February 2026 is full of movies and shows you don’t want to miss: here are 20 new releases to stream next month!
February is full of so much exciting content, you’re going to need your calendar to keep up. In addition to the highly anticipated 2026 Winter Olympic Games, which will be streaming all month long on Peacock, at least in the U.S., it’s also time for the BAFTAs and the Grammy Awards. When you’re not busy eyeballing all that goodness, you’ll want to soak up all the new releases hitting your favorite platforms.
From movies and documentaries to new shows and season premieres, the month is packed full of must-sees. Here are the top 20 new releases to stream in February 2026, listed by release date.
1. Vanished
Premiere Date: February 1
Where to Watch: MGM+
Kaley Cuoco, of The Big Bang Theory, stars in the thrilling new mystery series Vanished, which focuses on a woman desperately searching for her missing boyfriend. While on a romantic French getaway, things take a dark turn for Alice (Cuoco) when her partner, Tom (Sam Claflin, of The Count of Monte Cristo), disappears without a trace, leaving her all alone aboard a train headed for the south of France. As she searches for him, she’s plunged into a web of intrigue and danger after she uncovers shocking secrets about the man she thought she knew.
2. Glitter & Gold: Ice Dancing
Premiere Date: February 1
Where to Watch: Netflix
I don’t know about you, but I love the Olympics and am stoked about this year’s Winter Games. Kicking the season off on Netflix is chilling new sports docuseries Glitter & Gold, which is all about the ice-skating couples who’ll be dancing this month for gold, silver, bronze, and glory. Whatever you think you know about ice dancing, toss it. This isn’t just a world of high stakes; it’s also a world of high drama, and it is riveting.
3. The Lincoln Lawyer, Season 4
Premiere Date: February 5
Where to Watch: Netflix
Season 3 of The Lincoln Lawyer left us hanging off a cliff with that shocking finale, and finally, this month, the hit series is back with some resolution. Season 4’s release will see much higher stakes, because Mickey (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo, of Jurassic World: Rebirth) is now the client, and the question of what will happen to him will play out across the whole season in the form of his trial. With everything on the line, he’ll need all the help he can get in this fight for his life and future.
4. Queen of Chess
Premiere Date: February 6
Where to Watch: Netflix
Also on the sports lineup is Queen of Chess, a documentary film on Hungarian chess phenom Judit Polgár, who battled skepticism, sexism, and champion Garry Kasparov for 15 years to claim her place among the game’s all-time greats. Polgár revolutionized the sport’s patriarchal culture and became one of the greatest chess prodigies in history, as well as the greatest female chess player of all time.
5. The ‘Burbs, Season 1
Premiere Date: February 8
Where to Watch: Peacock
If you’ve never seen the 1989 horror comedy film The ‘Burbs with Tom Hanks, I suggest exposing yourself to that little gem before diving into this comedy series reboot featuring Keke Palmer and Jack Whitehall.
Set in present-day suburbia, The ‘Burbs series follows a young couple as they reluctantly relocate to the husband’s childhood home. When a new neighbor moves in across the street, long-buried secrets of the cul-de-sac come to light, upending the young couple’s world. As deadly threats emerge, the illusion of their quiet little neighborhood is shattered.
6. Cross, Season 2
Premiere Date: February 11
Where to Watch: Prime Video
Alex Cross (Aldis Hodge) is back as the brilliant homicide detective and forensic psychologist uniquely capable of digging into the minds of serial killers to identify and catch them. In this second season of Cross, our titular character finds himself in pursuit of a ruthless vigilante who is hunting down and attempting to take out corrupt billionaire magnates.
7. Can You Keep a Secret?
Premiere Date: February 12
Where to Watch: Paramount+
A new Paramount+ original comedy series, Can You Keep a Secret? is a British release following a duo of geriatric toddlers who attempt to pull one over on more than just their family.
When a domineering grandma fakes her husband’s death for the life insurance money, her family smells something foul and soon discovers their biggest threat isn’t the law, it’s their grandma. Unexpectedly, they also discover that Grandpa isn’t actually dead—he just was mistakenly declared so and has been living in the loft while he and Grandma waited for the insurance to pay out. There’s a lot more to this story, though, and those secrets are big enough to topple the whole family.
8. Eternity
Premiere Date: February 13
Where to Watch: Apple TV
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Elizabeth Olsen, of WandaVision, Miles Teller, of Top Gun: Maverick, and Callum Turner, of Masters of the Air, star in Eternity, a new little rom-com movie about impossible choices. In an afterlife where souls have one week to decide where to spend eternity, Joan (Olsen) is faced with the impossible choice between the man she spent her life with (Teller) and her first love (Turner), who died young and has waited decades for her to arrive. What would you do?
9. Dark Winds, Season 4
Premiere Date: February 15
Where to Watch: AMC+
If you’re a fan of gritty crime thrillers and you haven’t been watching Dark Winds, I urge you to plant yourself right in its path. In season 4, the search for a missing Navajo girl takes Leaphorn (Zahn McClarnon, of Reservation Dogs), Chee (Kiowa Gordon, of Roswell, New Mexico), and Manuelito (Jessica Matten, of Frontier) from the safety of the Navajo Nation to the gritty terrain of 1970s Los Angeles. In a race against the clock, the three must work together to save her from an obsessive killer with ties to organized crime.
10. Being Gordon Ramsay
Premiere Date: February 18
Where to Watch: Netflix
Being Gordon Ramsay is a Netflix docuseries that follows the celebrity chef as he juggles family life and a global empire in the lead-up to his biggest restaurant launch yet: five culinary experiences in London’s second tallest building, 22 Bishopsgate. You’ll go behind the scenes with the man himself in this all-you-can-stomach access to the man in the kitchen.
