The week between Christmas and New Year’s is a great time to catch up on some streaming. Whether you want to watch a true story of courage and justice, a thrilling heist, a hilarious sitcom, or a musical tribute, there’s something for everyone. Here are some of the best shows and movies coming to Netflix, Hulu, Prime, Max, Disney+, Peacock, and Paramount+ this week.
NETFLIX
Hell Camp: Teen Nightmare
If you’re looking for a new documentary to watch, Hell Camp: Teen Nightmare is coming to Netflix on December 27. This film follows how Steve Sartisano founded a wilderness camp called the Challenger Foundation for troubled teens in the 1980s. Although the camp claimed to be saving lives, there were numerous accusations of child abuse and even negligent homicide, especially after the death of a 16-year-old girl.
Watch Hell Camp: Teen Nightmare
Berlin
Berlin is a new series coming to Netflix on December 29. It follows a man named Berlin who assembled a gang in Paris to execute one of the greatest heists in history – stealing 44 million euros worth of jewelry in one night. The show stars Pedro Alonso as Berlin.
The Equalizer 3
Fans of The Equalizer franchise will be happy to hear that The Equalizer 3 is coming to Netflix on January 1. The final installment of the franchise sees the return of Denzel Washington as the government assassin Robert McCall. This film follows McCall as he lives in southern Italy and finds out that his friends are being controlled by the local mafia, which must be stopped.
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HULU
Letterkenny – Season 12
Letterkenny is a beloved Canadian sitcom that gained tons of U.S. watchers when it was brought to Hulu back in 2018. Now, its 12th and final season will premiere on Hulu on December 26. The show follows a group of residents who live in a small rural community in Canada and get into some hilarious antics.
It Lives Inside
It Lives Inside is a horror film that came out back in September and is now coming to Hulu on December 29. It tells the story of a young girl named Sam who is trying to fit in at school by ignoring her East Indian culture. However, when a demon possesses one of her former best friends, her heritage is the only thing that can help. her beat it.
PRIME
Sound of Freedom
One of the most talked about movies of the year was Sound of Freedom, and now you’ll be able to watch it on Prime beginning December 26. The film stars Jim Caviezel and tells the heartbreaking true story of a federal agent who saved a young boy from child sex traffickers, only to find out that the boy’s sister is still captive. The agent then embarks on a dangerous journey to save her without any assistance from the government.
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MAX
Time Bomb Y2K
Another documentary you can watch this week is Time Bomb Y2K which is coming to Max on December 30. This documentary follows the technological panic that occurred between December 31, 1999, and January 1, 2000. Since computers and the internet were a relatively new concept at the time, people thought that a bug might make the computers misinterpret the year 2000 as 1900, which would have led to a technological collapse.
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DISNEY+
Disney 100: A Century of Dreams – A Special Edition of 20/20
Disney turns 100 this year, and with that comes a new special, Disney 100: A Century of Dreams. The special will come to Disney+ on December 29 and will take viewers through all the magic that Disney has brought to our screens since 1923, including brands like Marvel, Pixar, 21st Century Fox, and more.
Watch Disney 100: A Century of Dreams – A Special Edition of 20/20
PEACOCK
The Holdovers
Another film that came out this year that was loved by many was The Holdovers and if you missed it while it was in theaters, it’s coming to Peacock on December 29. The film stars Paul Giamatti, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, and Dominic Sessa and tells the story of a cranky teacher at an all-boys prep school in New England who gets stuck with the job of staying with the students with nowhere to go over Christmas break. The teacher then ends up forming an unlikely bond with one of the students.
PARAMOUNT+
The 46th Annual Kennedy Center Honors
It’s that time of year again – The 46th Annual Kennedy Center Honors ceremony will be available to watch on Paramount+ on December 27. This year’s honorees include Queen Latifah, Billy Crystal, Barry Gibb, Reneé Fleming, and Dionne Warwick, and you can watch the star-studded celebration that took place at the Kennedy Center Opera House in Washington D.C.
Watch The 46th Annual Kennedy Center Honors
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Deals Get a 30-day Free Amazon Prime trial Simply use the free 30-day Amazon Prime trial and remember to cancel if you don’t plan to keep it. You can get the same deals with free shipping offers during the free trial. Sign up here. Students: get 6 months of Amazon Prime free If you’re a student, you can click this link to get 6 months free of Amazon Prime for students. Students will need to verify by providing their .edu email address. Sign up here. Medicaid or EBT: Cheaper Amazon Prime If you’ve got a Medicaid or EBT card, you can sign up for an Amazon Prime membership for $6.99 – almost half the cost of a typical membership. Sign up here.
Kurt’s key takeaways
I hope you enjoy your last week of 2023 with all this new content coming your way. We’d love to hear about some of your favorite movies and TV shows from this year, so let us know by commenting below.
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