Every Movie Arriving on Paramount+ This Week, Including a Beloved Tim Burton Musical

Paramount+ is expanding its streaming catalog this week with a massive lineup of feature films spanning across genres, eras, and styles. From award-winning dramas and acclaimed thrillers to family-friendly animations and classic comedies, subscribers have a vast selection of new entertainment options to explore. Here is the complete collection of movies arriving on the platform this week.

‘Twisted’ (2004)

Jessica Shepard is a newly promoted homicide inspector in San Francisco who investigates a string of brutal murders. The case takes a dark turn when she discovers that all the victims are men with whom she had previous romantic encounters. As her mentor tries to help clear her name, Jessica begins experiencing blackouts and doubts her own innocence. The psychological thriller originally arrived in theaters on February 27, 2004, and begins streaming on October 1.

‘Hotel Transylvania 2’ (2015)

Dracula becomes concerned when his half-human grandson Dennis fails to show any signs of developing vampire abilities. While his daughter Mavis visits her human in-laws, Dracula enlists his monster friends to put the boy through a monster boot camp. The family dynamic grows even more complicated when Dracula’s traditionalist father Vlad pays an unexpected visit to the hotel. Directed by Genndy Tartakovsky, this animated comedy debuted in theaters on September 25, 2015, before making its platform arrival on October 1.

‘Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street’ (2007)

Benjamin Barker returns to Victorian London seeking revenge against the corrupt judge who falsely imprisoned him and tore his family apart. Assuming the alias Sweeney Todd, he opens a barbershop above a meat pie shop, forming a gruesome criminal partnership with Mrs. Lovett. Together, they dispatch unsuspecting clients while awaiting the opportunity to strike down Judge Turpin. Directed by Tim Burton, the musical horror adaptation originally premiered on December 21, 2007, and joins the lineup on October 1.

‘Love & Basketball’ (2000)

Monica Wright and Quincy McCall grow up as neighbors in Los Angeles, sharing a relentless passion for the sport of basketball. Over several years, their relationship evolves from childhood rivalry into a complex romantic bond as they pursue professional athletic careers. Both athletes struggle to balance their personal devotion to each other with their individual competitive ambitions. Written and directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood, this sports romance was released in theaters on April 21, 2000, and arrives on the service on October 1.

‘One Mile: Chapter One’ (2026)

This action thriller follows a father who must navigate dangerous circumstances to protect his estranged family during an intense crisis. As lethal threats close in around them, every decision tests his resourcefulness and willingness to sacrifice everything. The story sets up an expansive multi-part narrative centered on survival, loyalty, and high-stakes conflict. Scheduled for wide availability, the production officially lands for viewers on October 1.

‘A Haunted House 2’ (2014)

Malcolm attempts to start fresh with his new girlfriend and her two children after losing his possessed ex-girlfriend Kisha in a series of paranormal events. After moving into a new neighborhood, Malcolm begins experiencing bizarre supernatural occurrences and discovers Kisha has moved in right across the street. The chaotic situation escalates as bizarre demonic forces plague the household once again. The parody comedy arrived in theaters on April 18, 2014, and becomes available to stream on October 1.

‘The Mexican’ (2001)

Jerry Welbach is a bumbling criminal tasked with traveling to Mexico to retrieve a valuable antique handgun known as the Mexican. His girlfriend Samantha demands that he leave the criminal underworld behind, leading to friction in their relationship while she gets kidnapped by a hitman. Jerry encounters numerous obstacles and eccentric characters as he tries to transport the legendary cursed pistol across the border. Directed by Gore Verbinski, this crime comedy was released on March 2, 2001, and premieres on the platform on October 1.

‘Rush Hour 3’ (2007)

Chief Inspector Lee and LAPD Detective James Carter travel to Paris to investigate an assassination attempt on Ambassador Han. The duo uncovers an international criminal conspiracy involving the Chinese Triad and a mysterious list known as the Shy Shen. Armed with their distinct comedic styles and martial arts abilities, the partners battle across France to stop the syndicate. The action-comedy sequel hit theaters on August 10, 2007, and makes its streaming debut on October 1.

