Every Movie Coming to Peacock in April 2026

April brings a massive wave of cinematic entertainment to Peacock, offering subscribers an incredibly diverse catalog of beloved classics, hilarious comedies, and pulse-pounding thrillers. Whether you are looking to revisit nostalgic blockbusters, explore critically acclaimed historical epics, or dive into fresh releases, this month’s lineup provides options for every cinematic taste. The streaming platform is significantly expanding its library with iconic franchises, ensuring that action aficionados and comedy lovers alike have plenty of options to enjoy. From heartwarming animated family adventures to dark, atmospheric horror stories, viewers can effortlessly fill their entire month with highly acclaimed cinema.

‘Wayne’s World 2’ (1993)

Arriving on Peacock on April 1, ‘Wayne’s World 2’ follows the continuing adventures of the lovable public-access television hosts Wayne and Garth. The duo attempts to organize a massive rock concert named Waynestock after Wayne receives a vision from Jim Morrison. They must navigate corporate sponsorships, relationship struggles, and logistical nightmares to make the festival a reality. Mike Myers and Dana Carvey reprise their iconic roles in this music-filled comedy sequel.

‘Road to Perdition’ (2002)

This intense crime drama becomes available for streaming on April 1. ‘Road to Perdition’ tells the story of Michael Sullivan, a mob enforcer who goes on the run with his young son after the boy witnesses a murder. The narrative explores themes of loyalty, revenge, and the desperation of a father trying to prevent his child from following in his violent footsteps. Tom Hanks delivers a powerful performance under the meticulous direction of Sam Mendes.

‘When Harry Met Sally…’ (1989)

Viewers can stream the quintessential romantic comedy ‘When Harry Met Sally…’ starting April 1. The narrative spans over a decade, exploring the evolving relationship between two friends as they navigate life, love, and the perennial question of whether men and women can simply remain platonic. Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan shine as the titular characters, delivering sharp dialogue penned by Nora Ephron. Rob Reiner directs this defining genre classic that continues to heavily influence romantic films today.

‘Crocodile Dundee’ (1986)

Releasing on April 1, ‘Crocodile Dundee’ introduces audiences to a rugged Australian bushman who travels to the bustling streets of New York City. The cultural clash provides endless comedic moments as Michael J. “Crocodile” Dundee navigates modern urban life with his survivalist instincts. Paul Hogan stars as the charming protagonist, bringing a unique charisma to the role that captivated international audiences. The film balances fish-out-of-water comedy with a gentle romance between Dundee and a visiting journalist.

‘Bee Movie’ (2007)

This animated feature flies onto the platform on April 1. ‘Bee Movie’ follows Barry B. Benson, a recent college graduate who becomes disillusioned with his lone career choice of making honey. Upon leaving the hive, he discovers that humans have been stealing and eating honey for centuries, leading him to sue the human race. Jerry Seinfeld voices the inquisitive protagonist in this humorous exploration of environmental themes and corporate exploitation.

‘Wayne’s World’ (1992)

Available to watch on April 1, ‘Wayne’s World’ brings the famous sketch comedy characters to the big screen. The plot centers on two slacker friends trying to maintain control of their basement public-access show after it catches the attention of a sleazy television executive. The film is packed with pop culture references, fourth-wall breaks, and highly memorable musical sequences. Penelope Spheeris directs this comedy staple that helped define the humor of the early nineties.

‘Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping’ (2016)

This mockumentary arrives on Peacock on April 1. ‘Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping’ chronicles the spectacular downfall of a former boy-band member turned arrogant solo artist named Conner4Real. As his sophomore album flops, the desperate musician tries various disastrous publicity stunts to regain his relevance in the entertainment industry. Andy Samberg leads the comedy trio The Lonely Island in delivering a sharp, hilarious satire of the modern music business.

‘South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut’ (1999)

Hitting the streaming service on April 1, this animated musical pushes the boundaries of cinematic satire. ‘South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut’ follows the boys as they sneak into an R-rated Canadian movie, adopting vulgar language that sparks a war between the United States and Canada. The film tackles themes of censorship and scapegoating while delivering cleverly composed, theatrical musical numbers. Trey Parker and Matt Stone elevate their television series into a critically acclaimed cinematic event.

