3 best new to Netflix movies you should stream this weekend (September 25-27)

Looking for something fresh to watch on Netflix this weekend? You’ve come to the right place. The streaming service is constantly adding movies to its library, which is great for new content but can also make choosing something to watch a challenge. Here are three new releases you should consider adding to your weekend watchlist.

The first is "Unabomber" (2026), a biographical psychological drama based on the true story of Ted Kaczynski and his FBI investigation. Instead of focusing on Kaczynski's notorious years or the infamous manifesto, the movie delves into his early life, including his time at Harvard and involvement in controversial psychological experiments. Follow Jacob Tremblay as the young mathematics prodigy turned Unabomber, and Shailene Woodley as FBI agent Joanne Miller, leading the pursuit to capture the elusive terrorist.

Next up is "Lifehack" (2025), a cyber-thriller directed by Ronan Corrigan for his feature directorial debut. In an age where everything is shared online, "Lifehack" puts a modern twist on the genre by telling its story exclusively through various digital screens, such as computer monitors, phone displays, social media, and phone calls.

Kyle (Georgie Farmer) and his three friends, a tech-savvy group of friends, enjoy hacking online scammers. When Kyle persuades them to target a wealthy crypto mogul, they successfully steal millions. However, their thrill soon turns to terror when the young billionaire's daughter reveals the cybercrime to him.

Lastly, if you're a fan of horror, don't miss "Oculus" (2013). This supernatural psychological horror movie is a perfect pick for an October fright night. Directed by Mike Flanagan and based on a novel by David Louie, "Oculus" tells the chilling story of siblings Kaylie (Karen Gillan) and Tim (Brenton Thwaites), who reunite after years apart.

Tim, released from psychiatric care, is accused of killing their father. Kaylie, however, suspects a mirror called the Lasser Glass caused their parents' deaths. She sets out to destroy the mirror and brings it home, documenting its terrifying effects. As their investigation unfolds, strange occurrences begin, leading to a thrilling and unsettling conclusion.