The country is looking for new movies to stream. The search term “new movies streaming” has broken through today, Saturday 26 September 2026, with about 2000+ searches in the United States, according to Google Trends. The question is simple: what is actually new on the services, and where can you watch it.
USA Today’s reporting has produced a list of 10 films, from “Toy Story 5” to the rom-com “The Love Hypothesis.” The roundup covers big theatrical releases turned streaming, original features from Netflix and Prime Video, and genre picks from horror to romance.
What The Search Is For
“New movies streaming” is the question people are asking at home. The list answers it with titles that are actually available right now:
- “Toy Story 5” on Disney+
- “Backrooms” on HBO Max
- “Jackass: Best and Last” on Paramount+
- “The Love Hypothesis” on Prime Video
- “Rich Flu” on Hulu
- “Stop! That! Train!” on Netflix
- “Supergirl” on HBO Max
- “Tuner” on Paramount+
- “Unabomber” on Netflix
The source also points to a newsletter, USA TODAY’s Watch Party, which delivers movie and TV recommendations to subscribers.
The 10 Titles
“Backrooms” is the horror hit that made a scary movie out of couches, tables and other furniture. Chiwetel Ejiofor stars as the owner of a furniture store who finds an otherworldly area on the other side of the walls. His therapist, Renate Reinsve, searches for him and finds a realm of claustrophobia and overwhelming anxiety.
“Best of the Best” is a derivative comedy with fun dance sequences, starring Maitreyi Ramakrishnan and Priyanka Kedia as UCLA freshmen on a Bollywood-fusion dance team. They go for a national championship while navigating personality issues within the group.
“Jackass: Best and Last” closes Johnny Knoxville’s film run. The review describes new bits of people doing stupid things to each other, plus greatest hits from the previous efforts.
“The Love Hypothesis” is based on Ali Hazelwood’s best-selling novel. Lili Reinhart plays a brilliant doctoral candidate who fakes a relationship with a dreaded biology professor nicknamed “Dr. Evil” by students. Tom Bateman plays the professor, and the pair catch feelings for each other amid emotional drama.
“Rich Flu” stars Mary Elizabeth Winstead as a corporate executive who lands a fortune at a worst time. A mysterious virus kills the wealthiest people in the world, and everybody else turns on them. The fat cats try to get rid of their money to save themselves.
“Stop! That! Train!” is a disaster-movie spoof with drag queens. Ginger Minj and Jujubee star as Stank Rail train stewardesses who hop to the luxury line Glamazonian just in time for a “Stormaganza” and a haunted railway. The comedy is campy and fabulous, with RuPaul as the president.
“Supergirl” stars Milly Alcock as Kara, a jaded, self-destructive protagonist in a gnarly cosmic landscape. When her dog Krypto is poisoned, she teams with a vengeful teen played by Eve Ridley and a rambunctious bounty hunter played by Jason Momoa to hunt down the villain.
“Toy Story 5” brings the franchise into the Internet era. Jessie, voiced by Joan Cusack, takes the lead while Bonnie gets a tablet computer named Lilypad. Lilypad helps connect the girl with friends but is a smarmy existential threat to Woody, Buzz and the gang.
“Tuner” stars Leo Woodall as Niki, a piano tuner with perfect pitch and an allergy to noise. Dustin Hoffman plays his partner Harry, who is hospitalized. Niki uses his ears to make extra cash as a safecracker, but his criminal side gig threatens a new romance with a gifted composer played by Havana Rose Liu.
“Unabomber” is an unconventional biopic of Ted Kaczynski. Jacob Tremblay plays a teenage Ted in the 1950s, manipulated by his professor played by Russell Crowe. Shailene Woodley plays the FBI agent leading the hunt for Kaczynski’s capture in the mid-1990s.
The Date and The Volume
The list is dated Saturday 26 September 2026, and the search term “new movies streaming” is among the top rising searches in the United States on that date, according to Google Trends. The article was reported by USA Today.
What Happens Next
The search volume is what it is for today. The list is a snapshot of what is currently available on the major platforms — Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, HBO Max, Disney+ and Paramount+ — and the titles are spread across all of them.
Source material: “From 'Toy Story 5' to 'The Love Hypothesis,' 10 movies to stream now,” usatoday.com.
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