‘Sea of Love’ (1989)

This neo-noir thriller joins the streaming library on April 1. ‘Sea of Love’ stars Al Pacino as a veteran New York City detective investigating a serial killer who targets victims through personal ad columns. The case becomes complicated when the detective falls into a passionate relationship with a woman who is the prime suspect in his investigation. Harold Becker directs this suspenseful feature that masterfully blends gripping police work with intense romantic drama.

’22 Jump Street’ (2014)

Releasing on April 1, ’22 Jump Street’ continues the undercover misadventures of officers Schmidt and Jenko. This time, the partners are sent to a local college to dismantle a new drug ring, but their friendship is tested as they fall in with different social crowds. Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum return to deliver rapid-fire comedy and impressive physical gags. The film brilliantly parodies the concept of unoriginal Hollywood sequels while remaining highly entertaining.

‘Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle’ (2004)

This stoner comedy makes its debut on April 1. ‘Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle’ details the chaotic Friday night of two roommates who embark on an epic quest to satisfy their fast-food cravings. Their journey is derailed by a series of bizarre encounters, including a run-in with a surprisingly unhinged Neil Patrick Harris. The film subverts traditional stereotypes while delivering consistent laughs through its completely absurd situations.

‘Liar Liar’ (1997)

Available for streaming on April 1, ‘Liar Liar’ features Jim Carrey as a fast-talking lawyer who builds his career on dishonesty. His life is turned upside down when his young son’s birthday wish magically prevents him from telling a lie for an entire day. The premise allows Carrey to unleash his signature physical comedy as he struggles to navigate courtrooms and personal relationships with brutal honesty. Tom Shadyac directs this heartwarming tale about the importance of family and integrity.

‘Dead Poets Society’ (1989)

Releasing on April 1, ‘Dead Poets Society’ is a deeply moving drama set in an elite, conservative boarding school. An unconventional English teacher inspires his students through poetry, encouraging them to seize the day and challenge strict institutional conformity. Robin Williams delivers a career-defining, dramatic performance that balances quiet wisdom with infectious enthusiasm. The film explores the profound impact a dedicated educator can have on the lives of young individuals.

‘Noah’ (2014)

This biblical epic floods the platform on April 1. ‘Noah’ reimagines the famous story of a righteous man chosen by God to undertake a momentous rescue mission before an apocalyptic flood destroys the world. The film explores the psychological toll of this divine burden, dealing with themes of justice, mercy, and human corruption. Darren Aronofsky directs an all-star cast, including Russell Crowe, in this visually striking and morally complex interpretation.

‘Gangs of New York’ (2002)

Martin Scorsese’s historical epic becomes available on April 1. ‘Gangs of New York’ depicts the violent turf wars of the mid-nineteenth century in the Five Points neighborhood of Manhattan. A young Irish immigrant seeks revenge against the nativist gang leader who murdered his father years earlier. Leonardo DiCaprio and Daniel Day-Lewis deliver powerhouse performances in this gritty portrayal of America’s turbulent developmental years.

‘Blade’ (1998)

This foundational comic book adaptation arrives on April 1. ‘Blade’ introduces a half-mortal, half-immortal vampire hunter out to avenge his mother’s death and rid the world of bloodsucking creatures. The protagonist must stop a rogue vampire faction from executing a ritual that would grant them ultimate power over humanity. Wesley Snipes embodies the titular antihero, bringing martial arts flair to a dark, stylish cinematic world.

‘Dazed and Confused’ (1993)

Richard Linklater’s coming-of-age classic hits Peacock on April 1. ‘Dazed and Confused’ captures the intertwined lives of various high school and junior high students on the last day of school in 1976 Texas. The narrative meanders through hazing rituals, keg parties, and existential teenage conversations without relying on a traditional plot structure. This nostalgic film boasts an impressive ensemble cast of future stars before their massive Hollywood breakouts.

‘The 40 Year Old Virgin’ (2005)

Releasing on April 1, ‘The 40-Year-Old Virgin’ follows an amiable electronics store employee whose well-kept secret is discovered by his coworkers. His friends make it their ultimate mission to help him lose his virginity, leading to a series of incredibly awkward and hilarious romantic encounters. Steve Carell co-wrote and stars in this breakthrough comedy that balances raunchy humor with genuine heart. Judd Apatow makes his directorial debut, setting the tone for a new era of adult comedies.

