Every Movie Premiering on Peacock This Weekm, Including a Tom Cruise Classic

Peacock is expanding its streaming catalog this week with an extensive collection of blockbuster hits, beloved horror franchises, acclaimed dramas, and family-friendly adventures arriving between Monday, September 28, and Sunday, October 4. This massive influx of titles provides subscribers with an array of seasonal entertainment and classic cinema just in time for the start of October.

The schedule features a strategic rollout across multiple days, giving viewers dozens of new options to stream at home. Here is the complete guide to every movie premiering on the platform throughout the week.

‘Lisa Frankenstein’ (2024)

Directed by Zelda Williams and written by Diablo Cody, this horror comedy follows a misunderstood teenage goth who accidentally reanimates a handsome Victorian corpse. The eccentric pair embarks on a murderous journey to find missing body parts and complete his resurrection in 1989 suburban America. Kathryn Newton stars as Lisa Swallows alongside Cole Sprouse as the reanimated creature. The film officially premieres on Peacock on Tuesday, September 29.

‘The Strangers’ (2008)

Directed by Bryan Bertino, this psychological horror film follows a young couple staying in an isolated vacation home who find themselves terrorized by three masked assailants. Liv Tyler and Scott Speedman portray the embattled partners fighting for survival against the mysterious intruders. The narrative emphasizes atmospheric tension and realistic vulnerability throughout the home invasion scenario. The movie becomes available for streaming on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Vanilla Sky’ (2001)

Directed by Cameron Crowe, this psychological sci-fi thriller stars Tom Cruise as David Aames, a wealthy publishing magnate whose life spirals out of control following a vehicular accident. The plot explores shifting realities, lucid dreams, and altered memories as David attempts to decipher the truth of his existence. The supporting cast includes Penélope Cruz, Cameron Diaz, Kurt Russell, and Jason Lee. The feature is scheduled to debut on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Murdaugh Murders’ (2023)

This true-crime drama chronicles the high-profile legal scandal and violent crimes surrounding former South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh. The production details the unraveling of a prominent legal family following the mysterious deaths of family members and associates. Bill Pullman stars as the embattled patriarch facing multiple criminal charges and national media scrutiny. The film lands on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Paranormal Activity 2’ (2010)

Directed by Tod Williams, this supernatural found-footage horror film serves as a prequel and parallel narrative to the original franchise entry. The story centers on a family that installs security cameras after suspecting their home is being targeted by burglars, only to discover a malevolent entity. Sprague Grayden, Brian Boland, and Molly Ephraim lead the cast dealing with escalating demonic disturbances. The sequel arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Halloween’ (2018)

Directed by David Gordon Green, this slasher sequel ignores previous franchise follow-ups to serve as a direct continuation of the 1978 original film. Jamie Lee Curtis reprises her iconic role as Laurie Strode, who has spent four decades preparing for the eventual return of masked killer Michael Myers. When Myers escapes custody during a prison transport, a violent confrontation erupts in the town of Haddonfield. The horror feature premieres on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Rock’ (1996)

Directed by Michael Bay, this high-octane action thriller stars Nicolas Cage as an FBI chemical weapons specialist who teams up with a former British spy played by Sean Connery. The duo is tasked with infiltrating Alcatraz Island after a rogue group of military operatives threatens San Francisco with nerve gas warheads. Ed Harris co-stars as the disillusioned military leader orchestrating the high-stakes hostage crisis. The film officially lands on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Silent Hill’ (2006)

Directed by Christophe Gans, this video game adaptation follows a desperate mother who ventures into a foggy, abandoned town to find a cure for her sleepwalking daughter. Radha Mitchell stars alongside Sean Bean and Laurie Holden as she unravels the dark history of the cult-ridden community. The film incorporates iconic imagery, atmospheric fog, and creatures derived directly from the franchise source material. The supernatural horror title arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘3 from Hell’ (2019)

Written and directed by Rob Zombie, this violent exploitation horror film serves as the third installment in the ‘House of 1000 Corpses’ trilogy. Sheri Moon Zombie, Bill Moseley, and Richard Brake portray the murderous clan members who escape prison and embark on a chaotic crime spree. The narrative explores the aftermath of their supposed demise following the events of the previous film. The production debuts on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Monster House’ (2006)

Directed by Gil Kenan, this motion-capture animated comedy horror film follows three neighborhood kids who discover that a local residence is actually a living, breathing creature. The young protagonists must formulate a plan to destroy the house before it harms trick-or-treaters on Halloween night. The voice cast includes Mitchel Musso, Sam Lerner, Spencer Breslin, Steve Buscemi, and Maggie Gyllenhaal. The animated feature joins the Peacock catalog on Thursday, October 1.

