What to Stream on TV This Weekend: 'Nine Perfect Strangers,' 'Sirens' and More

Sirens is a new Netflix limited series starring Julianne Moore, Meghann Fahy, Milly Alcock and Kevin Bacon. The dark comedy stars Fahy as Devon, a woman who arrives at a wealthy resort town in search of her younger sister Simone (Alcock). She finds that her sister's boss, socialite Michaela Kell (Moore), seems to have Simone under her (wealthy, privileged) spell. When Devon tries to stage an intervention with Simone, Michaela proves to be a difficult foe. The whole series drops Thursday, May 22.

Fear Street: Prom Queen (May 23)

Three Fear Street films were released in short order back in 2021, each one focusing on the mysterious town of Shadyside and the creepy, bloody history there. Well, things haven't really changed much in Shadyside, meaning that evil continues to lurk. This time it's in the halls of Shadyside High, as beautiful young candidates for prom queen start dropping like flies. The cast includes India Fowler, Suzanna Son and Katherine Waterston, plus teen movie icons like Lili Taylor and Chris Klein.

Big Mouth, season 8 (May 23)

The raunchy adult animated show Big Mouth is back for its eighth season this week (which officially makes it Netflix's longest-running series). The show is chock full of comedians like John Mulaney, Nick Kroll, Jessi Klein and Jason Mantzoukas lending their voices to a group of middle schoolers and the hormone monsters that seem to control them. This season's guest stars will include Cynthia Erivo, Quinta Brunson and Holly Hunter.

Pee-Wee As Himself (May 23)

Before his death from cancer in 2023, Paul Reubens, also known as Pee-Wee Herman, sat down with filmmaker Matt Wolf and provided more than 40 hours of interview footage that's been pieced together for the new two-part documentary Pee-Wee As Himself. The two episodes will both drop back-to-back on May 23 and will feature Reubens' candid conversations about his life and career, providing an intimate look at the real person who's inextricably linked with the character he created.

Ryan Phillippe leads the cast of the Prime Video show Motorheads, a new series that infuses the street racing action of The Fast and the Furious with teen coming-of-age drama. Prime Video drops all 10 episodes of the debut season of Motorheads on May 20.

Nine Perfect Strangers, season 2 (May 21)

Nicole Kidman continues to be the hardest working woman in Hollywood (she's starred in four films and four movies just in the past year) with the arrival of a new season of the Hulu hit Nine Perfect Strangers. In the series, Kidman plays Masha, a guru-like leader at a wellness center. The new season will feature a whole new cast of characters attending Masha's latest retreat in Austria including Henry Golding, Mark Strong, Lena Olin, Annie Murphy and Christine Baranski. (Whether or not any of the other season one cast will return has been a closely guarded secret). The show premiered on Hulu on May 21.

The Last Showgirl (May 23)

Pamela Anderson earned accolades all around for her performance in Gia Coppola's The Last Showgirl, a drama about an aging performer in Las Vegas who's being ousted from the revue where she's worked for years. The film, which begins streaming this week on Hulu, co-stars Jamie Lee Curtis, Kiernan Shipka and Dave Bautista.

Fountain of Youth (May 23)

Guy Ritchie's latest action-packed adventure is Fountain of Youth, debuting on Apple TV Plus on May 23. The adventure film features Natalie Portman and John Krasinski as siblings on a quest to locate the mythical Fountain of Youth. The film co-stars Domhnall Gleason, Eiza Gonzalez and Stanley Tucci.