‘A Fish Called Wanda’ (1988)

This celebrated heist comedy sneaks onto the platform on April 1. ‘A Fish Called Wanda’ centers on a gang of diamond thieves who continually double-cross one another to claim the hidden loot for themselves. An uptight British barrister becomes hopelessly entangled in their chaotic web of seduction and deceit. John Cleese, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Kevin Kline deliver phenomenal comedic performances in this brilliantly plotted farce.

‘Hot Tub Time Machine’ (2010)

Available to watch on April 1, this science-fiction comedy combines nostalgia with raucous humor. ‘Hot Tub Time Machine’ follows a group of disillusioned friends who travel back to the year 1986 after a drunken night in a magical resort jacuzzi. They must decide whether to repeat their past mistakes or alter their destinies, all while trying not to destroy the space-time continuum. John Cusack and Craig Robinson lead the ensemble in this hilarious tribute to eighties cinema.

‘Transformers: Age of Extinction’ (2014)

This explosive blockbuster rolls out on April 1. ‘Transformers: Age of Extinction’ soft-reboots the franchise with a new cast, following a struggling inventor who discovers a deactivated Optimus Prime. As a shady government agency hunts down the remaining Autobots, an ancient, powerful new threat emerges from the stars. Mark Wahlberg takes over the lead role in this visually spectacular installment directed by Michael Bay.

‘The Change-Up’ (2011)

Hitting the streaming library on April 1, ‘The Change-Up’ offers an adult spin on the classic body-swap premise. A responsible family man and his carefree, slacker best friend magically switch bodies after a night of heavy drinking. The two must navigate each other’s drastically different lives without destroying their respective careers and relationships. Ryan Reynolds and Jason Bateman showcase their comedic range by mimicking each other’s distinct personas.

‘The Fighter’ (2010)

This biographical sports drama becomes available on April 1. ‘The Fighter’ chronicles the real-life struggles of welterweight boxer Micky Ward and his older half-brother, Dicky Eklund. The narrative delves deep into the toxic family dynamics and addiction issues that threaten to derail Micky’s pursuit of a championship title. Christian Bale and Melissa Leo won Academy Awards for their transformative performances in this gritty David O. Russell film.

‘Blade II’ (2002)

The action-packed sequel slices its way onto Peacock on April 1. ‘Blade II’ forces the daywalking vampire hunter into an uneasy alliance with his sworn enemies to defeat a new breed of super-vampires called Reapers. The threat endangers both humans and vampires alike, leading to intense and bloody martial arts confrontations. Guillermo del Toro takes over directorial duties, injecting the franchise with his signature visual flair and creature designs.

‘Let Him Go’ (2020)

Releasing on April 1, ‘Let Him Go’ is a tense, slow-burn thriller set in the American West. A retired sheriff and his wife leave their Montana ranch to rescue their young grandson from a dangerous off-grid family living in the Dakotas. The journey tests their resolve as they confront violent matriarchal forces determined to keep the child at all costs. Kevin Costner and Diane Lane deliver quietly powerful performances in this gripping drama.

‘There Will Be Blood’ (2007)

Paul Thomas Anderson’s historical masterpiece arrives on April 1. ‘There Will Be Blood’ tracks the rise of Daniel Plainview, a ruthless silver miner turned oil prospector in Southern California during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The film meticulously details his descent into madness and isolation as his wealth and power grow. Daniel Day-Lewis offers a mesmerizing, Oscar-winning performance in this dark exploration of American capitalism and greed.

‘Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie’ (2017)

This animated family comedy drops on April 1. ‘Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie’ follows two overly imaginative pranksters who hypnotize their strict elementary school principal into believing he is a ridiculously enthusiastic superhero. The boys must guide the delusional hero to stop a villainous science teacher from eliminating laughter from the world. The film captures the irreverent, joyful spirit of the beloved children’s book series it adapts.

‘Scarface’ (1983)

The iconic crime saga blasts onto the platform on April 1. ‘Scarface’ details the violent rise and catastrophic fall of Tony Montana, a Cuban refugee who builds an incredibly lucrative drug empire in 1980s Miami. His unchecked ambition and escalating paranoia eventually turn his hard-won world into a blood-soaked nightmare. Al Pacino delivers a larger-than-life performance in this Brian De Palma classic that profoundly influenced pop culture and hip-hop.

