Jackass Forever, the latest Netflix movie, and 11 more movies to watch at home

This week saw the surprise streaming premiere of donkey forever on Paramount Plus. The fourth installment in the popular slapstick comedy series features most of the returning stars from the Jackass films and television shows, including Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Chris Pontius and Wee Man, as well as newcomers like Tyler, the Creator, Jasper Delphin and Rachel Wolfson. Don’t feel ready to see a bunch of fools face more and more physical harm? Don’t sweat it, there are plenty more great new releases to choose from!

Guy Ritchie’s revenge action thriller anger of man, starring Jason Statham is coming to Paramount Plus this weekend, as is the 2021 action film A shot, with Scott Adkins on Hulu. The Hindi action film Aaraattu is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video, while Netflix has released three new romantic dramas in the form of In good hands, Love like the falling petalsand Without goodbye. Not to mention all the interesting new movies on VOD such as you are not my mother, all my friends hate meand more.

So you know what’s new and available, here are the new movies to watch this weekend via streaming and VOD.

donkey forever

Where to see: available for streaming Outstanding plus

Photo Credit: Sean Cliver/Paramount Pictures

Johnny Knoxville returns with friends new and old donkey forever, the fourth installment in the long-running slapstick comedy film series. How many different ways are there to pulverize a person’s genitals to the gleeful amusement of audiences worldwide? (Oh God, You’re welcome don’t google that.) From our review:

Farts, feces, semen, nipples, anything that could make viewers laugh out loud – these are the stars of donkey forever. The way these youthful elements are able to make anyone laugh pays homage to the unchanging charm of youthful humor that has defined the franchise since its inception. Even after 20 years in the cultural eye that donkey

Crew scoffs at a finer sense of humor. Instead, they aim for how long they can engage in their distinctive teen-inspired stunt comedy before they get too old to endure.

Olivia Rodrigo: Driving Home 2 U (A Sour Movie)

Where to see: Available for streaming DisneyPlus

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former high school musical Star Olivia Rodrigo rose to superstardom last year with her critically acclaimed debut album Angry. Your new concert film documentary, Olivia Rodrigo: Driving Home 2 U (A Sour Movie)follows Rodrigo from Salt Lake City, where she began writing what would later become her triple-platinum debut, to Los Angeles, where the journey behind the making of the album culminates in a series of shows performed with her in the studio become producer Dan Nigro.

anger of man

Where to see: Available to stream on Paramount Plus

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Jason Statham stars in Guy Ritchie’s 2021 action thriller anger of man as “H,” a Los Angeles cash truck driver whose mysterious past comes under scrutiny by his employers after he foils an attempted robbery of his truck with reckless use of force. From our play on how it governs,

Like the similarly outstanding LA heist thriller Den of Thieves and LA crime thriller classics like heat, anger of man utilizes the unique geography of sprawling Los Angeles to great effect, particularly in the first few vehicle-centric action sequences that take place on the streets. (One of the early action beats is punctuated by towering palm trees and a crystal clear blue sky.) The film is packed with aerial views of the city, showing criss-crossing highways and LA city lights glowing in the night. Slick editing by James Herbert, a longtime Ritchie collaborator, and a heartbreaking score by Christopher Benstead (one of the Oscar winners). heaviness Soundteam) augment the already stellar action sequences, culminating in a climactic Black Friday heist attempt that delivers the 90+ minutes of suspense that precedes it.

A shot

Where to see: Available for streaming Hello

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A group of Navy Seals escort a CIA analyst (Ashley Greene) to pick up a prisoner at a CIA black site, but things go awry when the base is attacked. Lt. Jake Harris (Scott Adkins) and Base Commander Jack Yorke (Ryan Phillipe) must work together to thwart the attack and save themselves (and the prisoner).

Presented as if filmed in one continuous take, A shot is an impressive technical feat for the cast and crew. This is especially true for Adkins, who has the fewest off-camera “rest periods” of any in the film and completes many marathon fight sessions where he demonstrates his impressive physical and mental stamina.

Aaraattu

Where to see: Available for streaming Amazon Prime Video

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The Hindi Action Drama Aaraattu follows the story of Neyyattinkara Gopan (Mohanlal), a real estate magnate with a penchant for kicking ass who defends the residents of a small Palakkad village who are being driven from their homes by a nefarious real estate mafia. Through over-the-top violence, extravagant charisma, and the kind of taunting rhetoric you’d expect from a Guy Ritchie revenge thriller, Gopan slices through his opponents with effortless style and affable bravado.

you are not my mother

Where to see: Can be rented for $5.99 Amazon; $6.99 on Applewudu

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The psychological horror film of 2021 you are not my mother Hazel Doupe plays Char, a young girl whose bedridden mother, Angela (Carolyn Bracken), mysteriously disappears a week before Halloween. When Angela returns home the following evening, Char notices strange and inexplicable changes in her mother’s personality and behavior and begins to suspect that something terrible has happened to her. With Halloween fast approaching, Char must unearth dark secrets about her family history to save her mother and herself from a fate worse than death.

In good hands

Where to see: Available for streaming Netflix

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Alsi Enver stars in the 2022 Turkish drama In good hands as Melisa, a single mother with a terminal illness and a 6-year-old son to take care of. With just five months to live, give or take, she finds herself inexplicably attracted to Firat (Kaan Urgancıoğlu), a wealthy playboy with whom she crosses paths and eventually forms a relationship. How will this story end and what will become of Melisa’s son? You have to watch to find out.

Love like the falling petals

Where to see: Available for streaming Netflix

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The Japanese love drama Love like the falling petals Kento Nakajima stars as Haruto, a young amateur photographer who falls in love with his hairdresser, Misaki (Honoka Matsumoto). Haruto admires her not for her looks but for her manual dexterity, respecting Misaki and wishing he was as good at what he does as she is. Unfortunately for the would-be lovers, Misaki is diagnosed with a terminal illness called “Fast Forward Syndrome,” which causes her body to age faster than others. With less than a year to live, the two must make the most of the time they have together.

Without saying goodbye

Where to see: Available for streaming Netflix

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Maxi Iglesias and Stephanie Cayo are the main actors Without saying goodbye as a workaholic architect and fiery, carefree artist who backpacks through Peru and begins a passionate love affair amidst the breathtaking vistas that surround him. They come from completely opposite worlds – can they somehow make this relationship work?

top

Where to see: Can be rented for $6.99 Amazon, Appleand vudu

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Celine Held is the co-director and lead actress of the 2020 American drama top as Nikki, a heroin-addicted mother who lives with her five-year-old daughter Little (Zhaila Farmer) in a community that claims the abandoned subway tunnels beneath New York City. When Nikki is forced to flee the underground with Little in tow, she must brace her daughter for the challenges and sensory overload of the world above, while desperately trying to build a better life for herself.

all my friends hate me

Where to see: Can be rented for $6.99 Amazonn, Appleand vudu

The horror comedy of 2021 all my friends hate me Stars Tom Stourton as Pete, a man who returns from volunteering in a refugee camp to celebrate his birthday with his old college friends for a happy weekend getaway. There’s just one problem: Pete can’t seem to shake the suspicion that his “friends” secretly hate him. As the weekend progresses, his friends’ scathing inside jokes gradually become more scathing, hostile and personal, leading Pete to suspect they have far more sinister plans in mind than just hanging out together. “Social Anxiety Meets Psychological Horror” sounds like a recipe for an entertaining (and terrifying) watch.