‘Magic Mike’ (2012)

Mike Lane is an experienced male entertainer at a Tampa club who dreams of launching his own custom furniture business. He takes a young newcomer named Adam under his wing to teach him the lifestyle and performance routines of the industry. As Adam descends into the party scene, Mike finds himself questioning his life choices while pursuing a romance with Adam’s sister. Directed by Steven Soderbergh, the drama was released in theaters on June 29, 2012, before arriving on the service on October 1.

‘Hostage’ (2005)

Jeff Talley is a former LAPD hostage negotiator who takes a quiet job as the police chief of a small suburban town in California. His peaceful existence shatters when three teenage criminals botch a robbery and take a wealthy family hostage inside a secure mansion. Talley is thrust back into high-stakes negotiations when a mysterious syndicate kidnaps his own family to force him to retrieve sensitive data from the mansion. The action thriller was released theatrically on March 11, 2005, and joins the streaming catalog on October 1.

‘The Hustle’ (2019)

Two female con artists with completely different methods cross paths in the luxurious French coastal town of Beaumont-sur-Mer. The sophisticated British grifter Josephine Chesterfield challenges the unrefined Australian scammer Penny Rust to a winner-take-all bet involving a tech billionaire. As both women execute intricate schemes, their rivalry leads to unexpected twists and escalating deception. The comedy remake debuted in theaters on May 10, 2019, and is available for streaming starting October 1.

‘We Were Soldiers’ (2002)

Lieutenant Colonel Hal Moore leads the 1st Battalion, 7th Cavalry Regiment into the Ia Drang Valley during the Vietnam War. Surrounding enemy troops outnumber Moore’s soldiers significantly, resulting in one of the war’s fiercest opening battles. Back home, Moore’s wife coordinates with other army wives to support families receiving military death notifications. Directed by Randall Wallace, the war drama was released on March 1, 2002, and debuts on the streaming platform on October 1.

‘Grumpy Old Men’ (1993)

John Gustafson and Max Goldman are lifelong next-door neighbors in Wabasha, Minnesota, whose fifty-year rivalry dominates their daily lives. Their relentless bickering intensifies when a free-spirited college professor named Ariel moves into the house across the street. Both men compete aggressively for her romantic attention while trying to outwit one another with practical jokes. The comedy was released in theaters on December 25, 1993, and lands in the service library on October 1.

‘Rush Hour 2’ (2001)

Detective James Carter accompanies Chief Inspector Lee to Hong Kong for a relaxing vacation that is quickly derailed by an explosion at the American Embassy. The partners pursue a Triad crime lord named Ricky Tan, who is implicated in an international money counterfeiting ring. Their investigation takes them from Hong Kong markets to high-stakes casino suites in Las Vegas. The buddy-cop comedy premiered in theaters on August 3, 2001, and arrives for streaming on October 1.

‘The Snowman’ (2017)

Detective Harry Hole investigates the mysterious disappearance of a woman whose pink scarf is found wrapped around an ominous snowman. As more women vanish in similar winter conditions, Hole realizes an elusive serial killer is targeting victims across Oslo. The detective collaborates with a sharp young recruit to piece together clues from decades-old cold cases. Based on the novel by Jo Nesbø, the crime thriller hit theaters on October 20, 2017, and joins the catalog on October 1.

‘Challengers’ (2024)

Tashi Duncan is a former tennis prodigy turned coach who has transformed her husband Art into a world-famous Grand Slam champion. To snap Art out of a losing streak, she enters him into a lower-level challenger tournament where he must face Patrick, his former best friend and Tashi’s ex-boyfriend. Decades of personal and athletic tensions reignite on and off the court during the intense match. Directed by Luca Guadagnino, the romantic sports drama debuted in theaters on April 26, 2024, and begins streaming on October 1.

‘Urban Cowboy’ (1980)

Bud Davis moves from rural Texas to Houston to work at an oil refinery and discovers the bustling nightlife of Gilley’s Club. He meets and quickly marries a young woman named Sissy, but their relationship is tested by jealousy, pride, and rival suitors. Bud channels his frustration into practicing on the honky-tonk bar’s mechanical bull for an upcoming competition. Starring John Travolta and Debra Winger, this drama was released on June 6, 1980, and debuts on the service on October 1.

