Every Movie Coming to Paramount+ in October 2025

October brings a thrilling wave of movies to Paramount+, packed with everything from horror classics and action-packed thrillers to heartwarming comedies and animated adventures. Whether you’re in the mood for a chilling night in with ghostly tales or a feel-good family flick, this month’s lineup has something for every taste. From timeless favorites like ‘Fight Club’ and ‘Scream’ to fresh releases like ‘Shadow Land’, you’ll find plenty to add to your watchlist.

These additions drop throughout the month, starting with a massive batch on October 1st, followed by more gems later in the weeks. Directed by acclaimed filmmakers and starring iconic actors, these films offer diverse stories that span decades. Grab your popcorn and dive into the details below—it’s the perfect time to binge some cinematic gold.

‘Finding Neverland’ (2004)

On October 1st, ‘Finding Neverland’ arrives, a poignant drama directed by Marc Forster. Johnny Depp stars as J.M. Barrie, the playwright inspired by the Llewelyn Davies family to create Peter Pan. Kate Winslet plays the widowed mother Sylvia, whose four boys spark Barrie’s imagination amid personal struggles.

The script by David Magee draws from Allan Knee’s play, blending real-life events with whimsical elements. Dustin Hoffman appears as Barrie’s producer Charles Frohman, while Julie Christie portrays the stern grandmother. This heartfelt tale explores creativity, loss, and the magic of childhood, earning Oscar nods for its emotional depth.

’30 Days of Night’ (2007)

’30 Days of Night’ hits Paramount+ on October 1st, a gripping vampire horror film directed by David Slade. Josh Hartnett leads as Barrow, Alaska’s sheriff facing a month of darkness invaded by bloodthirsty vampires. Melissa George co-stars as his estranged wife, a state trooper aiding the survival fight.

Steve Niles and Ben Templesmith adapted their graphic novel, emphasizing brutal isolation in the frozen north. Danny Huston plays the cunning vampire leader Marlow, commanding relentless attacks. The movie’s stark visuals and intense action deliver a fresh, terrifying spin on undead lore.

‘Switchback’ (1997)

Arriving October 1st, ‘Switchback’ is a tense crime thriller directed by Jeb Stuart, who also wrote the screenplay. Dennis Quaid portrays FBI agent Frank LaChaussee, tracking a serial killer through snowy mountains. He hitches a ride with suspect Bob Goodall, played by Jared Leto.

R. Lee Ermey and Ted Levine add grit as local lawmen in this cat-and-mouse chase. Inspired by real pursuit tactics, the film weaves deception and high-stakes pursuits across rugged terrain, keeping viewers guessing until the final twist.

‘Selena’ (1997)

‘Selena’ streams on October 1st, a biographical musical drama directed by Gregory Nava. Jennifer Lopez embodies the rising Tejano star Selena Quintanilla-Pérez, capturing her journey from family band to superstardom. Edward James Olmos plays her devoted father Abraham, managing the group’s early struggles.

The screenplay by Nava highlights Selena’s cultural impact and tragic end. Jon Seda stars as her husband Chris Pérez, while the soundtrack features her real hits. This vibrant tribute celebrates her legacy through energetic performances and heartfelt family dynamics.

‘I See You’ (2019)

On October 1st, ‘I See You’ joins the lineup, a supernatural thriller directed by Adam Randall. Helen Hunt stars as Detective Gina Harper, investigating a boy’s disappearance while facing eerie home intrusions. Jon Tenney plays her husband Bill, entangled in the unfolding mystery.

The script by Devon Graye builds dread through subtle clues and shocking reveals. Judah Lewis and Libe Barer portray the couple’s sons, adding layers to the domestic horror. This clever tale blurs reality and the uncanny with chilling precision.

‘Breaking In’ (2018)

‘Breaking In’ arrives October 1st, an action thriller directed by James McTeigue. Gabrielle Union leads as Shaun, a single mom defending her children from armed intruders in her remote farmhouse. Ajiona Alexus plays her daughter Jasmine, key to the high-tension siege.

Ryan Engle’s screenplay draws from maternal instinct themes. Billy Burke is the ruthless leader of the criminals targeting a hidden fortune. Packed with clever traps and fierce confrontations, it showcases Union’s commanding presence.

‘Fight Club’ (1999)

Streaming October 1st, ‘Fight Club’ is David Fincher’s cult satire directed from Chuck Palahniuk’s novel, adapted by Jim Uhls. Edward Norton narrates as the unnamed insomniac forming an underground fight club with soap salesman Tyler Durden, played by Brad Pitt.

Helena Bonham Carter is the enigmatic Marla Singer, complicating their anarchic bond. Fincher’s stylish visuals critique consumerism through escalating chaos. This provocative tale of identity and rebellion remains a cinematic touchstone.

‘The Fly’ (1986)

‘The Fly’ lands on October 1st, David Cronenberg’s body horror remake of the 1958 classic. Jeff Goldblum stars as scientist Seth Brundle, whose teleportation experiment merges him with a fly, horrifying his lover Veronica, played by Geena Davis.

