New Stranger Things series and Timothée Chalamet film arrive on streaming

Streaming fans have two major reasons to celebrate this late April.

On April 23, 2026, Netflix released "Stranger Things: Tales from '85," an animated series produced by the Duffer Brothers.

This spin-off dives into the winter of 1985, filling the gap between the show's second and third seasons with new paranormal mysteries in Hawkins.

While the original cast doesn't provide the voices, the series aims to keep the franchise alive after the main show ended.

Just a day later, HBO Max premiered "Marty Supreme," a hit film starring Timothée Chalamet.

After a massively successful theatrical run that earned the film an Oscar nomination and a Golden Globe, it is now available for home viewing.

Together, these releases highlight how streaming services continue to thrive, whether by expanding beloved fantasy universes or bringing critically acclaimed cinema directly to your living room.