‘Yours, Mine & Ours’ (2005)

Frank Beardsley, a widowed Coast Guard admiral with eight children, reunites with and marries his high school sweetheart Helen North, a widowed designer with ten children. The blended family moves into a lighthouse home, where their vastly different parenting styles cause friction among the eighteen kids. The children soon band together to sabotage the marriage so they can return to their original lifestyles. The family comedy hit theaters on November 23, 2005, and becomes available on October 1.

‘We’re the Millers’ (2013)

Small-time pot dealer David Clark is forced to smuggle a massive shipment of contraband across the Mexican border to pay off a debt. To avoid suspicion at border checkpoints, he hires a stripper, a runaway teen, and his awkward neighbor to pose as a wholesome suburban family on a road trip. The fake Miller family encounters dangerous drug cartels, corrupt officials, and eccentric RV travelers along their journey. The road trip comedy was released in theaters on August 7, 2013, and joins the platform on October 1.

‘The Equalizer 2’ (2018)

Former intelligence operative Robert McCall works as a driver in Boston while quietly serving vigilante justice to protect vulnerable citizens. When his close friend and former CIA colleague Susan Plummer is murdered during an investigation in Brussels, McCall embarks on a mission to track down her killers. He uncovers a ring of highly trained government assassins who share a personal connection to his own past. Directed by Antoine Fuqua, the action sequel premiered on July 20, 2018, and begins streaming on October 1.

‘V for Vendetta’ (2005)

In a dystopian future Britain ruled by a totalitarian regime, a masked vigilante known as V wages a revolutionary campaign to overthrow the government. After rescuing a young state television employee named Evey Hammond, V involves her in his elaborate plots to inspire the public to revolt. The authorities scramble to identify and capture V before his planned destruction of the Houses of Parliament on the fifth of November. The political thriller was released theatrically on March 17, 2006, following its late 2005 festival premiere, and arrives on October 1.

‘You Can Count on Me’ (2000)

Sammy Prescott is a single mother living a quiet, orderly life in her small hometown of Scottsville, New York. Her routine is disrupted when her estranged, wandering brother Terry returns to town asking for financial assistance. Terry’s stay becomes extended as he forms a strong bond with Sammy’s young son while causing complications in her everyday life. Written and directed by Kenneth Lonergan, the indie drama was released on November 10, 2000, and is available to stream on October 1.

‘Horrible Bosses’ (2011)

Nick, Dale, and Kurt are three frustrated employees whose tyrannical and abusive bosses make their professional lives unbearable. Convinced that quitting is not a viable option, the friends consult a former convict and devise a plot to eliminate one another’s superiors. Their ill-conceived schemes quickly spiral out of control as unexpected errors derail their plans. The dark comedy debuted in theaters on July 8, 2011, and arrives on the streaming platform on October 1.

‘Smoke Signals’ (1998)

Victor Joseph and Thomas Builds-the-Fire are two young Native American men living on the Coeur d’Alene Reservation in Idaho. When Victor’s estranged father dies in Phoenix, Arizona, the contrasting pair embarks on a bus journey to collect his ashes. Along the road, they confront childhood memories, cultural heritage, and their personal perspectives on forgiveness. The acclaimed independent drama was released on June 26, 1998, and becomes available on October 1.

‘The Idea of You’ (2024)

Solène Marchand is a forty-year-old art gallery owner who chaperones her teenage daughter’s trip to the Coachella music festival. There, she encounters Hayes Campbell, the twenty-four-year-old lead singer of the world’s most popular boy band, August Moon. The two embark on a passionate whirlwind romance while navigating the pressures of international celebrity and public scrutiny. Based on the novel by Robinne Lee, the romantic drama debuted on May 2, 2024, and joins the lineup on October 1.

‘Horrible Bosses 2’ (2014)

Nick, Dale, and Kurt launch their own business inventing a shower gadget, but a wealthy investor swindles them out of their product. Facing financial ruin, the trio decides to kidnap the investor’s adult son and demand a ransom to regain control of their company. Their plan quickly falls apart when the captive proves far more cunning and cooperative with the kidnapping than expected. The comedy sequel was released in theaters on November 26, 2014, and arrives for viewers on October 1.