Charles Edward Pogue and Cronenberg’s script amps up grotesque transformations. John Getz is Veronica’s ex, adding jealousy to the tragedy. This visceral exploration of mutation and love won Oscars for makeup effects.

‘Grown Ups’ (2010)

On October 1st, ‘Grown Ups’ brings laughs, directed by Dennis Dugan from a Tim Herlihy script. Adam Sandler leads as Lenny Feder, reuniting childhood pals for a lakeside weekend. Kevin James plays the affable Eric, with Chris Rock as the hypochondriac Kurt.

David Spade and Rob Schneider round out the crew, alongside Salma Hayek as Lenny’s wife. This family comedy celebrates friendship through slapstick antics and nostalgic bonding.

‘Men in Black’ (1997)

‘Men in Black’ arrives October 1st, Barry Sonnenfeld’s sci-fi comedy from Lowell Cunningham’s comics, scripted by Ed Solomon. Will Smith is Agent J, a cop recruited by Agent K, played by Tommy Lee Jones, to police alien immigrants in New York.

Linda Fiorentino joins as Dr. Laurel Weaver, aiding their fight against a deadly bug. Vincent D’Onofrio is the possessed farmer Edgar. Humorous effects and sharp banter make it a blockbuster hit.

‘Nightcrawler’ (2014)

Streaming October 1st, ‘Nightcrawler’ is Dan Gilroy’s directorial debut, a dark thriller he also wrote. Jake Gyllenhaal stars as Lou Bloom, an ambitious hustler diving into crime journalism by filming grisly scenes for TV news. Rene Russo plays station manager Nina Romina, his opportunistic boss.

Bill Paxton is rival freelancer Joe, sparking cutthroat competition. This LA-set critique of media sensationalism showcases Gyllenhaal’s chilling performance.

‘Scream 2’ (1997)

‘Scream 2’ hits October 1st, Wes Craven’s slasher sequel scripted by Kevin Williamson. Neve Campbell returns as Sidney Prescott, now in college, stalked by Ghostface again. Courteney Cox reprises reporter Gale Weathers, teaming with Dewey Riley, played by David Arquette.

Jada Pinkett Smith and Omar Epps join as film students debating horror tropes. This meta-mystery balances scares with witty kills.

‘Shadow Land’ (2024)

On October 1st, ‘Shadow Land’ debuts, a thriller directed by James Bamford. Jon Voight stars as former President Robert Wainwright, haunted by nightmares of assassination plots at his ranch. Marton Csokas plays his trusted psychiatrist Elliott Dumont, unraveling a real conspiracy.

The script explores shadows of power and redemption. Rhona Mitra and Philip Winchester co-star as allies exposing an international scheme to discredit his legacy. Psychological tension builds amid political intrigue.

‘Beowulf’ (2007)

‘Beowulf’ streams October 1st, Robert Zemeckis’ motion-capture epic from the Old English poem, co-directed with Neil Gaiman and Roger Avary’s script. Ray Winstone voices the heroic warrior slaying Grendel’s mother, voiced by Angelina Jolie.

Anthony Hopkins is King Hrothgar, with Crispin Glover as Grendel. This animated retelling adds mythic depth and visual flair.

‘The Prince & Me’ (2004)

Arriving October 1st, ‘The Prince and Me’ is a romantic comedy directed by Martha Coolidge. Julia Stiles stars as American student Paige, falling for Danish prince Edvard, played by Luke Mably, posing as a commoner at her college.

Mark Rosman co-wrote the script with Katherine Doswell. Miranda Richardson is the queen, meddling in their affair. Charming culture clashes ensue.

‘Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake Monster’ (2010)

On October 1st, ‘Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake Monster’ animates fun, directed by Brian Levant. Frank Welker voices Scooby and Fred, with Grey Griffin as Daphne and Mindy Cohn as Velma. Matthew Lillard reprises Shaggy in live-action hybrid.

The gang investigates a lake beast terrorizing a resort. This lighthearted mystery spoofs folklore with slapstick chases.

‘Grown Ups 2’ (2013)

‘Grown Ups 2’ lands October 1st, another Dennis Dugan comedy scripted by Tim Herlihy. Adam Sandler returns as Lenny, now facing suburban chaos with pals Kevin James, Chris Rock, David Spade, and Nick Swardson.

Salma Hayek and Maya Rudolph reprise wives, joined by Taylor Lautner in a frat-boy role. Over-the-top antics ensue.

‘Men in Black II’ (2002)

Streaming October 1st, ‘Men in Black II’ reunites Barry Sonnenfeld’s team, scripted by Robert Gordon from comics. Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones return as Agents J and K, hunting alien criminal Serleena, voiced by Lara Flynn Boyle.

Johnny Knoxville and Rosario Dawson join the neuralyzer antics. Sequel ramps up the humor and effects.

‘Deep Impact’ (1998)

‘Deep Impact’ arrives October 1st, Mimi Leder’s disaster drama scripted by Bruce Joel Rubin and Michael Tolkin. Robert Duvall leads as astronaut Spurgeon Tanner, guiding a mission to divert a comet. Tea Leoni is journalist Jenny Lerner, breaking the news.

