Between long-awaited releases and popular returns, streaming companies are betting on genre diversity to close January
The last week of January arrives full of news in streamswith premieres ranging from the universe of superheroes to period romance, including action comedy and suspense and drama productions. Between long-awaited series and new films, platforms like Disney+, Prime Video and Netflix are betting on stories capable of pleasing different audience profiles, whether for those looking for light entertainment or denser, more engaging narratives.
Next, check out some of the most anticipated releases this week on Netflix, Disney+ and Prime Video!
1. Magnum (27/01) – Disney+
Image: Digital reproduction | Disney+“Magnum”, the name adopted in Brazil for the series originally announced as “Wonder Man”, is the new production from Marvel Studios that premieres this Tuesday (27) on Disney+ and marks the studio’s first release in 2026. The plot follows Simon Williams, a rising actor who gains superpowers after undergoing scientific experiments.
With a more metalinguistic approach, the series explores the impact of fame and public identity on the protagonist’s life, in addition to delving behind the scenes of Hollywood. The production expands the MCU universe with a more intimate look, leaving aside major global threats to focus on the character’s personal conflicts.
2. Dangerous Duo (01/28) – Prime Video
Image: Digital reproduction | Prime Video“Dangerous Duo” premieres on January 28th on Prime Video as an action comedy that relies on the chemistry between Jonny (Jason Momoa) and James (Dave Bautista) to drive the narrative. The plot follows these two characters with opposite personalities who end up involved in a mission full of chases, shootouts and absurd situations.
The film balances sharp humor and fast pace, prioritizing the duo’s dynamics over major twists. The production appears as a light option for those looking for uncompromised entertainment, combining action and comedy in the catalog of streaming.
3. Bridgerton – 4ª temporada (29/01) – Netflix
Image: Digital reproduction | Netflix“Bridgerton” returns to Netflix this Thursday (29) with new episodes and begins the fourth season, which promises to delve even deeper into the power games and romances of 19th century London high society. This time, the series focuses on a narrative inspired by the classic Cinderella, following the story of Sophie, a young woman marginalized by her own family who sees her life change when she crosses the halls of the elite.
Known for its luxurious visuals and romantic plots full of intrigue, the production maintains its focus on emotional conflicts, forbidden relationships and social disputes, now with a renewed look at inequality, belonging and identity. The new season reinforces the success of the series by revisiting classic romance formulas under the striking aesthetics that consecrated “Bridgerton” in streaming.
4. Terror em Shelby Oaks (31/01) – Prime Video
Image: Digital reproduction | Diamond FilmsFor those who like horror, this is one of those films that keeps you hooked from start to finish due to its atmosphere and mystery. “Terror in Shelby Oaks” relies on a slow build-up of suspense, exploring the psychological discomfort and disturbing events linked to a small town.
The production avoids easy scares and invests in constant tensionwith a narrative that mixes investigation and supernatural horror. With its premiere scheduled for Saturday (31) on Prime Video, it appears as a good option for those looking for a denser and more unsettling experience in the streaming.
5. In the Land of Saints and Sinners (01/31) – Netflix
Image: Digital reproduction | Samuel Goldwyn Films“In the Land of Saints and Sinners” brings a crime drama set in a small community marked by moral conflicts and violence. The plot follows characters who live between faith, the past and decisions that call their own ethical limits into question.
With a tense atmosphere and a more contained narrative, the film focuses on human dilemmas and the complexity of relationships to drive the story. The production stands out for its dense atmosphere and critical look at guilt, redemption and the consequences of individual choices.
