What to watch on OTT this weekend (October 5-11)

Cameron Cope is tired of being bullied, so he joins the Marines. Great plan, right? Except now he’s knee-deep in mud, rules, and very loud instructors. Between the drills and drama, he discovers friendship, identity, and the courage to actually face himself. Boots is part boot camp chaos, part emotional bootstrapping, and all heart. With Miles Heizer and Vera Farmiga leading the charge, it’s a raw and surprisingly warm take on what it really means to grow up.

Another week, another rich-people thriller. Only this time, Nicole Kidman’s sitting this one out. Enter Keira Knightley as Laura Blacklock, a travel journalist sent to cover a luxury yacht trip so exclusive it practically smells of old money and quiet scandals. What begins as champagne and small talk quickly unravels when Laura swears she sees someone thrown overboard…except everyone insists that person doesn’t exist. Cue paranoia, confusion, and very bad vibes on very expensive water. The Woman in Cabin 10 is a sleek, nerve-twisting survival thriller that pokes fun at privilege while keeping you glued to the screen.

Posh Spice is here to tell you that she does smile and that she cannot make a great cheese sandwich, but she can definitely build a fashion empire. This three-part docuseries offers a front-row seat to Victoria Beckham’s world as she prepares for Paris Fashion Week while looking back at her journey from pop superstardom to fashion powerhouse. It captures her signature wit, her no-nonsense drive, and the high-gloss hustle of her brand. The tone is cheeky, self-aware, and thoroughly enjoyable. It is not groundbreaking, but it is irresistibly Posh.

ACP Sanyukta Das is ready to quit her job and fix her marriage, but the universe clearly has other plans. A teenage girl’s murder drags her back into the field with a rookie partner who’s more enthusiasm than experience. What follows is a tangle of secrets, politics, and pain, wrapped in haunting rain and quiet tension. Think The Killing meets monsoon noir, where every clue leads to another heartbreak. This one’s slow, dark, and seriously addictive.