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3 New Netflix Movies to Stream This Weekend
From action comedy to family-friendly fantasy to supernatural horror, these new additions to Netflix have something for everyone.
Published on Feb. 13, 2026
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This weekend, Netflix is adding three diverse new movies to its library - the action comedy "Free Fire," the live-action remake of "How to Train Your Dragon," and the supernatural horror film "The Black Phone." Whether you're in the mood for thrills, chills, or family-friendly fun, these new releases have you covered.
Why it matters
With a steady stream of new content arriving on Netflix each month, it can be tough to decide what to watch. These three new additions span multiple genres, offering something for a wide range of viewers and providing fresh entertainment options for Netflix subscribers.
The details
"Free Fire" is a darkly comedic action movie set in a 1970s Boston warehouse, where a weapons deal goes horribly wrong and a tense shootout ensues. "How to Train Your Dragon" is a live-action remake of the beloved animated film, following a young Viking who befriends a Night Fury dragon. "The Black Phone" is a supernatural horror thriller about a teenage boy abducted by a serial killer, who begins receiving calls on a disconnected phone from the killer's past victims.
- "Free Fire" and "The Black Phone" arrived on Netflix this week.
- "How to Train Your Dragon" jumped to the top of Netflix's charts upon its arrival earlier this week.
The players
Ben Wheatley
Director of "Free Fire."
Cillian Murphy
Stars in "Free Fire."
Brie Larson
Stars in "Free Fire."
Mason Thames
Stars in both "How to Train Your Dragon" and "The Black Phone."
Ethan Hawke
Stars as the villain "The Grabber" in "The Black Phone."
What they’re saying
“If you're looking for a brief burst of action and laughs, "Free Fire" clocks in at 90 minutes exactly, and should definitely fit the bill.”
— Martin Shore, Author (tomsguide.com)
“If you need a movie that's fit for the whole family, this is definitely your pick for the weekend.”
— Martin Shore, Author (tomsguide.com)
“When Finney answers it, he discovers that he can hear the voices of the Grabber's past victims, and they're determined to make sure he makes it out alive.”
— Martin Shore, Author (tomsguide.com)
The takeaway
This weekend's new Netflix additions offer a diverse range of entertainment options, from action-packed thrills to family-friendly fantasy and chilling supernatural horror. Whether you're in the mood for laughs, adventure, or scares, these new movies have something for every Netflix viewer.
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