With each new week and new month comes a new movie streaming on Netflix, Hulu, Peacock, and other streaming services.

The biggest new streaming movie this week is Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, the sequel to 2018's blockbuster animated hit. Miles Morales returns, but a new threat forces him to jump between different versions of Earth and team up again with Gwen Stacy.

The spooky season gets a final boost with the digital release of The Curse of Venice, the latest Agatha Christie adaptation. New streaming movies this week include the kid-friendly "PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie" and the sprawling comedy "My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3": this week's new streaming movies include the kid-friendly "PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie, Sylvester Stallone documentary "Sly," among others.

Some titles are newly available via digital release so you can purchase them at premium prices, while for others all you need is a proper streaming subscription. Below are the top new movies available for streaming this week.

Renowned detective Hercule Poirot is back on the case in the latest Agatha Christie adaptation, directed by Kenneth Branagh. Poirot, living in hiding in Venice, is interrupted on Halloween by mystery writer Ariadne Oliver (Tina Fey). She convinces Poirot to attend a séance at the haunted mansion of famous opera singer Rowena Drake to expose medium Joyce Reynolds (Michelle Yeoh) as a fraud. But one of the guests is murdered, and Poirot once again dons his detective hat and wades into deep waters filled with secrets. - KW

Available on Amazon or Apple beginning October 31

PAW Patrol puppies get super powers in this sequel to the 2021 film. Two years after saving Adventure City from Mayor Hundinger, Skye (McKenna Grace) and her team encounter a new threat. Mad scientist Victoria Vance (Taraji P. Henson) has crash-landed a magical meteor in the city. The meteor contained crystals that granted powers such as strength and flight. But when Vance and Handinger plot to steal its power and become supervillains, the Mighty Pups must stop them before it is too late. - KW

Available on Amazon or Apple beginning October 31

This sequel to 2018's Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is nothing short of an eye-popping spectacle. After a heartwarming reunion with Gwen Stacy (Hailee Steinfeld), Brooklyn-based Spider-Man Miles Morales (Shameik Moore) crosses dimensions and meets an array of spider-people tasked with protecting the multiverse. As the heroes converge, they struggle with disagreements about how to deal with the looming threat, and Miles finds himself at odds with his new friends. He is forced to rethink what it means to be a hero in order to save his friends and loved ones without creating rifts between multiple timelines. - BV

Watch on Netflix beginning October 31

Anna (Jessie Buckley) is a teacher in a long term relationship with Ryan (Jeremy Allen White). Their stable and in some ways "boring" lives take a strange turn when Anna secretly joins the Love Institute, a place that takes romantic compatibility to a whole new level. There, love is put to the test through bizarre lessons and strange methods involving fingernails. Anna, along with her new colleague Amir (Riz Ahmed), helps the couple survive the tests at the institute, but an attraction grows between them that goes beyond that. - BV

Watch on Apple TV Plus starting November 3

Set one year after "My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2," Toula (Nia Vardalos) and Ian (John Corbett) struggle with the loss of their father. The Portokalos clan heads to Greece for a family reunion, where they meet Victory (Melina Kotzerow), the village mayor, who dreams of restoring the village to its former glory. Toula is looking for a connection to the past, Aunt Voula (Andrea Martin) is looking for romance in Paris, and Ian just wants a pure escape from reality. If you liked the first two films, the Portokalos family is sure to make you smile again. - BV

Watch at the Peacock from November 3

The inspiring true story of athlete Diana Nyad is fictionalized and brought to life. Decades after giving up marathon swimming, 60-year-old Diana (Annette Bening) decides to take on an epic challenge, the 110-mile trek from Cuba to Florida, the Everest of the swimming world. Determined to be the first person to complete the swim without a shark cage, Diana embarks on a four-year training journey with the help of her best friend and coach Bonnie Stoll (Jodie Foster) and a dedicated sailing team. - KW

Watch on Netflix starting November 3

Sisters Anne (Awkwafina) and Jenny (Sandra Oh) are opposites brought together when disaster strikes. Anne loves game shows and routines, while Jenny loves spontaneity. Anne finds her world turned upside down when her dog is kidnapped to pay off her mother's gambling debts. Anne asks her sister for help and the two must travel across the country to get the cash to pay off their mother's debt and rescue Anne's furry friend. How. They use Anne's trivia skills to get into as many game shows as possible. - BV

Watch on Hulu starting November 3

Sylvester Stallone has played iconic characters, but his own life is as thrilling as any movie. This documentary chronicles this underdog actor's journey from nearly quitting showbiz to building a career with blockbusters like "Rocky," "Rambo," and "The Expendables." This Oscar-nominated actor/writer/director/producer speaks candidly about his successes and failures. The documentary weaves together archival footage, film clips, and interviews with Hollywood luminaries such as Arnold Schwarzenegger and Quentin Tarantino. - KW

Watch on Netflix starting November 3

Federal agent Tim Ballard (Jim Caviezel) is confronted with the horrors he sometimes faces on the job. After rescuing a young boy, Miguel (Lucas Avila), a victim of a vicious human trafficking ring, he learns that the boy's sister is still being held captive. He decides immediately to quit his job and go rescue his sister, sacrificing his own safety and career to embark on an international mission to save her and other lost children. - BV

Available on Amazon or Apple from November 3