In the ever-expanding world of streaming services, Amazon Prime Video and HBO Max are two major contenders, each vying for your attention with their unique lineup of TV shows and movies. This week, both platforms are unleashing a fresh wave of entertainment to keep you glued to your screens. Let’s dive into what’s new in the world of streaming for the week of October 9-15.
Lineup from HBO Max
HBO Max brings you an array of compelling content this week, from documentaries and thrilling dramas to animated adventures. Whether you’re drawn to real-life stories or the supernatural, there’s no shortage of entertainment.
- No Accident (Available October 10): HBO Max starts the week with a documentary that delves into the aftermath of the “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. “No Accident” explores a civil lawsuit filed against white nationalist leaders and organizations on behalf of those injured during peaceful counterprotests. Discover the challenges of holding these entities accountable and uncover a web of conspirators.
- DC’s Doom Patrol: Season 4 (Available October 12): Superhero fans, rejoice! “DC’s Doom Patrol” is coming up with the final season. Join the unconventional group as they unexpectedly journey to the future, where they encounter unwelcome surprises. The Doom Patrol faces dilemmas that force them to confront their own fates and weigh the world’s future against their personal happiness.
- Frankelda’s Book of Spooks (Available October 12): Step into the world of stop-motion animation with “Frankelda’s Book of Spooks.” This series revolves around Frankelda, a character whose darkest secrets are about to be unveiled in a whimsical and eerie setting.
- Other HBO Max Releases (Available Throughout the Week):
- The Matthew Shepard Story: A Hate Crime Saga
- Street Outlaws vs. The World
- Crimefeed
- Ghost Adventures, Season 20C
- **Symon’s Dinners Cooking Out, Season 5 (Available October 14)
- Naked and Afraid, Season 9C (Available October 15)
Offerings from Amazon Prime Video
- Teen Titans Go! To The Movies (Available October 9): Amazon Prime Video kicks off the week with a dose of animated superhero comedy. Join the Teen Titans as they try to make their own movie while dealing with their arch-nemesis, Slade, who’s been masquerading as a Hollywood director.
- Renfield (Available October 10): Prepare for a mix of action, comedy, and horror in “Renfield.” This film draws inspiration from Bram Stoker’s classic “Dracula” and primarily follows Renfield, Dracula’s deranged and devoted servant, portrayed by Nicholas Hoult. After 90 years of servitude, Renfield grows tired of his master’s tyranny and discovers a new lease on life and perhaps even redemption through an unexpected love.
- The Burial (Available October 13): If you’re a fan of legal dramas, “The Burial” is here to captivate you. The true story of personal injury attorney Willie E. Gary, who assists his client Jerry O’Keefe in suing a big funeral home corporation, Loewen Group, over a contractual dispute, is the basis for this movie, which stars Jamie Foxx and Tommy Lee Jones.
- Other Prime Video Releases (Available Throughout the Week):
- Mr. Dressup: The Magic of Make-Believe
- Awareness
- The Greatest Show Never Made
- Blended
- Everybody Loves Diamonds Season 1
- One On One S1 to S5
- Thursday Night Football #2
- Copshop
Amazon Prime Video is serving up a mix of animated fun, horror-comedy, legal drama, and more this week. Whether you’re in the mood for laughter or suspense, there’s something for everyone.
Bottomline
As the battle of the streaming giants continues, both Amazon Prime Video and HBO Max strive to keep you entertained with their diverse offerings. Whether you choose cozy superheroes, legal drama, thought-provoking documentaries, or quirky animations, there’s something for everyone in the world of streaming this week. So, grab your popcorn, pick your platform, and dive into a world of captivating stories.
