3 overlooked films that you have to stream in May 2025
Not every film that hits the theater is lucky to become a hit. And some films don’t even come into theaters at all!
Fortunately, streaming services made it a lot easier for the unfortunate films to eventually find an audience online.
That is why Watch With Us has put together this overview of the three films that you have to stream in May 2025.
This month’s selections include a horror film under the radar, a bare drama and a thriller that is perhaps directed by a cinematic icon.
‘Cuckoo’ (2024)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuon7HH0UKQ
A teenage girl called Gretchen (Hunter Schafer) Suffers early in a head injury CuckooBut the horror she experiences is not delusions. Gretchen has unintentionally moved to the German Alps with her father, Luis (Marton Csokas), her stepmother, Beth (Jessica Henwick) and their daughter, Alma (Mila Lieu). It was supposed to be a new start for the family after the death of the biological mother of Gretchen. However, something disturbing happens in this resort city, especially with the female guests.
Gretchen has seen an enigmatic woman (Kalin Morrow) Hunting the guests. Even in the wildest dreams of Gretchen, she could never have predicted how the strange events that take place around her are linked to a family secret that she was never intended to discover. Learning the truth can simply kill her.
Cuckoo flies on Hulu.
‘Daddio’ (2024)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJRr2amLFYC
Daddio Is about the same as a movie becomes. Almost the entire duration is spent in a taxi, like the driver, Clark (Sean Penn), speaks with his passenger (Dakota Johnson), during a very long drive from the airport. Writer and director Christy Hall Get the most out of her two leads, but the film is not dependent on their star power. Instead, Penn disappears into the blue person of his character, while Johnson is convincing like a woman trying to sort things out about her life and herself.
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The public is essentially a fly on the wall for their interactions, because the passenger slowly shares more details about himself and with which she has to deal with. Clark is a bit more open and he leaves the impression that this is not the first in -depth conversation that he led from the front of a taxi cabin. This is not a film that tries to surprise the audience, but viewers can be impressed by how much drama it gets from so little budget.
Daddio flies on Netflix.
‘Juror #2’ (2024)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czyuxo0r0oa
The jury is still out or Juror #2 will be the last film in the long and legendary career of director Clint Eastwood. But if this is the end of the time of Eastwood behind the camera, he went out with a great legal thriller. James Michael Sythe (Gabriel Basso) The man is justified for killing his girlfriend, and the public prosecutor, Faith Killebrew (Toni Collette), hopes to use the controversial case to continue himself to win an election for public prosecutor.
Justin Kemp (Nicholas Hoult) is the titular second jury member during the trial and he has a big secret. Not only was he present at the bar where Sythe was last seen with his girlfriend, he may have accidentally killed her himself while he drove home drunk. Justin does not want an innocent man to suffer from what he did, but he also does not want to destroy his own life by confessing. As a compromise, Justin does everything in his power to convince the jury that James is innocent, but it is a tough fight from the start. Will justice prevail? And if so, who serves the best – James or Justin?
Juror #2 flies on Maximum.
