VOD news brings you the week’s best releases on Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, HBO Max, Netflix… And… don’t expect much fanfare, because like what happened a few weeks ago, this one is on the low side. The what Murderer There is no elimination. At least be sure of that.

Netflix

As it is, Netflix carries it, even if it’s only and exclusively for what Murderer i.e. For the rest, the usual variety of filling from the video-on-demand churrería.

Murderer

Released late last month in theaters, Murderer is David Fincher’s new film (seven, Fight Club) for Netflix, an adaptation of the comic of the same name with Michael Fassbender (X men, Alien: Covenant) with very good results, judging by the practical unanimity with which critics and the public received the film. The story is a typical story of a professional killer who turns against his employers, but if you like adventure, action, intrigue and drama within the parameters indicated, this one has all the prerequisites to meet expectations. Netflix may not have allowed Fincher to continue the great Hunterbut in exchange we have things like human West Murdererclearly the most interesting premiere of the week on digital platforms.

Exclusive content:

• Akuma Kun (T1). “Akuma Kun, a boy raised by a demon, and Mephisto III, his half-human partner, investigate paranormal cases to solve murders and mysteries.”
• Love, here and now (T1). “Set in the time of a pandemic, this anthology series presents 10 unique stories of passion and heartbreak.”
• Cyberbunker: Germany’s portal to the dark web. “This documentary tells how hackers fed the dark side of the Internet from a Cold War bunker in a German tourist town.”
• The Bettencourt Case: The Scandal of the World’s Richest Woman (T1). “How is it possible that the conflict between the richest woman in the world and her daughter became a national scandal? This fascinating documentary series has all the keys. »
• The shipwreck of a wonder (T1). “After 15 years on a desert island, an aspiring singer returns to society… and will stop at nothing to fulfill her dream of becoming a diva.”
• The Temple of Cinema: 100 Years of the Legendary Egyptian Theatre. “Guillermo del Toro, Rian Johnson and other film personalities revisit the history of the Egyptian Theater in Los Angeles now that it is set to be restored to its former glory.”
• Itxasa (T1). “After the death of her mother, teenager Itxaso begins a new life in a surfer town where she knows no one… not even her father.”
• The Claus Family 3. “When gift giving goes awry and Santa gets into trouble, siblings Jules and Norah must band together to save Christmas. Will they succeed?
• Twin Flames: How to put out a fire (T1). “The couple started a spiritual business to help people find true love. Now former followers are revealing their shady practices in these documents.
• Robbie Williams (T1). “After 25 years of a unique solo career, Robbie looks back on bygone eras and reflects on his life in the spotlight.”
• Every man for himself! (T1). “After 14 years of success in ‘Sálvama’, the collaborators of the program play a major role in this reality show looking for new job opportunities in the American continent.”
• A queen in her own country (T1). “An event organizer from Nairobi returns to her village after ten years of absence. There he faces his past and a mining company intent on destroying his home.

Access to the catalog:

• 2 hearts
• Anatomy of Evil
• Bad Boys for Life
• Christ and the King(T1)
• How to survive a breakup
• Club of the misunderstood
• Mezzanine
• Exorcist
• Declaration
• Ummah
• V as a vendetta

Amazon Prime Video

We continue the weekly review with Amazon Prime Video, but without highlighting anything in particular, because nothing deserves it. In any case, you may be interested in information about the start of the fourteenth season The one who is coming or the prime minister We are all Janeregardless of what is included in the catalog.

