What to Watch: Streaming, in Theaters, and Coming Soon

Updated October 22, 2026.

GreenSlate keeps the payroll, accounting, and tax incentives running behind the scenes for film and TV productions of every size, from indies to big-budget franchises. This page is where we round it all up: what our clients have streaming or in theaters right now, what's coming up next, and a few favorites from earlier this year. We update it regularly as new premieres and release dates get confirmed.

Now streaming and in theaters

As of October 2026, these GreenSlate client productions are streaming or playing in theaters.

Best Medicine (Season 2): Disney+. A grumpy big-city doctor relocates to a small town and clashes with quirky locals as he takes the role of town doctor.

By Any Means: Available to buy or rent. Inspired by a true story, Mark Wahlberg stars in this crime thriller about a notorious hitman and the FBI.

Buddy: Available to buy or rent. Cristin Milioti, Patton Oswalt, and Michael Shannon star in this surreal horror-comedy about a malevolent 1990s kids'-show fever dream. Premiered at SXSW earlier this year.

Idiots: Available to buy or rent. Macon Blair writes and directs this comedy starring Dave Franco and O'Shea Jackson Jr., following its Sundance debut earlier this year.

Primetime: In theaters. Robert Pattinson stars as Chris Hansen in this A24 true-crime drama from documentarian Lance Oppenheim, tracing the origin of ‘To Catch a Predator.’ The cast also includes Merritt Wever, Phoebe Bridgers, and Anna Faris.

The Whisper Man: Netflix. Robert De Niro and Adam Scott star in this suspenseful thriller.

Tires (Season 3): Netflix. Shane Gillis's comedy returns for a third season, following the family auto shop's crew.

You Can See Everything: In theaters. Nathan Fielder's feature directorial debut follows Elizabeth Holmes and her partner Billy Evans in the weeks before she began serving her federal prison sentence.

Coming soon

Hershey: In theaters November 25, 2026. Finn Wittrock and Alexandra Daddario star as Milton and Catherine Hershey in this biographical drama tracing how a man who failed in business multiple times built a chocolate empire.

Earlier in 2026

Awards and festival standouts:

• Beef (Season 2): Netflix. Lee Sung Jin's Emmy-winning anthology returned with an entirely new cast, including Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, Charles Melton, and Cailee Spaeny. Nominated for 16 Emmys.
• Mr. Scorsese: Apple TV+. Episodic documentary on the life and creative vision of Martin Scorsese. Winner of the Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Series at the 2026 Emmy Awards.
• Survival of the Thickest (Season 3): Netflix. Stylist Mavis Beaumont fights to grow her brand and build her chosen family. One of 22 client projects that premiered at Tribeca 2026.
• Union County: Available to buy or rent. Premiered at Sundance earlier this year.

Notable streaming and theatrical releases:

• Beast Games (Season 2): Amazon Prime. Contestants face off for multi-million-dollar cash prizes during this physical and mental game show.
• Emily in Paris (Season 5): Netflix. Emily embarks on adventures in the fifth season of the Emmy-winning show, exploring career and relationships in a new city.
• Marty Supreme: HBO Max. Starring Timothée Chalamet as table tennis star Marty Mauser, accompanied by Tyler, the Creator, and Gwyneth Paltrow, A24’s 'Marty Supreme' was nominated for nine Academy Awards.
• Rivals of Amziah King: Available to buy or rent. Matthew McConaughey, Cole Sprouse, and Kurt Russell star in this crime thriller set in rural Oklahoma.
• Super Troopers 3: Available to buy or rent. The troopers are back, joined by new recruits Chace Crawford and SNL's Andrew Dismukes.
• Tony: Available to buy or rent. A biographical exploration of Anthony Bourdain's young life, inspired by his memoir ‘Kitchen Confidential.’
• The Drama: Available to buy or rent. A24's romantic drama starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson.

Returning favorites:

• Below Deck Mediterranean (Season 11): Peacock. Fan favorites returned alongside a brand-new crew of deckhands and stews for another season of yacht chaos.
• Impractical Jokers (Season 13): HBO Max. The guys are back with more hidden-camera dares and public humiliation.
• MasterChef (Season 16): Fox. America's home cooks battled it out in the kitchen for a shot at the title in another high-stakes season.
• Summer House (Season 10): Peacock. The Hamptons crew's milestone tenth season.

Frequently asked questions

What film and TV productions is GreenSlate currently working on? GreenSlate provides payroll, accounting, and incentives management for a slate of productions across film, scripted TV, and unscripted TV. 

Is GreenSlate used by major studios or independent productions? Both. GreenSlate's client roster spans major studios and streamers alongside independent films and first-time filmmakers. See our portfolio highlights on the Client Projects page.

What services does GreenSlate provide to film and TV productions? Production payroll, production accounting, and tax incentives management, supporting productions from pre-production through post.

Has GreenSlate worked on any award-winning productions? Yes! Recent client projects have earned Academy Award, Emmy, and festival recognition; see "Earlier in 2026" above for select titles and nominations.

How often is this page updated? On a rolling basis, typically every one to two months, or whenever a client project has a confirmed premiere or release date.

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