7 new movies and shows to watch this weekend on Netflix, Apple TV and more (Aug. 28-30)

1. "The Whisper Man" (Netflix) - A creepy mystery thriller starring Adam Scott and Robert De Niro. When his 8-year-old son is abducted, widowed crime writer Tom Kennedy (Scott) calls his estranged father, retired detective Pete Willis (De Niro), for help. The film features a creepy playground rhyme, a child-snatching serial killer, and an uncomfortable father-son reunion. Watch it on Netflix.

2. "Dark Matter" season 2 (Apple TV) - Jason Dessen (Joel Edgerton) and his family try to live a normal life in a multiverse universe. However, Jason's obsession with the Box grows, leading to suspicion and drama. Amanda (Alice Braga) and Ryan (Jimmi Simpson) search for a way home. Season 2 intensifies the sci-fi elements and focuses on the existential consequences. Watch it on Apple TV.

3. "The Last Sunrise" (Prime Video) - A romantic drama set in the Mediterranean. College student Ry (Maia Reficco) and her mother (Eva Longoria) escape to Mallorca, where Ry meets handsome local Julián (Fernando Lindez). Complications arise as Ry's health worsens, her mother's hotel empire targets Julián's family property, and secrets abound. Watch it on Prime Video for a summer romance with a touch of drama.

4. "Adults" season 2 (FX and Hulu) - Samir (Malik Elassal), Billie (Lucy Freyer), Paul Baker (Jack Innanen), Issa (Amita Rao), and Anton (Owen Thiele) are back as they struggle with becoming functional adults. The season includes workplace woes, family baggage, questionable decisions, and a romantic complication between two roommates. Watch it on Hulu for an honest look at adult life.

5. "The Undeclared War" season 2 (Peacock) - Four years after a Russian cyberattack nearly led to war, GCHQ faces new security challenges. Danny Patrick (Simon Pegg) discovers a mole within the agency while a new malware threat targets the British government. Season 2 focuses on political intrigue and personal stories amidst multiple national security crises. Watch it on Peacock.

6. "Leanne" season 2 (Netflix) - Leanne (Leanne Morgan) is navigating post-divorce life with her aging parents moving in. The sitcom follows Leanne's journey through caregiving, dating, family squabbles, and the messy realities of growing older. Season 2 features guest stars Lainey Wilson, Jaime Pressly, and Billy Gardell. Watch it on Netflix for humor in the midlife chaos.

7. "Stamptown" (Netflix) - A variety comedy special starring Zach Zucker's clown alter ego, Jack Tucker. The show combines stand-up, circus acts, magic, music, and theatrical weirdness in a single, unpredictable performance. Watch it on Netflix for a unique and chaotic comedic experience.