HERE is the best new TV to stream next week – from Pain Hustlers to Sister Death – there is something for everyone.
IF you’re stumped for what to watch on tele next week – do not fear because the Sun TV mag has got you covered – here are some binge-worthy shows that are sure to keep you entertained.
Get Gotti
John Gotti was one of the most notorious mafia bosses in American history. During the 1980s, as boss of the Gambino crime family, this flamboyant figure became the most powerful man in New York – a ruthless and ambitious leader who had ordered the execution of his own boss, Paul Castellano, in order to complete his remarkable rise to power.
For years, law enforcement was desperate to find a way of bringing Gotti down, and they eventually managed it in 1992, when he was convicted of five murders and other crimes, and sentenced to life imprisonment. Gotti’s rags-to-riches story and his dramatic downfall are explored in this fascinating three-part documentary series.
Available from Tuesday on Netflix
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Steven Spielberg produces this spectacular eight-part series, which reveals how life found a way to thrive and survive on our planet. Over the millions of years since life first appeared on Earth, several billions of different species have existed – most of them in the distant past. Life On Our Planet, which is narrated by Morgan Freeman uses cutting edge CGI to bring some of those long-extinct creatures back to life.
The series also explores how evolution has helped shape the species living today and how humans’ intelligence could help us survive continuing climate threats.
Available from Wednesday
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Gen V
Following the adventures of a group of trainee superheroes, this spin-off from The Boys is every bit as violent, irreverent and enjoyable as that show.
Available on Amazon Prime Video
The Sandman
Neil Gaiman’s dark masterpiece stars Tom Sturridge as the lord of dreams, who sets out to reclaim his realm after years of imprisonment.
Available on Netflix
The Walking Dead
It’s sometimes forgotten that the wildly popular zombie apocalypse drama began life in 2003 as a comic-book series.
Available on Disney+ and Prime Video.
Scream VI (film)
Original Scream queen Neve Campbell may be absent, but this sixth instalment in the iconic horror franchise is still one of the best yet. The last film's four survivors- played by Melissa Barrera, Jenna Ortega, Mason Gooding, and Jasmin Savoy Brown – have left Woodsboro behind and started again in New York city.
Yet the anonymity of the Big Apple is the perfect playground for a new Ghostface to start a fresh wave of killings. With hugely inventive set pieces and appearances from fan faves Hayden Panettiere and Courteney Cox, plus a scene-stealing Samara Weaving, it's a wild ride.
Available from Saturday on Paramount +
Plane (film)
Sometimes you're simply in the mood for some big dumb, Gerard Butler-shaped action thrills. If now's one of those times, you're in luck because the big man's latest blockbuster is a jet-fuelled slice of popcorn-munching fun.
When fearless jumbo pilot Brodie (Gerard) is forced to make an emergency landing on a war-torn island, only for his passengers to be taken hostage, he must find a way to rescue them and get everyone to safety. The only person he can turn to is accused murderer Louis (Mike Colter) who was being transported on the plane by the FBI. Can they find a way to trust each other and save the day?
Available from Friday on Prime Video
Gran Turismo
The adrenaline-fuelled true story of a teenage video-gamer whose skills help him become a pro racing driver. The film stars Orlando Bloom.
Available on Sky Store from Monday
The Nun 2
The sequel to the 2018 horror finds Sister Irene investigating the murder of a priest in France. Could demon nun Valak be back?
Available on Prime Video Monday
Talk To Me
This creepy and compelling horror about a group of teens who find a way to contact the dead makes perfect pre-Halloween viewing.
Available on Netflix on Thursday
Play Dead
When medical student Chloe plays dead to get inside a morgue and retrieve vital evidence, she discovers something terrifying.
Available on Paramount+ on Friday
Pluto
The arrival of Pluto is a big deal for fans of manga and Japanese anime. This action-packed eight-part series is based on the classic 1960s comic book and cartoon Astro Boy, and the more recent manga series Pluto, which ran from 2003 to 2009. It’s set in a futuristic world where humans and robots live together in something approaching harmony. However, when a series of robots are destroyed, robot detective Gesicht and advanced robot boy Atom uncover a threat to the whole world.
Available from Thursday on Netflix
Tore
It’s off to Sweden for this blackly funny six-part comedy-drama, which packs a strong emotional punch. When 27-year-old Tore (William Spetz, who also created and wrote the series) is blindsided by the sudden and violent death of the most important person in his life, he sets out to do whatever he can to suppress his grief.