‘Blade: Trinity’ (2004)

Written and directed by David S. Goyer, this action superhero film represents the concluding chapter of the original vampire-hunting trilogy. Wesley Snipes returns as the titular dhampir warrior who joins forces with the Nightstalkers to defeat Dracula, the progenitor of all vampires. Jessica Biel and Ryan Reynolds co-star as fellow vigilantes operating advanced weaponry in the battle against bloodsuckers. The movie begins streaming on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Saw’ (2004)

Directed by James Wan in his feature directorial debut, this psychological horror thriller centers on two men who wake up chained in a dilapidated bathroom. Cary Elwes and Leigh Whannell portray the captives who must follow audio instructions from the Jigsaw Killer to secure their survival. The film gained international recognition for its narrative twists, minimalist staging, and moral tests. The foundational horror entry premieres on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Van Helsing’ (2004)

Directed by Stephen Sommers, this action-adventure film follows the legendary monster hunter Gabriel Van Helsing as he travels to Transylvania to stop Count Dracula. Hugh Jackman stars in the titular role alongside Kate Beckinsale as a fierce monster-hunting noblewoman. The narrative brings together several classic Universal monsters, including the Wolf Man and Frankenstein’s monster. The fantasy blockbuster arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Mom and Dad’ (2018)

Written and directed by Brian Taylor, this dark comedy horror film depicts an unexplainable mass hysteria that causes parents to violently turn on their own children. Nicolas Cage and Selma Blair star as suburban parents who succumb to the mysterious violent urge against their teenage son and daughter. The narrative focuses on the frantic efforts of the siblings to survive the night inside their locked home. The horror thriller debuts on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Pixels’ (2015)

Directed by Chris Columbus, this sci-fi action comedy centers on an alien race that misinterprets classic 1980s arcade video feeds as a declaration of war. Adam Sandler leads a team of former arcade champions recruited by the United States government to defend Earth against pixelated invaders. Kevin James, Michelle Monaghan, Peter Dinklage, and Josh Gad co-star as key allies in the global defense effort. The family comedy lands on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Friday the 13th’ (1980)

Directed by Sean S. Cunningham, this seminal slasher film chronicles the reopening of Camp Crystal Lake, where counselors are stalked and murdered by an unknown assailant. Betsy Palmer, Adrienne King, and Kevin Bacon star in this foundational entry of the long-running franchise. The film is recognized for its practical special effects designed by Tom Savini and its iconic musical cues. The horror classic arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Last House on the Left’ (2009)

Directed by Dennis Iliadis, this thriller serves as a remake of the 1972 exploitation horror classic of the same name. The plot follows a group of violent criminals who unknowingly seek shelter during a storm at the vacation home of a girl they previously assaulted. Tony Goldwyn and Monica Potter star as the vengeful parents who uncover the truth and fight back against the perpetrators. The suspenseful revenge film debuts on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Boxtrolls’ (2014)

Produced by Laika and directed by Graham Annable and Anthony Stacchi, this stop-motion animated fantasy film tells the story of an orphaned boy raised by cavern-dwelling trash collectors. When an evil exterminator plans to eradicate the peaceful creatures, the boy ventures above ground to save his adoptive family and unify the town. The voice cast includes Isaac Hempstead Wright, Ben Kingsley, Elle Fanning, and Toni Collette. The animated feature premieres on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Arrival’ (2016)

Directed by Denis Villeneuve, this acclaimed sci-fi drama follows linguistics professor Louise Banks as she is recruited by the military to communicate with extraterrestrial visitors. Amy Adams stars alongside Jeremy Renner and Forest Whitaker as global tensions rise while humanity struggles to understand the aliens’ true purpose. The screenplay explores complex themes of language, memory, and nonlinear perception of time. The film is available to stream on Peacock starting Thursday, October 1.

‘Close Encounters of the Third Kind’ (1977)

Written and directed by Steven Spielberg, this sci-fi landmark follows an ordinary blue-collar worker whose life is transformed after encountering an unidentified flying object. Richard Dreyfuss stars as Roy Neary, who experiences persistent visions that compel him to travel across the country to Devils Tower. The production features iconic visual effects by Douglas Trumbull and an orchestral score by John Williams. The celebrated cinematic classic arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Mummy Returns’ (2001)

Directed by Stephen Sommers, this action-adventure sequel reunites adventurers Rick and Evelyn O’Connell as they confront a resurrected Imhotep and the ancient Scorpion King. Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz lead the cast across dangerous Egyptian ruins alongside their young son. Dwayne Johnson makes his major film debut as the warrior Mathayus in this supernatural spectacle. The blockbuster adventure premieres on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Fly’ (1986)

Directed by David Cronenberg, this body horror classic stars Jeff Goldblum as an eccentric scientist who invents teleportation pods. A tragic accident during a self-experiment causes his DNA to fuse with that of a common housefly, initiating a gruesome biological transformation. Geena Davis co-stars as the journalist who documents his scientific breakthrough and witnesses his tragic deterioration. The sci-fi horror masterpiece arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Catch Me If You Can’ (2002)

Directed by Steven Spielberg, this biographical crime comedy-drama follows the exploits of Frank Abagnale Jr., who performed successful check fraud schemes worth millions before his twenty-first birthday. Leonardo DiCaprio stars as the charismatic con artist opposite Tom Hanks as the relentless FBI bank fraud investigator pursuing him. The narrative spans several international locations as the cat-and-mouse dynamic between both men deepens over time. The film debuts on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Jack Reacher: Never Go Back’ (2016)

