Maya Hawke's top 5 must-watch series and movies on OTT: From 'Stranger Things' to 'Fear Street: Part One - 1994'

In ‘Do Revenge’, a 1-hour 58-minute black comedy directed by Jennifer Kaytin Robinson, Hawke plays Eleanor opposite Camila Mendes as Drea. The duo forges a Hitchcock-inspired revenge pact at an elite high school after viral scandals upend their lives. Hawke nails the poised newcomer whose quiet rage fuels a stylish takedown of mean girls and influencers. Its sharp satire and '90s nods make it a bingeable gem.

Maya Hawke voices the mysterious Abyss in ‘Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur’, an animated Marvel series. Seasons run about 4-5 hours each (22 minutes per episode, with Hawke prominent in 2023-2025 arcs). The adventures follow 13-year-old Lunella Lafayette and her T-Rex sidekick protecting Harlem. Hawke infuses shadowy intrigue into Abyss—balancing action with the show’s vibrant humor and empowerment themes for all ages.

Maya Hawke shines as Robin Buckley, starting in season three of ‘Stranger Things’. Each of the first three seasons runs 8 hours total (roughly 50 minutes per episode), while season four totals 13 hours across nine episodes. Created by the Duffer Brothers, the sci-fi horror saga follows teens battling interdimensional threats in Hawkins. Hawke uncovers Soviet plots alongside Steve Harrington, her chemistry sparking fan frenzy through five seasons of Upside Down terror.

Hawke narrates ‘Nightmares of Nature’, a Blumhouse-produced documentary series directed by Jason Blum and various wildlife filmmakers. Season one, ‘Cabin in the Woods’, clocks in at 3 hours across six 30-minute episodes, released in 2025. Her evocative voice guides viewers through real footage of animals like mice and raccoons surviving New England horrors. This nonfiction pivot highlights her skill at building suspense in nature’s raw dramas.

Maya Hawke appears in ‘Fear Street: Part One - 1994’, a 1-hour 47-minute slasher directed by Leigh Janiak. As camp counselor Heather, she embodies carefree summer vibes before Shadyside’s witch curse unleashes '90s gore on her friends. Part of R.L. Stine’s trilogy, Hawke’s energetic role amid the nostalgia-drenched kills bolsters her horror cred with stars like Sadie Sink.