Every Movie Coming to Hulu in October 2025

Hulu’s got a massive lineup of movies hitting the platform this October, and it’s a wild mix of genres! From horror classics like ‘Scream’ to action-packed flicks like ‘Die Hard’ and family-friendly animated hits like ‘Madagascar’, there’s something for everyone to dive into this month.

Whether you’re in the mood for spine-chilling thrills, heartfelt dramas, or laugh-out-loud comedies, this list covers all the new arrivals. Get ready to explore the plots, casts, and creative teams behind these films, with release dates tucked into the details for easy planning.

‘Bloody Axe Wound’ (2024)

On September 30, ‘Bloody Axe Wound’ blends horror and comedy in a twisted coming-of-age tale. Abbie Bladecut, a teenager in Clover Falls, grapples with her family’s gruesome video store business that films and sells real-life killings mimicking slasher movies. As she steps into the family trade, she faces gender bias and her first crush on a potential victim.

Directed and written by Matthew John Lawrence, the film stars Sari Arambulo as Abbie, with Billy Burke as her father Roger Bladecut. Jeffrey Dean Morgan plays Butch Slater, and Molly Brown portrays Sam Crane. Produced by Hilarie Burton Morgan, it was shot near Saugerties, New York, delivering gory thrills with satirical edge.

‘Vampires Suck’ (2010)

Landing on October 1, ‘Vampires Suck’ is a parody of vampire romance films. It follows teenager Becca, caught in a love triangle with a vampire and a werewolf, spoofing ‘Twilight’. Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer direct and write, delivering absurd humor. Becca Crane stars Jennifer Lawrence in a breakout role.

The cast includes Matt Lanter as Edward Sullen and Chris Riggi as Jacob White. The film mocks vampire tropes with over-the-top gags and pop culture references. Produced on a modest budget, it’s a lighthearted jab at the genre, packed with slapstick and exaggerated performances for comedy fans.

‘The Twilight Saga: New Moon’ (2009)

On October 1, ‘The Twilight Saga: New Moon’ continues Bella Swan’s journey. After Edward Cullen leaves her, Bella befriends Jacob Black, uncovering his werewolf secret. Directed by Chris Weitz, the film is based on Stephenie Meyer’s novel, with a screenplay by Melissa Rosenberg. Kristen Stewart stars as Bella.

Robert Pattinson plays Edward, and Taylor Lautner portrays Jacob. The story dives into heartbreak and supernatural drama, set against lush Pacific Northwest landscapes. Supporting actors include Ashley Greene and Billy Burke. The film expands the saga’s mythology, focusing on Bella’s emotional growth and the Cullens’ vampire world.

‘Master Z: Ip Man Legacy’ (2018)

Hitting Hulu on October 1, ‘Master Z: The Ip Man Legacy’ follows Cheung Tin Chi, a Wing Chun master. After losing to Ip Man, he seeks a quiet life but gets entangled in a crime syndicate. Directed by Yuen Woo-ping, the film stars Max Zhang as Cheung.

The screenplay by Edmond Wong and Chan Tai Lee delivers intense martial arts action. Michelle Yeoh and Dave Bautista join as key players in the underworld plot. The story blends high-stakes fights with personal redemption, showcasing Zhang’s skills. It’s a spin-off from the ‘Ip Man’ series with stunning choreography.

‘I Spy’ (2002)

Available October 1, ‘I Spy’ is a buddy comedy about a stolen stealth fighter. Civilian Kelly Robinson teams with agent Alex Scott to recover it, facing spies and chaos. Directed by Betty Thomas, the film adapts the 1960s TV series. Eddie Murphy stars as Kelly, Owen Wilson as Alex.

Written by Marianne and Cormac Wibberley, the script mixes humor and action. Famke Janssen plays a rival agent, and Malcolm McDowell is the villain. The plot follows the duo’s misadventures across Budapest, blending slapstick with espionage. It’s a light, fun ride with Murphy’s charisma driving the laughs.

‘Scream 2’ (1997)

On October 1, ‘Scream 2’ brings back Sidney Prescott, now in college, as a new Ghostface killer strikes. The plot follows survivors of the original massacre facing copycat murders. Directed by Wes Craven, with a script by Kevin Williamson, it stars Neve Campbell as Sidney and David Arquette as Dewey.

Courteney Cox returns as Gale Weathers, joined by Jamie Kennedy and Liev Schreiber. The film blends meta-horror with sharp dialogue, poking fun at sequel tropes. Set at a fictional university, it ramps up the suspense and body count, delivering a thrilling follow-up to the iconic original.

‘Guess Who’ (2005)

Streaming October 1, ‘Guess Who’ is a comedy about a Black family meeting their daughter’s white fiancé. Percy Jones disapproves of Simon Green, leading to hilarious clashes. Directed by Kevin Rodney Sullivan, the film flips the 1967 classic ‘Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner’. Bernie Mac stars as Percy.

Ashton Kutcher plays Simon, with Zoe Saldaña as their daughter Theresa. Written by David Ronn and Jay Scherick, the script balances humor and heart. The story explores racial tensions and family dynamics with a light touch. Supporting actors include Judith Scott, delivering warm, funny moments.

‘The Darjeeling Limited’ (2007)

On October 1, ‘The Darjeeling Limited’ follows three estranged brothers on a spiritual train journey across India. After their father’s death, they seek bonding and meaning. Directed by Wes Anderson, who co-wrote with Roman Coppola and Jason Schwartzman, it stars Owen Wilson, Adrien Brody, and Schwartzman as the brothers.

The film features Anjelica Huston as their mother and colorful Indian settings. The screenplay blends quirky humor with emotional depth, exploring grief and reconciliation. Shot on location, it showcases Anderson’s signature style—vibrant visuals and dry wit—making it a unique road-trip dramedy.

‘Ip Man’ (2008)

Available October 1, ‘Ip Man’ is a martial arts biopic about the Wing Chun master. Set during the Japanese invasion of China, Ip Man defends his town’s honor through combat. Directed by Wilson Yip, with a script by Edmond Wong, Donnie Yen stars as the legendary Ip Man.

The cast includes Simon Yam and Lynn Hung, with Sammo Hung choreographing action. The story highlights Ip’s resilience and skill against oppressors. Blending historical drama with thrilling fights, the film launched a beloved franchise. It showcases Yen’s charisma and Wing Chun’s graceful power.

‘Saw 3D’ (2010)

Hitting Hulu on October 1, ‘Saw 3D’ follows survivors of Jigsaw’s traps. Bobby Dagen, a self-help guru, claims to have escaped, but faces new deadly games. Directed by Kevin Greutert, with a script by Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan, it stars Tobin Bell as Jigsaw and Costas Mandylor.

Sean Patrick Flanery plays Bobby, with Betsy Russell as Jill Tuck. The film ramps up gore with 3D effects, focusing on moral dilemmas and brutal traps. It’s the seventh ‘Saw’ film, tying up franchise threads while delivering intense horror for fans of the series.