‘Colossal’ (2017)

Gloria is an unemployed alcoholic who returns to her childhood hometown after her boyfriend kicks her out of their New York apartment. Soon after arriving, she discovers that a gigantic monster terrorizing Seoul, South Korea, mimics her exact physical movements. As she struggles to control the creature, she realizes her childhood friend also exerts control over an equally destructive robotic titan. The sci-fi comedy debuted in theaters on April 7, 2017, and lands on the platform on October 1.

‘Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle’ (2017)

Four high school students discovering detention clean-up duties stumble upon a vintage video game console featuring the game Jumanji. Upon selecting their avatars, they are transported into the hazardous jungle world where they inhabit adult bodies with unique special abilities. To return to the real world, the group must cooperate to complete the game’s perilous quest and break a jungle curse. The adventure comedy premiered in theaters on December 20, 2017, and arrives on the service on October 1.

‘Troy’ (2004)

The Trojan prince Paris sparks an epic conflict across Greece after falling in love with Helen and spiriting her away from her husband, King Menelaus. King Agamemnon gathers a massive armada of Greek armies, including the legendary warrior Achilles, to lay siege to the walled city of Troy. Hector leads the Trojan defense against overwhelming invading forces in a clash of empires and warrior pride. Directed by Wolfgang Petersen, the historical epic was released on May 14, 2004, and joins the service on October 1.

‘Sleeping Dogs’ (2024)

Roy Freeman is a former homicide detective undergoing cutting-edge treatment for advanced Alzheimer’s disease. When a death row inmate claims he was wrongfully convicted of a brutal murder Roy investigated years earlier, Roy decides to reopen the case. With fragmented memories, he must reassemble the clues and navigate deceptive suspects to uncover the truth. The mystery thriller was released in theaters on March 22, 2024, and becomes available for streaming on October 1.

‘One Mile: Chapter Two’ (2026)

This action continuation follows the surviving protagonists as they confront the escalating fallout of their previous survival ordeal. Relentless adversaries track their every move, forcing the characters to adopt more aggressive combat strategies across hostile terrain. Alliances are tested under extreme duress as long-buried secrets regarding the initial crisis come to light. The gripping cinematic installment debuts on the platform for home viewers on October 1.

‘When Harry Met Sally…’ (1989)

Harry Burns and Sally Albright meet while sharing a car ride from Chicago to New York following their college graduation. Over the course of twelve years, they randomly cross paths in Manhattan and develop a deep platonic friendship while navigating careers and relationships. Both constantly debate whether a man and a woman can truly remain purely platonic friends without romance interfering. Directed by Rob Reiner and written by Nora Ephron, the romantic classic was released on July 14, 1989, and begins streaming on October 1.

‘Hotel Transylvania’ (2012)

Count Dracula operates a lavish resort where the world’s monsters can vacation safely away from human civilization. He invites his closest monster friends to celebrate the 118th birthday of his beloved daughter, Mavis. His carefully controlled sanctuary falls into chaos when an ordinary human backpacker named Jonathan accidentally stumbles into the hotel. The animated hit was released theatrically on September 28, 2012, and arrives on the platform on October 1.

‘Magic Mike XXL’ (2015)

Three years after retiring from male stripping at the top of his game, Mike Lane reunites with the remaining Kings of Tampa. The group decides to take an epic road trip to Myrtle Beach to deliver one final blowout performance at an annual stripper convention. Along the way, they make new acquaintances, refine their routines, and let go of their past professional limitations. The dance comedy-drama hit theaters on July 1, 2015, and is available for streaming on October 1.

‘She’s Out of My League’ (2010)

Kirk Kettner is an insecure airport security agent who unexpectedly meets Molly, a successful and attractive event planner who leaves her phone at the terminal. When Molly asks him out on a date to show her gratitude, Kirk’s friends and family convince him that she is completely out of his league. As their relationship grows, Kirk’s personal insecurities threaten to sabotage their blossoming connection. The romantic comedy debuted in theaters on March 12, 2010, and joins the streaming lineup on October 1.

‘How to Train Your Dragon’ (2010)

Hiccup is an unathletic Viking teenager living on the island of Berk, where fighting dragons is a regular way of life. After capturing a rare and elusive Night Fury dragon he names Toothless, Hiccup chooses to befriend the creature rather than slay it. His bond with Toothless allows him to understand dragon behavior and try to convince his tribe to end the long-standing war. The acclaimed animated adventure was released on March 26, 2010, and becomes available on October 1.

