Spring break is almost here, but thankfully streamers aren’t taking time off when it comes to releasing must-see shows, films, and documentaries. Comedy fans won’t want to miss the unique kinda-true and very silly Our Flag Means Death.

For those in the mood for thrills and chills this month, The Weekend Away, Pieces of Her and Deep Water (aka the film that brought us celeb couple Ben Affleck and Ana De Armas) are all premiering.   

March also boasts some of the most highly anticipated titles of the year, including Ryan Reynold’s The Adam Project, Pixar’s Toronto-based film Turning Red and Season 2 of Bridgerton.

Check out the full list of what’s streaming in March.

Worst Roommate Ever

The five-part documentary Worst Roommate Ever is produced by horror film studios Blumhouse Television, so you know this show is going to be much more intense than tales of people not rinsing their dishes and leaving wet towels on the floor. The series follows four people who terrorized, manipulated, and inflicted violence on their unsuspecting roommates. Maybe living with mom and dad isn’t so bad.

Watch on Tuesday, March 1 on Netflix.

Our Flag Means Death

From the very brilliant and very silly minds of David Jenkins and Taika Waititi comes Our Flag Means Death, a new comedy that follows Flight of the Conchords star Rhys Darby as aspiring pirate Stede Bonnet. Waititi also stars as the infamous Captain Blackbird in this hilarious series that has no shortage of must-see guest stars, including SNL alums Leslie Jones and Fred Armisen.

Watch on Thursday, March 3 on Crave.

The Weekend Away

Leighton Meester plays Beth, a mom who just wants a relaxing weekend away in Croatia with her best friend Kate (Christina Wolfe). Based on the bestselling novel, the thriller takes a dark turn when Kate is found dead after a night of partying and Beth is the prime suspect. This is why moms are stressed all the time – we can never just relax.

Watch on Thursday, March 3 on Netflix.

Pieces of Her, Season 1

In the new series based on Karin Slaughter’s 2018 novel, Bella Heathcote plays Andy, a woman whose life is turned upside down when she witnesses her mother Laura (Toni Collette) easily take down a murderer during a mass shooting. As Andy tries to learn the truth about her mother, secrets from Laura’s past come back to threaten both their lives.

Watch on Friday, March 4 on Netflix.

Dear…

Bring out the tissues, because Apple TV’s series Dear… is back to give celebrities their due for using their careers to make a positive impact. This season features Sandra Oh, Jane Fonda, Viola Davis, Billy Porter, Laird Hamilton, Malala Yousafzai, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and the late André Leon Talley reading letters from people whose lives they’ve had a positive impact on. We’re already crying, and this is just the trailer.

Watch on Friday, March 4 on Apple TV.

Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty

Watch how the Lakers became one of the most beloved teams in the NBA in the fast paced and exciting new series from Adam McKay. John C. Reilly leads the cast as Lakers owner Jerry Buss, while Quincy Isaiah and Solomon Hughes portray basketball greats Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

The 10-episode series has no shortage of 80s-inspired fashion and sports history, as well as a first draft pick cast that includes Sally Field, Jason Segel, Adrien Brody and many more.

Watch on Sunday, March 6 on Crave.

Shining Vale

Friends and Scream star Courteney Cox is combining two of her biggest career milestones in Shining Vale -- a horror series that features Cox as the newest resident of a haunted house. Cox’s Pat is unmotivated to save her marriage, frustrated with her kids, and has lost her drive as a writer. Thankfully, her new dead roommate (Mira Sorvino) provides some much-needed inspiration.

Watch on Sunday, March 6 on Crave.

Letterkenny: International Women’s Day 

Celebrate International Women’s Day with the female residents of Letterkenny. The Canadian comedy is set to release a new special episode that features members of the cast competing in an anti-beauty pageant, with the winner earning the title of Miss MoDean-iality. Pitter patter, let’s get at ‘her.’

