, Baby

A heartwarming and funny tale from Eva Victor, focusing on a grad student named Agnes. Now streaming on HBO Max.
Sew Torn

A quirky thriller featuring an inventive seamstress caught in a crime scene. Streaming on Shudder starting Nov. 1.
Hedda

This reinterpretation of Ibsen’s classic features Tessa Thompson in a dramatic role set in 1950s England. Streaming now on Prime Video.

This week’s streaming releases promise an array of emotions from thrilling escapades to heartwarming tales. Be sure to check these titles on their respective platforms to enjoy the latest in entertainment.