Morgan Freeman plays the president, with Elijah Wood as a teen hero. Emotional stakes heighten the global peril.

‘Cold Mountain’ (2003)

On October 1st, ‘Cold Mountain’ streams, Anthony Minghella’s Civil War epic from Charles Frazier’s novel, adapted by him. Jude Law stars as wounded soldier Inman, journeying home to Ada, played by Nicole Kidman.

Renée Zellweger won an Oscar as resilient Ruby. Period authenticity shines in this tale of love and survival.

‘Chill Out, Scooby-Doo!’ (2007)

‘Chill Out, Scooby-Doo!’ hits October 1st, an animated mystery directed by Spike Brandt and Tony Cervone. Voices include Frank Welker as Fred and Scooby, Grey DeLisle as Daphne. The gang probes a Himalayan yeti legend.

Matthew Lillard voices Shaggy, with Mindy Cohn as Velma. Snowy hijinks and unmaskings prevail.

‘The Prophecy 3: The Ascent’ (2000)

Streaming October 1st, ‘The Prophecy 3: The Ascent’ continues the supernatural series, directed by Patrick Lussier. Eric Roberts stars as demon Pyriel, vying for angelic power against Gabriel, played by Brad Dourif.

Dakota Fanning debuts as child oracle Mary. Tony Nappa’s script escalates heavenly warfare.

‘Scooby-Doo! in Where’s My Mummy?’ (2005)

On October 1st, ‘Scooby-Doo in Where’s My Mummy?’ animates adventure, directed by Joe Sichta. Frank Welker voices Scooby and Fred, with Casey Kasem as Shaggy. They unravel an Egyptian pyramid curse.

Grey DeLisle and Mindy Cohn voice Daphne and Velma. Ancient traps and laughs abound.

‘Flashdance’ (1983)

‘Flashdance’ arrives October 1st, Adrian Lyne’s dance drama scripted by Tom Hedley and Joe Eszterhas. Jennifer Beals stars as welder-by-day, dancer-by-night Alex, pursuing ballet dreams. Michael Nouri is her boss and love interest.

The iconic soundtrack features Irene Cara’s title track. Empowering moves defined ’80s pop culture.

‘Panic Room’ (2002)

Streaming October 1st, ‘Panic Room’ is David Fincher’s claustrophobic thriller, scripted by David Koepp. Jodie Foster plays Meg Altman, barricading with daughter Sarah, played by Kristen Stewart, against burglars led by Forest Whitaker.

Dwight Yoakam and Jared Leto are the intruders. Tense cat-and-mouse in a high-tech safe room.

‘The Machinist’ (2004)

On October 1st, ‘The Machinist’ debuts, Brad Anderson’s psychological drama scripted by Scott Kosar. Christian Bale stars as gaunt insomniac Trevor Reznik, unraveling amid workplace accidents and paranoia. Jennifer Jason Leigh is his companion Stevie.

Aitana Sánchez-Gijón plays Maria, tied to his delusions. Stark visuals mirror his mental descent.

‘Proud Mary’ (2018)

‘Proud Mary’ lands October 1st, Babak Najafi’s action flick scripted by John Ginney and others. Taraji P. Henson leads as hitwoman Mary, protecting orphan Danny, played by Jahi Di’Allo Winston, after a job goes wrong.

Billy Brown is her boss, with Margaret Avery as his wife. High-octane chases blend maternal heart.

‘The Prophecy V: Forsaken’ (2005)

Streaming October 1st, ‘The Prophecy: Forsaken’ advances the angel saga, directed by Joel Soisson. Tony Todd returns as archangel Gabriel, clashing with human bearer Allison, played by Kari Wührer.

Jason Winn and Steve Lyons scripted the divine conflict. Stakes rise in apocalyptic prophecy.

‘Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle’ (2017)

On October 1st, ‘Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle’ streams, Jake Kasdan’s comedy-adventure scripted by Chris McKenna and others. Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black, Kevin Hart, and Karen Gillan avatar as trapped teens in a video game world.

From the ‘Jumanji’ board game roots, it flips the premise with body-swap hilarity.

‘In Fabric’ (2018)

‘In Fabric’ arrives October 1st, Peter Strickland’s surreal horror-comedy he wrote. Marianne Jean-Baptiste stars as shopper Sheila, haunted by a cursed red dress from a eerie department store. Hayley Squires plays saleswoman Miss Luckmoore.

Fatma Mohamed is her possessed successor. Absurd fashion satire turns deadly.

‘Sin City’ (2005)

Streaming October 1st, ‘Sin City’ is Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller’s noir anthology, co-directed by Quentin Tarantino. Mickey Rourke voices Marv, avenging a murdered woman. Jessica Alba is stripper Nancy, aiding detective Hartigan, played by Bruce Willis.

From Miller’s comics, stylized visuals define the gritty tales.

