We know how it is: so many things to watch, so little time. Between what’s on Netflix, YouTube, and rewatching that GTA VI extended look for the umpteenth time, we are inundated with options. And while variety is said to be the spice of life, doomscrolling streaming services hoping for a dopamine hit can be a different kind of nightmare.
That’s where What to Watch comes in; at the end of every week, we will hit you with a selection of movies, TV shows, and other Pop Culture events to have on your viewing radar. This week features everything from DC’s body horror thriller Clayface to the latest Nathan Fielder project, the three-hour documentary on Elizabeth Holmes, You Can See Everything. Here’s a look at everything you need to be watching this weekend.
Clayface
Release date: October 23, 2026
Next up for the DCU is the body horror psychological thriller Clayface, which follows Matt Hagen, an actor who gets disfigured after dealing with the mob. He tries to restore his looks and runs into a bigger problem: his body starts turning into a clay-like material. Revenge is his main focus, and the film aims to bring this storied Batman villain to life.
Wicker
Premiere Date: October 23, 2026
Fancy something different? A romcom between a human woman and the wicker man she paid someone to make for her that she intends to marry may be as “different” as it gets. It actually looks interesting, too; the effects to turn Alexander Skarsgård into said wicker man look impressive enough. It appears to be the approach to their particular love story that may win audiences over.
You Can See Everything
Premiere Date: In theaters now
One of 2026’s most talked-about films was electric when folks first saw the trailer. If you know anything about Nathan Fielder, you know it was a fascinating choice that he was the one Elizabeth Holmes (of Theranos infamy) let document her time before heading to prison. The buzz has been about what he turned that into, which is a three-hour magnum opus with special guests(!) and a deeper dive into Holmes and more than many thought they were settling in for. There’s a reason folks are waiting for you to see it; you only have so much time before everything about this film is exposed online. This is your final warning.
Breeder
Premiere Date: October 28, 2026
If you can find a theater playing it, you may want to hit up Breeder, seeing as its one of the last horror films hitting theaters before the end of the month. And it looks like a doozy. A young man stumbles into the home of a woman with a group of young women who flat-out tells him she breeds humans.
Sold!