‘Tommy Boy’ (1995)

Releasing on April 1, ‘Tommy Boy’ stars Chris Farley as an immature, underachieving heir who must save his late father’s auto parts factory from going under. He hits the road with his father’s cynical assistant to secure enough sales to keep the business out of the hands of his scheming stepmother. The dynamic chemistry between Farley and David Spade elevates the standard road-trip comedy formula. The film remains a beloved staple of mid-nineties slapstick cinema.

‘Legend’ (2015)

This biographical crime thriller becomes available on April 1. ‘Legend’ explores the lives of Reggie and Ronnie Kray, the notorious twin brothers who dominated London’s organized crime scene during the swinging sixties. The narrative highlights their rise to power, the psychological instability of Ronnie, and the strain it puts on Reggie’s marriage. Tom Hardy takes on the monumental task of playing both brothers, delivering two distinct and captivating performances.

‘Dante’s Peak’ (1997)

The disastrous forces of nature strike on April 1 in ‘Dante’s Peak’. A volcanologist arrives in a picturesque Pacific Northwest town to investigate seismic activity, only to discover that the nearby dormant volcano is preparing for a massive eruption. He struggles to convince the skeptical town council to evacuate before ash and lava decimate the community. Pierce Brosnan and Linda Hamilton lead the cast in this thrilling nineties disaster film.

‘Dark Waters’ (2019)

Releasing on April 1, ‘Dark Waters’ is a harrowing legal drama based on true events. A corporate defense attorney uncovers a dark secret that connects a growing number of unexplained deaths to one of the world’s largest chemical corporations. He risks his career, his family, and his own life to expose the truth about toxic contamination in a small town. Mark Ruffalo shines in this meticulously researched and deeply unsettling procedural.

‘Changing Lanes’ (2002)

This psychological thriller races onto the service on April 1. ‘Changing Lanes’ begins with a minor fender bender on the highway between a high-powered Wall Street lawyer and a recovering alcoholic on his way to a custody hearing. The resulting delay causes immense damage to both of their lives, sparking an escalating cycle of revenge and sabotage. Ben Affleck and Samuel L. Jackson star in this tense exploration of road rage and moral decay.

‘Kung Fu Panda’ (2008)

The martial arts animated adventure kicks off on April 1. ‘Kung Fu Panda’ follows Po, a clumsy, noodle-slurping panda who is unexpectedly chosen to fulfill an ancient prophecy and protect the Valley of Peace. He must train under the strict Master Shifu and alongside his idols, the Furious Five, to defeat the vengeful snow leopard Tai Lung. Jack Black provides the energetic voice for Po in this beautifully animated tale of self-belief.

‘Step Brothers’ (2008)

Hitting the streaming platform on April 1, ‘Step Brothers’ centers on two middle-aged, unemployed men who are forced to live together when their single parents marry. Their initial, incredibly petty rivalry eventually blossoms into an equally destructive best-friendship that threatens to tear their parents’ marriage apart. Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly showcase their unparalleled comedic synergy through completely absurd, improvised dialogue. Adam McKay directs this cult-classic comedy of arrested development.

‘Road Trip’ (2000)

This raunchy college comedy departs on April 1. ‘Road Trip’ follows four friends who embark on a frantic, cross-country drive from Ithaca, New York, to Austin, Texas, to intercept an illicit video tape mistakenly mailed to a girlfriend. Their journey is fraught with disastrous detours, bizarre encounters, and vehicular destruction. Todd Phillips directs this chaotic adventure that epitomizes the early-2000s wave of teen-oriented comedies.

‘This Is the End’ (2013)

The apocalyptic comedy arrives on April 1. ‘This Is the End’ features an ensemble cast of famous Hollywood actors playing exaggerated versions of themselves trapped in a house during the biblical rapture. As resources dwindle and demonic creatures roam Los Angeles, the survivors turn on each other in hilarious and gruesome ways. Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg co-direct this highly inventive, cameo-filled disaster spoof.

‘Face/Off’ (1997)

Releasing on April 1, ‘Face/Off’ is an adrenaline-fueled action film with a famously outlandish premise. An FBI agent undergoes a radical surgical procedure to swap faces with a comatose terrorist to thwart a bombing plot, but chaos ensues when the terrorist wakes up and steals the agent’s identity. John Travolta and Nicolas Cage deliver unhinged, magnificent performances as they perfectly mimic each other’s acting ticks. John Woo directs the balletic gunfights that make this a genre masterpiece.