Directed by Edward Zwick, this action thriller follows the titular former military investigator as he uncovers a government conspiracy involving the framing of an army major. Tom Cruise reprises his role as Jack Reacher alongside Cobie Smulders as Major Susan Turner. Together, the two operatives evade corrupt military contractors and ruthless assassins while seeking to clear their names. The high-energy sequel arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Scream 2’ (1997)

Directed by Wes Craven and written by Kevin Williamson, this meta-slasher sequel follows Sidney Prescott as she attends college while a copycat Ghostface killer begins targeting students. Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, David Arquette, and Liev Schreiber return to reprise their central roles. The plot deconstructs the conventions, rules, and expectations associated with horror movie sequels. The popular slasher premieres on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘What Lies Beneath’ (2000)

Directed by Robert Zemeckis, this psychological supernatural thriller stars Michelle Pfeiffer as a suburban homemaker who begins experiencing terrifying paranormal occurrences in her lakeside residence. Harrison Ford portrays her university scientist husband, whose dark past gradually comes to light as the investigation continues. The narrative blends classic haunted house motifs with domestic suspense and hidden family secrets. The film is scheduled to land on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Ma’ (2019)

Directed by Tate Taylor, this psychological horror thriller stars Octavia Spencer as Sue Ann, a lonely veterinary assistant who befriends a group of local teenagers. After offering her basement as a safe space for the high schoolers to party, Sue Ann’s hospitality gradually turns into dangerous obsession. Juliette Lewis, Diana Silvers, and Luke Evans feature in supporting roles throughout the unfolding drama. The suspenseful title lands on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Halloween II’ (2009)

Written and directed by Rob Zombie, this brutal slasher serves as the direct continuation of his 2007 franchise reboot. Scout Taylor-Compton returns as Laurie Strode, who struggles with severe psychological trauma as Michael Myers returns to finish his murderous rampage. Malcolm McDowell reprises his role as Dr. Samuel Loomis, who seeks to capitalize on his connection to the notorious killer. The graphic horror film joins the Peacock library on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Devil’s Rejects’ (2005)

Written and directed by Rob Zombie, this gritty crime horror film follows the depraved Firefly family on the run from a vengeful sheriff after their home is raided. Sid Haig, Bill Moseley, and Sheri Moon Zombie portray the violent outlaws continuing their destructive path across the American Southwest. William Forsythe co-stars as the obsessive lawman who resorts to extreme measures to bring them to justice. The cult horror film arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Lovely Bones’ (2009)

Directed by Peter Jackson and based on the novel by Alice Sebold, this supernatural drama follows a murdered teenage girl watching over her grieving family from the afterlife. Saoirse Ronan stars as Susie Salmon, whose spiritual presence helps her loved ones navigate tragedy while seeking justice against her killer. Mark Wahlberg, Rachel Weisz, and Stanley Tucci deliver pivotal performances in the emotional narrative. The film debuts on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Cloverfield’ (2008)

Directed by Matt Reeves and produced by J.J. Abrams, this found-footage monster disaster film chronicles a massive creature attack on New York City. The narrative follows a group of young adults attempting a rescue mission across Manhattan as the military struggles against the colossal threat. Michael Stahl-David, Odette Annable, and T.J. Miller lead the ensemble navigating the destroyed urban environment. The groundbreaking thriller premieres on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Jack Reacher’ (2012)

Written and directed by Christopher McQuarrie, this action mystery thriller adapts Lee Child’s novel ‘One Shot’ for the big screen. Tom Cruise stars as the titular former military police investigator who is pulled into the investigation of a seemingly random sniper shooting. Rosamund Pike, Richard Jenkins, and Werner Herzog co-star as the investigation reveals a lethal corporate conspiracy. The detective thriller arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Hostel’ (2006)

Written and directed by Eli Roth, this intense horror film follows two American college students backpacking through Europe who find themselves lured into a deadly Slovakian facility. Jay Hernandez and Derek Richardson star as travelers who uncover an underground syndicate catering to wealthy clients paying to torture victims. The feature popularized the modern torture-subgenre in 2000s horror cinema. The film becomes available to stream on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Boogeyman’ (2005)

Directed by Stephen Kay, this supernatural horror film follows a young man haunted by childhood memories of a shadowy monster living inside his bedroom closet. Barry Watson stars as Tim Jensen, who returns to his family home after his mother’s death to confront his deep-seated fears. Emily Deschanel and Lucy Lawless co-star in supporting roles as terrifying paranormal events begin to resurface. The film debuts on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Coraline’ (2009)

Directed by Henry Selick and based on Neil Gaiman’s novella, this stop-motion animated dark fantasy centers on an adventurous young girl who discovers a parallel universe behind a secret door. Dakota Fanning provides the voice of Coraline Jones, while Teri Hatcher voices both her real mother and the sinister Other Mother. The story unfolds with stunning artistic detail as Coraline fights to save her real family from a predatory entity. The animated film arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Sin City’ (2005)

