9 new movies and shows to stream this weekend on Netflix, Paramount+ and more (Oct. 9-11)

1. Spider-Man: Brand New Day (digital) - Peter Parker (Tom Holland) struggles with his newfound superhero solitude as the world has seemingly forgotten him. As his powers evolve and a mysterious threat emerges, he must navigate the complexities of being a lone Spider-Man while dealing with the emotional weight of MJ and Ned moving on from their relationship.

2. Animals (Netflix) - Former Los Angeles mayor candidate Mark Kimball finds his carefully crafted life turned upside down when his son is kidnapped. With only hours to spare, Mark and his wife Abigail must scramble to secure the ransom while grappling with their own marital issues and the emotional toll of the situation.

3. Carrie (Prime Video) - TV adaptation of Stephen King's classic horror story, following high schooler Carrie White (Summer Howell) as she navigates the cruelties of adolescence, telekinetic powers, and the tragic aftermath of her father's death. The series explores the cruelty of high school life and Carrie's transformation in a contemporary setting.

4. Below (Netflix) - Set in a small Newfoundland town, fisherman Calvin Penney (Josh Hartnett) and marine researcher Fonda Howander (Mackenzie Davis) team up to protect their family and uncover the secrets behind their father's death, as a mysterious creature terrorizes the local waters.

5. Matchbox: The Movie (Apple TV) - Action-comedy featuring John Cena as Sean Walker, a former soldier and CIA agent who returns home to help his childhood friends unmask an international conspiracy involving a stolen nuclear warhead. The film features high-octane action sequences, witty banter, and Cena's trademark charm.

6. Treasure Island (MGM+) - A modern retelling of Robert Louis Stevenson's timeless adventure, this version centers on Jim Hawkins (Tom Sweet) and his mother Bess (Hayley Atwell) as they embark on a perilous journey to claim a legendary treasure. The series adds a fresh spin on the classic tale by giving Bess a more prominent role and making the infamous pirate Long John Silver a more complex character.