Schumacher, Russell T Davies and Junji Ito horror: what's new on streaming this Friday
From the documentary on the 1994 title to the new Alan Cumming thriller, Friday (Oct. 2) arrived packed with releases.
Foto: Reprodução/Boston.comNetflix: the highlight is 'Schumacher '94 — The Birth of a Legend', a documentary about the 1994 season in which Michael Schumacher won his first Formula 1 title. The platform also released the drama 'Tyler Perry's Doing Life', about a struggling single mother and a reformed ex-convict, and the special '#Love'.
Starz: 'Tip Toe' arrives, a five-part miniseries from Russell T Davies ('It's a Sin') starring Alan Cumming and David Morrissey. It follows a gay bar owner and his homophobic neighbor in Manchester, in a neighborhood feud that turns into psychological warfare, told through the 'final 10 days' of one character's life.
HBO Max: the first season of 'Strange: Junji Ito's Tales for Sleepless Nights', with stories from the Japanese horror master, and 'The Torment' join the lineup, along with season three of the animated 'Batwheels'. The platform also launched 'War' on Wednesday (Oct. 1), a divorce drama starring Dominic West and Sienna Miller.
Apple TV and Disney+: Apple releases season two of 'The Sisters Grimm', which debuted at 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, and the mountaineering documentary 'The Last First: Winter K2'. Disney+ brings season two of 'Adventure Time: Side Quests', also at 100% on the aggregator.
Prime Video and AMC+: Prime Video adds the magic-heist film 'Now You See Me: Now You Don't' (2025), while AMC+ premieres 'Kill Jackie', an action thriller in which former cocaine dealer Jackie Price becomes the target of assassins. The dates above are U.S. release dates; availability may vary by country.