Directed by Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez, with special guest direction by Quentin Tarantino, this stylized neo-noir crime anthology brings Miller’s graphic novels to life. The film utilizes stark black-and-white visuals with selective color accents to tell overlapping tales of corruption, revenge, and justice in Basin City. Bruce Willis, Mickey Rourke, Clive Owen, and Jessica Alba lead a massive ensemble cast across the anthology. The crime thriller arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘From Dusk Till Dawn’ (1996)

Directed by Robert Rodriguez and written by Quentin Tarantino, this cult action horror film follows two criminal brothers fleeing to Mexico after a violent bank robbery. George Clooney and Tarantino star as the Gecko brothers, who take a family hostage to cross the border before stopping at a desert strip club populated by vampires. Harvey Keitel, Juliette Lewis, and Salma Hayek feature prominently throughout the chaotic second half of the story. The movie begins streaming on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘9’ (2009)

Directed by Shane Acker and produced by Tim Burton and Timur Bekmambetov, this animated post-apocalyptic sci-fi film centers on a ragdoll creature who awakens in a ruined world. The protagonist joins a group of similar stitched creations fighting to survive against destructive mechanical war machines. The voice cast includes Elijah Wood, John C. Reilly, Jennifer Connelly, and Christopher Plummer. The visual adventure arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Paranormal Activity 3’ (2011)

Directed by Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman, this supernatural found-footage horror entry acts as a prequel set in 1988, exploring the childhood origins of Katie and Kristi. Using VHS recording equipment mounted on oscillating fans, the film captures the earliest demonic manifestations within the family home. Lauren Bittner, Chris Smith, and Chloe Csengery portray the central family members facing escalating paranormal terror. The film premieres on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Spiderwick Chronicles’ (2008)

Directed by Mark Waters, this fantasy adventure adaptation follows the Grace siblings as they move into a secluded estate and discover a hidden field guide to magical creatures. Freddie Highmore delivers a dual performance as twin brothers Jared and Simon alongside Sarah Bolger as their older sister Mallory. The children must protect the magical tome from an army of goblins led by the sinister ogre Mulgarath. The family film lands on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Saving Private Ryan’ (1998)

Directed by Steven Spielberg, this epic World War II drama follows a squad of U.S. soldiers tasked with locating and bringing home a paratrooper whose brothers have all been killed in action. Tom Hanks delivers a commanding lead performance as Captain John Miller, leading an ensemble that includes Matt Damon, Edward Burns, and Tom Sizemore. The movie won five Academy Awards, including Best Director, and is renowned for its visceral depiction of the Normandy landings. The film begins streaming on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Scream 3’ (2000)

Directed by Wes Craven and written by Ehren Kruger, this third franchise installment brings Sidney Prescott out of hiding as murders occur on the Hollywood set of a movie based on the Woodsboro killings. Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, and David Arquette return to investigate the Hollywood conspiracy alongside Parker Posey. The film satirizes horror trilogies while unraveling long-buried secrets regarding Sidney’s family history. The slasher sequel arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘House of 1000 Corpses’ (2003)

Written and directed by Rob Zombie in his feature directorial debut, this exploitation horror film follows two young couples traveling across rural Texas who fall into the clutches of the psychopathic Firefly family. The film stars Sid Haig as the iconic Captain Spaulding, alongside Bill Moseley, Sheri Moon Zombie, and Karen Black. The production channels 1970s grindhouse aesthetics with intense violence, eccentric characters, and dark humor. The movie arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘American Psycho’ (2000)

Directed by Mary Harron and based on the novel by Bret Easton Ellis, this satirical psychological horror black comedy stars Christian Bale as Patrick Bateman. Bateman is a wealthy New York City investment banking executive who conceals an alternate psychopathic ego driven by violent urges and material obsession. Willem Dafoe, Jared Leto, Reese Witherspoon, and Chloë Sevigny co-star in supporting roles throughout Bateman’s psychological unraveling. The satirical film lands on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘World War Z’ (2013)

Directed by Marc Forster, this apocalyptic action horror film stars Brad Pitt as Gerry Lane, a former United Nations investigator traveling the globe to find the source of a sudden zombie pandemic. The narrative showcases rapid global societal collapse as fast-moving undead hordes overwhelm defense forces worldwide. Mireille Enos, Daniella Kertesz, and James Badge Dale support the international mission to develop a viable defense against the infection. The blockbuster arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Scorpion King’ (2002)

Directed by Chuck Russell, this historical action fantasy serves as a prequel spin-off to ‘The Mummy Returns’, detailing the origins of Mathayus the Akkadian. Dwayne Johnson stars in his first leading role as a skilled desert assassin hired to stop a ruthless warlord from conquering ancient lands. Kelly Hu, Steven Brand, and Michael Clarke Duncan feature in prominent roles across the desert epic. The fantasy adventure lands on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Silence of the Lambs’ (1991)

