This week on Netflix, Disney+, Hulu and other streaming services, you can watch shows and movies that will take you as far as Italy or as close as your backyard — if your backyard was a sprawling cattle ranch filled with secrets, lies and all sorts of melodrama.
Paramount+’s Dutton Ranch is the marquee title on Watch With Us’ list of the top new movies and shows to stream this week, and it promises all the drama that Yellowstone delivered across five seasons.
We also recommend traveling with Stanley Tucci to Italy in Disney+’s Tucci in Italy and enrolling in college to relive your first crush in Prime Video’s Off Campus.
Keep reading for all of our recommendations to watch this May 11-15 week.
‘Marty, Life is Short’ (2026) — Netflix (May 12)
With his popularity at an all-time high thanks to the hit Hulu show Only Murders in the Building, it’s only fitting that Martin Short receive the documentary movie treatment chronicling his impressive 50-year career.
Featuring interviews with Tom Hanks, Steve Martin and the late Catherine O’Hara, this doc traces Short’s humble beginnings on the Canadian sketch comedy show SCTV to his success on the big screen in such hits as Three Amigos and Father of the Bride. Not only does Marty, Life is Short show how funny Short is, it also reveals how dedicated he is as a friend, husband and father.
‘The Punisher: One Last Kill’ (2026) — Disney+ (May 12)
Is it a movie or a TV show? The Punisher: One Last Kill is kinda both. This self-contained special is technically a spinoff of Daredevil: Born Again, but it plays like its own mini-movie that doesn’t require much prior knowledge of the MCU.
Jon Bernthal stars as Frank Castle, a war veteran who became the anti-hero The Punisher to avenge his family’s murders. He’s grown weary of shooting people and left NYC to pursue a life of peace, but the rise of a criminal empire brings him back to his old, gun-toting ways. One Last Kill is approximately 60 minutes and was written by Bernthal and director Reinaldo Marcus Green. Even though it’s on Disney+, parents be warned — this movie is not for kids.
‘Tucci in Italy’ Season 2 — Hulu (May 12)
Stanley Tucci is on a roll this May. After conquering the box office with The Devil Wears Prada 2, he’s also gracing the small screen in a follow-up to his much-beloved travel and food series, Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy.
In Tucci in Italy, the Burlesque actor travels to Naples, Sicily and Sardinia in search of more landmarks to explore and delicious cuisine to eat. With airline ticket prices skyrocketing, it’s cheaper to stay in and travel to the Mediterranean with Tucci as your guide.
‘Off Campus’ Season 1 — Prime Video (May 13)
Prime Video rules the YA book-to-show subgenre, and it looks like the streamer has another The Summer I Turned Pretty-sized hit with Off Campus. Based on Ella Kennedy’s popular book series of the same name, the eight-episode series stars Ella Bright as Hannah, a shy songwriter who likes the brooding Justin (Josh Heuston).
She thinks the best way to get his attention is by making him jealous, so she makes a pact with hunky hockey player Garrett (Belmont Cameli) to pose as her boyfriend to get his attention. But in a shocking turn of events, Hannah starts to develop real feelings for Garrett, a notorious womanizer. Which man does Hannah really want? And will they want her if this plan succeeds?
‘Dutton Ranch’ Season 1 — Paramount+ (May 15)
John Dutton (Kevin Costner) may have died, but his legacy lives on in Dutton Ranch. This spinoff follows Beth (Kelly Reilly), Rip (Cole Hauser) and Carter (Finn Little) as they leave Montana behind and saddle up for a new life in Rio Paloima, Texas.
With her bro Kayce (Luke Grimes) dealing with his own drama in the CBS show Marshals, Beth has to confront pesky problems like managing a ranch, paying the bills and rubbing the locals the wrong way. Most ominously, Beth also has to contend with Beulah Jackson (Annette Bening), the powerful owner of a nearby ranch who doesn’t like competition. The two women don’t like each other, which could spell trouble for the Dutton clan down the road.
