Sunday streaming lineup: five new titles worth watching this week

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New titles arrive weekly, and with that constant influx comes the chance that plans in a busy life will collide. This section highlights five standout picks, offering clear guidance: the risk of choosing wrong is minimal when you’re exploring today’s bestsellers.

Enemiga del pueblo (Film, Tuesday)

In a gripping Finnish crime drama, journalist Katja Salonen pursues truth even as she becomes a controversial figure in a town that once celebrated a beloved football star she challenged in print. The series unfolds against a backdrop of Barcelona where a well‑liked, enigmatic figure has died, casting doubt on the integrity of journalism itself. It challenges viewers to consider what happens when truth loses its shine and lies become the easier habit. Aina Clotet joins the cast for a pivotal episode.

Derry Girls (S3) (Netflix, Friday)

Before Nicola Coughlan gained worldwide fame for The Bridgerton family, she was part of a riotous ensemble in Derry Girls, a sharp, funny chronicle of adolescence set in Northern Ireland during the Troubles. The show captures the chaotic energy of teenage life, from the urge to see a favorite pop group to the chaos of school and family. Though screenwriter Lisa McGee hinted that this could be the final season, fans are hopeful for one more memorable run.

Midnight Club (Netflix, Friday)

October brings a new chapter from horror auteur Mike Flanagan, known for crafting stories that thrill and linger long after the credits roll. His latest explores a pact among terminally ill teens who believe the first death will unlock messages from the afterlife. Based on a novel by Christopher Pike, the show blends supernatural dread with emotional depth. The series arrives at the right time for October’s mood, with the first two episodes already teased in advance material.

Conversations with a Murderer: The Jeffrey Dahmer Tapes (Netflix, Friday)

Netflix continues its dive into infamous cases with a three‑part documentary focusing on Dahmer. This follow‑up to a celebrated narrative by Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan includes fresh audio interviews with Dahmer and his legal team. Renowned true crime documentarian Joe Berlinger, known for his work on the Ted Bundy and John Wayne Gacy projects, brings his seasoned perspective to this deep‑dive exploration of a chilling series of crimes.

The werewolf’s curse (Disney Plus, Friday)

Composer Michael Giacchino is celebrated for his work across major thrillers and family adventures. Beyond composing, he reveals a directing instinct with a Halloween special focusing on Marvel’s Werewolf character. The project leans into black and white visuals and an experimental musical score, showcasing Giacchino’s creative range as he steps into directing with a project that fans will find both stylish and emotionally resonant.

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