Directed by Jonathan Demme, this psychological thriller follows FBI trainee Clarice Starling as she interviews the imprisoned cannibalistic psychiatrist Dr. Hannibal Lecter to catch another serial killer. Jodie Foster and Anthony Hopkins deliver legendary Academy Award-winning performances in their respective roles. The film swept the top five categories at the Academy Awards and remains a defining standard in the crime thriller genre. The masterpiece arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Death Becomes Her’ (1992)

Directed by Robert Zemeckis, this satirical black comedy fantasy film stars Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn as rival women who drink an immortality potion to maintain youth and beauty. Bruce Willis plays a plastic surgeon caught in the middle of their increasingly destructive feud as their immortal bodies suffer physical damage. The production won the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects due to its pioneering computer-generated imagery. The cult comedy premieres on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Prodigy’ (2019)

Directed by Nicholas McCarthy, this supernatural horror thriller follows a concerned mother who begins to suspect that her exceptionally gifted young son is possessed by an evil force. Taylor Schilling stars as Sarah Blume, whose parental love is tested as her son’s behavior turns violent and manipulative. Jackson Robert Scott delivers an unsettling performance as the prodigy whose soul may be shared with a reincarnated serial killer. The horror movie arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Event Horizon’ (1997)

Directed by Paul W.S. Anderson, this sci-fi horror cult classic follows a rescue crew dispatched to investigate a starship that has mysteriously reappeared after vanishing into an alternate dimension. Laurence Fishburne and Sam Neill star as the rescue captain and the ship’s designer, who confront nightmarish hallucinations aboard the haunted vessel. The film combines cosmic sci-fi concepts with grotesque supernatural horror and psychological terror. The sci-fi thriller debuts on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Hand That Rocks the Cradle’ (1992)

Directed by Curtis Hanson, this psychological thriller follows a suburban family that unwittingly hires a vengeful nanny intent on dismantling their lives from the inside. Rebecca De Mornay stars as the calculating antagonist Peyton Flanders, while Annabella Sciorra portrays the unsuspecting mother. The plot chronicles the nanny’s subtle manipulations, deceit, and escalating violence against the household. The suspenseful thriller joins the Peacock roster on Thursday, October 1.

’10 Cloverfield Lane’ (2016)

Directed by Dan Trachtenberg in his feature debut, this claustrophobic sci-fi psychological thriller follows a young woman who wakes up inside an underground bunker after a car crash. Mary Elizabeth Winstead stars alongside John Goodman, who claims that a catastrophic chemical attack has rendered the outside world uninhabitable. John Gallagher Jr. co-stars as a fellow bunker resident navigating rising paranoia and claustrophobic dread. The suspenseful feature debuts on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Blade’ (1998)

Directed by Stephen Norrington, this comic book action horror film stars Wesley Snipes as a half-human, half-vampire warrior dedicated to eradicating the bloodsucking underworld. Stephen Dorff portrays the ambitious vampire villain Deacon Frost, who attempts to summon an ancient blood god to conquer humanity. Kris Kristofferson co-stars as Blade’s trusted mentor and weapons designer, Abraham Whistler. The influential superhero action title premieres on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Krampus’ (2015)

Directed by Michael Dougherty, this horror comedy follows a dysfunctional family whose loss of holiday spirit accidentally unleashes an ancient horned beast and his demonic minions. Adam Scott, Toni Collette, David Koechner, and Allison Tolman star as relatives forced to unite to survive the supernatural siege. The film relies heavily on practical creature effects and dark comedic holiday tropes. The seasonal creature feature arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Last Exorcism’ (2010)

Directed by Daniel Stamm, this found-footage supernatural horror film follows a disillusioned evangelical minister who invites a documentary crew to film his final fraudulent exorcism. Patrick Fabian stars as Reverend Cotton Marcus, who discovers that the young rural girl he is treating is actually plagued by real demonic forces. Ashley Bell delivers a physically intense performance as the possessed teenager Nell Sweetzer. The horror thriller arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘ParaNorman’ (2012)

Directed by Sam Fell and Chris Butler, this stop-motion animated comedy horror film follows an outcast boy who possesses the unique ability to speak with the dead. Kodi Smit-McPhee voices Norman Babcock, who must step forward to save his New England town from a centuries-old witch’s curse and a zombie uprising. The voice cast includes Anna Kendrick, Casey Affleck, and Christopher Mintz-Plasse. The acclaimed animated film joins Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Freaky’ (2020)

Directed by Christopher Landon, this body-swap slasher comedy centers on a bullied high school girl who accidentally swaps bodies with an infamous local serial killer. Kathryn Newton and Vince Vaughn share the dual roles, delivering comedic and slasher performances as each navigates the other’s physical form. The high school setting provides a backdrop for creative kills, comedic identity mix-ups, and teen drama. The modern horror comedy debuts on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Ring’ (2002)

Directed by Gore Verbinski, this psychological supernatural horror remake follows an investigative journalist looking into a cursed videotape that seemingly causes viewers to die seven days after watching it. Naomi Watts stars as Rachel Keller, who races against time to solve the mystery surrounding the ghostly Samara Morgan to save herself and her son. Martin Henderson and Brian Cox co-star in supporting roles throughout the haunting investigation. The horror staple lands on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Firm’ (1993)

