VOD news brings you the best news of the week on Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, HBO Max, Netflix… And you see John Wick 4 occupies our cover, though it’s not the only thing you can see on major video-on-demand platforms this week.

Amazon Prime Video

We begin this first summer part of the section between the intense heat and the uneven supply, in which the exclusive arrival on Prime Video John Wick 4, which was released in theaters last March and is an exceptional witness to the progress the platform is making when it comes to releasing movies. Of course, you’ll find other less glossy stuff, and yes, a wide selection of classic cinema that’s incorporated into the catalog.

John Wick 4

John Wick 4 is the new installment of one of the most successful action franchises of recent years, in which Keanu Reeves will continue to destroy everything in his path. Nothing more, nothing less. And it’s exactly what any true fan of the character would expect, all wrapped up in spectacular visuals and propelled by a frenetic pace. Lots of action and ultra violence with style. What more do you want?

More exclusive content:

• barrabrava (T1). “After a fierce infighting, two brothers are kicked out of their beloved team’s bar. Alone, without money or political protection, they start a war that will test their brotherly relationship.
• Calle y Poché: no labels (T1). “At the height of their successful careers as content creators, Calle and Poché return to Colombia to reunite with their families, their group of friends, and the challenges presented by their love relationship and their individual ambitions.”
• a Peter Crouch film. “The story of the most unexpected hero in football. Despised for his height; transferred from club to club; Crouch had a long and difficult journey full of unexpected twists, doubts and isolation until he reached the top.”
• I’m a virgin (T1). “I’m a Virgo is a coming-of-age journey with Cootie, a 12-foot-tall black youth from Oakland, California.”

Access to the catalog:

• Across the Line: The Escape of Charlie Wright
• hidden agenda
• howls
• Alec Baldwin: Shock and Sadness
• In front of you
• black Eagle
• Breathing room
• Daily
• messy anna
• Iron heart
• Creation stories
• Four weddings and one funeral
• final fight
• Love is everything, everything
• The Devil’s Parking Lot
• lord of steel
• The Silence of the Lambs
• In the enemy’s line
• critical condition
• power of 7
• Headspace: The Face of Evil
• Hercules
• jacuzzi into the past
• Deadly game
• LA confidential
• The Toolbox Massacre
• hamiltons
• Seven magnificent ones
• The brave wear black
• bad weapons
• jaws
• Mata Hari: The Naked Spy
• kill the messenger
• what a phenomenon
• poverty
• Movie 43
• Outlander
• family fight
• elfish
• panic in concord
• red scorpion
• Deserted
• RoboCop
• Robocop 2
• robocop 3
• Scooby!
• Signals of the future
• sherlock dwarfs
• let’s follow the fleet
• Cylinder
• Stargate Origins: Catherine
• Stargate, the door to the stars
• Stargate: The Continuum
• Street Fighter: The Legend
• Terminator
• Blackout (hidden in memory)
• compulsive cheaters
• Tommy Riley (Fighter)
• Country in Africa
• Walker Payne

HBO Max

We will see news for this week’s HBO Max, which premieres various original and exclusive content, although we are left with one of them that is not typical for the platform, but just like Prime Video John Wick 4a playoff of recent movie releases to liven up the evening for your subscribers… but with a very bad vibe, eh?

Infernal Possession: The Awakening

It was released last April in cinemas, Infernal Possession: The Awakening is a new installment in the veteran horror franchise started by Sam Raimi (Spider Man, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness) for more than forty years and on which he continues to collaborate as co-writer of the screenplay. A new installment that promises to disturb you like you haven’t in a long time, and which comes with almost unanimous approval from critics.

More exclusive content:

• And just like that… (T2). This new installment of “Sex and the City” follows Carrie, Miranda and Charlotte as they journey from the complicated reality of life and friendship in their 30s to the even more complicated reality of life and friendship in their 50s.”
• Robert Downey Jr.’s Garage of the Future. (T1). “Robert Downey Jr. Updates His Classic Cars.”
• Craig’s World (T4). “Craig’s World” follows the adventures of Craig and his two best friends, Kelsey and JP, in the wild woods of their suburb.
• make a street. “The powerful story of transgender sex workers in New York’s Meatpacking District before its gentrification and their rights movement.”
• Precious stones (T3). “The comedy centered on a famous family of televangelists with a long tradition of abnormality, greed and charity in the name of the Lord.”
• Sofia and real life (T1). “Immerse yourself in eight decades of history through Queen Sofia to understand the evolution of the Spanish crown.”

Access to the catalog:

• When you least expect it…
• last trick
• Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows

Disney+

Continuing with Disney +, whose news offering for this week is rather sparse, although if you’re a ‘marvelite’, it’s worth it all the same because it just came out…

secret invasion

secret invasion, or what is the same thing, a new Marvel Studios series set in the UCM present, starring Samuekl L. Jackson as Nick Fury and with a supporting cast that you can imagine, as well as some new face, but well known. Of course, at least from what is said there, do not expect a superhero series, but something more in the key of spies and with a slightly more mature tone than usual.

More exclusive content:

• Best in the world. Prem, a 12-year-old mathematician, discovers that his recently deceased father was a famous rapper. He immediately sets out to find out more about her life and her passions.”
• Project 1619 (T1). “Project 1619 is a six-part documentary series that seeks to redefine American history by placing the effects of slavery and the contributions of African Americans at the center of the country’s narrative.”

Access to the catalog:

• Alice in her amazing candy shop (T1)
• Duck Adventure(T3)

Netflix

We conclude the weekly review with Netflix, where, as usual and with exceptions and not very notable, mediocrity and material with fast consumption abounds with special attention for the weakest minds. Although everything serves to pass the time, in the end.

More exclusive content:

• 85 South: Ghetto Legends. “DC Young Fly, Karlous Miller and Chico Bean take their famous podcast to the stage for a one-of-a-kind comedy special where nothing and no one is safe from their jokes.”
• on the hunt for the killer (T3). “Investigators in famous serial killer cases reveal the terrifying and chilling details of their extraordinary work in this true crime series.”
• Across the sea. “After a year away, Raquel and Ares enjoy a few days at the beach, but fear and uncertainty will not let them wait long. Will their love be strong enough?
• Take care of Maya. “In this documentary, a Florida couple wage a harrowing battle with authorities for custody of their sick daughter after being accused of abuse.”
• magic (T1). “After landing his dream job with a makeup mogul, aspiring influencer Marco begins a fascinating journey of self-discovery.”
• the past does not sleep (T1). “A new death raises disturbing questions about an old case that is said to be closed. A former policeman now living on the streets sets out to uncover the truth.
• king of clones. “This documentary tells the fascinating story of Korea’s most famous scientist, from his pioneering research into human cloning to his downfall.”
• A perfect combination. “An editor’s return to the world of fashion becomes complicated after she discovers that the unknown young man she kissed at a party is her new partner… and the son of her boss.”
• skull island (T1). “A group of explorers are shipwrecked on an island in the South Pacific inhabited by a menagerie of terrifying creatures ruled by Kong, a giant ape.”
• we want a divorce (T1). “The actress and the politician just want a divorce, but there are so many people benefiting from their marriage that the couple has to join forces to make it happen.”
• Picture to be believed. “A pair of nosy grandmothers trick their grown grandchildren into a romantic encounter that rekindles childhood love…and old feuds.”
• iNumber Number: Johannesburg Gold. “Investigating a historic gold heist in Johannesburg, an undercover cop is forced to choose between following his conscience or following the law.”

Access to the catalog:

• Corpse
• They say there…
• the space between us
• In the heart of the sea
• Obara’M
• Scooby!