Full Breakdown
Upcoming Films and TV Shows to Watch This Weekend
9/20/2025, 8:26:05 PM
Featured Films on TV
This weekend, viewers can catch a selection of classic and contemporary films. Notably, Get Out (2017), directed by Jordan Peele, will air on Sunday at 11:35 PM on BBC Two. The film, which has a 98% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, follows a young Black man, Chris (Daniel Kaluuya), who uncovers disturbing secrets while visiting his white girlfriend's family. Critics have praised it as a "funny, scary, and thought-provoking" horror-comedy.
Another classic, Carrie (1976), based on Stephen King's novel, will be shown on Sunday at 10 PM on BBC Two. This horror film, featuring Sissy Spacek, explores themes of bullying and revenge through the story of a shy girl who discovers her telekinetic powers. It holds a 94% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Additionally, The Creator (2023), a sci-fi film starring John David Washington, will be broadcast on Saturday at 9 PM on Channel 4. Set in a future where humans are in conflict with AI, the film has been described as "a true vision" by Vanity Fair.
Streaming Highlights
For those looking for new content, Start Over, a French-Belgian crime drama, is currently streaming on Channel 4. The series follows a cardiac surgeon's murder and the time-traveling efforts of his ex-wife and friends to prevent his death. Despite mixed reviews, it offers a unique narrative twist.
On the independent film front, Personal Shopper (2016), starring Kristen Stewart, is available on Disney Plus. The psychological thriller, which has an 81% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, follows a woman receiving mysterious messages while grappling with grief.
Upcoming Releases
Looking ahead, Dragonfly, a British drama featuring Brenda Blethyn and Jason Watkins, will be released in UK cinemas on November 7. The film explores themes of care and community, receiving positive early reviews for its performances and emotional depth.
Conclusion
With a mix of classic horror, contemporary dramas, and new releases, this weekend offers a rich selection of films and shows for viewers to enjoy. Whether tuning in for a chilling horror experience or a thought-provoking drama, audiences have plenty to choose from across various platforms.