Watch on Tuesday, March 8 on Crave.

How I Met Your Father, Season 1

Need help filling the void that was left by How I Met Your Mother? Then you don’t want to miss Hilary Duff as Sophie, a young woman who goes all the way back to 2021 to tell the story of how she met her children’s father (btw we are loving Kim Cattrall as the older version of Duff). Friendship, dating, work, and an updated version of the Slap Bet are present in the series, which has already been renewed for a second season.

Watch on Wednesday, March 9 on Disney+.

The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey

Samuel L. Jackson stars as Ptolemy Grey, an elderly man suffering from dementia who gets the chance to revisit all the memories from his life in an effort to uncover the truth behind his nephew’s death. The mind-bending series also stars Dominique Fishback, Walter Goggins and Omar Benson Miller.

Watch on Friday, March 11 on Apple TV.

Upload, Season 2

Creator Greg Daniels and his romantic sci-fi comedy series Upload is back and it’s just as wacky and lovable this time around. Robbie Amell returns as Nathan, a man struggling with his feelings for ex-girlfriend Ingrid (Allegra Edwards) and his afterlife angel Nora, played by Andy Allo. It’s great to know dating is just as complicated when we die. Ugh. New this season are the kinda cute, definitely terrifying digital babies who are here to give us hilarious nightmares, if there is such a thing.

Watch on Friday, March 11 on Prime Video.

The Adam Project

Ryan Reynolds plays a time-traveling pilot who accidentally goes back in time and ends up recruiting his 12-year-old self to help him save the world. The pair also team up with their deceased father, played by Mark Ruffalo. Directed by Canadian Shawn Levy, The Adam Project was filmed in British Columbia, stars Zoe Saldana, and reunites 13 Going On 30 sweethearts Ruffalo and Jennifer Garner. We are already giving this project an A+.

Watch on Friday, March 11 on Netflix.

Phoenix Rising

Actor and activist Evan Rachel Wood takes center stage in the deeply personal documentary that examines her past relationship with musician Marilyn Manson. Wood, along with many of Manson’s alleged victims, bravely tell their stories about the abuse they suffered for years, while also championing a new bill aimed at extending the statute of limitations in California for domestic violence cases. The two-part documentary premiered at Sundance and received well-deserved praise for Wood, director Amy Berg, and all those who courageously agreed to tell their story on camera in an effort to end their abusers’ reign.

Watch on Tuesday, March 15 on Crave.

Turning Red

One of the most highly anticipated animated features of 2022 is Disney and Pixar’s Turning Red. Featuring Rosalie Chiang as the voice of protagonist Mei Lee, the film follows Mei as she navigates the confusing world of high school without getting overly emotional and turning into a giant red panda. Mei’s anxiety isn’t helped by her overprotective mother, voiced by Sandra Oh.

Set in Toronto, Turning Red is directed by Chinese Canadian Domee Shi, who made history in 2018 with her Oscar-winning short Bao by becoming the first woman to direct a Pixar film.

Watch on Wednesday, March 16 on Disney+.

Minx

Set in the 1970s, Minx stars Ophelia Lovebird (Trying, Guardians of the Galaxy) as a feminist who partners with a struggling publisher played by Jake Johnson (New Girl, Stumptown) to create the first erotic magazine geared towards women. The 10-episode series, which is produced by Paul Feig, also stars Idara Victor, Lennon Parham and Michael Angarano.

Watch on Thursday, March 17 on Crave.

Dune

The first installment of Denis Villeneuve’s cinematic masterpiece Dune will be available to stream on Crave starting Friday, March 18. The film is up for 10 Academy Awards this year and features stunning landscapes, moving performances from its A-list cast and so much sand. Really, it’s a lot of sand.

Watch on Friday, March 18 on Crave.