‘Joy Ride’ (2001)

On October 1, ‘Joy Ride’ is a road-trip thriller about brothers Lewis and Fuller. A prank call to a trucker, Rusty Nail, turns deadly as he hunts them. Directed by John Dahl, with a script by Clay Tarver and J.J. Abrams, Paul Walker stars as Lewis.

Steve Zahn plays Fuller, with Leelee Sobieski as their friend Venna. The film builds tense cat-and-mouse suspense across highways. Rusty Nail’s chilling voice, by Ted Levine, adds menace. It’s a lean, gripping thriller with strong performances and relentless pacing.

‘Knight and Day’ (2010)

Streaming October 1, ‘Knight and Day’ is an action-comedy about June Havens, a woman caught in a spy chase. She teams with rogue agent Roy Miller to protect a powerful battery. Directed by James Mangold, written by Patrick O’Neill, it stars Cameron Diaz as June and Tom Cruise as Roy.

The cast includes Peter Sarsgaard and Viola Davis. The plot spans global locations, blending high-octane stunts with humor. June’s ordinary life collides with espionage, creating chaotic fun. The chemistry between Diaz and Cruise drives this fast-paced, lighthearted adventure.

‘Underwater’ (2020)

On October 1, ‘Underwater’ is a sci-fi horror about a deep-sea drilling crew. After an earthquake, survivors led by Norah Price face mysterious creatures. Directed by William Eubank, with a script by Brian Duffield and Adam Cozad, Kristen Stewart stars as Norah.

The cast includes Vincent Cassel and Jessica Henwick. Set in a claustrophobic underwater station, the film blends survival horror with Lovecraftian terror. The crew’s fight against pressure and monsters creates intense suspense. It’s a gripping, visually striking thriller with a relentless pace.

‘The Last Witch Hunter’ (2015)

Available October 1, ‘The Last Witch Hunter’ follows Kaulder, an immortal witch hunter. He battles a resurrected witch queen threatening humanity. Directed by Breck Eisner, with a script by Cory Goodman and others, Vin Diesel stars as Kaulder, with Rose Leslie as the witch Chloe.

Elijah Wood and Michael Caine join the cast. The film mixes action, fantasy, and horror, set in a modern world with hidden magic. Kaulder’s centuries-long mission unfolds with stylish visuals and intense battles, offering a unique spin on supernatural action.

‘Saw V’ (2008)

Hitting Hulu on October 1, ‘Saw V’ continues Jigsaw’s deadly legacy. Detective Hoffman, Jigsaw’s successor, orchestrates new traps while evading suspicion. Directed by David Hackl, written by Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan, it stars Tobin Bell as Jigsaw and Costas Mandylor as Hoffman.

Scott Patterson plays Agent Strahm, with Betsy Russell as Jill. The film weaves parallel stories of traps and investigations, revealing Jigsaw’s past. It’s a gory, twist-heavy entry in the franchise, focusing on moral tests and gruesome contraptions, keeping the series’ signature intensity.

‘Die Hard: with a Vengeance’ (1995)

On October 1, ‘Die Hard with a Vengeance’ sees John McClane tackling a bomber’s deadly riddles. Teamed with shopkeeper Zeus Carver, he races to stop Simon Gruber. Directed by John McTiernan, with a script by Jonathan Hensleigh, Bruce Willis stars as McClane, Samuel L. Jackson as Zeus.

Jeremy Irons plays the cunning Simon. Set in New York, the film delivers high-stakes action and witty banter. The cat-and-mouse game with bombs and puzzles keeps the tension high. It’s the third ‘Die Hard’ film, blending explosive thrills with McClane’s grit.

‘Ice Age: Collision Course’ (2016)

Streaming October 1, ‘Ice Age: Collision Course’ follows Manny and friends facing a meteor threat. Scrat’s acorn chase triggers cosmic chaos, endangering the herd. Directed by Mike Thurmeier, written by Michael J. Wilson and others, it stars Ray Romano as Manny and John Leguizamo as Sid.

Denis Leary voices Diego, with Queen Latifah as Ellie. The animated adventure blends slapstick with heart, introducing new characters like Buck, voiced by Simon Pegg. The herd’s quest to save their world delivers family-friendly fun with vibrant visuals and humor.

‘Monte Carlo’ (2011)

On October 1, ‘Monte Carlo’ is a comedy about Grace, a teen mistaken for a heiress in Monaco. She and her friends embrace the lavish mix-up, dodging trouble. Directed by Thomas Bezucha, who co-wrote with April Blair, Selena Gomez stars as Grace, with Leighton Meester as Meg.

Katie Cassidy plays Emma, and Cory Monteith appears as a love interest. The film follows their glamorous misadventures, blending romance and lighthearted chaos. Set against Monte Carlo’s stunning backdrop, it’s a breezy, feel-good story about friendship and mistaken identities.

‘Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa’ (2008)

Available October 1, ‘Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa’ follows Alex the lion and friends crash-landing in Africa. Alex reunites with his family, facing a rival lion. Directed by Eric Darnell and Tom McGrath, written by Etan Cohen, it stars Ben Stiller as Alex and Chris Rock as Marty.

Jada Pinkett Smith voices Gloria, with David Schwimmer as Melman. The animated sequel delivers laughs and heart, exploring family and belonging. New characters, like Alec Baldwin’s Makunga, add drama. Vibrant visuals and humor make it a fun family adventure.

‘Bogus’ (1996)

Hitting Hulu on October 1, ‘Bogus’ is a fantasy drama about orphan Albert. After his mother’s death, he’s sent to live with his aunt, discovering an imaginary friend, Bogus. Directed by Norman Jewison, written by Alvin Sargent, Whoopi Goldberg stars as Harriet, with Gérard Depardieu as Bogus.

Haley Joel Osment plays Albert. The story blends magic and grief, as Bogus helps Albert cope. Set in Newark, it explores family and imagination with warmth. The film’s heartfelt performances and whimsical tone make it a touching, family-friendly tale.

‘Hotel Transylvania 2’ (2015)

On October 1, ‘Hotel Transylvania 2’ follows Dracula training his half-human grandson Dennis to be a vampire. Mavis and Johnny navigate family tensions as Drac’s dad arrives. Directed by Genndy Tartakovsky, written by Robert Smigel and Adam Sandler, Sandler voices Dracula, with Selena Gomez as Mavis.

Andy Samberg plays Johnny, and Mel Brooks voices Vlad. The animated comedy delivers spooky fun and heart, focusing on family acceptance. Colorful visuals and humor make it a hit for kids and adults, expanding the monster-filled world of the original.

‘Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted’ (2012)

Streaming October 1, ‘Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted’ sees Alex and friends joining a circus to evade capture. They aim to return to New York while dodging a relentless animal control officer. Directed by Eric Darnell, written by Noah Baumbach, it stars Ben Stiller as Alex.

Chris Rock voices Marty, with Jada Pinkett Smith as Gloria. New characters, like Frances McDormand’s Captain Chantel, add chaos. The vibrant animation and circus setting deliver high-energy fun. The film blends humor and heart, wrapping up the trio’s global adventure.

