Life is hell on Hulu — at least, that's according to a few movies it just added to its library in May.
Lucky for you, those movies are pretty good, which is why they're on Watch With Us weekend's list of the three best Hulu movies you should stream this weekend.
If you missed the January song Send Help with Rachel McAdams while it's in the theater, now you can watch it in the comfort of your own home.
Zombie fans will probably eat it up We bury the deadwhile Oscar lovers still mourn the passing of awards season they can broadcast history The road to India.
'Send Help' (2026)
Linda Liddle (Rachel McAdams) is a pushover in life and in his work as a business strategist. That all changes when his plane crashes and he's stranded on a deserted island with his new boss, Bradley Preston (Dylan O'Brien). She can't take care of herself in the wild, but Linda can, and she uses her newfound powers to her advantage. But Bradley doesn't want to be controlled by anyone, he'd rather kill Linda than submit to her.
Send Help is a biarro mash-up of Lord of the Flies again The War of the Roseswith a dash of bad comedy director Sam Raimi he is known for it. O'Brien is suitably witty as an unstoppable chauvinist pig commanded by a woman, while McAdams goes above and beyond as a gentle woman who inherits the world – or at least a small part of it. The Oscar-nominated star of To stand out again The Notebook it also proves that he's an ace comedic actor, too Send Help is further evidence that the hypothetical The girls said follow her as an adult, Bichier Regina George would kill at the box office.
Send Help is streaming on Hulu.
'We Bury the Dead' (2025)
After an explosion in Tasmania leaves many dead and all others dead, authorities soon discover that some of the survivors have turned into violent zombies. Ava (Daisy Ridley) and her husband Mitch (Matt Whelan) volunteers to help cleanup efforts, but when Mitch disappears, Ava meets Difter Clay (Brenton Thwaites) to find him. What follows is an epic adventure as Ava encounters humanity's best and worst. Even if Mitch lives, Ava won't be the woman he left behind. And if he's dead, Ava might not have any other reason to live.
When We Bury the Dead it sounds hard, because it is. The film is not so concerned with openness, Resident Evil-fun zombie style and focuses more on Ava's emotional state and what society would look like if the dead came back to life. While some undead are violent, others are not, and the movie is at its best when it shows Ava encountering zombies who care more about settling unfinished business than eating meat. We bury the dead is one of the best recent zombie films, and deserves to live on even after it died at the box office last year.
We bury the dead is streaming on Hulu.
'Through India' (1984)
In the 1920s, young Adela Quested (Judy Davis) and Mrs. Moore (Peggy Ashcroft) from England to India to visit Ronny (Nigel Havers), Adela's boyfriend and Mrs. Moore's son. It is the first time the women have arrived in the country, and they are amazed by the strange and unusual animals that greet them – and are alarmed by the growing tension between the British government and the indigenous people of India. When a local doctor, Aziz Ahmed (Victor Banerjee), accompanies them to the mysterious Marabar Caves, Adela and Mrs. Moore started to be happy. But the caves shake them in different ways, and Adela accuses Aziz of a crime he swears he didn't commit. What happened in the caves of Marbar? And is Aziz innocent or guilty?
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Changed since EM Forsterfamous novel, The road to India it's classic, old-school history in the best sense. The movie takes its time telling its story (it's 163 minutes long, so take it easy), but it successfully immerses you in a different time and culture unknown to most viewers. The central mystery of the film is intriguing but never fully explained – it's up to you to decide for yourself what happened in those mysterious caves. The film has many beautiful performances that are only topped by outstanding cinematography that truly breathes life into the India of the past.
The road to India is streaming on Hulu.
