There’s a lot to watch on various Streaming services — sometimes it almost feels like too much. It’s not always easy to choose among the walls of options, jumping from one app to the other and looking for the perfect Movie night selection. To simplify things for you, we’ve compiled some of the best new streaming movies to watch this week and to enjoy over Thanksgiving weekend.

Related: The best new TV shows to stream this week

Check out our top picks from major streamers like Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV Plus, and more, including free streamers like Tubi, Plex, and Freevee (previously IMDb TV) and more niche services like Shudder. The titles below were added to these services in the last month, and we aim to include a mix of streaming originals, new releases, older classics, and more.

Read on for a list of the best new movies to stream this week. Among our most recent picks are new holiday titles including a romcom and a horror movie, a Will Smith-starring historical drama on Apple TV Plus, and Guillermo del Toro’s stunning new adaptation of Pinocchio.

See also: The best original streaming movies on every platform

Editor’s note: We’ll be updating this list of the best movies to stream weekly as new titles are added or removed.

Bed Rest (2022)

Tubi — December 7

In the Heights actress Melissa Barrera continues her horror streak after 2022’s Scream with this new Tubi original film. Barrera stars as a pregnant woman ordered to bed rest after years of struggling to start a family. Isolated, she begins to encounter ghostly apparitions and must think fast to protect herself and her unborn child. Is this all in her head, or is something truly out to get her?

Christmas Bloody Christmas (2022)

Shudder — December 9

Add this new entry in the Christmas horror genre to your watchlist if you want to stay in Santa’s “good” column. It’s Christmas Eve, and record store clerk Tori is ready to let loose and party. Unfortunately, an animatronic Santa Clause goes haywire and forces her to get into survival mode in this bloody bit of holiday mayhem.

Emancipation (2022)

Apple TV Plus — December 9

Will Smith stars in this historical drama from Training Day director Antoine Fuqua. An enslaved man risks his life to return to his family and freedom. This film, based on a true story, follows his struggle to reach a better life in the American south.

Something from Tiffany’s (2022)

Prime Video — December 9

Zoey Deutch and Kendrick Sampson star in this holiday romantic comedy on Prime Video. Sparks fly when a woman accidentally receives an engagement ring intended for someone else. Could the magic of Christmas be pulling the strings and setting up her happily ever after?

Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio (2022)

Netflix — December 9

A beautiful and heartbreaking retelling of the classic story, Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio is not only one of the best new streaming movies this week but also one of the best films of the year. With gorgeous, sometimes grotesque stop-motion animation, del Toro resets the narrative in fascist, World War II Italy, exploring grief and mortality through the story of a wooden boy and his father.

Check out the best new streaming movies from previous weeks

Below are some of the movies we recommended in previous weeks. In case you’ve watched the newer titles already or want more options, here’s a solid mix of more new movies on your favorite streaming services.

Smile (2022)

Paramount Plus — November 15

Following the disturbing suiced of one of her patients, a therapist starts realizing she may be witnessing supernatural forces that threaten her and the people she loves. This horror film was a huge hit in theaters this year and got major buzz following a creepy viral advertising campaign, and it’s streaming on Paramount Plus.

The Wonder (2022)

Netflix — November 16

Florence Pugh stars in this stirring new period drama from Netflix, one of the best new streaming movies of the week. In the Irish Midlands in 1862, an English nurse travels to a small village to observe an eleven-year-old girl who has completely stopped eating without visible negative effects. The mystery of the girl’s ailment stumps everyone and attracts pilgrims who want to witness the girl who won’t eat.

Disenchanted (2022)

Disney Plus — November 18

The sequel to Enchanted, dropping on Disney Plus 15 years after the original film, sees Giselle, Robert, and Morgan relocating to a new community. But the move knocks the real world and Andalasia off-balance. Disenchanted stars Amy Adams, Patrick Dempsey, Maya Rudolph, Idina Menzel, and James Marsden.

First Reformed (2017)

Plex — November 18