‘Water for Elephants’ (2011)

On October 1, ‘Water for Elephants’ is a romantic drama about Jacob, a vet joining a 1930s circus. He falls for performer Marlena, angering her abusive husband. Directed by Francis Lawrence, written by Richard LaGravenese, Robert Pattinson stars as Jacob, Reese Witherspoon as Marlena.

Christoph Waltz plays the cruel August. Based on Sara Gruen’s novel, the film captures circus life’s grit and glamour. The love triangle unfolds amid stunning period visuals. It’s a sweeping story of love, sacrifice, and survival, anchored by strong performances.

‘Ip Man 2’ (2010)

Available October 1, ‘Ip Man 2’ follows Ip Man relocating to Hong Kong. He opens a martial arts school, facing rivalry and British oppression. Directed by Wilson Yip, written by Edmond Wong, Donnie Yen stars as Ip Man, with Sammo Hung as a rival master.

Celina Jade and Simon Yam join the cast. The film blends intense Wing Chun battles with historical drama, showcasing Ip’s honor and skill. Set in the 1950s, it explores cultural clashes and resilience, delivering thrilling action and emotional depth in the franchise’s second chapter.

‘Live Free or Die Hard’ (2007)

On October 1, ‘Live Free or Die Hard’ sees John McClane battling cyber-terrorists. He protects hacker Matt Farrell from a tech mastermind shutting down America. Directed by Len Wiseman, written by Mark Bomback, Bruce Willis stars as McClane, with Justin Long as Matt.

Timothy Olyphant plays villain Thomas Gabriel. The fourth ‘Die Hard’ film ramps up action with digital stakes, blending explosions and wit. Set across the U.S., it delivers high-octane thrills. McClane’s grit and Farrell’s tech savvy drive this intense, modern action sequel.

‘The Empty Man’ (2020)

Hitting Hulu on October 1, ‘The Empty Man’ is a supernatural horror about ex-cop James Lasombra. Investigating a teen’s death, he uncovers a cult summoning a deadly entity. Directed by David Prior, written by Prior from Cullen Bunn’s comic, James Badge Dale stars as James.

Marin Ireland and Stephen Root join the cast. The film blends urban legend horror with psychological dread, exploring grief and obsession. Its eerie atmosphere and chilling visuals create a slow-burn scare. The story unfolds across a cursed town, gripping horror fans.

‘Nightmare Alley’ (2021)

On October 1, ‘Nightmare Alley’ follows Stan Carlisle, a carny turned conman. His mentalist act leads to dangerous schemes with a psychologist. Directed by Guillermo del Toro, who co-wrote with Kim Morgan, Bradley Cooper stars as Stan, with Cate Blanchett as Dr. Lilith Ritter.

Toni Collette and Willem Dafoe join the noir thriller. Based on William Lindsay Gresham’s novel, it dives into greed and deception in a 1940s carnival. The film’s dark visuals and twisted plot deliver a gripping, stylish drama with stellar performances.

‘Half Past Dead’ (2002)

Streaming October 1, ‘Half Past Dead’ is an action flick about Sascha Petrosevitch, an undercover FBI agent. In a high-tech prison, he stops a heist targeting a death-row inmate. Directed by Don Michael Paul, written by Paul, Steven Seagal stars as Sascha, with Morris Chestnut as Donny.

Ja Rule and Nia Peeples join the cast. The film blends martial arts and gunfire in a futuristic Alcatraz setting. The plot follows Sascha’s mission to thwart criminals, delivering fast-paced action and high-stakes drama for fans of early 2000s thrillers.

‘Twilight’ (2008)

On October 1, ‘Twilight’ kicks off Bella Swan’s romance with vampire Edward Cullen. Moving to Forks, she’s drawn into his dangerous supernatural world. Directed by Catherine Hardwicke, written by Melissa Rosenberg from Stephenie Meyer’s novel, Kristen Stewart stars as Bella, Robert Pattinson as Edward.

Taylor Lautner plays Jacob Black. The film blends teen romance with vampire drama, set in misty Washington. It explores love, danger, and secrecy, launching a global phenomenon. The chemistry between Stewart and Pattinson anchors this emotional, supernatural love story.

‘The Ides of March’ (2011)

Available October 1, ‘The Ides of March’ is a political drama about campaign aide Stephen Meyers. He navigates betrayal and scandal during a presidential primary. Directed by George Clooney, who co-wrote with Grant Heslov, Ryan Gosling stars as Stephen, with Clooney as Governor Mike Morris.

Philip Seymour Hoffman and Paul Giamatti play rival campaign managers. Based on Beau Willimon’s play, the film exposes political intrigue and moral compromises. Set in Ohio, it delivers sharp dialogue and tense drama, showcasing a stellar cast in a cutthroat election.

‘Hotel Transylvania’ (2012)

On October 1, ‘Hotel Transylvania’ follows Dracula running a monster-only hotel. His daughter Mavis falls for a human, sparking chaos. Directed by Genndy Tartakovsky, written by Peter Baynham and Robert Smigel, Adam Sandler voices Dracula, with Selena Gomez as Mavis.

Andy Samberg and Kevin James join the animated comedy. The film blends spooky humor with family heart, set in a vibrant monster world. It explores acceptance and love through slapstick and colorful visuals, making it a fun, family-friendly monster mash.

‘Ip Man 4: The Finale’ (2019)

Hitting Hulu on October 1, ‘Ip Man 4: The Finale’ sees Ip Man in America. He faces racism and martial arts challenges while mentoring Bruce Lee. Directed by Wilson Yip, written by Edmond Wong, Donnie Yen stars as Ip Man, with Scott Adkins as a Marine antagonist.

Danny Chan plays Bruce Lee. The film blends historical drama with thrilling Wing Chun fights, closing Ip’s saga. Set in 1960s San Francisco, it tackles cultural clashes and legacy, delivering emotional depth and jaw-dropping action for series fans.

‘Scream 3’ (2000)

On October 1, ‘Scream 3’ follows Sidney Prescott facing a new Ghostface on a Hollywood film set. The killer targets the cast of a ‘Stab’ movie. Directed by Wes Craven, written by Ehren Kruger, Neve Campbell stars as Sidney, with David Arquette and Courteney Cox returning.

Parker Posey and Scott Foley join the meta-horror. The film blends scares with satire, poking fun at Hollywood tropes. Set in Los Angeles, it ramps up twists and suspense, wrapping the original ‘Scream’ trilogy with sharp humor and chilling kills.

‘Saw’ (2004)

Streaming October 1, ‘Saw’ traps two men in a deadly game. Chained in a bathroom, they face Jigsaw’s brutal moral tests. Directed by James Wan, written by Leigh Whannell, Cary Elwes stars as Dr. Gordon, with Leigh Whannell as Adam. Tobin Bell plays Jigsaw.

