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11 Must-Watch Movies from 2025 Streaming Now for the Holidays

BREAKING: The holiday season is here, and it’s the perfect time to catch up on 2025’s best films streaming right now! Whether you’re gathering with friends or family, there’s no shortage of exciting options to keep the festive spirit alive as you unwind after the holidays.

JUST ANNOUNCED: Here are 11 incredible movies from the past year that you might have missed, featuring genres from sci-fi to horror and fantasy. Grab your popcorn—these films are available on popular streaming platforms and are sure to spark conversation!

1. Bugonia (For rent or purchase)
Starring Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons, this dark comedy from acclaimed director Yorgos Lanthimos follows two men who kidnap a CEO they suspect is an alien. Expect a wild mix of mystery and humor that reflects our times.

2. Elio (On Disney+)
Despite a rocky start at the box office, Pixar’s latest, featuring a young boy who becomes Earth’s voice, is a heartwarming adventure that lives up to its studio’s exceptional standards.

3. Final Destination Bloodlines (On HBO Max)
This thrilling addition to the well-known franchise dives deeper into the inevitability of death, delivering the series’ signature tension and humor. A must-watch for horror fans!

4. Frankenstein (On Netflix)
Not just another rehash, Guillermo del Toro’s take on the classic tale combines stunning visuals with powerful performances, marking a career-long journey for the director.

5. How to Train Your Dragon (On Peacock)
The beloved animated classic returns in a live-action remake that captures the original’s magic while providing a fresh perspective.

6. The Life of Chuck (For rent or purchase)
This unique Stephen King adaptation directed by Mike Flanagan offers a blend of weirdness and profound storytelling, promising a memorable experience.

7. The Long Walk (For rent or purchase)
A brutal adaptation of King’s novel where young men compete in a harrowing march, showcasing intense performances that leave a lasting impact.

8. Predator: Killer of Killers (On Hulu)
Following the success of Predator: Badlands, this animated anthology explores Predator encounters throughout history, delivering phenomenal storytelling and action.

9. Sinners (On HBO Max)
Part music-driven masterpiece, part horror story, Sinners showcases the genius of director Ryan Coogler and star Michael B. Jordan, ensuring a unique viewing experience.

10. Superman (On HBO Max)
With a fresh take on the iconic character, James Gunn’s film brings a sense of joy and optimism often missing from today’s superhero films, making it a must-see.

11. Weapons (On HBO Max)
This horror mystery about a town that loses an entire classroom of kids is both entertaining and deeply unsettling—perfect for those who love a good fright.

ALSO: If you’re considering a trip to the theater, don’t miss Predator: Badlands, Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, The Running Man, or Zootopia 2.

For those looking for even more options, check out titles like Pee Wee as Himself (on HBO Max), Jaws @ 50 (on Hulu or Disney+), 28 Years Later (on Netflix), and Black Phone 2 (for rent or purchase).

As the holiday season unfolds, make sure these captivating films are on your watch list—they’re bound to create lasting memories!

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