Exclusive content:

• 007: Road to a Million (T1). “Nine couples embark on an adventure around the world to face a series of James Bond-inspired challenges and win up to £1,000,000.”
• BTS: It’s still coming. “Join RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V, and Jung Kook for this special concert with a remastered cinematic cut.”
• Hot Potato: The Wiggles Story. “The documentary tells the story of how three early childhood education teachers, Anthony, Murray and Greg and their friend Jeff, overcame adversity to create one of the most successful children’s shows of all time.”
• The one who is coming (T14). “The Recians open the fishmonger and try to drive them out. Amador discovers something about his health. Fermín tries to live by his code. Yoli starts a relationship, Menchu ​​enters her life. Maite emphasizes friendship and Greta tries to be a manager, landlady, wife and mother…”
• Leonor: 18 years in 18 moments. “Leonor de Borbón is destined to become Queen of Spain. From his birth, his education and his life were focused on this reality.
• We are all Jane. “Joy leads a normal life with her husband and daughter while the city and nation are on the brink of violent political upheaval. When she becomes pregnant without wanting it at mortal risk to her health, no one is willing to help her and she cannot legally have an abortion.

Access to the catalog:

• Hunting for Godard of the North
• love for sale
• Anarchy: Night of the Beasts
• Assassin’s Creed
• B-PROJECT: The call of passionate love
• Under a blanket of stars
• hidden kisses
• Welcome to Villa Capri
• love is imperfect
• The evil that men do
• Assault
• In a lonely place
• Rage
• Phoenix
• Ghost in the Shell
• Gladiator
• Green book
• Unfaithful
• Departure
• God’s thorn
• Track
• A seed of silence
• Lion heart, warrior
• penguins from Madagascar
• Mothers of the Third Reich
• Masters of the Universe
• Monster High. Film
• NY84
• Joke
• Room 9
• South Cross
• Suspiria
• Wanderer (T1)
• The whole truth
• A great day for them

Disney+

The Disney+ news offering has been steadily declining compared to the previous service.

Exclusive content:

• A killer vacation (T1). “At the end of the competition year, a group of young athletes decide to spend their last holiday together on a paradise island. Away from their families and isolated from the world, it seemed like the perfect trip. But…”
• Dad’s on request (T2). “California, a thirteen-year-old girl, sets out with her three adoptive parents from Mexico City to Zacatecas to reunite with her mother, whom she hasn’t heard from in nine years. What they don’t know is that they are being chased by two funny thugs with suspicious intentions.
• What a Claus family! (T2). “The famous saga is back! 28 years later, Scott Calvin is still Santa Claus, the leader of the North Pole and Christmas. With the help of his family, consisting of Carol, Sandra and Cal, and his elves at the helm, Scott Calvin faces an ever-new world to keep the Christmas spirit alive for a new generation.

Access to the catalog:

• Gigantosaurus (T2)
• Hitler’s disastrous war in the desert
• Mambo kings
• Spidey and his amazing friends (T2)

HBO Max

And three-quarters of the time, the same goes for HBO Max.

Exclusive content:

• A teenage kiss (T1). “In a dystopian Brazil, several young people with superpowers try to enjoy their adolescence before facing a gray and boring fate.”
• you were my first friend. “In this high school reunion film, filmmaker Aldarondo embarks on a journey to come to terms with her brutal adolescence.”
• Megan vs Tory: Five shots (T1). “Get the details on the shocking shooting of global hip-hop star Megan Thee Stallion.”
• Rap Sh!t (T2). “From Issa Rae comes this half-hour comedy series about three women, a hip-hop duo and their manager trying to make it big in the Miami music scene.”
• Stand Up & Shout: Philadelphia High School Music. “This heartwarming documentary follows a group of high school students who collaborate with local musicians to write unique songs.”

Access to the catalog:

• American History X

Apple TV+

Apple TV+? Let’s just say that the Cupertino platform is in a different league, but… there is a fourth season For all mankindone of his most interesting series because of what it presents and how it presents it.

Exclusive content:

• For all mankind (T4). “Imagine a world where the space race never ended. This series from Ronald D. Moore (“Outlander” and “Galactic Star Fighter”) provides an alternate version of our history where the lives of the astronauts are the focus.”
• Buccaneers: aristocrats for love (T1). “A group of funky American girls burst onto the scene of corseted London in the 1870s, leading to a clash of Anglo-American cultures. Sent out to win husbands and status, maiden hearts seek much more.