Danny Glover appears as a detective. The low-budget horror launched a franchise with its twisted traps and psychological dread. Set in a gritty urban underworld, it delivers intense suspense and shocking twists, redefining modern horror with its chilling ingenuity.

‘Atomic Blonde’ (2017)

On October 1, ‘Atomic Blonde’ follows MI6 agent Lorraine Broughton in 1989 Berlin. She hunts a double agent amid Cold War chaos. Directed by David Leitch, written by Kurt Johnstad from a graphic novel, Charlize Theron stars as Lorraine, with James McAvoy as David Percival.

John Goodman and Sofia Boutella join the cast. The film blends neon-soaked visuals with brutal action, showcasing Theron’s stunt work. The spy thriller unfolds with double-crosses and stylish fights, delivering a gritty, high-energy ride through a divided city.

‘Hide and Seek’ (2005)

Available October 1, ‘Hide and Seek’ is a psychological thriller about widower David Callaway. His daughter Emily bonds with an imaginary friend, Charlie, who turns sinister. Directed by John Polson, written by Ari Schlossberg, Robert De Niro stars as David, Dakota Fanning as Emily.

Famke Janssen and Elisabeth Shue join the cast. The film builds eerie suspense around Emily’s trauma and Charlie’s dark influence. Set in rural New York, it explores grief and mystery with chilling twists, delivering a tense, emotional horror experience.

‘Die Hard’ (1988)

On October 1, ‘Die Hard’ follows cop John McClane saving hostages, including his wife, from terrorists in a skyscraper. Hans Gruber leads the heist. Directed by John McTiernan, written by Steven E. de Souza, Bruce Willis stars as McClane, with Alan Rickman as Gruber.

Bonnie Bedelia plays Holly. The action classic blends wit, tension, and explosive set pieces in a Los Angeles tower. McClane’s everyman heroism and Rickman’s suave villainy define this iconic thriller, launching a legendary franchise with relentless energy.

‘The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2’ (2012)

Hitting Hulu on October 1, ‘The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2’ concludes Bella’s story. Now a vampire, she protects her daughter from the Volturi. Directed by Bill Condon, written by Melissa Rosenberg, Kristen Stewart stars as Bella, with Robert Pattinson as Edward.

Taylor Lautner plays Jacob. The film builds to a climactic battle, expanding vampire lore. Featuring Michael Sheen as Aro, it delivers romance, action, and supernatural drama. The saga’s finale ties up emotional arcs with epic stakes and stunning visuals.

‘Madagascar’ (2005)

On October 1, ‘Madagascar’ follows zoo animals—Alex the lion, Marty the zebra, and friends—escaping to the wild. Stranded on Madagascar, they face new adventures. Directed by Eric Darnell and Tom McGrath, written by Mark Burton, it stars Ben Stiller as Alex and Chris Rock as Marty.

Jada Pinkett Smith voices Gloria, with David Schwimmer as Melman. The animated comedy delivers vibrant humor and heart, exploring friendship and freedom. The colorful island setting and quirky characters make it a beloved family-friendly hit with endless laughs.

‘Blade: Trinity’ (2004)

Streaming October 1, ‘Blade: Trinity’ sees vampire hunter Blade battling Dracula. Framed as a criminal, he teams with Nightstalkers to stop a vampire apocalypse. Directed by David S. Goyer, who wrote the script, Wesley Snipes stars as Blade, with Ryan Reynolds as Hannibal King.

Jessica Biel plays Abigail Whistler, with Dominic Purcell as Dracula. The film blends action, horror, and humor, escalating the ‘Blade’ saga. Set in a gritty urban world, it delivers high-octane fights and vampire-slaying thrills with a strong ensemble.

‘The Hand That Rocks the Cradle’ (1992)

On October 1, ‘The Hand That Rocks the Cradle’ is a thriller about nanny Peyton, who seeks revenge on Claire Bartel’s family. Her sinister motives unravel slowly. Directed by Curtis Hanson, written by Amanda Silver, Annabella Sciorra stars as Claire, with Rebecca De Mornay as Peyton.

Ernie Hudson and Julianne Moore join the cast. The film builds chilling suspense around domestic betrayal, set in a Seattle home. Peyton’s manipulation and Claire’s fight to protect her family deliver a gripping, psychological battle with intense performances.

‘Ip Man 3’ (2015)

Available October 1, ‘Ip Man 3’ follows Ip Man defending his community from a ruthless developer. He faces a brutal fighter while mentoring a young Bruce Lee. Directed by Wilson Yip, written by Edmond Wong, Donnie Yen stars as Ip Man, with Mike Tyson as Frank.

Danny Chan plays Bruce Lee. The film blends emotional drama with stunning Wing Chun action, set in 1950s Hong Kong. It explores family and honor, delivering thrilling fights and heartfelt moments, cementing Ip’s legacy in the beloved series.

‘Blade’ (1998)

On October 1, ‘Blade’ follows half-vampire Blade hunting bloodsuckers. He targets Deacon Frost, who plans a vampire uprising. Directed by Stephen Norrington, written by David S. Goyer, Wesley Snipes stars as Blade, with Stephen Dorff as Frost and Kris Kristofferson as Whistler.

The film blends gritty action and horror, set in a dark urban world. Blade’s martial arts and high-tech weapons drive intense vampire battles. A pioneering superhero flick, it delivers stylish thrills and launched a franchise with Snipes’ iconic performance.

‘2012’ (2009)

Hitting Hulu on October 1, ‘2012’ is a disaster epic about global cataclysms. Writer Jackson Curtis races to save his family as Earth faces apocalyptic events. Directed by Roland Emmerich, written by Emmerich and Harald Kloser, John Cusack stars as Jackson, with Chiwetel Ejiofor as Adrian.

Amanda Peet and Woody Harrelson join the cast. The film delivers massive destruction with stunning effects, from earthquakes to tsunamis. Set across the globe, it follows survivors seeking safety, blending high-stakes action with emotional family drama.

‘Saw IV’ (2007)

On October 1, ‘Saw IV’ continues Jigsaw’s deadly games. Detective Rigg faces brutal traps to uncover Jigsaw’s secrets after his death. Directed by Darren Lynn Bousman, written by Patrick Melton, Tobin Bell stars as Jigsaw, with Scott Patterson as Rigg and Costas Mandylor as Hoffman.

Lyriq Bent plays Rigg’s ally. The film weaves flashbacks and new traps, exploring Jigsaw’s legacy. Its gruesome puzzles and moral tests keep the horror intense. Set in a dark urban world, it delivers chilling twists for franchise fans.

‘The Exchange’ (2021)

Streaming October 1, ‘The Exchange’ is a comedy about teen Tim Long. In 1980s Canada, he befriends a French exchange student, Stéphane, sparking quirky adventures. Directed by Dan Mazer, written by Tim Long, Ed Oxenbould stars as Tim, with Avan Jogia as Stéphane.

Justin Hartley plays a strict coach. The film blends coming-of-age humor with cultural clashes, set in a small town. Tim’s awkward attempts to impress Stéphane lead to hilarious mishaps, delivering a nostalgic, lighthearted story about friendship and growing up.

