All the Movies and TV Shows Coming to Paramount+ This Week, Includig a Hit Animated Show
Paramount+ expands its streaming catalog with a diverse lineup of films and television series arriving between Monday, October 12, and Sunday, October 18, 2026. The weekly schedule features a mixture of dark fantasy horror, fresh animated entertainment, long-running broadcast comedies, and prestige crime drama.
Subscribers can look forward to acclaimed catalog titles making their service debut as well as the return of flagship original programming. From supernatural coming-of-age stories to multi-generational family sitcoms, the platform provides fresh viewing options across several genres throughout the week.
‘Wildling’ (2018)
The supernatural horror film ‘Wildling’ arrives on Paramount+ on Tuesday, October 13. Directed by Fritz Böhm in his feature directorial debut, the story follows a young woman named Anna who spent her childhood locked in an isolated room under the care of a mysterious guardian. Portrayed by Bel Powley, the protagonist is eventually freed by small-town sheriff Ellen Cooper, played by Liv Tyler, only to discover that her body is undergoing a startling physical transformation. As monstrous primal instincts emerge, Anna must evade local hunting parties while uncovering the ancient truth behind the terrifying childhood folklore of the wildlings.
‘Wylde Pak’ (2025)
The animated series ‘Wylde Pak’ officially arrives on the streaming platform on Wednesday, October 14. Created by Paul Watling and Kyle Marshall for Nickelodeon, the comedy chronicles the humorous daily experiences of half-siblings Jack Wylde and Lily Pak in the quirky community of Canyon Valley. The voice cast features Nikki Castillo and Benjamin Plessala as the lead siblings, alongside Jee Young Han, Ben Pronsky, and Jean Yoon. Across their episodic adventures, the duo learns to navigate the complexities of their newly blended Korean-American family while helping run a local pet grooming and boarding establishment.
‘Tyler Perry’s Assisted Living’ (2020)
‘Tyler Perry’s Assisted Living’ makes its streaming debut for subscribers on Wednesday, October 14. Created, written, and directed by Tyler Perry for BET, the comedy series centers on Jeremy, a father who moves his family to Georgia after losing his job in Chicago. Na’im Lynn stars as Jeremy alongside J. Anthony Brown, who portrays his grandfather Vinny, the ill-prepared new owner of a rundown home for the elderly. The chaotic healthcare venture receives unexpected financial backing when fan-favorite characters Mr. Brown and Cora, played by David Mann and Tamela Mann, step in as eager business partners.
‘Tyler Perry’s House of Payne’ (2007)
Tyler Perry’s foundational sitcom ‘House of Payne’ joins the Paramount+ catalog on Wednesday, October 14. The long-running multi-camera comedy stars LaVan Davis as Curtis Payne, an Atlanta firefighter navigating life alongside his patient wife Ella, played by Cassi Davis. The storyline follows the dynamics of an increasingly crowded multi-generational home after nephew CJ and his children move in following a destructive apartment fire. Throughout its historic run, the sitcom balances traditional comedic situations with dramatic story arcs involving relationship conflicts, workplace challenges, and personal recovery.
‘Tulsa King’ (2022)
The flagship crime drama ‘Tulsa King’ returns to the Paramount+ streaming lineup on Friday, October 16. Created by Taylor Sheridan, the series stars Sylvester Stallone as Dwight Manfredi, an exiled New York mob boss sent to Oklahoma after completing a twenty-five-year federal prison sentence. Recognizing that his former mafia associates have effectively abandoned him, Dwight recruits a motley crew of local outcasts to establish a lucrative criminal network in an unfamiliar environment. Alongside Stallone, the ensemble cast features Andrea Savage, Martin Starr, Max Casella, and Domenick Lombardozzi as opposing factions contest control over the local territory.
Share which of these upcoming Paramount+ titles you are most excited to watch this week in the comments.