Directed by Sydney Pollack and based on the bestselling novel by John Grisham, this legal thriller follows an ambitious Harvard law graduate who joins a prestigious Memphis firm. Tom Cruise stars as Mitch McDeere, who quickly discovers that the lucrative enterprise is deeply entangled with a dangerous organized crime syndicate. Gene Hackman, Jeanne Tripplehorn, Ed Harris, and Holly Hunter deliver standout performances across the intricate plot. The legal thriller begins streaming on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Crazies’ (2010)

Directed by Breck Eisner, this sci-fi horror remake follows the residents of a small Iowa farming town that descends into chaos after a military toxin contaminates the local water supply. Timothy Olyphant stars as the local sheriff trying to protect his pregnant wife and small group of survivors from infected neighbors and ruthless military containment teams. Radha Mitchell, Joe Anderson, and Danielle Panabaker co-star in this tense survival thriller. The film arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Red Dragon’ (2002)

Directed by Brett Ratner, this psychological crime thriller serves as a prequel to ‘The Silence of the Lambs’, adapting Thomas Harris’s novel of the same name. Edward Norton stars as FBI investigator Will Graham, who comes out of retirement to catch a serial killer dubbed the Tooth Fairy with the aid of Dr. Hannibal Lecter. Anthony Hopkins reprises his role as Lecter, while Ralph Fiennes delivers an unsettling performance as Francis Dolarhyde. The film debuts on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’ (2000)

Directed by Ron Howard, this live-action holiday fantasy comedy adapts the classic Dr. Seuss children’s book with Jim Carrey in the title role. The narrative explores the Grinch’s solitary life atop Mount Crumpit and his scheme to steal Christmas from the cheerful citizens of Whoville. Taylor Momsen, Jeffrey Tambor, and Christine Baranski co-star in elaborate makeup and practical sets that won an Academy Award. The festive favorite arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Hook’ (1991)

Directed by Steven Spielberg, this fantasy adventure serves as a sequel to J.M. Barrie’s Peter Pan stories, focusing on an adult Peter who has forgotten his magical past. Robin Williams stars as the grown-up hero forced to return to Neverland to rescue his children from Dustin Hoffman’s Captain Hook. Julia Roberts and Bob Hoskins co-star in this colorful family production featuring elaborate sets and an iconic score by John Williams. The fantasy adventure lands on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Kubo and the Two Strings’ (2016)

Directed by Travis Knight and produced by Laika, this stop-motion animated action adventure follows a young boy in ancient Japan who possesses magical shamisen abilities. Kubo sets out on a perilous quest alongside a protective monkey and an armored beetle warrior to locate his late father’s legendary magical armor. Art Parkinson, Charlize Theron, Matthew McConaughey, and Ralph Fiennes lead the distinguished voice cast. The visual spectacle premieres on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘What Happens in Miami’ (2024)

This romantic comedy drama follows a group of close friends traveling to Florida for an eventful weekend getaway that quickly becomes complicated by secrets and romance. The narrative explores interpersonal relationships, humor, and lifestyle drama against the vibrant backdrop of South Beach. The ensemble cast delivers an engaging mix of comedy and personal growth throughout their tropical journey. The film officially premieres on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Omen’ (1976)

Directed by Richard Donner, this foundational supernatural horror film follows an American diplomat who secretly replaces his deceased newborn with an orphaned child. Gregory Peck stars as Robert Thorn, who gradually uncovers horrifying evidence that his young adoptive son Damien is the Antichrist. Lee Remick, David Warner, and Billie Whitelaw co-star in this tense thriller known for its atmospheric dread and Oscar-winning score by Jerry Goldsmith. The horror classic debuts on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Last Night in Soho’ (2021)

Directed by Edgar Wright, this psychological horror thriller follows an aspiring fashion student in London who mysteriously travels back to the glamorous 1960s. Thomasin McKenzie stars as Eloise, who finds her visions of an enchanting singer, played by Anya Taylor-Joy, turning into a nightmarish murder mystery. Matt Smith, Michael Ajao, and Diana Rigg feature in pivotal roles across the dazzling retro mystery. The stylized thriller arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Mummy’ (1999)

Directed by Stephen Sommers, this action-adventure blockbuster follows an intrepid adventurer and an Egyptologist who accidentally resurrect an ancient cursed high priest named Imhotep. Brendan Fraser stars as Rick O’Connell alongside Rachel Weisz and John Hannah as they race across the Sahara Desert to stop the supernatural apocalypse. Arnold Vosloo portrays the terrifying mummy who commands plagues and sandstorms across Egypt. The beloved adventure begins streaming on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Fright Night’ (2011)

Directed by Craig Gillespie, this horror comedy remake follows a high school senior who suspects that his charismatic new next-door neighbor is secretly a predatory vampire. Anton Yelchin stars as Charley Brewster opposite Colin Farrell as the charming yet lethal bloodsucker Jerry Dandrige. David Tennant, Toni Collette, and Christopher Mintz-Plasse provide memorable supporting performances throughout the suburban supernatural battle. The vampire comedy arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Scream’ (1996)