‘Halloween’ (2018)

On October 1, ‘Halloween’ follows Laurie Strode facing Michael Myers 40 years after his first rampage. She prepares for his return, protecting her family. Directed by David Gordon Green, written by Green and Danny McBride, Jamie Lee Curtis stars as Laurie, with Judy Greer as her daughter.

James Jude Courtney plays Michael. The film ignores prior sequels, focusing on Laurie’s trauma and survival. Set in Haddonfield, it delivers brutal horror and emotional depth, reviving the franchise with intense scares and Curtis’ powerful performance.

‘Sinister’ (2012)

Available October 1, ‘Sinister’ follows true-crime writer Ellison Oswalt. He moves his family into a murder house, finding cursed film reels unleashing a demon. Directed by Scott Derrickson, written by Derrickson and C. Robert Cargill, Ethan Hawke stars as Ellison, with Juliet Rylance as Tracy.

James Ransone plays a deputy. The film blends supernatural horror with psychological dread, driven by eerie found footage. Set in a haunted home, it builds chilling suspense, delivering terrifying scares centered on the sinister entity Bughuul.

‘Saw II’ (2005)

On October 1, ‘Saw II’ traps eight strangers in a deadly house. Detective Eric Matthews races to save his son from Jigsaw’s poison gas game. Directed by Darren Lynn Bousman, written by Leigh Whannell, Tobin Bell stars as Jigsaw, with Donnie Wahlberg as Eric.

Shawnee Smith plays Amanda. The film expands the ‘Saw’ universe with twisted traps and moral dilemmas. Set in a gritty urban trap, it delivers intense horror and shocking reveals, building on the original’s legacy with gruesome ingenuity.

‘The Tree of Life’ (2011)

Hitting Hulu on October 1, ‘The Tree of Life’ explores Jack O’Brien’s life, from childhood to adulthood, reflecting on existence. His 1950s upbringing shapes cosmic questions. Directed and written by Terrence Malick, Brad Pitt stars as Mr. O’Brien, with Jessica Chastain as his wife.

Sean Penn plays adult Jack. The film weaves intimate family drama with stunning cosmic visuals, exploring love, loss, and spirituality. Its poetic style and philosophical depth create a unique, meditative experience, anchored by powerful performances and Malick’s visionary direction.

‘Gentlemen Broncos’ (2009)

On October 1, ‘Gentlemen Broncos’ follows teen writer Benjamin Purvis. His sci-fi novel is stolen by a famous author, sparking a bizarre feud. Directed by Jared Hess, written by Hess and Jerusha Hess, Michael Angarano stars as Benjamin, with Jemaine Clement as Ronald Chevalier.

Sam Rockwell plays the story’s hero, Bronco. The quirky comedy blends absurd humor with heartfelt coming-of-age themes, set in rural Utah. Its offbeat style and colorful characters deliver a cult-favorite tale of creativity and betrayal with wild, campy flair.

‘Saw III’ (2006)

Streaming October 1, ‘Saw III’ follows Jigsaw, dying of cancer, testing Dr. Lynn Denlon to save him. Amanda kidnaps her for a deadly game. Directed by Darren Lynn Bousman, written by Leigh Whannell, Tobin Bell stars as Jigsaw, with Shawnee Smith as Amanda.

Bahar Soomekh plays Lynn. The film ramps up gore and emotional stakes, exploring Jigsaw’s motives through brutal traps. Set in a grim warehouse, it delivers twisted horror and shocking twists, deepening the franchise’s dark, psychological legacy.

‘Die Hard 2’ (1990)

On October 1, ‘Die Hard 2’ sees John McClane stopping mercenaries seizing an airport. He saves his wife’s plane during a Christmas crisis. Directed by Renny Harlin, written by Steven E. de Souza, Bruce Willis stars as McClane, with Bonnie Bedelia as Holly.

William Sadler plays villain Col. Stuart. The action sequel delivers high-stakes thrills and explosions in a snowy airport. McClane’s wit and grit shine in this fast-paced follow-up, cementing the franchise’s legacy with intense, crowd-pleasing action.

‘The Twilight Saga: Eclipse’ (2010)

Available October 1, ‘The Twilight Saga: Eclipse’ follows Bella facing a vampire army. Edward and Jacob protect her as rivalries deepen. Directed by David Slade, written by Melissa Rosenberg, Kristen Stewart stars as Bella, with Robert Pattinson as Edward and Taylor Lautner as Jacob.

Bryce Dallas Howard plays Victoria. The film blends romance, action, and supernatural drama, set in Forks. It explores love triangles and loyalty, building to a climactic battle. The third saga entry delivers emotional stakes and thrilling vampire-werewolf action.

‘Scream’ (1996)

On October 1, ‘Scream’ follows Sidney Prescott as a masked killer, Ghostface, terrorizes her town. Friends become suspects in a meta-horror mystery. Directed by Wes Craven, written by Kevin Williamson, Neve Campbell stars as Sidney, with David Arquette as Dewey and Courteney Cox as Gale.

Skeet Ulrich plays Billy. The film reinvents horror with sharp wit and self-aware scares, blending slasher tropes with clever dialogue. Set in Woodsboro, it delivers iconic suspense and twists, launching a legendary franchise with its fresh, thrilling approach.

‘Edward Scissorhands’ (1990)

Hitting Hulu on October 1, ‘Edward Scissorhands’ follows Edward, a man with scissor hands, navigating suburban life. Adopted by a kind family, he falls for Kim. Directed by Tim Burton, written by Caroline Thompson, Johnny Depp stars as Edward, with Winona Ryder as Kim.

Dianne Wiest plays Peg. The gothic fairy tale blends romance, fantasy, and social satire, set in a colorful suburb. Edward’s artistry and isolation drive the emotional story, delivering Burton’s signature quirky charm and heartfelt, visually stunning storytelling.

‘The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1’ (2011)

On October 1, ‘The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1’ follows Bella and Edward’s wedding. Her pregnancy with a half-vampire child threatens her life. Directed by Bill Condon, written by Melissa Rosenberg, Kristen Stewart stars as Bella, with Robert Pattinson as Edward.

Taylor Lautner plays Jacob. The film blends romance and supernatural tension, set in Forks and beyond. It explores love and sacrifice as the Cullens face new dangers. The penultimate saga entry delivers emotional drama and escalating stakes.

‘How Do You Know’ (2010)

Streaming October 1, ‘How Do You Know’ is a romantic comedy about Lisa, a softball player facing a career crisis. She navigates love with two men, George and Matty. Directed by James L. Brooks, written by Brooks, Reese Witherspoon stars as Lisa, with Paul Rudd as George.

Owen Wilson plays Matty, with Jack Nicholson as George’s father. The film blends humor and heart, set in Washington, D.C. It explores self-discovery and messy relationships, delivering lighthearted charm with a strong cast and witty, emotional storytelling.