‘She’s All That’ (1999)

High school soccer star Zack Siler is abruptly dumped by his popular girlfriend and accepts a bet from his best friend to repair his reputation. The challenge requires Zack to transform Laney Boggs, an introverted art student, into the school’s prom queen within six weeks. As Zack spends genuine time getting to know Laney, he finds himself falling in love with her authenticity. The teen romantic comedy debuted in theaters on January 29, 1999, and lands on the service on October 1.

‘A Night at the Roxbury’ (1998)

Brothers Steve and Doug Butabi spend their nights trying to gain entrance to the most exclusive nightclub in Los Angeles, the Roxbury. While working at their father’s store, they dream of opening their own trendy dance club. A chance car accident with an A-list actor finally grants them VIP access, leading to a whirlwind of glamorous misadventures. Based on the popular ‘Saturday Night Live’ sketch, the comedy hit theaters on October 2, 1998, and arrives on October 1.

‘Stardust’ (2007)

Tristan Thorne is a young Englishman from the village of Wall who ventures into the forbidden magical kingdom of Stormhold to retrieve a fallen star for his beloved. Upon arriving at the crater, he discovers that the fallen star is actually a celestial woman named Yvaine. Tristan must protect Yvaine from wicked witches and power-hungry princes who seek her heart for immortality and royal power. The fantasy adventure was released on August 10, 2007, and debuts on the streaming service on October 1.

‘Marvelous and the Black Hole’ (2022)

Sammy is a rebellious teenage girl struggling with deep grief following the recent death of her mother. While attending a remedial summer course, she crosses paths with Margot, a surly veteran magician who performs at children’s birthday parties. Margot takes Sammy on as an assistant, teaching her classic sleight-of-hand magic as a creative outlet to process her inner pain. The coming-of-age comedy-drama was released in theaters on April 22, 2022, and premieres for home audiences on October 1.

‘The Intern’ (2015)

Ben Whittaker is a seventy-year-old retired widower who discovers that retirement is not fulfilling his desire for purpose in life. He applies for a senior citizen intern program and gets assigned to Jules Ostin, the fast-paced founder of an online fashion company. Despite initial skepticism from Jules, Ben’s wisdom, reliability, and warm personality make him an indispensable mentor and confidant. Written and directed by Nancy Meyers, the comedy-drama premiered on September 25, 2015, and is available on October 1.

‘Apocalypse Now’ (1979)

During the height of the Vietnam War, Captain Benjamin Willard receives top-secret orders to travel up the Nung River into Cambodia. His mission is to locate and terminate Colonel Walter Kurtz, a rogue Special Forces officer who has established a cult-like compound in the jungle. This extended cut includes forty-nine minutes of restored footage featuring a plantation sequence and additional encounters. The expanded version of the acclaimed war epic debuted on August 3, 2001, following the original 1979 theatrical release, and arrives on October 1.

‘It Follows’ (2015)

Nineteen-year-old Jay Height discovers that after a seemingly normal romantic encounter, she is pursued by a relentless supernatural entity. The shape-shifting creature walks steadily toward its target and can only be passed to another person through intimate contact. Jay joins forces with her close circle of friends to figure out how to evade the entity and survive its pursuit. The psychological horror film debuted in theaters on March 13, 2015, and joins the service on October 1.

‘Noah’ (2014)

Noah is a devout patriarch who experiences divine visions foretelling an apocalyptic flood sent to cleanse the corrupted earth of humanity. He undertakes the monumental task of building a colossal wooden ark to shelter his family and every species of animal from the deluge. As the rains begin, Noah faces opposition from a ruthless king and internal moral conflict regarding the future of humankind. Directed by Darren Aronofsky, the biblical epic hit theaters on March 28, 2014, and arrives for streaming on October 1.

‘The Wedding Singer’ (1998)

Robbie Hart is a popular wedding singer in 1985 New Jersey whose life falls apart when his fiancée abandons him at the altar. He befriends Julia Sullivan, a kind-hearted waitress who is engaged to an arrogant and unfaithful Wall Street broker. As Robbie helps Julia prepare for her wedding, the two realize they have developed genuine romantic feelings for one another. The romantic comedy was released on February 13, 1998, and makes its catalog debut on October 1.

