This coming week's most notable streaming releases and entertainment news

Here are the standout releases and headlines to watch from today through next weekend, focusing on major streamers and big entertainment news.

Must-watch streaming releases this week

Netflix highlights this week include the horror marathon drop of the entire mainline Saw franchise plus Jigsaw on March 19, and anime event series Steel Ball Run: JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure the same day.
On March 20, Netflix debuts Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, a much-hyped film continuation of the series, alongside music doc The Rise of the Red Hot Chili Peppers: Our Brother, Hillel.
March 21 brings Netflix’s family- and fandom-friendly duo: animated film The Bad Guys 2 and live special BTS: The Comeback Live | Arirang, expected to spike global watch-time and social chatter.

Prime Video’s notable March slate includes Young Sherlock (early-month), with this week anchored by the new season of animated superhero series Invincible (season 4) landing March 18.
Max (HBO Max) leans into new originals this month like docu-series DTF St. Louis and dramedy Rooster, with ongoing buzz titles The Pitt and Paradise staying in heavy recommendation rotation.
On Apple TV+, true-crime-inspired limited series Imperfect Women drops March 18, followed by kid-focused Wonder Pets: In the City on March 20, giving both prestige and family hooks in the same window.
Hulu and Peacock’s freshest library adds for this week include reality staples like 7 Little Johnstons (season 17) and long-run franchise entries like House Hunters and The Pioneer Woman, plus older cult series like The Nanny being newly available to stream.

Platform	Notable release this week (US)	Date (2026)	Why it matters
Netflix	Saw franchise + Jigsaw	Mar 19	Horror binge anchor and algorithm driver.
Netflix	Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man	Mar 20	Major IP film follow-up, awards and fandom interest.
Netflix	*BTS: The Comeback Live	Arirang*	Mar 21
Prime Video	Invincible season 4	Mar 18	Superhero animation with strong online fandom.
Apple TV+	Imperfect Women	Mar 18	New prestige limited series.
Apple TV+	Wonder Pets: In the City	Mar 20	New kids’ series for family viewing.
Hulu/Peacock	The Nanny complete series	Mar 18 (Hulu window)	Comfort-watch sitcom likely to trend in clips.

Critically tipped movies hitting or surging on streaming this month include Oscar-connected titles like Anatomy of a Fall, Sentimental Value, and The Secret Agent, which platforms and press are pushing as “catch up now” watches after last night’s ceremony.
Music-related projects such as The Rise of the Red Hot Chili Peppers: Our Brother, Hillel and BTS’s live event are being positioned as tentpoles for fan engagement, watch parties, and social cuts.
Genre fans are also watching for Furies: Resistance season 2 and youth-skewing fantasy like Unicorn Academy: Secrets Revealed (Chapter 1), both landing in the March 18–21 window and likely to over-index in recommendations for existing viewers.

The 2026 Oscars (held March 15, hosted by Conan O’Brien) are dominating entertainment coverage, including a politically charged ceremony where winners and presenters called out Donald Trump, gun violence, and ongoing wars in their speeches.
Red carpet and personal-life headlines include Zendaya appearing to debut a gold wedding band amid reports of a Tom Holland marriage, and multiple viral fashion moments from the Dolby Theatre and Elton John’s viewing party.
A widely shared in-memoriam tribute segment honored late director Rob Reiner, with Billy Crystal, Meg Ryan, and others leading an emotional onstage remembrance that is trending in clip form.
Animation and K‑pop circles are buzzing about confirmation of a sequel to KPop Demon Hunters, revealed in press around the Academy Awards weekend and now circulating heavily through fan media and YouTube coverage.

One-night binge: queue Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man on Netflix as soon as it drops March 20.
Event viewing: schedule around BTS: The Comeback Live | Arirang on March 21 and Invincible season 4 on March 18 for social-media–friendly watch sessions.
Late-night mood: line up a couple of the Saw films on March 19 and ride the full horror dump as a mini-marathon.