‘Saw VI’ (2009)

On October 1, ‘Saw VI’ follows Jigsaw’s successor, Hoffman, orchestrating new traps. Insurance exec William faces deadly choices tied to his policies. Directed by Kevin Greutert, written by Patrick Melton, Tobin Bell stars as Jigsaw, with Costas Mandylor as Hoffman and Peter Outerbridge as William.

Betsy Russell plays Jill. The film critiques healthcare greed through gruesome traps, blending social commentary with horror. Set in a dark urban world, it delivers intense twists and moral tests, continuing the franchise’s legacy of shocking, intricate storytelling.

‘Blade II’ (2002)

Available October 1, ‘Blade II’ sees Blade teaming with vampires to stop a mutant strain. Reapers threaten humans and vampires alike, forcing an alliance. Directed by Guillermo del Toro, written by David S. Goyer, Wesley Snipes stars as Blade, with Kris Kristofferson as Whistler.

Ron Perlman and Norman Reedus join the cast. The film ramps up action and horror with del Toro’s dark visuals, set in Prague. Blade’s high-octane battles and uneasy alliances deliver thrilling, stylish vampire-slaying chaos in this sequel.

‘Barbarian’ (2022)

On October 1, ‘Barbarian’ follows Tess renting an Airbnb, discovering a creepy host and hidden tunnels. Strange events spiral into shocking horror. Directed and written by Zach Cregger, Georgina Campbell stars as Tess, with Bill Skarsgård as the house’s co-renter and Justin Long as its owner.

The film blends psychological dread with gruesome twists, set in a decaying Detroit neighborhood. Its unpredictable plot and chilling atmosphere deliver intense scares, exploring themes of trust and survival in a fresh, gripping horror standout.

‘Mafia Mamma’ (2023)

Hitting Hulu on October 2, ‘Mafia Mamma’ follows Kristin, an American inheriting her grandfather’s Italian mafia empire. She navigates crime and chaos with humor. Directed by Catherine Hardwicke, written by J. Michael Feldman, Toni Collette stars as Kristin, with Monica Bellucci as a mafia consigliere.

The comedy blends fish-out-of-water laughs with action, set in scenic Italy. Kristin’s transformation from suburban mom to mob boss drives the story. The film delivers lighthearted chaos and empowerment, with Collette’s charm anchoring the quirky, violent romp.

‘The Happening’ (2008)

On October 3, ‘The Happening’ follows Elliot Moore fleeing a mysterious event causing mass suicides. He protects his family as nature turns deadly. Directed and written by M. Night Shyamalan, Mark Wahlberg stars as Elliot, with Zooey Deschanel as his wife, Alma.

John Leguizamo plays a friend. The eco-horror thriller builds eerie suspense across rural Pennsylvania, exploring human survival against an unseen force. Shyamalan’s signature twists and atmospheric dread deliver a chilling, if polarizing, apocalyptic tale with strong performances.

‘Werewolves’ (2024)

Streaming October 3, ‘Werewolves’ depicts a world where a supermoon triggers mass werewolf transformations. Scientists and survivors fight to stop the chaos. Directed by Steven C. Miller, written by Matthew Kennedy, Frank Grillo stars as a determined scientist, with Katrina Law as a survivor.

Lou Diamond Phillips joins the cast. The action-horror blends gritty werewolf battles with survival drama, set in a chaotic urban landscape. It delivers intense, gory thrills and high-stakes tension, offering a fresh take on the classic monster genre.

‘The Sixth Sense’ (1999)

On October 3, ‘The Sixth Sense’ follows young Cole Sear, who sees dead people. Psychologist Malcolm Crowe helps him cope with his gift. Directed and written by M. Night Shyamalan, Bruce Willis stars as Malcolm, with Haley Joel Osment as Cole and Toni Collette as his mother.

The film blends psychological horror with emotional drama, set in Philadelphia. Cole’s visions and Malcolm’s redemption drive the iconic twist-filled story. Shyamalan’s atmospheric direction and Osment’s haunting performance create a timeless, chilling masterpiece.

‘The Rule of Jenny Pen’ (2025)

Available October 7, ‘The Rule of Jenny Pen’ is a psychological horror set in a rest home. Former Judge Stefan Mortensen, paralyzed after a stroke, uncovers resident Dave Crealy’s sadistic game using a puppet named Jenny Pen to terrorize others. Based on Owen Marshall’s story, it builds dread through isolation and cruelty.

Directed by James Ashcroft, written by Ashcroft and Eli Kent, Geoffrey Rush stars as Stefan, with John Lithgow as the menacing Dave. George Henare plays Tony, Stefan’s roommate. Filmed in New Zealand, the film explores vulnerability and defiance with tense, character-driven horror.

‘Stay’ (2025)

On October 8, ‘Stay’ follows a couple, Kiara and Miles, nearing the end of their marriage. As they confront their unraveling relationship, supernatural forces invade their home, shifting their conflicts from personal to life-threatening. Directed and written by Jas Summers, it stars Megalyn Echikunwoke as Kiara.

Mo McRae plays Miles, with Brandon Firla as Brock and Patrick Cloud as Chauncey. The horror thriller blends marital drama with eerie otherworldly elements, set in a tense domestic space. It delivers suspenseful twists, emphasizing survival through love amid escalating terror.

‘The Hills Have Eyes 2’ (2007)

Hitting Hulu on October 10, ‘The Hills Have Eyes 2’ follows National Guard trainees ambushed by mutant cannibals in a desert. They fight to survive brutal attacks. Directed by Martin Weisz, written by Wes Craven, Michael McMillian stars as Napoleon, with Jessica Stroup as Amber.

Jacob Vargas plays Crank. The horror sequel ramps up gore and tension, set in a remote New Mexico wasteland. It expands the mutant mythology from the original, delivering relentless scares and gruesome survival action for genre fans.

‘The Omen’ (2006)

On October 10, ‘The Omen’ remakes the 1976 classic. Diplomat Robert Thorn adopts Damien, unaware he’s the Antichrist, as deaths pile up. Directed by John Moore, written by David Seltzer, Liev Schreiber stars as Robert, with Julia Stiles as his wife, Katherine.

Seamus Davey-Fitzpatrick plays Damien. The supernatural horror builds dread around demonic prophecy, set in London and Rome. It delivers chilling suspense and eerie visuals, staying faithful to the original’s satanic panic with a modern, polished edge.

‘The Hills Have Eyes’ (2006)

Streaming October 10, ‘The Hills Have Eyes’ follows a family stranded in a desert, hunted by mutant cannibals. They fight for survival in a brutal ordeal. Directed by Alexandre Aja, written by Aja and Grégory Levasseur, Aaron Stanford stars as Doug, with Kathleen Quinlan as Ethel.

Ted Levine plays Bob. The horror remake intensifies the 1977 original’s gore, set in a desolate New Mexico wasteland. Its visceral scares and family survival story deliver relentless tension, making it a gruesome standout in modern horror.