‘King Kong’ (1976)

On October 1st, ‘King Kong’ remakes the classic, directed by John Guillermin from Lorenzo Semple Jr.’s script. Jeff Bridges is adventurer Jack Prescott, clashing with producer Fred Wilson, played by Charles Grodin, over captured ape Kong.

Jessica Lange debuts as beauty Ann Darrow. Effects brought the giant to life.

‘Zero Dark Thirty’ (2012)

‘Zero Dark Thirty’ lands October 1st, Kathryn Bigelow’s procedural thriller scripted by Mark Boal. Jessica Chastain stars as CIA analyst Maya, obsessively hunting Osama bin Laden post-9/11. Jason Clarke is her interrogator colleague.

Based on real events, it spans a decade of intelligence grit.

‘The Craft’ (1996)

Streaming October 1st, ‘The Craft’ is Andrew Fleming’s teen witch horror he co-wrote with Peter Filardi. Robin Tunney leads as Sarah, joining a coven of misfit girls wielding magic against bullies. Fairuza Balk is wild Nancy.

Neve Campbell and Rachel True complete the quartet. ’90s alt-culture vibes enchant.

‘Hostel’ (2005)

On October 1st, ‘Hostel’ arrives, Eli Roth’s torture horror he wrote. Jay Hernandez stars as backpacker Paxton, lured to a Slovakian nightmare with friends Josh, played by Derek Richardson, and Oli, by Eythor Gudjonsson.

Czech locations amp the dread in this extreme travel gone wrong.

‘Green Room’ (2015)

‘Green Room’ streams October 1st, Jeremy Saulnier’s survival thriller he wrote. Anton Yelchin plays punk bassist Pat, trapped after witnessing a murder at a neo-Nazi club. Imogen Poots is fellow survivor Amber.

Patrick Stewart is the sinister venue owner. Brutal tension builds relentlessly.

‘The Spiderwick Chronicles’ (2008)

On October 1st, ‘The Spiderwick Chronicles’ debuts, Mark Waters’ fantasy from Holly Black and Tony DiTerlizzi’s books, adapted by Karey Kirkpatrick and others. Freddie Highmore voices twins Jared and Simon, discovering a hidden fairy world in their new home.

Sarah Bolger is sister Mallory. Creatures come alive in family peril.

‘Scream 3’ (2000)

‘Scream 3’ lands October 1st, Wes Craven’s Hollywood finale scripted by Ehren Kruger. Neve Campbell returns as Sidney, hiding from Ghostface on a film set. Courteney Cox and David Arquette reprise Gale and Dewey.

Parker Posey plays actress Jennifer. Meta-stabs at Tinseltown tropes.

‘Good Will Hunting’ (1997)

Streaming October 1st, ‘Good Will Hunting’ is Gus Van Sant’s drama from Matt Damon and Ben Affleck’s script. Damon stars as genius janitor Will, mentored by therapist Sean, played by Robin Williams, who won an Oscar.

Stellan Skarsgård is professor Lambeau. Boston bonds heal deep wounds.

‘Imagine That’ (2009)

On October 1st, ‘Imagine That’ arrives, Karey Kirkpatrick’s family comedy he co-wrote. Eddie Murphy plays financier Evan, boosted by daughter Olivia’s, played by Yara Shahidi, imaginary friends in boardroom battles.

Thomas Haden Church is rival Johnny White. Whimsical imagination trumps cutthroat deals.

‘Teen Wolf’ (1985)

‘Teen Wolf’ streams October 1st, Rod Daniel’s comedy from Joseph Loeb and Matthew Weisman. Michael J. Fox stars as Scott Howard, navigating high school as a werewolf. Susan Ursitti is girlfriend Boof.

James Hampton plays his dad. ’80s hoops and howls mix fun.

‘Spanglish’ (2004)

On October 1st, ‘Spanglish’ lands, James L. Brooks’ dramedy he wrote. Adam Sandler is chef John, clashing culturally with nanny Flor, played by Paz Vega, and her daughter Cristina, by Shelbie Bruce.

Téa Leoni is his neurotic wife. Language barriers spark growth.

‘Men in Black 3’ (2012)

‘Men in Black 3’ arrives October 1st, Barry Sonnenfeld’s time-travel sequel scripted by Etan Cohen. Will Smith returns as J, leaping to 1969 to save partner K, played by Tommy Lee Jones and young Josh Brolin.

Michael Stuhlbarg is quirky agent Griffin. Retro aliens romp.

‘Anthropoid’ (2016)

Streaming October 1st, ‘Anthropoid’ is Sean Ellis’ WWII thriller he co-wrote. Cillian Murphy stars as agent Jozef Gabčík, parachuting into Prague to assassinate Reinhard Heydrich with Jan Kubiš, played by Jamie Dornan.

Based on Operation Anthropoid, it honors Czech resistance heroes.

‘American Psycho’ (2000)

On October 1st, ‘American Psycho’ debuts, Mary Harron’s satire from Bret Easton Ellis’ novel, adapted by her and Guinevere Turner. Christian Bale stars as yuppie killer Patrick Bateman, hiding murders behind ’80s excess. Willem Dafoe is detective Kimball.