‘Rush Hour’ (1998)

When the daughter of a Chinese diplomat is kidnapped in Los Angeles, Hong Kong Inspector Lee is summoned to assist with the rescue mission. The FBI assigns loudmouthed LAPD Detective James Carter to babysit Lee and keep him away from the main federal investigation. Despite their clashing personalities and cultural differences, the two detectives combine their investigative skills to rescue the girl. Directed by Brett Ratner, the action comedy hit theaters on September 18, 1998, and begins streaming on October 1.

‘I Was a Stranger’ (2025)

This dramatic narrative follows an isolated protagonist who offers shelter to an enigmatic traveler seeking refuge from danger. As the visitor integrates into the household, tensions rise over hidden motives and the visitor’s mysterious past. The unfolding dynamic challenges both individuals to re-examine their core beliefs regarding trust and moral responsibility. The atmospheric drama arrives for streaming audiences starting October 1.

‘Doctor Sleep’ (2019)

Dan Torrance is an adult struggling with trauma and alcoholism decades after surviving the harrowing events at the Overlook Hotel. He encounters Abra Stone, a brave teenager who possesses the same supernatural psychic ability known as the shine. Together, they must confront the True Knot, a dangerous cult led by Rose the Hat that preys on gifted children to attain immortality. Directed by Mike Flanagan, the horror adaptation premiered on November 8, 2019, and lands on the service on October 1.

‘A Simple Plan’ (1998)

Brothers Hank and Jacob Mitchell, along with their friend Lou, discover a crashed airplane containing four million dollars in cash in a snowy forest. They devise an agreement to hide the money until the spring thaw before dividing the fortune among themselves. Greed, paranoia, and poor choices rapidly lead the group down a deadly path of deception and violence. Directed by Sam Raimi, the neo-noir crime thriller debuted on December 11, 1998, and becomes available on October 1.

‘Killer Joe’ (2012)

Chris Smith finds himself in desperate financial trouble with dangerous drug dealers and decides to plot the murder of his mother for her life insurance policy. He hires Joe Cooper, a smooth-talking Dallas detective who works moonlight contracts as a ruthless contract killer. When Chris cannot provide Joe’s upfront cash fee, Joe demands Chris’s younger sister Dottie as sexual collateral until the payout. Directed by William Friedkin, the Southern gothic crime film premiered on July 27, 2012, and is available starting October 1.

‘Drag Me to Hell’ (2009)

Christine Brown is an ambitious loan officer in Los Angeles who denies an elderly woman an extension on her mortgage to impress her boss. In retaliation, the woman places an ancient curse on Christine, condemning her soul to be dragged to hell after three days of torment. Desperate for salvation, Christine enlists a fortune teller to help her find a way to break the curse before time runs out. Directed by Sam Raimi, the supernatural horror film arrived in theaters on May 29, 2009, and premieres on October 1.

‘Crimes of the Future’ (2022)

In a dystopian future where humans undergo synthetic mutations and feel no physical pain, Saul Tenser is a celebrated performance artist who grows novel internal organs. Alongside his partner Caprice, Saul publicly tattoos and surgically removes these newly developed organs in avant-garde gallery shows. Their provocative performances attract the attention of a government registry bureau and a radical underground subversive group. Directed by David Cronenberg, the body horror film was released on June 3, 2022, and joins the platform on October 1.

‘Blink Twice’ (2024)

Frida is a cocktail waitress who catches the attention of tech billionaire Slater King at a lavish fundraising gala. King invites Frida and her best friend to join his inner circle on an ultra-exclusive vacation at his private tropical island paradise. As continuous partying gives way to disturbing lapses in memory, Frida begins uncovering sinister secrets behind the island’s luxurious facade. Directed by Zoë Kravitz, the psychological thriller debuted in theaters on August 23, 2024, and becomes available to stream on October 1.