Directed by Wes Craven and written by Kevin Williamson, this iconic slasher film revitalized the horror genre by satirizing slasher clichés through self-aware characters. Neve Campbell stars as high school student Sidney Prescott, who is terrorized by a masked killer known as Ghostface in the quiet town of Woodsboro. Courteney Cox, David Arquette, Matthew Lillard, and Drew Barrymore round out the landmark ensemble cast. The foundational modern slasher premieres on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Uncle Drew’ (2018)

Directed by Charles Stone III, this sports comedy film follows a basketball enthusiast who convinces a legendary streetball player to assemble his old squad for a major tournament. Kyrie Irving stars in prosthetic makeup as the title character alongside NBA icons Shaquille O’Neal, Reggie Miller, Chris Webber, and Nate Robinson. Lil Rel Howery and Tiffany Haddish add plenty of comedic energy to the lighthearted sports narrative. The comedy feature lands on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!’ (2015)

Directed by Anthony C. Ferrante, this over-the-top sci-fi disaster comedy continues the chaotic saga of airborne shark storms threatening the United States. Ian Ziering returns as hero Fin Shepard, who must battle shark-infested tornados moving from Washington D.C. down the Eastern Seaboard and into outer space. Tara Reid, David Hasselhoff, and Bo Derek co-star alongside a wide array of celebrity cameos. The campy cult sequel arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Death Name’ (2026)

This suspenseful thriller centers on an ominous mystery where individuals discover their names marked on an inescapable supernatural hit list. The story follows a desperate investigator working against time to uncover the origin of the curse before the remaining victims meet their demise. The production utilizes psychological dread, dark atmosphere, and sudden twists to maintain suspense. The title makes its streaming premiere on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Blade II’ (2002)

Directed by Guillermo del Toro, this high-octane action horror sequel forces Blade to form an uneasy truce with an elite vampire squad known as the Bloodpack. Together, they must eliminate the Reapers, a mutated strain of bloodthirsty creatures that prey on humans and vampires alike. Wesley Snipes returns as the iconic Daywalker alongside Ron Perlman, Leonor Varela, and Luke Goss. The acclaimed comic book sequel premieres on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Sinister’ (2011)

Directed by Scott Derrickson, this supernatural horror film follows a true-crime writer who moves his family into a home where a gruesome multiple murder took place. Ethan Hawke stars as Ellison Oswalt, who discovers a box of terrifying Super 8 home movies in the attic that reveal an ancient entity known as Bughuul. Juliet Rylance, Fred Thompson, and James Ransone co-star as the supernatural curse threatens the entire household. The terrifying horror title debuts on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Grow’ (2025)

This indie horror drama explores themes of isolation and psychological breakdown through the lens of a family confronting dark agricultural phenomena. The narrative delves into unexplained rural occurrences that begin affecting the behavior of local inhabitants. The ensemble cast provides grounded dramatic performances against an unsettling natural backdrop. The release becomes available for Peacock subscribers on Thursday, October 1.

‘Scary Movie’ (2000)

Directed by Keenen Ivory Wayans, this blockbuster horror parody comedy ruthlessly lampoons popular slasher and thriller films like ‘Scream’ and ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’. Anna Faris stars as Cindy Campbell alongside Regina Hall, Marlon Wayans, and Shawn Wayans as oblivious high school students stalked by an incompetent killer. The film became a major box office hit and launched a multi-film comedy franchise. The spoof comedy lands on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Making Scents of Love’ (2023)

This romantic comedy drama follows an ambitious perfumer who endeavors to create the ultimate romantic fragrance to save her family’s struggling artisanal business. Along the way, she crosses paths with an analytical marketing executive whose practical approach initially clashes with her creative vision. As the two collaborate to launch the new scent line, an unexpected genuine romance blossoms between them. The charming romance feature arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Haunting’ (1999)

Directed by Jan de Bont and based on Shirley Jackson’s classic novel ‘The Haunting of Hill House’, this supernatural horror film follows a group of insomniacs invited to a secluded manor for a sleep study. Liam Neeson stars as the psychologist conducting the experiment alongside Catherine Zeta-Jones, Lili Taylor, and Owen Wilson. The narrative reveals that Hill House itself possesses a malevolent spirit that begins terrorizing the vulnerable subjects. The haunted mansion thriller debuts on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘The People Under the Stairs’ (1991)

Written and directed by Wes Craven, this satirical horror comedy follows a young boy nicknamed Fool who breaks into the fortified home of his family’s eccentric, greedy landlords. Brandon Adams stars as the brave protagonist who discovers that the couple keeps kidnapped children trapped in the walls and basement. Everett McGill and Wendy Robie deliver eccentric performances as the sadistic homeowners in this sharp critique of class and gentrification. The cult horror classic begins streaming on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Train to Busan’ (2016)

