Fall is in the air, and we’re looking forward to changing leaves, crisp breezes, and cozy movie nights. This week’s epic lineup of new releases is perfect for the latter – cuddle up on the couch and enjoy. Happy streaming!
Amazon Instant Video New Releases:
- The Cabin In The Woods- Purchase this unconventional thriller in HD before it’s available on DVD and Blu-Ray, or wait two weeks and rent it – either way, prepare to have your mind blown. (2012)
- The Five-Year Engagement- An irreverent, goofy romantic comedy about an engaged couple who keep getting tripped up on their long walk down the aisle. (2012)
- Girlfriend Confidential: LA Season 1- Four successful best friends help each other navigate the tumultuous waters of love, celebrity life and the entertainment industry. (2011)
Amazon Prime Instant Video New Releases:
- Super 8- A group of young movie-makers stumble upon a catastrophic train crash and soon discover that it’s just one piece of a larger, much more terrifying truth. (2011)
- Iron Man 2- Robert Downey Jr. returns as beloved billionaire bachelor Tony Stark in a solid sequel to the superhero blockbuster. (2010)
- True Grit- The Coen brothers’ classic western remake delivers on all fronts with great acting, beautiful cinematography and the perfect balance of comedy and adventure. (2010)
Hulu Plus New Releases:
- Grimm: Quill- While investigating an accident site, Nick comes upon a bizarre and gruesome disease that is spreading quickly. (2012)
- The Promise: Pilot- This gripping new Hulu exclusive series examines the origins of the Middle East conflict in events that took place under British rule sixty years ago. (2012)
- Hotel Hell: The Roosevelt- Ramsay checks into the Roosevelt Inn, a former elementary school that’s now over $1 million in debt. (2012)
Netflix New Releases:
- Scandal Season 1- Sleep with an intern? Accused of murder? Olivia Pope and her crisis management team can keep any skeleton in the closet. (2012)
- Braveheart- “Every man dies; not every man really lives.” Mel Gibson’s Oscar-winning medieval drama is still one of our all-time favorites. (1995)
- Tommy Boy- Holy Schnikes! Chris Farley and David Spade’s raunchy 90′s comedy brings out the inner teenager in all of us. (1995)
Crackle New Releases:
- The Devil’s Chair- A twisted, tightly-wound supernatural horror flick splattered with inventively gory special effects. (2008)
- We Own the Night- A-list talent led by Joaquin Phoenix and Mark Wahlberg show their mettle in a cool cops and robbers riff on Cain & Abel. (2007)
- Donnie Brasco- Johnny Depp and Al Pacino’s riveting chemistry takes this gripping, faithfully fact-based mobster masterpiece to another level. (1997)
Fandor New Releases:
- PressPausePlay- This documentary explores the digital revolution of the last decade, featuring interviews with filmmaker Lena Dunham (Tiny Furniture), Swedish pop singer Robyn, Napster-founder Sean Parker and more. (2011)
- Art House- Starring indie darling Greta Gerwig and The Stooges’ Iggy Pop, this indie comedy takes place in an artist-inhabited communal house that is slated to be turned into housing for the college golf team. (2010)
- Slug 660- Director Todd Rohal delivers an avant-garde working-class tale that’s like The Grapes of Wrath but dirtier. (1998)