While managing to hold down his day job at his father’s funeral home, aimless and immature Tore spends his nights throwing himself into partying, indulging in sex, drugs and alcohol for the very first time.
It doesn’t take long, however, for his best friend Linn (Sanna Sundqvist) and his colleagues to start worrying about his wellbeing.
Available from Friday on Netflix
The Enfield Poltergeist
It’s the most famous poltergeist haunting in history. In 1977 the Hodgsons (including daughter Margaret), and ordinary family living in a semi-detached house in Enfield, London, reported inexplicable noises and objects being moved violently inside their home.
Soon, the Press had picked up the story, cementing the haunting’s place in paranormal history. This meticulously put-together four-part documentary tells the story of the so-called Enfield Poltergeist, using a re-created house and actors lip-syncing to genuine tape recordings made by investigator Maurice Grosse during his many visits at the time of the haunting.
There are also interviews with the family’s cousin and neighbour Paul.
Available from Friday on Apple TV+
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
The separation of sole original RHOBH cast member Kyle Richards and her husband Mauricio Umansky stunned fans of this show. Now, season 13 sees Kyle’s fellow ’Wives attempt to unpack what’s really going on.
Available on Hayu from Thursday
Milli Vanilli
Back in 1989, French/German pop duo Milli Vanilli – aka Fabrice ‘Fab’ Morvan and Robert ‘Rob’ Pilatus – saw their first album go six times platinum in the US. Their single Girl You Know It’s True sold over 30 million copies worldwide, and in 1990 they won a Grammy for Best New Artist.
But their dream turned nightmarish when it emerged that Rob and Fab hadn’t sung a single note on their records or at gigs. This documentary recounts their tragic tale – as told by surviving member Fab – and asks who the real villains were.
Available from Wednesday on Paramount+
Hot Potato: The Story Of The Wiggles
Anyone who’s had children in the last 25 years is sure to be familiar with The Wiggles. Since first appearing in the 1990s, this colourful Australian music group has kept millions of pre-schoolers entertained with their infectious songs and zany skits.
Now their remarkable story is told in a heart-warming documentary, which reveals how the group was formed in 1991 by four friends, and charts their meteoric rise all the way to today, when three of the four have retired but watch over the latest line-up. Beaut, mate!
Available from Tuesday on Amazon Prime Video
Richard Hammond's workshop
Two years ago, The Grand Tour’s Richard set up The Smallest Cog, a classic-car restoration workshop near his Herefordshire home with father-and-son-mechanic duo Neil and Anthony Greenhouse.
As series three begins, work is busier than ever and the team – aka the Cogs – has expanded. This week, Richard’s feeling particularly excited, as the squad are taking on the restoration of a true French classic: a unique Delahaye sports car originally built in 1947 for iconic Grand Prix superstar Louis Chiron.
Yet amid all the smiling faces and piles of orders, Richard does wonder: “Have I taken too much on?”
Available from Monday on Discovery+
It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown
For Charlie Brown obsessives, Halloween can mean only one thing: the classic short film It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown. This glorious special – in which, Charlie, Linus, Lucy, Snoopy and co-celebrate the spooky season – has been delighting kids young and old since 1966.
Now we have the change to enjoy it all over again, joining Charlie and Lucy as they go trick-or-treating, and Linus as he waits for the Great Pumpkin to appear. Best of all, as a treat, it will be available today and tomorrow to non-Apple TV+ subscribers for free – so we're all invited to this Halloween party.
Available Saturday and Sunday on Apple TV+
Sisters Death (film)
Who's in the mood for some spooky Spanish horror thrills? A prequel to terrifying 2017 supernatural chiller Veronica, Sister Death transports us to 1950s Spain and introduces us to Narcisa (Aria Bedmar), a young novice nun with outworldly powers.
When Narcisa decides to take up a job teaching girls at a school that used to be a convent, it isn't long before a series of strange and disturbing events set the tormented young woman on a frightening course that will uncover some terrifying secrets about the convent – and lead toa shocking climax. In Spanish with subtitles.
Available from Friday on Netflix
Pain Hustlers
From Mary Poppins and A Quiet Place to The Devil Wears Prada and The Girl On The Train, Emily Blunt clearly loves to mix things up.
Her latest movie takes things in another direction. She plays downtrodden mum Liza who, after being made redundant, takes a sales job at a struggling pharmaceutical firm.
Determined to make a better life for herself and her daughter, she throws everything into the job, and her ambition and drive soon helps boost the company's fortunes. But when she's drawn into a criminal conspiracy, how far will she go to maintain her new life?
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Available on Netflix from Friday
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