Are you up for a home cinema themed weekend? Working from home can actually stress, unlike physical work when emails were designated to come in between 8 and 5, we have some flying in even at 3am in the night.

But we’re hoping your supervisors and bosses set you free a bit when the weekend knocks. So we ask again, are you looking to watch something exciting over the weekend?

We’ve gathered some new releases that you can binge-watch this weekend. They’re streaming on the internet if you’re a subscription type of person. The brothers and sisters doing Somali business online, we can’t officially say anything to you. We just admire your resilience.

Black Widow

After phasing out Black Widow and Loki in the “Avengers,” Marvel is doing so much to attend to the wounds of Scarlett Johannson’s and Tom Hiddleston’s fans.

You can watch the much-awaited, “Black Widow,” which was released last week on Friday. The movie also marks her first Marvel solo movie.

Streaming on Disney +, the film revolves around Natasha Romanoff aka Black Widow’s life before becoming an Avenger.

Meander

“Meander” is a sci-fi horror film directed by Mathieu Turi. It is available on Apple TV.

The plot rotates around a young woman who has been kidnapped by a man and trapped in bizarre claustrophobic tubes. Yoo, even in movies, men are doing the most to traumatize ladies.

Fear Street Part 2: 1978

“Fear Street Part 1: 1994” was released on July 1. Netflix released “Fear Street Part 2: 1978” last week on Thursday.

Horror lovers should be excited about this trilogy. Set in the cursed town of Shadyside, the movie stars Sadie Sink, Emily Rudd, and Ryan Simpkins in the lead roles.

The third and the last installment of the movie series, “Fear Street Part Three: 1666,” drops on July 16.

How I became a Superhero

“How I Became a Superhero,” was released on Netflix on Friday.

Based on Phyllis Hoppes’ book with the same name which came out in 2018, “How I became a Superhero” is about how some regular people get superpowers after consuming a new drug.

Drugs are addictive and dangerous however, do the best to avoid them. They don’t give you any superpowers either.

Summertime

After all that action and horrors, why not cap the weekend with a fun musical drama?

“Summertime” tells a story of two aspiring rappers, a skating guitarist, and a fast-food worker, who cross each other’s paths during a hot summer in Los Angeles.

Like movies always begin, “Summertime” is from the directors of “Raya and the Last Dragon.”

When artiste Red Banton was plotting his comeback after 2010, he sought to ride on the fast rising fame of musical duo Radio and Weasel. So for his “Sijja Kuva Kampala” song, he introduced it with “from the directors of Talk and Talk.” Clever lad, wasn’t he?

When normalcy returns and we can go back to cinema, don’t forget that AppAbout on the Pulse Nation App gives Pulsers 10% discount to the movies and this is to any cinema of their choice. Don’t wait to download the app then, get it now and acquaint yourself with it.