March’s Netflix slate is pretty impressive. On the new movies side, there’s Damsel, a modern take on an age-old fantasy tale featuring Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown, Angela Bassett, Robin Wright, Nick Robinson, Ray Winstone, and a fire-breathing dragon. There’s also older fare like 2020’s Alone, a pandemic thriller no one had heard about until it shot up Netflix’s most popular movies chart this week.
Recommended Videos Need more recommendations? Read our guides to the best movies on Hulu, the best movies on Amazon Prime Video, and the best movies on HBO. This 1998 movie stars Woods as Jack Crow, a vampire hunter sponsored by the Vatican who is tasked with tracking down a nest of vampires in New Mexico and killing them. Once Jack and his team of slayers arrive there, however, they are ambushed by an elder master vampire named Valek, who may have similar ties to the Vatican as Jack.
You know the story by now: nerdy high school student Peter Parker acquires the spectacular powers of a spider, and seeks to protect his New York City home from evildoers like Dr. Curtis Connors, who can transform into the scaly monster The Lizard. Along the way, Peter has to find time for his burgeoning relationship with Gwen while also tending to his Aunt May, played by veteran actress Sally Field.