‘Whiskey Tango Foxtrot’ (2016)

Television journalist Kim Baker decides to escape her unfulfilling desk routine by accepting a dangerous assignment as an embedded reporter in Afghanistan. In Kabul, she navigates the volatile political landscape, cultural differences, and the tight-knit community of international correspondents. As Kim becomes addicted to the adrenaline rush of wartime reporting, she uncovers the complex reality of modern conflict. The biographical comedy-drama was released in theaters on March 4, 2016, and arrives on the service on October 1.

‘Paycheck’ (2003)

Michael Jennings is a brilliant reverse engineer who works on highly confidential corporate technologies before having his memory erased after each project. Following a three-year contract for an enormous payout, Jennings discovers his compensation was forfeited and replaced with an envelope containing mundane items. He quickly realizes the items are clues he left for himself to survive an assassination plot by his former employer. Directed by John Woo, the sci-fi action thriller premiered on December 25, 2003, and joins the streaming catalog on October 1.

‘A Haunted House’ (2013)

Malcolm and Kisha move into their dream home together, but strange supernatural occurrences immediately disrupt their new domestic life. When Malcolm installs security cameras throughout the house, he discovers Kisha has become possessed by a mischievous demonic entity. He enlists an eccentric priest, a psychic, and neighborhood ghost hunters to rid his home and girlfriend of the entity. The found-footage parody comedy was released on January 11, 2013, and is available for streaming on October 1.

‘Grizzly Night’ (2026)

A group of wilderness campers finds themselves stranded in a remote forest when night falls and an apex predator begins hunting them. With communication cut off and resources dwindling, the survivors must work together to fashion makeshift defenses against the relentless beast. The harrowing night tests their survival instincts as each encounter in the darkness grows more dangerous. The survival horror feature lands on the streaming platform for viewers on October 1.

‘Firestarter’ (1984)

Andy and Vicky McGee were subjected to medical experiments involving a synthetic drug during their college years that gave them minor psychic abilities. Their young daughter Charlie inherits terrifying pyrokinesis, allowing her to ignite fires purely with the power of her mind. When a clandestine government agency known as the Shop kills Vicky and pursues Charlie, Andy goes on the run to protect his daughter. Based on Stephen King’s novel, the sci-fi horror film was released on May 11, 1984, and arrives on October 1.

‘Monsters vs Aliens’ (2009)

Susan Murphy is struck by a glowing space meteorite on her wedding day, causing her to grow into a giantess measuring nearly fifty feet tall. The military confines her to a secret government facility populated by a quirky team of incarcerated monsters. When a menacing alien robot attacks Earth, the military deploys the monster team as the planet’s unexpected defenders. The DreamWorks animated comedy hit theaters on March 27, 2009, and begins streaming on October 1.

‘Coneheads’ (1993)

Beldar and Prymaat are extraterrestrial travelers from the planet Remulak whose spacecraft crash-lands into Lake Michigan. To blend into American society while awaiting a rescue craft, they assume the human surname Conehead and raise a daughter in suburban New Jersey. Despite their cone-shaped heads and eccentric eating habits, they strive for the American dream while evading immigration agents. Based on the classic ‘Saturday Night Live’ sketch, the comedy debuted on July 23, 1993, and arrives on October 1.

‘The Layover’ (2017)

Lifelong best friends Kate and Meg find themselves at a stressful personal crossroads and decide to take a spontaneous vacation to Fort Lauderdale. Their flight is diverted to St. Louis due to an incoming hurricane warning, stranding them during an extended layover. Both women meet a handsome fellow passenger named Ryan at the airport and immediately engage in an aggressive rivalry to win his affection. Directed by William H. Macy, the road comedy was released on September 1, 2017, and joins the service on October 1.

‘Grumpier Old Men’ (1995)

John Gustafson and Max Goldman have finally settled their decades-old rivalry, with John happily married and Max enjoying his retirement in Wabasha. Their peaceful routine is thrown into turmoil when an ambitious Italian woman named Maria arrives in town intending to convert the beloved local bait shop into a restaurant. The duo unites to sabotage her business plans, only for Max to develop romantic feelings for Maria. The comedy sequel debuted in theaters on December 22, 1995, and arrives on the platform on October 1.