Jared Leto and Reese Witherspoon orbit his facade. Sharp critique cuts deep.

‘Heat’ (1995)

‘Heat’ lands October 1st, Michael Mann’s crime epic he wrote. Al Pacino is detective Vincent Hanna, pursuing thief Neil McCauley, played by Robert De Niro, in a cat-and-mouse showdown. Val Kilmer and Jon Voight bolster the crews.

LA nights fuel intense heists and personal tolls.

‘American Psycho II: All American Girl’ (2002)

Streaming October 1st, ‘American Psycho II: All American Girl’ is Morgan J. Freeman’s direct-to-video sequel. Mila Kunis stars as student Rachel Newman, obsessed with profiling after a campus killer. William Shatner plays her professor.

Inspired by the original, it twists academic ambition darkly.

‘Hard Home’ (2024)

On October 1st, ‘Hard Home’ arrives, a revenge thriller directed by James Bamford. Simone Kessell stars as a grieving mother turning her smart home into a trap for her daughter’s killer. Andrew Howard plays the intruder caught in her deadly game.

The script by Mark Shea Price explores distorted life-and-death stakes. Joseph Millson and Rachel Adedeji co-star, heightening the cat-and-mouse tension with high-tech twists and maternal fury.

‘Hellboy’ (2004)

‘Hellboy’ streams October 1st, Guillermo del Toro’s comic adaptation from Mike Mignola’s creation, scripted by him and Guillermo Navarro. Ron Perlman stars as the demonic hero fighting Nazis and gods. Selma Blair is pyrokinetic Liz Sherman.

John Hurt mentors as Prof. Broom. Satanic charm abounds.

‘Gangs of New York’ (2002)

On October 1st, ‘Gangs of New York’ lands, Martin Scorsese’s epic from Herbert Asbury’s book, scripted by Jay Cocks and others. Leonardo DiCaprio plays Amsterdam Vallon, avenging his father against Bill the Butcher, Daniel Day-Lewis.

Cameron Diaz is pickpocket Jenny. 1860s Five Points brawl vividly.

‘Urban Legend’ (1998)

‘Urban Legend’ arrives October 1st, Jamie Blanks’ slasher scripted by Silvio Horta. Alicia Witt stars as student Natalie, targeted by a killer mimicking campus myths. Jared Leto is her skeptical boyfriend.

Robert Englund cameos as a prof. Campy kills riff on folklore.

‘The First Purge’ (2018)

Streaming October 1st, ‘The First Purge’ prequels the series, directed by Gerard McMurray from James DeMonaco’s concept. Y’lan Noel leads as skeptic Nya’s brother Dmitri, surviving the trial run of annual lawless night in Staten Island.

Lex Scott Davis is activist Nya. Social commentary fuels the frenzy.

‘Just Go with It’ (2011)

On October 1st, ‘Just Go with It’ streams, Dennis Dugan’s rom-com from a 1969 play, scripted by Tim Dowling and others. Adam Sandler is plastic surgeon Danny, faking marriage with assistant Katherine, played by Jennifer Aniston, to woo a crush.

Nicole Kidman and Dave Matthews spice the Hawaiian hijinks.

‘The Evil Dead’ (1981)

‘The Evil Dead’ lands October 1st, Sam Raimi’s horror debut from his script with Scott Spiegel. Bruce Campbell stars as Ash, battling demonic forces unleashed by the Necronomicon in a cabin. Ellen Sandweiss is sister Cheryl.

Low-budget ingenuity birthed gore and chainsaw legend.

‘Fight or Flight’ (2024)

Streaming October 1st, ‘Fight or Flight’ is an action-comedy directed by James Madigan. Josh Hartnett stars as an exiled spec-ops mercenary tracking a target on a plane swarming with assassins. Charithra Chandran plays a reluctant flight attendant aiding his fight.

The script draws ‘Bullet Train’ vibes with aerial chaos. Katee Sackhoff and Julian Kostov co-star in brutal, bone-crunching sequences blending humor and high-stakes survival.

‘Night Falls on Manhattan’ (1997)

On October 1st, ‘Night Falls on Manhattan’ arrives, Sidney Lumet’s crime drama he wrote from Thomas Kelly’s novel. Andy Garcia stars as DA Liam Casey, probing a cop shooting tied to corruption. Lena Olin is his ex, now defense attorney.

Ron Leibman plays the commissioner. NYPD shadows loom large.

‘The Prophecy II’ (1998)

‘The Prophecy II’ streams October 1st, Greg Spence’s supernatural sequel. Christopher Walken returns as angel Gabriel, possessing a human to thwart heaven. Brittany Murphy is nurse Maggie, carrying a prophetic child.

Eric Stoltz is her love interest. Angelic rivalries ignite.

‘Man with No Past’ (2025)

On October 1st, ‘Man with No Past’ debuts, an action thriller directed by James Bamford. Adam Woodward stars as Ryder, an amnesiac awakening in an unfamiliar city, seeking his identity. Marton Csokas plays gang leader Soach, clashing in time-transcending battles.

