With Valentine’s Day weekend upon us, streaming platforms and theaters are rolling out an eclectic mix of new releases, giving movie and TV fans plenty to binge without leaving the comfort of their couches—or, for the more adventurous, a reason to head back to the multiplex. From gory animal attack throwbacks to Oscar-nominated dramas, and from cult classics to buzzy new series, there’s truly something for everyone this February.
Let’s start with the horror crowd, who can now sink their teeth into Primate, a survival horror film that became available to rent or purchase at home on February 10, 2026, via Prime Video, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home, as reported by ScreenCrush. The plot follows Ben, a domesticated pet chimpanzee, who turns violently lethal after being bitten by a rabid critter. The movie pays homage to classic animal-attack films, delivering gore and suspense for those seeking a visceral thrill. For those who prefer their horror with a psychological edge, Honey Bunch is now streaming on Shudder and AMC+, telling the story of a young woman whose husband takes her to a remote facility to treat her memory loss, only for dark secrets to emerge.
Sports fans and lovers of underdog tales can catch Marty Supreme, a sports drama inspired by legendary table tennis player Marty Reisman. Available since February 10, this Josh Safdie-directed film traces the journey of a 1950s shoe salesman who aspires to be the world’s top table tennis player. According to ScreenCrush, it’s accessible on Prime Video, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home, making it easy for anyone to join the ride from their living room.
Drama and relationship dynamics take center stage in Is This Thing On?, a new dramedy directed by Bradley Cooper. The film, starring Laura Dern and Will Arnett, explores the awkward rediscovery of self after marital separation. Released on February 10, it’s available on the same digital platforms as the other new home releases, offering a poignant yet humorous look at love and identity in midlife.
For those seeking a more unconventional coming-of-age story, Sweetness is now available via VOD as of February 13. This thriller follows a teenage fan who kidnaps her rock star idol in a desperate attempt to force him into sobriety. It’s a dark twist on fandom and obsession, and can be streamed on Prime Video, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home.
Shifting gears to the small screen, Prime Video has brought back the thriller series Cross for its second season, with the first three episodes available as of February 13, 2026. According to ABC Audio and TechRadar, this season sees Aaron Cross and FBI agent Kayla Craig working to protect billionaire Lance Durand after a death threat is linked to a high-profile murder. With Matthew Lillard joining the cast, the series promises new twists and heightened stakes.
True crime and historical drama fans can dive into Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette, the latest installment in Ryan Murphy’s anthology series, now streaming on FX and Hulu. Meanwhile, AMC’s acclaimed drama Dark Winds returns for its fourth season, and Hulu/Disney+ welcomes back The Artful Dodger for a second season, continuing the adventures of the beloved Dickensian character as he navigates love triangles and brushes with the law.
On Netflix, Lisa McGee’s How to Get to Heaven From Belfast offers a quirky blend of Irish charm and mystery, following three friends reunited by the death of a fourth, with secrets from their past threatening to unravel. The platform also premiered Queen of Chess, a sports documentary chronicling the rise of Hungarian chess prodigy Judit Polgár as she takes on the male-dominated world of competitive chess.
Apple TV is making waves with Eternity, a romantic comedy that debuted in theaters late last year and is now streaming. The film stars Elizabeth Olsen as Joan, who must choose in the afterlife between her lifelong partner and her first love, who has been waiting for her for decades. According to TechRadar and The Wrap, the movie is both touching and humorous, exploring love’s complexities beyond the grave.
For families or those seeking nostalgia, a slew of classic and cult films are hitting streaming services. Paramount+ has added Jordan Peele’s acclaimed horror Us and the iconic action-thriller Face/Off, while Hulu is now home to the original Ghostbusters movies and Tony Scott’s adrenaline-fueled Unstoppable. Prime Video boasts the entire RoboCop franchise and the 1980s cult hit The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension.
New theatrical releases are also making headlines. Wuthering Heights, directed by Emerald Fennell and starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, brings a fresh take to the classic love story, while Crime 101 features Chris Hemsworth, Halle Berry, and Mark Ruffalo in a high-stakes crime thriller. Animation gets a sporty twist with GOAT, produced by Stephen Curry, about a basketball-playing goat, now in theaters.
Not to be overlooked, the sci-fi action-horror Predator: Badlands made its streaming debut on Hulu and Disney+ by February 13, 2026. As reported by TechRadar and The Wrap, the film reinvigorates the franchise by centering on a Predator named Dex, who embarks on a dangerous mission on an alien planet, accompanied by an android named Thia. It’s a visually stunning, imaginative entry that both honors and expands the series’ legacy.
Other notable streaming additions include the HBO Max docuseries Neighbors, spotlighting real-life neighborhood feuds with a mockumentary twist; the BBC comedy Can You Keep a Secret? on Paramount+; and the animated feature Boys Go to Jupiter on HBO Max, which tackles the gig economy through a unique visual style.
For those catching up on recent critical darlings, Blue Moon, directed by Richard Linklater and starring Ethan Hawke, is now streaming on Netflix. The film, set almost entirely in a bar, delves into the creative and personal struggles of lyricist Lorenz Hart on the opening night of "Oklahoma!" It’s a chamber piece that, according to The Wrap, feels both epic and intimate.
With so many new films and series dropping across platforms, viewers are truly spoiled for choice this February. Whether you’re in the mood for horror, drama, romance, comedy, or nostalgia, there’s a fresh release ready to stream or watch in theaters. As the entertainment landscape continues to evolve, one thing’s certain: the weekend watchlist has never looked more exciting.
From chilling horror to heartfelt romance, and from sports dramas to surreal comedies, this month’s releases remind us why we love to lose ourselves in stories—no matter where or how we watch them.