‘Saint Clare’ (2025)

Available October 10, ‘Saint Clare’ follows a teen, Clare, discovering her psychic visions predict murders. She hunts a killer to save her town. Directed by Mitzi Peirone, written by Peirone and Guinevere Turner, Bella Thorne stars as Clare, with Ryan Phillippe as a detective.

Rebecca De Mornay joins as a mentor. The supernatural thriller blends horror and mystery, set in a small town. Clare’s visions drive the tense, twisty plot, delivering eerie suspense and emotional stakes in a fresh, stylish genre mash-up.

‘The Cabin in the Woods’ (2012)

On October 16, ‘The Cabin in the Woods’ follows five friends vacationing at a remote cabin, unaware they’re pawns in a deadly ritual. Directed by Drew Goddard, who co-wrote with Joss Whedon, Kristen Connolly stars as Dana, with Chris Hemsworth as Curt.

Jesse Williams and Fran Kranz join the cast. The horror-comedy deconstructs slasher tropes with meta-humor and shocking twists, set in a manipulated forest. It blends scares, laughs, and clever commentary, delivering a wildly inventive take on the genre.

‘40 Acres’ (2025)

Hitting Hulu on October 17, ‘40 Acres’ is a post-apocalyptic thriller about the Freeman family, descendants of African-American farmers who settled in rural Canada after the Civil War. In a famine-ravaged future, matriarch Hailey leads them in defending their homestead from cannibal raiders and militia threats.

Directed and written by R.T. Thorne in his feature debut, Danielle Deadwyler stars as Hailey, with Michael Greyeyes as her husband and Kataem O’Connor as their son Emmanuel. Milcania Diaz-Rojas plays a family member. Shot with stark cinematography by Jeremy Benning, it weaves survival action with themes of legacy and resilience.

‘What Happens Later’ (2023)

On October 17, ‘What Happens Later’ follows ex-lovers Willa and Bill, stranded in an airport overnight. They reconnect, sparking old feelings and regrets. Directed by Meg Ryan, who co-wrote with Steven Dietz, Ryan stars as Willa, with David Duchovny as Bill.

The romantic comedy blends humor and nostalgia, set in a snowed-in airport. Their banter and shared history drive the intimate story, exploring second chances and love’s complexities. Ryan’s warm direction and chemistry with Duchovny deliver a charming, heartfelt rom-com.

‘Brittany Murphy: An ID Mystery’ (2020)

Streaming October 18, ‘Brittany Murphy: An ID Mystery’ is a documentary exploring the actress’s sudden death. It investigates her career, personal life, and mysterious passing. Directed by Sophie Dupont, the film features interviews with friends and experts, narrated by Elizabeth Marvel.

Archival footage showcases Murphy’s roles in ‘Clueless’ and ‘8 Mile’. The documentary dives into conspiracy theories and health issues, set against Hollywood’s backdrop. It offers a poignant look at her talent and tragic end, blending emotional storytelling with investigative depth.

‘Freud’s Last Session’ (2023)

On October 20, ‘Freud’s Last Session’ imagines a debate between Sigmund Freud and C.S. Lewis. They clash over faith and psychology in 1939 London. Directed by Matt Brown, written by Mark St. Germain, Anthony Hopkins stars as Freud, with Matthew Goode as Lewis.

Liv Lisa Fries plays Anna Freud. Based on St. Germain’s play, the film blends intellectual drama with personal stakes, set during wartime. Their philosophical sparring explores belief and doubt, delivering a thought-provoking, intimate drama with stellar performances.

‘Anyone But You’ (2023)

Available October 20, ‘Anyone But You’ is a rom-com about Bea and Ben, whose fling sours. They reunite at a wedding, faking a relationship. Directed by Will Gluck, who co-wrote with Ilana Wolpert, Sydney Sweeney stars as Bea, with Glen Powell as Ben.

Alexandra Shipp joins as a friend. Loosely inspired by Shakespeare’s ‘Much Ado About Nothing’, the film blends witty banter and romance, set in sunny Australia. Their chemistry drives hilarious and heartfelt moments, delivering a modern, charming love story.

‘The Hand That Rocks the Cradle’ (2025)

On October 22, ‘The Hand That Rocks the Cradle’ remakes the 1992 thriller. Distraught nanny Polly Murphy infiltrates the Morales family after losing her own baby, aiming to claim their children and husband. Directed by Michelle Garza Cervera, written by Micah Bloomberg, Maika Monroe stars as Polly.

Mary Elizabeth Winstead plays Caitlin Morales, with Raúl Castillo as Miguel and Martin Starr in a supporting role. The psychological horror builds slow-burn suspense in a modern Los Angeles home, updating domestic terror with shocking twists and cultural depth.

‘Match Made in Mistletoe’ (2021)

Hitting Hulu on October 23, ‘Christmas in Washington’ follows Emily, a decorator revitalizing a small town’s holiday festival. She finds love and community. Directed by Ernie Barbarash, written by Joie Botkin, Tamera Mowry-Housley stars as Emily, with Michael Xavier as her love interest.

The Hallmark romance delivers cozy holiday cheer, set in a charming Washington town. Emily’s designs and budding romance drive the heartwarming story. It’s a feel-good tale of tradition and connection, perfect for fans of festive, uplifting dramas.

‘A Very Merry Beauty Salon’ (2024)

On October 23, ‘A Very Merry Beauty Salon’ follows salon owner Tasha planning a Christmas charity event. She faces challenges but finds love. Directed by Lisa France, written by Samantha Herman, Tia Mowry stars as Tasha, with Andrew Walker as her romantic interest.

The holiday rom-com blends festive cheer with small-town warmth, set in a bustling salon. Tasha’s community spirit and romance drive the uplifting story. It delivers cozy humor and heart, appealing to fans of feel-good Christmas tales with strong chemistry.

‘Hot Chocolate Holiday’ (2021)

Streaming October 23, ‘Hot Chocolate Holiday’ centers on Colette, a chocolatier competing in a holiday contest. She bonds with a rival, sparking romance. Directed by Brian Brough, written by Brittany Wiscombe, Makenzie Moss stars as Colette, with Brandon Fobbs as her competitor.

The film delivers sweet holiday vibes, set in a festive small town. Colette’s chocolate creations and growing connection drive the heartwarming plot. It’s a charming rom-com with cozy moments and culinary flair, perfect for holiday romance fans.

‘A Christmas in Tennessee’ (2018)

On October 23, ‘A Christmas in Tennessee’ follows Allison, a baker saving her town’s festival. A developer’s plans threaten her efforts, but love blooms. Directed by Gary Yates, written by Hanz Wasserburger, Rachel Boston stars as Allison, with Andrew Walker as Matthew.

Patricia Richardson joins as a town elder. The Hallmark film blends holiday spirit with small-town charm, set in Tennessee. Allison’s baking and romance drive the uplifting story, delivering cozy, festive cheer for fans of heartwarming holiday tales.

