Here’s Every Movie Coming to Hulu This Week

Get ready for a fresh batch of movies on Hulu this week. From gripping documentaries to animated adventures, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

We’ve got a mix of stories that dive into real-life legends, survival tales, dark comedies, and more. Let’s break down what’s coming to your screen.

Barbara Walters Tell Me Everything (2025) – June 23

This Hulu Original documentary shines a light on the trailblazing journalist Barbara Walters. It explores her groundbreaking career, from her time on ‘Today’ to creating ‘The View’.

Through rare footage and interviews with stars like Oprah Winfrey and Katie Couric, we see Walters’ impact on TV. The film also reveals her struggles in a male-dominated field, blending her wit with raw honesty.

Survive (2024) – June 24

Survive’ (2024), directed by Frédéric Jardin, is a sci-fi thriller that throws a family into chaos. While celebrating their son’s birthday on a boat, a storm hits, and the Earth’s magnetic poles flip, draining the oceans and stranding them in a desert.

Émilie Dequenne leads as Julia, fighting to save her kids from hungry deep-sea creatures. Despite a tight $5 million budget, the Moroccan desert visuals and tense pacing make it a gripping B-movie ride.

F*ck Marry Kill (2025) – June 27

‘F*ck Marry Kill’ (2025), directed by Laura Murphy, is a comedy-thriller starring Lucy Hale as Eva Vaugh. A true-crime fan in Boulder, Colorado, Eva suspects one of her three dates is the ‘Swipe Right Killer’ targeting women on dating apps.

With Virginia Gardner and Brooke Nevin, the film blends rom-com vibes with a murder mystery. Its snappy dialogue and Hale’s comedic charm shine, though the final twist has split audiences.

Boonie Bears: Time Twist (2024) – June 30

‘Boonie Bears: Time Twist’ is a fun animated adventure for all ages. The lovable bear brothers, Briar and Bramble, stumble into a time-travel mess that flips their forest upside down.

Packed with colorful visuals and goofy gags, it’s a lighthearted escape. Kids will love the antics, while parents can enjoy the clever nods woven into the story.

The Actor (2025) – June 30

‘The Actor’ is a crime mystery starring André Holland as Paul Cole, a New York actor who loses his memory after a brutal attack in 1950s Ohio. Stranded in a strange town, he scrambles to piece together his life.

With Gemma Chan and Toby Jones in the mix, the film delivers a moody, gripping tale. Its 90% Rotten Tomatoes audience score hints at a story that sticks with you.

Which movie are you most excited to stream this week? Drop your pick in the comments!