Here comes many people’s favorite time: the weekend. And as always, we’re back with a fresh batch of movies and series worth checking out. Whether you’re in the mood for suspense, comedy, drama, or blockbuster action, there’s a good chance you’ll find something that fits your mood.

Here’s this weekend’s watchlist.

1. Cape Fear

One of the biggest releases of the weekend, Cape Fear is a modern television reimagining of the classic thriller. Javier Bardem stars as the chilling Max Cady, while Amy Adams and Patrick Wilson play the family caught in his terrifying orbit. Executive produced by Steven Spielberg and Martin Scorsese, the series has quickly become a favorite among critics.

Where to Watch: Apple TV+

2. Fuze

If you’re looking for pure adrenaline, Fuze might be your pick. Starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Theo James, the thriller follows a group of thieves who use a city-wide evacuation caused by an unexploded World War II bomb as cover for a major bank robbery.

Where to Watch: In theaters.

3. The Witness

This powerful British miniseries takes a different approach to true crime. Instead of focusing on the crime itself, it explores the emotional aftermath for the family left behind following the 1992 murder of Rachel Nickell.

Where to Watch: Netflix.

4. Masters of the Universe

The iconic franchise gets a big-screen live-action adaptation with Nicholas Galitzine as He-Man, Jared Leto as Skeletor, and Idris Elba as Man-At-Arms. Early reactions suggest a fun sci-fi adventure that embraces its fantasy roots.

Where to Watch: In theaters.

5. Office Romance

Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein team up in this workplace comedy about two colleagues trying to navigate growing attraction under a strict no-office-romance policy. It’s light, funny, and feels like a throwback to classic romantic comedies.

Where to Watch: Netflix.

6. Mexico 86

Directed by Gabriel Ripstein and led by Diego Luna, this witty political satire explores the chaos behind Mexico’s unlikely bid to host the 1986 World Cup. It’s an entertaining look at the politics and personalities behind a major sporting event.

Where to Watch: Netflix.

Now that you’ve seen them all, which one are you going for first? Have a nice weekend!