‘Christmas Plus One’ (2022)

Available October 23, ‘Christmas Plus One’ follows sisters Amy and Cara planning a holiday wedding. Amy’s fake date becomes real romance. Directed by Meeshelle Neal, written by Erin Rodman, Natalie Lisinska stars as Amy, with Steve Lund as her love interest, Tom.

Lisa Huynh plays Cara. The rom-com delivers festive laughs and heart, set in a snowy town. Amy’s scheme and growing connection drive the charming plot. It’s a lighthearted holiday tale with strong chemistry and cozy, uplifting vibes.

‘Deadly Girls Trip’ (2025)

On October 23, ‘Deadly Girls Trip’ follows Lacey on vacation with friends Rebecca, Addie, and Janice. When Janice dies suspiciously, the group claims an accident, but Lacey suspects they’re hiding deadly secrets worth killing to protect. Directed by Damián Romay, written by Leo McGuigan.

Kristi Murdock stars as Lacey, with Lesa Wilson as Rebecca, Alex Trumble as Blake, and Charlotte Hemmings as Addie. The thriller builds paranoia amid tropical isolation, inspired by true events. Produced by Sunshine Films Florida, it delivers tense twists and female-driven suspense.

‘The Unholy Trinity’ (2025)

Hitting Hulu on October 24, ‘The Unholy Trinity’ is a Western set in 1870s Montana. Before his execution, Isaac Broadway tasks estranged son Henry with avenging his framing by killing Saul Butler. In Trinity, Henry navigates buried secrets, clashing with Sheriff Gabriel Dove and enigmatic St. Christopher.

Directed by Richard Gray, written by Lee Zachariah, Pierce Brosnan stars as Gabriel, with Samuel L. Jackson as St. Christopher and Brandon Lessard as Henry. Gianni Capaldi plays Gideon, and Veronica Ferres is Sarah Dove. Filmed at Yellowstone Film Ranch, it blends gritty action with moral ambiguity.

‘The Exorcism’ (2024)

On October 28, ‘The Exorcism’ follows actor Anthony Miller unraveling on a horror film set. His daughter suspects possession as strange events escalate. Directed by Joshua John Miller, written by Miller and M.A. Fortin, Russell Crowe stars as Anthony, with Ryan Simpkins as his daughter.

Sam Worthington joins as a priest. The meta-horror blends psychological dread with supernatural scares, set on a cursed set. It explores family and trauma, delivering chilling twists and intense performances in a fresh, eerie possession tale.

‘Sincerely Truly Christmas’ (2023)

Streaming October 30, ‘Sincerely Truly Christmas’ follows Christina, a marketer creating a holiday campaign. She finds love and purpose in a small town. Directed by Gary Wheeler, written by Marcy Holland, Laura Vandervoort stars as Christina, with Niall Matter as her love interest.

The Hallmark rom-com delivers festive warmth, set in a cozy town. Christina’s journey blends holiday spirit with romance, driving the uplifting plot. It’s a heartwarming tale of connection and discovery, perfect for fans of feel-good Christmas stories.

‘Murder in Nashville’ (2025)

On October 30, ‘Murder in Nashville’ follows Eden Perry, who moves to Nashville and falls into a romance with Jax Callahan, heir to a country music empire. As women around them turn up dead, dark family secrets surface, threatening her safety. Directed by Patricia Frontain, written by Ashley O’Neil.

Sarah Zanotti stars as Eden, with Nick Puya as Jax and Corbin Timbrook as a key figure. Kate Dailey joins the cast. Filmed in Nashville and Mount Juliet, Tennessee, the thriller weaves music industry glamour with suspenseful intrigue and betrayal.

‘Unstoppable’ (2010)

On October 31, ‘Unstoppable’ follows engineer Frank Barnes and conductor Will Colson racing to stop a runaway train carrying toxic cargo. Directed by Tony Scott, written by Mark Bomback, Denzel Washington stars as Frank, with Chris Pine as Will.

Rosario Dawson plays a dispatcher. The action thriller builds relentless suspense, set across Pennsylvania’s railways. The duo’s desperate mission delivers high-stakes drama and intense visuals. It’s a gripping, fast-paced ride showcasing Washington and Pine’s strong chemistry.

‘Roll Bounce’ (2005)

Hitting Hulu on October 31, ‘Roll Bounce’ follows teen Xavier Smith navigating life through roller-skating in 1970s Chicago. His rink faces closure, sparking a competition. Directed by Malcolm D. Lee, written by Norman Vance Jr., Bow Wow stars as Xavier, with Chi McBride as his father.

Meagan Good and Nick Cannon join the cast. The coming-of-age comedy blends retro vibes and heartfelt drama, set in vibrant skating rinks. Xavier’s journey delivers laughs, heart, and funky moves, celebrating friendship and resilience with nostalgic flair.

‘Mr. Holland’s Opus’ (1995)

On October 31, ‘Mr. Holland’s Opus’ follows Glenn Holland, a musician turned teacher, inspiring students while chasing his composing dreams. Directed by Stephen Herek, written by Patrick Sheane Duncan, Richard Dreyfuss stars as Glenn, with Glenne Headly as his wife, Iris.

Jay Thomas plays a coach. The drama spans decades, set in a Portland high school. Holland’s bond with students drives emotional storytelling, blending music and personal sacrifice. It’s a heartfelt, inspiring tale of legacy and passion with standout performances.

‘Whip It’ (2009)

Streaming October 31, ‘Whip It’ follows Bliss Cavendar, a teen joining a roller derby team, defying her pageant-obsessed mom. Directed by Drew Barrymore, written by Shauna Cross from her novel, Elliot Page stars as Bliss, with Marcia Gay Harden as her mother.

Kristen Wiig and Zoë Bell play derby teammates. The coming-of-age comedy blends sports and rebellion, set in Texas. Bliss’s journey delivers humor, heart, and high-energy derby action, celebrating self-discovery and female empowerment with a vibrant, fun vibe.

‘Great Expectations’ (1998)

On October 31, ‘Great Expectations’ reimagines Dickens’ tale. Artist Finn Bell loves Estella, guided by a mysterious benefactor. Directed by Alfonso Cuarón, written by Mitch Glazer, Ethan Hawke stars as Finn, with Gwyneth Paltrow as Estella and Robert De Niro as the benefactor.

Anne Bancroft plays Ms. Dinsmoor. The romantic drama blends lush visuals and modern flair, set in New York and Florida. Finn’s pursuit of love and art drives the emotional story, delivering a stylish, heartfelt take on the classic novel.

‘Last Seen Alive’ (2022)

Available October 31, ‘Last Seen Alive’ follows Will Spann searching for his missing wife, Lisa, after she vanishes at a gas station. Directed by Brian Goodman, written by Marc Frydman, Gerard Butler stars as Will, with Jaimie Alexander as Lisa.

Russell Hornsby plays a detective. The action thriller builds tense suspense, set across rural highways. Will’s desperate hunt uncovers secrets and danger, delivering high-stakes drama and relentless pacing. It’s a gripping, emotional ride with Butler’s intense performance driving the mystery.

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