Steven Paul’s script weaves fate and infiltration. Jon Voight and Charlotte Vega co-star as allies uncovering buried secrets amid high-stakes pursuits.

‘Hugo’ (2011)

‘Hugo’ lands October 1st, Martin Scorsese’s 3D ode to cinema from Brian Selznick’s book, adapted by John Logan. Asa Butterfield plays orphan Hugo, maintaining clocks at a Paris station while seeking an automaton’s secret. Chloë Grace Moretz is friend Isabelle.

Ben Kingsley is toy seller Georges. Magical mechanics enchant.

‘Single White Female’ (1992)

Streaming October 1st, ‘Single White Female’ is Barbet Schroeder’s psycho-thriller from John Lutz’s novel, scripted by Don Roos. Bridget Fonda stars as designer Allie, whose roommate Hedy, played by Jennifer Jason Leigh, spirals into obsession.

Steven Weber is her fiancé. Apartment intimacy turns toxic.

‘Chloe’ (2009)

On October 1st, ‘Chloe’ arrives, Atom Egoyan’s erotic thriller from Anne Fontaine’s French film, scripted by Erin Cressida Wilson. Julianne Moore plays wife Catherine, hiring escort Chloe, Amanda Seyfried, to test husband David, Liam Neeson.

Jealousy webs ensnare all three in Toronto nights.

‘Prophecy’ (2025)

‘Prophecy’ streams October 1st, an action-comedy directed by Jacopo Rondinelli. Damiano Gavino leads as a reluctant hero navigating chaotic prophecies in a modern world. Denise Tantucci plays his sharp-witted ally unraveling the absurd twists.

Paolo Bernardelli and Andrea Sgaravatti adapt Tetsuya Tsutsui’s concepts. Haroun Fall and Antonino Bruschetta co-star in fast-paced misadventures blending fate with farce.

‘House at the End of the Street’ (2012)

On October 1st, ‘House at the End of the Street’ lands, Mark Tonderai’s horror scripted by David Lansdale. Jennifer Lawrence stars as teen Elissa, moving with mom Sarah, played by Elisabeth Shue, near a house hiding dark secrets.

Max Thieriot is enigmatic neighbor Ryan. Suburban chills creep in.

‘Scooby-Doo! and the Legend of the Vampire’ (2003)

‘Scooby-Doo and the Legend of the Vampire’ arrives October 1st, animated by Hiroshi Aoyama and others. Frank Welker voices Scooby and Fred, with Casey Kasem as Shaggy. The gang crashes an Australian music fest haunted by bats.

Grey DeLisle and Mindy Cohn voice Daphne and Velma. Down-under dread solves to laughs.

‘Death at a Funeral’ (2007)

Streaming October 1st, ‘Death at a Funeral’ is Frank Oz’s British farce from Dean Craig’s play. Matthew Macfadyen stars as stressed Ryan, hosting chaos at his father’s sendoff. Peter Dinklage is a shocking guest.

Ewan Bremner and Daisy Donovan add mishaps. Black comedy coffins up hilarity.

‘Hotel Mumbai’ (2019)

On October 1st, ‘Hotel Mumbai’ debuts, Anthony Maras’ tense drama co-scripted by him and John Collee. Dev Patel plays waiter Arjun, shielding guests during the 2008 Taj siege. Armie Hammer is businessman David.

Nazanin Boniadi is his wife. Based on true survival horrors.

‘Scream’ (1996)

‘Scream’ lands October 1st, Wes Craven’s slasher revival scripted by Kevin Williamson. Neve Campbell is Sidney Prescott, terrorized by masked killer in Woodsboro. Skeet Ulrich and Matthew Lillard are suspects.

Courteney Cox and David Arquette boost the meta-murders. Genre-reviving screams.

‘The Prophecy’ (1995)

Streaming October 1st, ‘The Prophecy’ kicks off the series, directed by Gregory Widen from his script. Christopher Walken stars as fallen angel Gabriel, stealing souls in a war against heaven. Eric Stoltz is detective Dylan.

Virginia Madsen is his ex. Apocalyptic angels clash.

‘Rambo: First Blood Part II’ (1985)

On October 1st, ‘Rambo: First Blood Part II’ arrives, George P. Cosmatos’ action sequel scripted by Sylvester Stallone and James Cameron. Stallone reprises John Rambo, rescuing POWs in Vietnam. Julia Nickson is guide Co Bao.

Richard Crenna returns as Trautman. Explosive redemption roars.

‘The Prophecy: Uprising’ (2005)

‘The Prophecy: Uprising’ streams October 1st, Joel Soisson’s continuation. Doug Bradley plays demon Belial, possessing to fulfill end-times. Erika Eleniak is Allison, the Thorn child guardian.

Borrowed from ‘Hellraiser’, it twists prophetic pursuits.

‘Once Upon a Time in Mexico’ (2003)

On October 1st, ‘Once Upon a Time in Mexico’ lands, Robert Rodriguez’s trilogy finale scripted by him. Johnny Depp stars as CIA agent Sands, enlisting mariachi El Mariachi, Antonio Banderas, for a coup plot.