‘Red Eye’ (2005)

This tight, suspenseful thriller takes flight on April 1. ‘Red Eye’ traps a resourceful hotel manager on a red-eye flight next to a charming stranger who reveals himself to be a ruthless assassin. He blackmails her into facilitating the assassination of a prominent politician staying at her hotel by threatening her father’s life. Rachel McAdams and Cillian Murphy deliver stellar performances under the masterful tension-building direction of Wes Craven.

‘Interstellar’ (2014)

Christopher Nolan’s science fiction epic launches on April 1. ‘Interstellar’ is set in a dystopian future where humanity is facing extinction due to global crop blights and dust storms. A team of astronauts must travel through a newly discovered wormhole in search of a habitable planet to ensure the survival of the human race. Matthew McConaughey leads a stellar cast in this visually breathtaking film that deeply explores the bonds of love and the relativity of time.

’21 Jump Street’ (2012)

This highly successful television adaptation arrives on April 1. ’21 Jump Street’ follows two bumbling rookie police officers who are assigned to go undercover as high school students to bust a synthetic drug ring. They find that the social dynamics of high school have completely shifted since their own teenage years, forcing them to adapt to new cliques. Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum prove to be a remarkably funny comedic duo in this clever action-comedy.

‘Kung Fu Panda 3’ (2016)

Releasing on April 1, ‘Kung Fu Panda 3’ reunites the Dragon Warrior with his long-lost biological father, leading him to a secret sanctuary of hilarious, clumsy pandas. When a supernatural villain begins sweeping across China and defeating all the kung fu masters, Po must train a village of his fun-loving brethren to fight back. The film concludes the initial trilogy with vibrant animation and profound emotional growth for its protagonist. Jack Black returns alongside a stellar voice cast.

‘Casino’ (1995)

Martin Scorsese’s sprawling mob epic lands on April 1. ‘Casino’ details the inner workings of the corrupt Las Vegas casino industry during the 1970s and 80s through the eyes of a sports handicapper entrusted to oversee operations. The operation unravels due to mob interference, law enforcement crackdowns, and a volatile romantic relationship. Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci, and Sharon Stone lead this glamorous, violent, and meticulously detailed crime saga.

‘Space Jam’ (1996)

This beloved mix of live-action and animation tips off on April 1. ‘Space Jam’ recruits basketball legend Michael Jordan to help the Looney Tunes win a high-stakes basketball game against a group of talent-stealing alien monsters. The film seamlessly blends the sports world with classic cartoon antics to create a wildly unique family adventure. The iconic soundtrack and imaginative visual effects make it a quintessential piece of nineties pop culture.

‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ (2014)

Hitting the streaming platform on April 1, ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ brings the iconic heroes in a half-shell back to the big screen in a live-action reboot. The four mutated, martial-arts-trained turtle brothers must team up with a fearless reporter to save New York City from the evil Shredder and his Foot Clan. The film utilizes motion-capture technology to bring a gritty, muscular aesthetic to the beloved characters. Megan Fox stars alongside the wisecracking reptilian team.

‘Land’ (2021)

This quiet survival drama arrives on April 1. ‘Land’ tells the story of a grieving woman who isolates herself in a remote cabin in the unforgiving wilderness of the Rocky Mountains. Pushed to the brink of death by the harsh elements, she is rescued by a local hunter who helps her heal both physically and emotionally. Robin Wright directs and stars in this poignant exploration of trauma, resilience, and human connection.

‘Kung Fu Panda 2’ (2011)

Available for streaming on April 1, ‘Kung Fu Panda 2’ expands the mythology of the animated martial arts universe. Po is living his dream as the Dragon Warrior, but his new life is threatened by the emergence of a formidable villain armed with a secret, unstoppable weapon. He must uncover the secrets of his mysterious origins to unlock the inner peace necessary to defeat this new threat. The sequel blends intense action sequences with surprising emotional depth.

‘Transformers’ (2007)

The live-action dawn of the robots in disguise arrives on April 1. ‘Transformers’ introduces audiences to the intergalactic war between the heroic Autobots and the villainous Decepticons as they bring their battle to Earth. A high school teenager unwittingly buys a camouflaged Autobot as his first car and gets dragged into a fight for a world-altering artifact. Michael Bay directs this loud, visually groundbreaking action spectacle that spawned a massive film franchise.

