Entertainment is constantly evolving, and this weekend offers a plethora of options for viewers. With the temperatures dropping and the holidays approaching, there are numerous releases to explore. From new movies to thrilling TV shows and captivating documentaries, here is a comprehensive rundown of the best entertainment to stream.

Uncover the Ultimate Weekend Streaming Picks

'Beetlejuice' Fans Rejoice

Catherine O’Hara, Jenna Ortega, Winona Ryder, and Justin Theroux star in the long-awaited Tim Burton sequel "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice." This movie arrived 36 years after the first one and was a big hit in theaters. Catherine O’Hara and Winona Ryder reprise their original roles, while Jenna Ortega joins as Astrid Deetz. Streaming on: Max.There are several other exciting options for entertainment this weekend. For those seeking a new thriller, "Black Doves" on Netflix is a must-watch. Keira Knightley plays Helen Webb, a spy whose cover is in jeopardy after her secret lover is murdered. The show is a quick six-episode binge and is already set to return for a second season.If you prefer a different flavor of spy thriller, "The Agency" starring Michael Fassbender is a great choice. He plays a covert CIA agent called back to London. Streaming on: Paramount+ with Showtime.Another thrilling option is "The Madness" on Netflix. Colman Domingo stars as Muncie Daniels, a writer forced to go on the run after being framed for killing a well-known white supremacist.Horror fans will love "Speak No Evil" on Peacock. Scoot McNairy and James McAvoy shine in this remake of the 2022 Sundance horror hit and make significant diversions from the original."Smile 2" on Paramount+ is also worth checking out. Writer-director Parker Finn returned to helm the sequel about troubled pop star Skye Riley, and the ending is absolutely bonkers.Looking for a new holiday movie? "Nutcrackers" on Hulu features Ben Stiller as a man thrust into a caregiver role for his four nephews.Lindsay Lohan's "Our Little Secret" on Netflix is perfect for those craving a light-and-fluffy holiday romcom. She plays Avery, who reunites with her ex after realizing their new significant others are siblings.True crime fans can tune into the new JonBenét Ramsey docuseries on Netflix. Oscar-nominated documentarian Joe Berlinger takes a fresh look at the infamous murder."The Later Daters" on Netflix is a great choice for reality dating show fans. It focuses on six baby boomers looking for love with the help of their family, friends, and dating expert Logan Ury."The Ultimatum" on Netflix is still as messy as ever. The series, now in its third season, focuses on couples who disagree about getting married and get the opportunity to undergo a trial marriage with a new partner.Finally, the new documentary "Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story" on Max recounts the life story of the "Superman" star from his early success to his tragic death after a near-fatal horseback riding accident. Pop lovers will want to tune into Sabrina Carpenter's Christmas special on Netflix, which features special musical guests like Chappell Roan.