Salma Hayek and Mickey Rourke join the bloody ballad. Guitar gunfire sings.

‘Scooby-Doo! and the Loch Ness Monster’ (2004)

‘Scooby-Doo and the Loch Ness Monster’ arrives October 1st, animated by Joe Sichta. Frank Welker voices Scooby and Fred, Casey Kasem Shaggy. At a Scottish castle, they chase the legendary beast.

Grey DeLisle and Mindy Cohn as Daphne and Velma. Haggis-filled haunts.

‘The Core’ (2003)

Streaming October 1st, ‘The Core’ is Jon Amiel’s sci-fi disaster scripted by Cooper Layne and John Rogers. Aaron Eckhart leads team drilling to Earth’s core to restart it. Hilary Swank is pilot Rebecca.

Stanley Tucci and Delroy Lindo are scientists. Seismic thrills pulse.

‘Daddy’s Home’ (2015)

On October 1st, ‘Daddy’s Home’ streams, Sean Anders’ comedy co-scripted by him and John Morris. Will Ferrell plays stepdad Brad, challenged by ex Dusty, Mark Wahlberg, for kids’ affection.

Linda Cardellini is wife Sara. Custody chaos chuckles.

‘American Gigolo’ (1980)

‘American Gigolo’ lands October 1st, Paul Schrader’s neo-noir he wrote. Richard Gere stars as escort Julian, framed for murder. Lauren Hutton is client Michelle, his alibi.

From ‘Taxi Driver’ vibes, LA glamour glints deadly.

‘Scary Movie 4’ (2006)

Streaming October 1st, ‘Scary Movie 4’ parodies horrors, directed by David Zucker. Anna Faris returns as Brenda, spoofing ‘Village’ and ‘War of the Worlds’. Regina Hall is her pal.

Craig Bierko and Chris Elliott add absurdities. Slapstick skewers.

‘The General’s Daughter’ (1999)

On October 1st, ‘The General’s Daughter’ arrives, Simon West’s thriller from Nelson DeMille’s novel, scripted by Christopher Bertolini and William Goldman. John Travolta is investigator Paul Brenner, probing a colonel’s daughter’s rape-murder. Madeleine Stowe co-leads.

Leslie Stefanson is the victim. Military secrets unravel.

‘The Manchurian Candidate’ (2004)

‘The Manchurian Candidate’ streams October 1st, Jonathan Demme’s remake scripted by Daniel Pyne and others. Denzel Washington plays Major Bennett Marco, uncovering brainwashing in a congressman’s VP bid. Meryl Streep is his scheming mother.

From ’64 original, modern paranoia plots.

‘Hostel: Part II’ (2007)

On October 1st, ‘Hostel: Part II’ lands, Eli Roth’s sequel he wrote. Lauren Cohan and Bijou Phillips star as art students trapped in the Slovak torture ring. Roger Bart is a bidder.

Gory auctions escalate the backpacker nightmare.

‘The Perfect Guy’ (2015)

‘The Perfect Guy’ arrives October 1st, David M. Rosenthal’s thriller scripted by Rachel Shukert and others. Sanaa Lathan plays exec Leah, stalked by ex Carter, Michael Ealy, after a breakup.

Morris Chestnut is her steady beau. Date-night dread.

‘Scooby-Doo and the Alien Invaders’ (2000)

Streaming October 1st, ‘Scooby-Doo and the Alien Invaders’ animates sci-fi fun, directed by Jim Stenstrum. Frank Welker voices Scooby and Fred, Scott Innes Shaggy. UFOs and green dogs spook a desert town.

Grey DeLisle and B.J. Ward as Daphne and Velma. Cosmic capers.

‘Beautiful Creatures’ (2013)

On October 1st, ‘Beautiful Creatures’ debuts, Richard LaGravenese’s fantasy from Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl’s book, co-adapted by him. Alden Ehrenreich stars as Ethan, romancing witch Lena, played by Alice Englert, in cursed Gatlin.

Emma Thompson is villainous Sarafine. Southern gothic spells.

‘Swingers’ (1996)

‘Swingers’ lands October 1st, Jon Favreau’s indie comedy he co-wrote with Vince Vaughn. Favreau plays heartbroken Mike, schooled in LA nightlife by Vaughn’s Trent. Ron Livingston joins the wingman crew.

Breakup banter birthed bro-culture lingo.

‘Drop Dead Gorgeous’ (1999)

Streaming October 1st, ‘Drop Dead Gorgeous’ is Michael Patrick Jann’s dark satire scripted by Lona Williams. Kirsten Dunst stars as pageant hopeful Amber, rivaling Rebecca Leary, Denise Richards, in small-town eliminations.

Ellen Barkin coaches. Mockumentary murders mock beauty queens.

‘Lake Placid’ (1999)

On October 1st, ‘Lake Placid’ arrives, Steve Miner’s creature feature scripted by David E. Kelley. Bill Pullman plays sheriff Jack, hunting a giant croc in Black Lake with paleontologist Kelly, Bridget Fonda.