WeCrashed

Anne Hathaway and someone that looks a lot like Jared Leto star in the new Apple TV series WeCrashed, which follows the rise and fall of WeWork. How did a small company that promoted a co-working space go from a $47 billion valuation to almost worthless in the span of a year? Who were the real people behind the business? Find out from Hathaway and…yeah…it’s Leto. We’re pretty sure it’s Leto.

Watch on Friday, March 18 on Apple TV.

Human Resources, Season 1

From the creators of Big Mouth comes another R-rated cartoon that has a little something for everyone. Human Resources follows the characters that help humans interact with each other, including everyone’s favourite Hormone Monster. Featuring the voices of Nick Kroll, Keke Palmer, Maya Rudolph, Randall Park, Aidy Bryant, Pamela Adlon and many more, Human Resources is kinda like Inside Out for grownups. Seriously, don’t let kids watch this.

Watch on Friday, March 18 on Netflix.

Deep Water

This March, the world will finally get to see the film that brought actors Ben Affleck and Ana De Armas together for a real-life, paparazzi-friendly relationship. Even more dramatic than their public courtship is the erotic thriller Deep Water, which features Affleck as a husband who becomes the prime murder suspect when the lovers of his wife, played by De Armas, go missing. That’s much more exciting than pictures of the pair walking their dogs and picking up Dunkin Donuts.

Watch on Friday, March 18 on Prime Video.

Une Affaire Criminelle (A Criminal Affair)

Une Affaire Criminelle is a pulsating new drama from Crave that follows Céline Bonnier as a woman who has spent 15 years trying to clear her sons name after he was charged with murder. Louis-Philipe Dandeneault also stars as an investigator who has been grappling for years with doubts over the same case. The exciting eight-part series will be available on Crave in French and with English subtitles.

Watch on Wednesday, March 23 on Crave.

Bridgerton, Season 2

Dearest viewers, the time has finally come to once again indulge in the show that bridges the gap between historical drama and hot, sweaty sexy times. Bridgerton breakout star Regé-Jean Page may not be returning, but that doesn’t mean the burning is over. Season 2 will focus on Jonathan Bailey’s Anthony Bridgerton finding love with new cast member Simone Ashley, who will play Kate Sharma. Plus, there’s the not-so-little issue of Nicola Coughlan’s Penelope Featherington continuing to hide her extra-curricular writing. Grab your spoons, Bridgerton is (almost) back.

Watch on Friday, March 25 on Netflix.

Pachinko

Based on Min Jin Lee’s bestselling 2017 book, Pachinko is a visually stunning and emotionally gripping series that follows four generations of a Korean family immigrating to Japan. The ensemble cast is led by Yuh-Jung Youn, who won her first Oscar last year for Minari.

Watch on Friday, March 25 on Apple TV.

Marvel Studios’ Moon Knight

In Marvel Studio’s latest series, Oscar Isaac plays a sleep deprived gift shop employee named Steven Grant. Or is he a mercenary superhero named Marc Spectator? He’s both. The one man with two identities must fight his enemies in this highly anticipated dark and fast-paced series.

Watch on Wednesday, March 30 on Disney+.

Julia

Julia Childs’ history is one that involves much more than cooking. The American chef helped usher in a new era in entertainment with her long-running cooking show and made waves in the women’s movement. Spotlighting her massive impact on pop culture and North American history is the new eight-part series Julia, which stars Sarah Lancashire in the title role opposite David Hyde Pierce and Bebe Neuwirth.

Watch on Thursday, March 31 on Crave.

Hidden Gem: Broad City

Few shows have had the kind of cultural impact that Broad City boasts, and it deserves all the praise it has received and more. Creators, writers and stars Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson play hyper-realized versions of themselves as two 20-somethings trying to make their way through adulthood. Broad City’s five seasons featured no shortage of quotable lines, (‘To my frond to the ond’), hilarious and tender moments, and massive guest stars. Hillary. Rodham. Clinton. Y’all.

Watch all five seasons of Broad City now on CTV Throwback.

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