Halloween 2026 is a matter of days away, but the world’s best streaming services aren’t getting into the spooky season spirit. Indeed, despite a plethora of new movies and TV shows hitting various platforms this week, none are remotely horrifying. Well, unless you count this year’s live-action remake of Moana , which bombed at the box office, as some sort of nightmare fuel-ish flick… But, I digress. Below, we’ve rounded up the seven biggest and/or most interesting streaming releases of the week, so read on to see if any of them pique your interest. — Tom Power, senior entertainment reporter
Moana (Disney+)
The "who asked for this?" crowd celebrated another win when Disney’s live-action adaptation of a beloved 10-year-old animated film flopped in theaters earlier this year. Yep, just one decade one from the original Moana ‘s big screen debut, the House of Mouse saw fit to remake the hugely popular flick. And, amid plenty of competition from other major releases in the middle part of 2026, plus the fact that this year’s Moana is a scene-by-scene recreation of its animated counterpart, it wasn’t a huge surprise to see that audiences had very little interest in seeing it. With the remake out now on Disney+ , though, you can see if the audience indifference was justified or not. — TP
Watch Moana on Disney+
The Terminal List season 2 (Prime Video)
James Reece is back. That’s right, season 2 of The Terminal List , which stars Chris Pratt as the titular US Navy SEAL, has landed on Prime Video , so fans of Pratt and/or the action-thriller genre have got something to enjoy after Reacher season 4 and Neagley season 1 both came to an end. Based on the second novel — that being ‘True Believer’ — in Jack Carr’s book series of the same name, this season sees Reece looking for a sense of purpose after he finished his list in the Amazon TV Original’s debut season. And, when the US government come calling with the promise of giving him a presidential pardon if he completes a tough assignment for them, Reece embarks on a globetrotting mission that may have ties to his own family history. — TP
Watch The Terminal List season 2 on Prime Video
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners season 2 (Netflix)
It seems nigh-on impossible to avoid anything cyberpunk-based these days. And, if Netflix continues to pump out acclaimed follow-ups to one of the best anime of recent times — that being Cyberpunk: Edgerunners — it’ll be even harder to ignore as the months and years go by. So, what is the aforementioned series’ sophomore outing, which is a standalone sequel to season 1 and CD Projekt RED’s Cyberpunk 2077 videogame, about? For one, it isn’t a continuation of David Martinez’s story, Instead, it follows two new protagonists Weak and D, who get entangled in a four plotline-strong narrative in Night City…
