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Now on streaming: Matthew Perry doc, new "Dexter" and "Monsters"
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Matthew Perry in "The One About Matthew Perry." Credit: Courtesy of Netflix
If your Halloweekend includes some couch time, here are five new streaming titles to consider.
The One About Matthew Perry — Documentary series available now on Netflix
- Relatives and longtime friends recount how Matthew Perry became a sitcom phenomenon, lived with addiction and later used his experience to advocate for others in recovery.
- What they're saying: Perry's sister Mia Perry Bowick hopes the series helps viewers see him "as a whole person," beyond his "Friends" character Chandler Bing and his addiction.
Dexter: Resurrection — Season 2 premieres Friday on Paramount+
- Two new serial killers complicate Dexter Morgan's (Michael C. Hall) already precarious life as his son Harrison (Jack Alcott) pursues his own version of justice.
- The big picture: This chapter arrives 20 years after Dexter's television debut, with Uma Thurman returning and Brian Cox joining the cast.
Nocturne — Crime drama premieres Friday on Apple TV
- Jonah Lynn (Liev Schreiber) leaves Philadelphia police work for a quieter life in small-town Pennsylvania, but a jailed murderer (Stephen Graham) threatens his family and draws FBI agent Saga Bauer (Zazie Beetz) into the hunt.
- Behind the scenes: The series is based on the bestselling novels "The Sandman" and "Lazarus," written by the husband-and-wife team behind the name Lars Kepler.
The Gilded Age— Season 4 premieres Sunday on HBO Max
- Bertha Russell (Carrie Coon) confronts the damage her ambitions have done at home, while Agnes (Christine Baranski) tries to reclaim her standing.
- Zoom in: Jim Gaffigan, as President Grover Cleveland, joins the cast.
Minions & Monsters — Animated comedy available now on Peacock
- Minions James, Henry and Ed make a monster movie in 1920s Hollywood and accidentally unleash actual creatures, with Allison Janney, Christoph Waltz and Jeff Bridges among the voice cast.
- Zoom in: Ed, the first Minion who's hearing-impaired, communicates through Minionese sign language.
Go deeper: See last week's picks.