‘Blade: Trinity’ (2004)

The final installment of the original vampire-hunting trilogy drops on April 1. ‘Blade: Trinity’ sees the titular hero framed for murder by vampire leaders, forcing him to join forces with a rogue band of human hunters called the Nightstalkers. Together, they must confront the resurrected origin of all vampires, Dracula himself, who now goes by the name Drake. Wesley Snipes teams up with Ryan Reynolds and Jessica Biel in this action-heavy superhero conclusion.

‘Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen’ (2009)

Releasing on April 1, ‘Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen’ plunges Earth back into the crossfire of the cybernetic war. The protagonist, Sam Witwicky, is plagued by strange visions that hold the key to a machine capable of destroying the sun. The Autobots must rally alongside human military forces to stop an ancient Decepticon known as The Fallen from executing his apocalyptic plan. The sequel delivers massive planetary destruction and chaotic, large-scale robot brawls.

‘The Prince of Egypt’ (1998)

This visually stunning animated epic streams on April 1. ‘The Prince of Egypt’ adapts the Book of Exodus, following the life of Moses from a prince of Egypt to his ultimate destiny as the liberator of the Hebrew people. The film brilliantly captures the emotional weight of two brothers, Moses and Ramses, torn apart by divine calling and royal duty. Featuring a breathtaking score by Hans Zimmer and original songs by Stephen Schwartz, it remains a triumph of traditional animation.

‘Straight Outta Compton’ (2015)

The powerful musical biopic hits Peacock on April 1. ‘Straight Outta Compton’ chronicles the meteoric rise and subsequent fallout of N.W.A., the groundbreaking hip-hop group that revolutionized music and pop culture in the late 1980s. The film deeply explores the socio-political climate of Los Angeles, police brutality, and the intense business disputes that eventually splintered the group. F. Gary Gray directs this energetic, critically acclaimed look into the roots of gangsta rap.

‘Airplane!’ (1980)

This legendary spoof comedy prepares for takeoff on April 1. ‘Airplane!’ relentlessly parodies the disaster film genre when a traumatized ex-fighter pilot must safely land a commercial jet after the flight crew succumbs to food poisoning. The script is densely packed with visual gags, rapid-fire puns, and absurdist deadpan humor that revolutionized cinematic parody. Robert Hays and Leslie Nielsen deliver iconic, quote-heavy performances in this undisputed classic of American comedy.

‘The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy’ (2005)

Releasing on April 1, ‘The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy’ brings Douglas Adams’ beloved sci-fi comedy novel to the screen. An ordinary Englishman is whisked off the Earth just seconds before it is demolished to make way for a hyperspace bypass. He traverses the absurdities of the universe in a stolen spaceship alongside his alien friend, a depressed robot, and the two-headed President of the Galaxy. The film captures the quirky, philosophical humor that made the source material a cultural phenomenon.

‘The Cat in the Hat’ (2003)

This live-action adaptation of the Dr. Seuss classic arrives on April 1. ‘The Cat in the Hat’ disrupts the boring day of two unsupervised children when a giant, anthropomorphic, trouble-making feline appears at their door. The house quickly descends into chaotic, colorful destruction as the magical cat and his bizarre companions run wild. Mike Myers stars in the titular role, bringing a surreal and manic energy to the beloved children’s literature icon.

‘The Italian Job’ (2003)

Available to stream on April 1, ‘The Italian Job’ is a sleek, modern remake of the 1969 British heist film. A team of elite thieves plots an intricate revenge heist in Los Angeles to steal back a fortune in gold bullion from a former ally who betrayed them. The film features clever planning, a charismatic ensemble cast, and thrilling vehicular chases involving customized Mini Coopers. Mark Wahlberg and Charlize Theron lead the crew in this highly entertaining action caper.

‘Transformers: Dark of the Moon’ (2011)

The explosive third chapter of the robot saga lands on April 1. ‘Transformers: Dark of the Moon’ uncovers a massive government cover-up regarding a crashed cybertronian spacecraft discovered on the moon during the 1969 Apollo 11 mission. The Autobots race against the Decepticons to secure the ancient technology aboard the ship, leading to an apocalyptic battle in the streets of Chicago. Michael Bay delivers some of the most visually impressive and chaotic action sequences of the series.