11. 56 Days, Season 1
Premiere Date: February 18
Where to Watch: Prime Video
An erotic thriller-mystery series from executive producer James Wan, 56 Days chronicles the turbulent love story of Oliver (Avan Jogia, of Zombieland: Double Tap) and Ciara (Dove Cameron, of Schmigadoon!), who embark on an intense relationship after a chance meeting at the supermarket. Fifty-six days later, a savagely murdered corpse surfaces, and guess where the investigation leads? Right into the grim secrets of the couple’s passionate flame.
12. The Night Agent, Season 3
Premiere Date: February 19
Where to Watch: Netflix
In this globetrotting third season of the popular book series adaptation The Night Agent, Gabriel Basso returns as Peter Sutherland, this time to track down a young Treasury Agent who killed his boss then fled to Istanbul with sensitive government intel. While there, Peter must also avoid paid assassins as he investigates a dark money network and uncovers buried secrets and old grudges that threaten to bring the government to its knees and get him killed in the process.
13. The Last Thing He Told Me, Season 2
Premiere Date: February 20
Where to Watch: Apple TV
Jennifer Garner is back for another season in Apple TV’s hit crime thriller The Last Thing He Told Me. The breakaway detective series also features performances from Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, of Game of Thrones, David Morse, of The Green Mile, and Angourie Rice, of Mare of Easttown.
Season 2 takes its story from author Laura Dave’s celebrated follow-up book to The Last Thing He Told Me, titled “The First Time I Saw Him”. When Owen (Coster-Waldau) appears after five years on the run, Hannah (Garner) and her stepdaughter find themselves in a race to figure out how to reunite their family before the past catches up to them.
14. Portobello
Premiere Date: February 20
Where to Watch: HBO Max
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A new HBO Max release, Portobello is a biographical drama series telling the stranger-than-fiction true story of beloved Italian TV host Enzo Tortora, who was taken on an odyssey that dragged him from the heights of life and rooted him in its abyss.
As king of 1980s television with his primetime show Portobello, Tortora also served as Commander of the Republic, appointed by the president of Italy. When a major earthquake fractures an already fragile criminal organization, a trusted friend of the organization’s crime boss—and regular Portobello viewer—decides to repent and falsely names Tortora to the police as a drug trafficker involved with the Neapolitan crime syndicate.
15. Shoresy, Season 5
Premiere Date: February 21
Where to Watch: Hulu
Good news for Shoresy fans: Not only is the hit Ted Lasso replacement back for its fifth season, but it’s already been renewed for a sixth. Season 5 finds Shoresy (Jared Keeso, of Letterkenny) and the Bulldogs defending North American hockey’s gritty spirit and history against the European style. Expect all your favorite characters to return.
16. Paradise, Season 2
Premiere Date: February 23
Where to Watch: Hulu
Hulu’s hit post-apocalyptic political thriller Paradise returns for a second season with a three-episode premiere, and it can’t arrive soon enough. I am on pins and needles, waiting to follow Xavier Collins (Sterling K. Brown, of This Is Us) as he leaves the safety of the government’s controlled, secret bunker in search of his wife in the dangerous outside world.
There’s also the fact that, after learning the truth about their “paradise,” those remaining in the bunker now face a crumbling social structure, new power struggles, and a shift in leadership as paranoia takes hold. I can’t wait.
17. Scrubs, Season 10
Premiere Date: February 25
Where to Watch: Hulu
Hit medical sitcom Scrubs returns in an official reboot-revival hybrid set back at Sacred Heart, with familiar faces Zach Braff (J.D.), Donald Faison (Dr. Christopher Turk), and Sarah Chalke (Dr. Elliot Reid) returning as regulars. In addition to Judy Reyes (Nurse Carla) and John C. McGinley (Dr. Cox) returning in recurring roles, expect to meet a whole new generation of interns. The original series ended its run in 2010, and, because I know you’re curious, the revival is designed to stand entirely on its own.
18. Bridgerton, Season 4 – Part 2
Premiere Date: February 26
Where to Watch: Netflix
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While part 1 of Bridgerton season 4 was released on January 29, what you need to know is that we’re following the bohemian Bridgerton, Benedict (Luke Thompson), on his quest for love with resourceful maid and new character Sophia Baek (Yerin Ha, of Dune: Prophecy). This narrative will see a very different trajectory—almost Cinderalla-like. Benedict lives in a fantasy world while Sophia lives in reality. If these two are to come together and allow their true love to flourish, they’ll have to meet in the middle. Is that something they can do, coming from two very different worlds?
19. The Gray House
Premiere Date: February 26
Where to Watch: Prime Video
Mary-Louise Parker, of The Institute, leads Civil War spy drama The Gray House, which is produced by Kevin Costner and Morgan Freeman. The limited series is based on the true story of a secret, all-female spy network. The Gray House dramatizes how four diverse women, including a socialite, operated a vital undercover ring as part of the Underground Railroad that helped the Union win the war.
20. Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, Season 2
Premiere Date: February 27
Where to Watch: Apple TV
New Titans are in store for season 2 of Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, which will see a shift in focus to Skull Island and King Kong and promises the return of Godzilla and more monsters, like new Titans and their offspring.
Season 2’s narrative reveals buried secrets that reunite our heroes (and villains) on Skull Island and a new, mysterious village where a mythical, cataclysmic Titan rises from the sea. As past ripple effects make waves in the present day, the bonds between family, friend, and foe are completely blurred, with the threat of a major Titan event on the horizon.
*Inside Note: Apple TV will be expanding Legendary’s Monsterverse with a Monarch spinoff that will serve as a prequel and follow a young Colonel Lee Shaw (Wyatt Russell).