What to watch this weekend starts with a nineteen-year-old YouTuber who turned an internet horror phenomenon into a feature film for A24. Backrooms, directed by Kane Parsons, drops a furniture store owner into an infinite maze of yellow rooms and builds from there. Then Tuner makes the case for one of the year’s best performances, with Leo Woodall as a piano tuner turned safecracker trying to cover his mentor’s medical bills, and Dustin Hoffman reminding everyone exactly why he matters.

The Films: Three Picks, One Clear Favourite
Steve Stebbing adds The Furious to the list for anyone who wants relentless martial arts action on par with The Raid, then turns to the weekend’s two shows. Jack Ryan Ghost War brings John Krasinski back but lands closer to El Camino than a true return. Tom Green’s Farm on Crave, though, earns its place, with Dan Aykroyd, Jay Baruchel, and a host who was podcasting from his house before anyone else thought to try it.

Spider-Noir and the Case for the Fedora
Nicolas Cage’s black-and-white Spider-Man spin-off on Prime is the week’s most surprising recommendation, a noir private investigator story built inside the Spider-Verse world that works even for people who have never cared about superhero content.

Topics: what to watch this weekend, Backrooms A24, Tuner film, Spider-Noir, Jack Ryan Ghost War, Tom Green Farm

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Originally aired on2026-05-29