‘The Other Woman’ (2014)

This revenge comedy arrives on the streaming platform on April 1. ‘The Other Woman’ follows a high-powered attorney who discovers that the man she is dating is actually married. She forms an unlikely, empowering alliance with his quirky wife and another young mistress to systematically destroy his life and finances. Cameron Diaz, Leslie Mann, and Kate Upton display excellent comedic chemistry in this hilarious tale of sisterhood and retribution.

‘Five Nights at Freddy’s 2’ (2025)

The highly anticipated horror sequel drops on April 3. ‘Five Nights at Freddy’s 2’ brings audiences back into the terrifying, animatronic-filled world of the haunted pizzeria franchise. The film introduces new mechanical nightmares and digs deeper into the twisted lore surrounding the mysterious disappearances at the family entertainment center. Fans of the video game series can expect more survival-horror thrills as the cinematic universe expands its chilling narrative.

‘Strays’ (2023)

This raunchy, R-rated canine comedy fetches a spot on Peacock on April 6. ‘Strays’ follows an aggressively optimistic terrier who is abandoned by his abusive owner and teams up with a gang of foul-mouthed stray dogs. Together, the pack embarks on an epic, hilarious adventure to help the terrier exact a very specific and painful form of revenge on his former master. Will Ferrell and Jamie Foxx lead a spectacular voice cast in this wildly inappropriate twist on traditional talking-dog movies.

‘Piece by Piece’ (2024)

Releasing on April 7, ‘Piece by Piece’ is a highly unique biographical documentary crafted entirely through Lego animation. The film tells the life story and creative journey of visionary musician and producer Pharrell Williams. By utilizing the famous colorful bricks, the documentary visualizes the artist’s synesthesia and boundless imagination in a way traditional live-action could never capture. It offers an inspiring, toe-tapping exploration of music history and personal innovation.

‘Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken’ (2023)

This colorful animated adventure swims onto the platform on April 20. ‘Ruby Gillman: Teenage Kraken’ centers on a shy high school student who desperately wants to fit in, only to discover she comes from a royal lineage of legendary sea krakens. She must embrace her colossal powers to protect her loved ones from a popular, manipulative mermaid hiding in plain sight at her school. The film offers a charming coming-of-age story wrapped in a vibrant, underwater fantasy world.

‘Nosferatu’ (2024)

Robert Eggers’ gothic horror masterpiece arrives on April 21. ‘Nosferatu’ is a chilling reimagining of the silent era classic, focusing on the dark obsession between a haunted young woman and the terrifying vampire infatuated with her. The film drips with atmospheric dread, utilizing meticulous historical production design and shadows to create an overwhelming sense of doom. Bill Skarsgård stars as the monstrous Count Orlok, delivering a truly nightmare-inducing performance.

‘Ordinary Angels’ (2024)

Also releasing on April 21, ‘Ordinary Angels’ is an uplifting drama based on a remarkable true story. The film follows a fierce, struggling hairdresser who rallies an entire community in snowy Kentucky to help a widowed father save the life of his critically ill young daughter. It is a powerful testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the miracles that can happen when ordinary people take extraordinary action. Hilary Swank and Alan Ritchson deliver deeply moving performances in this inspiring tale.

‘Five Nights at Freddy’s’ (2023)

The massively successful video game adaptation jumps onto Peacock on April 26. ‘Five Nights at Freddy’s’ introduces a desperate security guard who accepts a night shift job at an abandoned family entertainment center, only to discover the animatronic mascots come alive with murderous intent. He must survive the night while unraveling a decades-old mystery connected to his own past trauma. Josh Hutcherson leads this atmospheric horror film that perfectly captures the terrifying claustrophobia of its source material.

‘Spirit Untamed’ (2021)

Rounding out the month on April 30 is this heartfelt animated adventure. ‘Spirit Untamed’ follows a headstrong young girl named Lucky who moves to a sleepy frontier town and forms an unbreakable bond with a wild mustang. When a ruthless horse wrangler plans to capture the mustang’s herd, Lucky and her new friends embark on a daring journey to save the magnificent animals. The film celebrates themes of friendship, courage, and finding one’s true home.

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