‘Mr. Holmes’ (2015)

In 1947, a ninety-three-year-old Sherlock Holmes lives in quiet retirement at a Sussex farmhouse tending to his bees while coping with declining memory. Haunted by his unsolved final case from three decades earlier, Holmes relies on the assistance of his housekeeper’s young son to piece together his recollections. As he reconstructs the emotional mystery, the legendary sleuth confronts the human limitations of cold logic. Directed by Bill Condon, the drama premiered theatrically on July 17, 2015, and is available for streaming on October 1.

‘Old School’ (2003)

Mitch Martin returns home to discover his girlfriend’s secret life, prompting him to move into a house located near a college campus. His two best friends, Frank and Beanie, convince him to turn the residence into an unconventional fraternity for middle-aged men seeking an escape from adult responsibilities. The wild fraternity attracts both students and older men, provoking the wrath of a vengeful college dean who plots their eviction. Directed by Todd Phillips, the comedy was released on February 21, 2003, and lands on the service on October 1.

‘Rock of Ages’ (2012)

Sherrie Christian is a small-town girl who moves to Los Angeles in 1987 to pursue her aspirations of becoming a professional singer. She lands a job at the famous Bourbon Room club on the Sunset Strip and falls in love with fellow aspiring musician Drew Boley. The young couple navigates the chaotic rock scene, centered around an eccentric rock legend named Stacee Jaxx and a campaign to shut down the venue. The musical comedy debuted in theaters on June 15, 2012, and is available to stream starting October 1.

‘Beastly’ (2011)

Kyle Kingson is a conceited and arrogant high school student who cruelly humiliates a classmate who happens to be a practicing witch. In retaliation, she casts a magical spell that transforms Kyle’s handsome appearance into an unrecognizable, scarred figure. She gives him one year to find someone who can look past his outer appearance and truly love him, or remain cursed forever. The modern fantasy romance was released in theaters on March 4, 2011, and begins streaming on October 1.

‘Side Effects’ (2013)

Emily Taylor experiences severe anxiety and depression following the release of her husband Martin from prison for insider trading. Her psychiatrist prescribes a new experimental medication called Ablixa, which initially relieves her symptoms but causes intense sleepwalking episodes. A devastating tragedy occurs during one of Emily’s sleepwalking states, drawing the doctor into a legal and professional nightmare that uncovers a conspiracy. Directed by Steven Soderbergh, the psychological thriller hit theaters on February 8, 2013, and joins the lineup on October 1.

‘View from the Top’ (2003)

Donna Jensen is a small-town woman from Nevada with grand ambitions of becoming a top-tier international flight attendant. Under the mentorship of a veteran flight attendant, she attends flight school and works diligently to earn the prestigious Paris flight route. However, a jealous rival cheats on the certification exams, sabotaging Donna’s assignment and sending her to a regional route instead. The romantic comedy debuted in theaters on March 21, 2003, and arrives on the streaming platform on October 1.

‘Parasite’ (2019)

The impoverished Kim family struggles to make ends meet in their semi-basement apartment until the son lands a tutoring job with the wealthy Park family. One by one, each member of the Kim family devises deceptive schemes to secure employment within the luxurious Park household. Their parasitic dynamic thrives until a hidden secret within the mansion threatens to destroy their carefully constructed facade. Directed by Bong Joon-ho, the multi-Oscar-winning thriller debuted on October 11, 2019, and is available to stream on October 1.

‘Kingpin’ (1996)

Roy Munson is a promising young bowler whose career is destroyed after an opponent tricks him into a hustle that costs Roy his bowling hand. Decades later, Roy discovers an exceptionally gifted Amish bowler named Ishmael Boorg and convinces him to enter a high-stakes tournament in Reno. The unlikely partners embark on a chaotic road trip across the country to raise money to save Ishmael’s family farm. Directed by the Farrelly brothers, the sports comedy hit theaters on July 26, 1996, and debuts on October 1.

‘An Unfinished Life’ (2005)

Einar Gilkyson is an aging, grief-stricken rancher living in Wyoming who cares for his injured friend Mitch while mourning the loss of his son. His quiet life is upended when his estranged daughter-in-law Jean arrives at the ranch seeking refuge from an abusive partner, bringing along the granddaughter Einar never knew existed. As the family learns to live together, they confront years of unresolved blame, resentment, and forgiveness. The drama was released in theaters on September 9, 2005, and joins the streaming catalog on October 1.

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