What to watch tonight: 42 new shows and movies just added to Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+ and more (Oct. 14)

Overview of Tonight's Streaming Lineup

Deciding what to watch can quickly become overwhelming with the sheer number of options available. Even when sticking solely to the best streaming services, dozens of new shows and movies drop daily. To help you cut through the clutter and avoid endless scrolling, we have compiled a comprehensive TV guide featuring the top picks to watch tonight.

We have sifted through recent releases across Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, and more to bring you the standout titles, a brand-new horror pick on Shudder, and exciting live sports events. Let's dive right into the new shows, movies, and live broadcasts available to stream tonight.

Top Picks to Stream Tonight

'Cocaine Bear' (2023) — Netflix

Genre: Horror comedy movie

What it's about: Inspired by a wildly bizarre true story, 'Cocaine Bear' follows a chaotic collision of criminals, police officers, tourists, and teenagers in a Georgia forest. After a drug smuggler's dropped cocaine shipment is consumed by a massive black bear, the animal goes on a violent, drug-fueled rampage, forcing unsuspecting visitors to fight for survival.

Why you should watch it: 'Cocaine Bear' delivers a ridiculous premise, outrageous gore, and gloriously over-the-top kills. Director Elizabeth Banks crafts a chaotic horror-comedy packed with dark humor, memorable set pieces, and an enthusiastic ensemble cast. It refuses to take itself too seriously, making it a blast for fans of bonkers, bloody creature features.

'Love of Your Life' (2026) — Prime Video

Genre: Romantic drama movie

What it's about: Maya (Margaret Qualley), a nurse from Boston, falls deeply in love with Charlie (Gabriel Basso) and envisions a lifelong future together. When a devastating tragedy upends their world, Maya embarks on an international journey to rebuild her life, confront her past, and discover whether she can open her heart to love again.

Why you should watch it: If you are a fan of emotional romances, 'Love of Your Life' is a must-watch. Margaret Qualley delivers a deeply compelling performance, guided by director Rachel Morrison through years of heartbreak and unexpected connections. The film offers a mature, beautifully shot take on grief and resilience.

'VisionQuest' — Series Premiere (Disney+)

Genre: Superhero series

What it's about: In Marvel’s 'VisionQuest,' a rebooted Vision (Paul Bettany) goes into hiding as he struggles to understand his identity and recover his purpose. When a lethal bounty hunter tracks him down, Vision hits the road alongside Thomas Shepherd (Ruaridh Mollica)—a mysterious boy who may be his reincarnated son—while fighting off the lingering influence of Ultron (James Spader).

Why you should watch it: Fans of 'WandaVision' will find plenty to love here. Paul Bettany slips effortlessly back into his iconic role, and James Spader's return as Ultron is a major highlight. The sci-fi series leans into deep questions about identity, family, and humanity, paired with stunning visuals.

Your Complete Streaming Guide for Wednesday, Oct. 14

Here is a breakdown of everything new hitting streaming platforms today:

• Netflix: 'Love Is Blind Season 11: Boston', 'Cocaine Bear' (2023), 'Pororo – The Little Penguin' (Season 9), 'Sumukhi Suresh Hoemonal' (2026), 'The Foreigner' (2003)
• Prime Video: 'Love of Your Life' (2026), 'Helluva Boss' (Season 3, Part 1)
• Paramount+: 'Tyler Perry’s Assisted Living' (Seasons 1-6), 'Tyler Perry’s House of Payne' (Seasons 7-12), 'Wylde Pak' (Seasons 1-2), UEFA Champions League matches, and EFL action
• HBO Max: 'High Value Target: The Hunt for Saddam', AEW Dynamite, AEW Collision, and live NHL action
• Apple TV+: 'Slow Horses' (Season 6 new episode), 'Brothers' (new episode)
• Hulu: 'Dancing with the Stars' (Season 35), 'The Hunger Games' movie franchise, 'The Lowdown' (Season 2 premiere)
• Disney+: 'VisionQuest' (Series Premiere), 'Megastorm' (Season 1 premiere), 'Merry Berry Love'
• Peacock: New episodes of 'Chicago Med', 'Chicago Fire', 'Chicago P.D.', and 'Days of Our Lives'
• Shudder: 'The Mill Killers' (2026)