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George Miller’s newest installment in the “Mad Max” franchise leads an exciting lineup of recent films available for streaming on platforms like Netflix, Peacock, Max, Hulu, Apple TV+, Prime Video, Disney+, and Paramount+. August offers a wealth of options for movie enthusiasts, featuring everything from action-packed comedies to ensemble heist films. Some recently released films include Sydney Sweeney’s chilling horror movie, and a dramatic tale involving Tom Hardy and Austin Butler about a biker gang, along with unique originals like a spy-themed romantic comedy starring Halle Berry and Mark Wahlberg.

Here are 15 notable new films you can stream right now:

‘Abigail’

This over-the-top horror comedy features Melissa Barrera, Kathryn Newton, and Dan Stevens as part of a quirky group hired to watch over a young ballerina (Alisha Weir). Things take a dark turn as the ballerina is revealed to be a wicked vampire who flips the script on her captors in this gory and surprising story.

Watch it on: Peacock

‘The Bikeriders’

This intense crime drama by Jeff Nichols focuses on a Midwestern motorcycle club that turns to crime as they bring in new members. Austin Butler plays the wild troublemaker, Jodie Comer portrays his concerned girlfriend, and Tom Hardy delivers a standout performance as the club’s volatile leader.

Watch it on: Peacock

‘Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga’

This thrilling film unravels the intricate backstory of Charlize Theron’s character from “Mad Max: Fury Road,” now portrayed by Anya Taylor-Joy. With a mesmerizing performance from Chris Hemsworth as a deviously charming villain, this action-packed revenge film features post-apocalyptic vehicles and spectacular demolition scenes.

Watch it on: Max

‘Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire’

The latest “Ghostbusters” movie leans more towards nostalgia than clarity, featuring a large ensemble cast and numerous references for fans. Mckenna Grace leads a new generation of heroes while Bill Murray returns with the original team to confront a new evil, Garraka, a phantom that poses an icy threat to New York City and beyond.

Watch it on: Netflix

‘Immaculate’

“The First Omen” isn’t the only horror film about nuns this year. In “Immaculate,” Sydney Sweeney stars as a young American novice who finds herself in terrifying situations after joining an Italian convent.

the gym manager (played by Kristen Stewart) and a bisexual bodybuilder (Katy O’Brian) in the romantic thriller “Love Lies Bleeding.” As their relationship develops, they navigate the high-stakes world of the competitive fitness industry, where love and ambition collide.

Where to watch: Hulu

‘The Instigators’

This heist comedy features Matt Damon as a struggling father and Casey Affleck as a witty ex-con who team up for a robbery that turns chaotic, drawing the attention of both the police and other criminals. The supporting cast is notable, particularly Hong Chau as Damon’s compassionate therapist.

Where to watch: Apple TV+

‘Jackpot!’

This action comedy by Paul Feig is set in a quirky, dystopian version of Los Angeles where lottery winners must stay alive until sunset to secure their winnings. Awkwafina portrays a struggling actress whose life depends on her new winning ticket, while John Cena brings comedic relief as her earnest protection agent.

Where to watch: Prime Video

‘Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes’

The latest installment in the “Planet of the Apes” series explores the enduring question of whether humans and apes can coexist peacefully. This expansive sci-fi narrative follows young chimp Noa (Owen Teague) as he seeks to save his community, teaming up with a mysterious girl named Mae (Freya Allan) along the way.

Where to watch: Hulu

‘Knox Goes Away’

Directed by and starring Michael Keaton, this gripping crime thriller revolves around a hitman diagnosed with a serious form of dementia. As he grapples with his illness, he sets out to mend his relationship with his estranged son (James Marsden) while being pursued by law enforcement following a failed job.

Where to watch: Max

‘La Chimera’

In this Italian dramedy, Josh O’Connor, known for his role in the praised tennis film “Challengers,” shines as a British tomb raider. Fresh from jail, he journeys to Italy to reunite with friends, pursue romance, and steal some valuable artifacts, ultimately revealing a poignant emotional journey.

Where to watch: Hulu

In director Rose Glass’ steamy neo-noir thriller, we meet pumped-up Midwestern bodybuilder Jackie (Katy O’Brian) and reserved gym manager Lou (Kristen Stewart). It’s also when murder begins to complicate their lives. If it’s time for Oscar predictions, O’Brian’s performance here is standout and deserves recognition.

Where to watch: Max

‘One Life’

This impactful historical drama chronicles the efforts of London broker Nicholas Winton, who in 1938 saved hundreds of Jewish children from Prague amid the incoming Nazi threat. Johnny Flynn depicts the younger Winton who races to provide help, while Anthony Hopkins plays the older Winton reflecting on his humanitarian work and his wishes for having accomplished even more.

Where to watch: Paramount+

‘Tarot’

While this film may not be the best, it’s a decent choice for younger audiences eager to explore the horror genre. Starring rising talents like Avantika (“Mean Girls”) and Jacob Batalon (“Spider-Man: Homecoming”), the PG-13 feature follows college friends who dabble with a cursed tarot card deck, leading to frightening and sometimes fatal outcomes.

Where to watch: Netflix

‘The Union’

A New Jersey builder (Mark Wahlberg) unexpectedly reconnects with his high school girlfriend (Halle Berry) while at a bar. He thinks she might want to rekindle their romance, but she surprises him by revealing she’s a superspy seeking his help on a perilous assignment involving the retrieval of a stolen agents’ list. Get ready for a mix of romantic comedy, action, and star power.

Where to watch: Netflix

‘Young Woman and the Sea’

Comparable to “Nyad,” yet even more thrilling, this biopic features Daisy Ridley, former “Star Wars” star, delivering a captivating performance as Trudy Ederle, a pioneering athlete who overcame Olympic setbacks, sexism, and jellyfish stings to become the first woman to swim across the English Channel in 1926.

Where to watch: Disney+