This week sees the digital release of "Toy Story 5," continuing the saga of Andy's beloved analog toys as they grapple with the rise of digital entertainment. The film introduces a new character, Blaze, and features Bonnie's parents gifting her a tablet-like toy called a LilyPad, voiced by Greta Lee. This technological shift causes anxiety among the toys, particularly Cowgirl Jessie, who fears obsolescence.
Also available for rent is "Rose of Nevada," a drama starring Callum Turner and George Mackay as fishermen who join the crew of a mysteriously returned vessel. The "Rose of Nevada" reappeared after being lost at sea for thirty years. Once aboard, the new crew members find themselves transported back in time, reliving the experiences of the original crew who vanished decades prior. The film is written and directed by Mark Jenkin, known for his previous works "Bait" and "Enys Men."
The horror genre is represented by "Bury the Devil," directed by Adam O’Brien. This film follows a nurse who becomes trapped in an isolated home with a dementia patient exhibiting disturbing behavior, leading her to believe a demon is present. Notably, the entire movie is presented as a single, continuous shot and unfolds in real-time.
These titles are among the new movies available to rent or buy on demand across various platforms, including Amazon Prime Video, iTunes, YouTube, and cable services. Other films available for rent this week include "The Fence (2026)," "The Kung Fu Kid," and "She Rides Shotgun."