Betty White is eccentric Delores. Campy chomps.

‘Rambo III’ (1988)

‘Rambo III’ streams October 1st, Peter Macdonald’s actioner scripted by Stallone and Sheldon Lettich. Sylvester Stallone reprises Rambo, rescuing Col. Trautman, Richard Crenna, from Afghan captivity. Marc de Jonge is Soviet foe.

Desert guerrilla warfare blasts.

‘All About the Benjamins’ (2002)

On October 1st, ‘All About the Benjamins’ lands, Kevin Bray’s buddy comedy scripted by Mike Kallio. Ice Cube plays bounty hunter Bucum, teaming with thief Reggie, Mike Epps, for a heist score.

It’s $400K in diamonds. Streetwise schemes.

‘District 9’ (2009)

‘District 9’ arrives October 1st, Neill Blomkamp’s sci-fi allegory he co-wrote with Terri Tatchell. Sharlto Copley stars as bureaucrat Wikus, mutating after alien contact in Johannesburg slums. Jason Cope voices tentacled Christopher.

Mockumentary apartheid critique claws deep.

‘No Country for Old Men’ (2007)

Streaming October 1st, ‘No Country for Old Men’ is Joel and Ethan Coen’s thriller from Cormac McCarthy’s novel, adapted by them. Tommy Lee Jones plays aging sheriff Ed Tom, trailing killer Anton Chigurh, Javier Bardem, after a drug deal botch.

Josh Brolin is finder Llewelyn. Bleak pursuits chill.

‘A Grammy Salute to Cyndi Lauper: Live from the Hollywood Bowl’ (2025)

On October 5th, ‘A Grammy Salute to Cyndi Lauper: Live from the Hollywood Bowl’ streams, a concert special directed by Glenn Weiss. Cyndi Lauper headlines with hits like ‘Girls Just Want to Have Fun’, joined by guests honoring her catalog.

Patti LaBelle, Brandi Carlile, Joni Mitchell, Cher, Angélique Kidjo, John Legend, SZA, Mickey Guyton, and Trombone Shorty perform tributes. Filmed at the Hollywood Bowl, it caps her farewell tour with iconic anthems.

‘Ozzy: No Escape from Now’ (2025)

‘Ozzy Osbourne: No Escape from Now’ lands October 7th, a documentary directed by Tania Alexander. Ozzy Osbourne reflects on his Black Sabbath roots, solo shocks, and health battles with Parkinson’s. Sharon Osbourne narrates family insights.

Archival footage and interviews trace his metal madness, featuring Tony Iommi, James Hetfield, Tom Morello, and Billy Corgan on his final shows and unyielding spirit.

‘Queen of the Desert’ (2015)

Streaming October 7th, ‘Queen of the Desert’ is Werner Herzog’s biopic he wrote. Nicole Kidman stars as explorer Gertrude Bell, mapping Middle East amid WWI intrigue. Damian Lewis is lover T.E. Lawrence.

From her diaries, desert diplomacy unfolds.

‘The Legend of Aang: The Last Airbender’ (2026)

On October 9th, ‘The Legend of Aang: The Last Airbender’ arrives, an animated film directed by Lauren Montgomery and co-directed by William Mata. Eric Nam voices adult Aang, mastering elements against lingering threats with friends.

Jessica Matten voices Katara, Steven Yeun Zuko, and Dave Bautista the villain. From the original series roots, young adult bending battles renew in a theatrical sequel.

‘Roofman’ (2025)

‘Roofman’ streams October 10th, a biographical crime comedy directed by Derek Cianfrance. Channing Tatum plays real-life burglar Jeffrey Manchester, escaping prison to hide in a Toys “R” Us while romancing employee Leigh, Kirsten Dunst.

He co-wrote with Kirt Gunn from a true story. LaKeith Stanfield and Ben Mendelsohn co-star in the risky double life of roof-heists and charm.

‘Vicious’ (2025)

On October 10th, ‘Vicious’ lands, a horror directed and written by Bryan Bertino. Dakota Fanning stars as a woman fighting for survival after a late-night gift pulls her into a disturbing rabbit hole. Kathryn Hunter plays the eerie visitor.

Mary McCormack and Rachel Blanchard co-star in the supernatural dread. Tense chamber horror builds on isolation and otherworldly peril.

‘Fifty Shades of Black’ (2016)

‘Fifty Shades of Black’ arrives October 18th, Tim Story’s parody scripted by Nia Long and others. Marlon Wayans plays Mr. Black, spoofing the billionaire dom with client Hannah, Kali Hawk.

Affion Crockett directs laughs at erotic tropes.

‘Regretting You’ (2025)

Streaming October 24th, ‘Regretting You’ is a rom-dram directed by Josh Boone. Allison Williams stars as mother Morgan Grant, strained with teen daughter Clara, Mckenna Grace, after husband Chris’s death reveals betrayals.

From Colleen Hoover’s novel, Susan McMartin adapts family secrets. Dave Franco and Mason Thames co-star as they redefine love and rediscover bonds.

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