The 3 Best New Movies on Netflix This Week

Last week, Netflix introduced three noteworthy movies, spanning different genres and eras. The first recommendation is "The Bourne Supremacy" (2004), the second film in the acclaimed "Bourne" franchise. Directed by Paul Greengrass and written by Tony Gilroy, this action-packed thriller follows Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) as he navigates a violent quest for answers to the secrets that continue to haunt him.

A standout sequence features a pulse-pounding car chase through Moscow, culminating in a poignant, reflective scene where Bourne confesses his sins to an unsuspecting witness, marking one of the most emotionally impactful moments in the series.

Secondly, "Hush" (2016), directed, edited, and co-written by Mike Flanagan, is a terrifying, single-location horror film. The story revolves around a deaf novelist (Kate Siegel) who becomes trapped in her remote forest home by a psychopathic killer (John Gallagher Jr.). Despite its short runtime of 81 minutes, "Hush" remains one of Flanagan's most effective works, as it skillfully keeps audiences on edge from start to finish with its relentless tension and nail-biting scares.

Lastly, "The Boogeyman" (2023) rounds out the list of Netflix's best new movies this week. This underrated Stephen King adaptation, directed by Rob Savage, tells the chilling story of a grieving family haunted by a malevolent entity after a troubled man inadvertently brings it into their home. Known for its effective use of close-up framing and unsettling visuals, "The Boogeyman" delivers a host of chilling moments that showcase its ability to make even the simplest scares feel terrifying.

Despite its modest reputation, "The Boogeyman" is a must-watch for horror enthusiasts seeking an entertaining and genuinely spooky experience.