The 11 best movies and shows to watch this weekend, from the ‘Inside Out’ sequel to the new season of ‘The Great British Baking Show’

• “Inside Out 2,” “Oddity,” and “Will & Harper” are the three movies you can stream now.

• New seasons of “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Saturday Night Live” premiere this week.

• New series are now also available, such as “Grotesquerie”.

One of the biggest box office successes of the year is finally streaming.

“Inside Out 2,” which broke records when it hit theaters in June, is now available on Disney+.

Other films currently streaming include the horror film “Oddity,” Will Ferrell’s acclaimed documentary “Will & Harper” and Brad Pitt and George Clooney’s “Wills.”

Several TV shows have also returned. “Grey’s Anatomy” enters its groundbreaking 21st season, and Ryan Murphy’s latest series “Grotesquerie” premiered on FX.

Here’s a full breakdown of the best movies, shows and documentaries to stream this weekend, broken down by the type of entertainment you’re looking for.

If you’re looking for something kid-friendly, check out “Inside Out 2.”

The sequel to Pixar’s beloved 2015 hit “Inside Out,” about the emotional inner life of a little girl named Riley, broke records and became the highest-grossing animated film of all time.

Several voice actors from the original, including Amy Poehler (Joy), Phyllis Smith (Sadness), and Lewis Black (Anger), returned for the sequel; they’re joined by newcomers like Maya Hawke, who expresses new emotions, Anxiety, and “The Bear” star Ayo Edebiri as Envy.

Broadcast on: Disney+

If you’re ready for the spooky season to begin, check out Oddity.

“Long Legs” may have been hailed as the scariest horror film of the year, but I would argue that “Oddity” is much scarier.

The film, about a blind medium who uses cursed objects to avenge the mysterious death of his twin sister, had a limited theatrical release earlier this year. Even though it didn’t get as much attention from the general public, the character design (that wooden mannequin!) and simple, uncomplicated plot make it an instant classic.

Broadcast on: Shudder

Or “Apartment 7A,” the new prequel to “Rosemary’s Baby.”

The main role is played by the actress from “Inventing Anna”, Julia Garner Terry Gionoffrio, a struggling dancer who, after an injury, lives with an elderly couple in a New York apartment building called Bramford.

If you’ve seen the original 1968 film, which starred Mia Farrow as the tormented young wife also living in Bramford, you already know Terry’s fate.

Broadcast on: Most important+

WWE fans should listen to “Mr. McMahon.”

The new Netflix documentary series is full of shocking revelations about the controversial former WWE boss Vince McMahon.

Broadcast on: Netflix

If you want to de-stress, the new season of “The Great British Baking Show” is starting.

A series of ultra-comfortable baking competitions kicked off this week with a new group of bakers in what’s being billed on Netflix as “Collection 12” (but it’s actually the show’s 15th season).

Prue Leith and Paul Hollywood return as judges, while Alison Hammond and Noel Fielding return as hosts.

Broadcast on: Netflix

“Will & Harper” is an uplifting documentary.

In this critically acclaimed documentary, comedian Will Ferrell travels the country with Harper Steele, a former “Saturday Night Live” writer and close friend of Ferrell’s for 30 years, after she came out to him as a transgender woman. It’s a touching watch that is both educational and non-preachy.

Broadcast on: Netflix

If you’ve been wondering, “Hey, could I go see Ryan Murphy’s third production this month,” we’ve got good news: Grotesquerie has just premiered.

If you’ve already watched the controversial “Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story” on Netflix and you’re all hooked on “American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez,” you can continue your journey into the cross-network Murphyverse with “Grotesquerie. “

The horror film tells the story of a series of murders conducted by a detective (Niecy Nash-Betts) and a journalist-nun (Micaela Diamond). The film also stars Travis Kelce. Yes, that Travis Kelce.

Broadcast on: Hulu

“Grey’s Anatomy” is back for its 21st season.

ABC’s long-running medical drama is back, and so is Ellen Pompeo’s Meredith Gray — at least in its premiere. (Pompeo retired from the series in 2023, but has appeared regularly on screen since then.)

Broadcast on: Hulu

The 50th season of “Saturday Night Live” also begins this weekend.

“Hacks” star (and recent Emmy winner) Jean Smart hosts the season premiere with musical guest Jelly Roll.

Broadcast on: Peacock and Hulu Live TV

If you’re looking for an action comedy, watch Wolves.

George Clooney and Brad Pitt play two professional handymen who argue when they are forced to work together.

Broadcast on: AppleTV+

Daryl Dixon’s ‘The Walking Dead’ spinoff returns for a second season.

The second season of the spinoff, titled “The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book of Carol,” features the return of Melissa McBride as fan-favorite original “TWD” character Carol.

Broadcast on: AMC+

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