What to watch during this bye weekend

Since the Rebs have a bye weekend, it is the perfect time to catch up on all of the popular Netflix series and movies out there. The best part is that we did all of the work for you. Check out our binge-worthy picks.

“The Babysitter” and “Oculus”

Two movies that will leave you spooked.

“Maniac” on Netflix is a real mind trip

What if there was a pill that could cure all of your problems?

‘The Square’ and ‘She’s Out of My League

These two — a powerful documentary about the Egyptian revolution and a cheesy romantic comedy — might be opposites, but they’ll both keep you entertained.

‘No Country for Old Men’ and ‘Dallas Buyers Club’

“If you haven’t watched these movies yet, you need to get to it before they disappear.”

‘Hush’ and ‘The After Party’

“Hush,” a 2016 thriller directed by Mike Flanagan, has a simple yet engaging plot. “The After Party” mentions an upcoming rapper going viral for all the wrong reasons and a wild New York City after party.

Eager to leave the house? Check out A Star is Born in theaters.

Photo Courtesy: ‘A Star Is Born’ website

The protagonists in this timeless film struggle to balance fame and fortune with alcoholism and drug abuse, and their love story will leave everyone crying in their seats.

Instead of heartbreak at the hands of the Rebels, may your weekend be filled with great movies and popcorn.

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