War 2, Kurukshetra, Victoria Beckham Doc: Must-Watch OTT Releases

The coming week brings a lineup of diverse OTT releases across major platforms, offering new stories in crime, mythology, fashion, and human resilience. From Netflix to Prime Video and Apple TV+, here’s a complete look at what’s streaming between October 7 and 10.

True Haunting – Netflix – October 7

Produced by James Wan, True Haunting revisits real-life paranormal events through a mix of interviews and dramatic recreations. The docuseries explores two notorious cases — Eerie Hall and This House Murdered Me — examining how ordinary people were drawn into extraordinary hauntings.

Maintenance Required – Prime Video – October 8

In Maintenance Required, Charlie (Madelaine Petsch) runs an all-women mechanic shop until a rival business across the street threatens her livelihood. Her anonymous chats with a confidant turn complicated when she discovers he’s her competition, Beau (Jacob Scipio). The film examines how personal and professional lines blur in an increasingly digital world.

Boots – Netflix – October 9

Boots follows Cameron Cope, a young man escaping bullying by enlisting in the U.S. Marine Corps. The film tracks his journey through boot camp, marked by struggle, identity, and belonging. Miles Heizer leads the cast with Max Parker and Vera Farmiga in pivotal roles.

The Resurrected – Netflix – October 9

Set in the fictional city of Benkha, The Resurrected centers on two mothers using a forbidden ritual to revive a scammer linked to their missing daughters. The thriller from Taiwan explores revenge, faith, and the cost of uncovering the truth.

Victoria Beckham – Netflix – October 9

The three-part documentary Victoria Beckham chronicles the former Spice Girl’s transformation into a global fashion entrepreneur. As she prepares for a major Paris Fashion Week show, the series retraces her professional milestones and private challenges through archival footage and first-hand accounts from family and collaborators.

War 2 – Netflix – October 9

Ayan Mukerji expands the YRF Spy Universe with War 2, bringing together Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR in a high-stakes espionage thriller. Hrithik returns as Kabir Dhaliwal, accused of betraying his country, while Jr NTR’s Vikram is assigned to capture him. The film explores fractured loyalties and moral conflict, with Kiara Advani joining the cast.

John Candy: I Like Me – Prime Video – October 10

Directed by Colin Hanks and produced by Ryan Reynolds, John Candy: I Like Me profiles the Canadian actor through unseen videos, interviews, and personal recollections. The documentary highlights Candy’s career and the emotional weight behind his comedic persona.

Kurukshetra – Netflix – October 10

Netflix’s Kurukshetra reinterprets the Mahabharata through 18 warriors, each revealing personal struggles amid war. Directed by Ujaan Ganguly, the animated series is split into two parts, each exploring different perspectives of duty, faith, and consequence.

My Father, The BTK Killer – Netflix – October 10

This true-crime documentary follows Kerri Rawson as she comes to terms with her father’s identity as the BTK killer. The film combines archival footage, interviews, and interrogation tapes to examine the lasting impact of Dennis Rader’s crimes on his family and community.

Search: The Naina Murder Case – JioHotstar – October 10

Konkona Sen Sharma leads Search: The Naina Murder Case as ACP Sanyukta Das, who takes on a teenage girl’s murder investigation while balancing personal turmoil. Partnered with officer Jai Kanwal (Surya Sharma), she uncovers a web of corruption and loss. Adapted from the Danish series The Killing, it marks a major Indian crime drama release this week.

The Last Frontier – Apple TV+ – October 10

Set in Alaska’s frozen terrain, The Last Frontier stars Jason Clarke as U.S. Marshal Frank Remnick. After a plane carrying prisoners crashes, he faces an escalating crisis while questioning whether the crash was deliberate. The series blends survival and mystery in an isolated setting.