Directed by Yeon Sang-ho, this acclaimed South Korean action zombie thriller follows a workaholic father and his young daughter aboard a high-speed train during a sudden zombie outbreak. Gong Yoo stars as the protective parent who must team up with fellow passengers to survive the infected hordes and defend the moving cars. Ma Dong-seok, Jung Yu-mi, and Kim Su-an deliver powerful performances that balance emotional depth with kinetic action. The modern zombie masterpiece arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Days of Thunder’ (1990)

Directed by Tony Scott, this high-speed sports action drama stars Tom Cruise as Cole Trickle, an arrogant open-wheel racer recruited into the high-stakes world of NASCAR. Robert Duvall co-stars as his veteran crew chief Harry Hogge, who helps him navigate fierce rivalries and devastating racetrack crashes. Nicole Kidman and Cary Elwes provide strong supporting roles as romance and competition push Cole to his physical limits. The adrenaline-fueled classic premieres on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Boo! A Madea Halloween’ (2016)

Written, directed by, and starring Tyler Perry, this holiday comedy sees the iconic matriarch Madea tasked with keeping an eye on a group of misbehaving teenagers on Halloween night. When the teens attempt to sneak out to a wild fraternity party, Madea and her eccentric crew find themselves fending off killer clowns, poltergeists, and goblins. Perry reprises multiple comedic roles alongside Cassi Davis, Patrice Lovely, and Diamond White. The festive comedy lands on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Leatherface’ (2017)

Directed by Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo, this horror prequel explores the teenage origins of the iconic chainsaw-wielding killer from ‘The Texas Chain Saw Massacre’. The story follows four violent inmates who escape from a mental institution, taking a young nurse hostage while being pursued by a vengeful lawman. Stephen Dorff, Lili Taylor, and Sam Strike feature in this brutal psychological examination of corruption and madness. The slasher prequel arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Silent House’ (2012)

Directed by Chris Kentis and Laura Lau, this psychological horror thriller is presented as a continuous real-time single-take experience. Elizabeth Olsen stars as Sarah, a young woman helping her father and uncle clean out their secluded lakeside retreat when she is suddenly trapped inside by unseen stalkers. As terror escalates within the dark hallways, Sarah uncovers traumatic repressed memories connected to the residence. The suspenseful film lands on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Incarcerated’ (2023)

This gritty action crime drama centers on a former operative who intentionally gets sent to a maximum-security prison to extract crucial intelligence and avenge a past betrayal. The narrative depicts violent territorial disputes among prison factions and corrupt correctional officers. The protagonist relies on martial arts and strategic alliances to survive inside the brutal penitentiary walls. The action thriller makes its Peacock streaming debut on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Grudge’ (2004)

Directed by Takashi Shimizu, this supernatural horror film serves as an American remake of his acclaimed Japanese horror title ‘Ju-On: The Grudge’. Sarah Michelle Gellar stars as an exchange student living in Tokyo who encounters a malevolent curse born from a violent tragedy inside a suburban home. Jason Behr, Clea DuVall, and Bill Pullman co-star as the ghostly figures of Kayako and Toshio claim victims across Tokyo. The supernatural horror title arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Brightburn’ (2019)

Directed by David Yarovesky and produced by James Gunn, this superhero horror film subverts the traditional comic book origin story by exploring what happens if an alien child becomes evil. Elizabeth Banks and David Denman star as rural parents who adopt a crash-landed extraterrestrial infant named Brandon. As Brandon matures, he discovers immense superhuman abilities that he uses to terrorize and brutally murder his town. The dark horror film debuts on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Collateral’ (2004)

Directed by Michael Mann, this neo-noir action thriller follows an unassuming Los Angeles cab driver who is taken hostage by a calculated hitman on a multi-target contract run. Jamie Foxx stars as the cab driver Max opposite Tom Cruise as the ruthless assassin Vincent navigating the city streets over one intense night. Jada Pinkett Smith and Mark Ruffalo feature in pivotal roles within the stylish, nocturnal crime drama. The acclaimed thriller begins streaming on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Jennifer’s Body’ (2009)

Directed by Karyn Kusama and written by Diablo Cody, this supernatural horror comedy follows a popular high school cheerleader who becomes demonically possessed after a sinister rock band sacrifices her. Megan Fox stars as the titular succubus who preys on male classmates to survive, while Amanda Seyfried portrays her loyal, introverted best friend trying to stop the bloodshed. The film features sharp satire, feminist subtext, and dark comedic dialogue throughout. The cult horror favorite premieres on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

’28 Weeks Later’ (2007)

Directed by Juan Carlos Fresnadillo, this post-apocalyptic horror sequel chronicles the U.S. military’s efforts to repopulate London six months after the initial Rage Virus outbreak. Robert Carlyle, Rose Byrne, Jeremy Renner, and Idris Elba lead the cast as a containment breach rapidly triggers a terrifying second wave of infection. The production delivers intense urban survival sequences, dynamic cinematography, and relentless infected hordes. The horror sequel arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Darkman’ (1990)

Directed by Sam Raimi, this superhero action thriller follows scientist Peyton Westlake, who is disfigured and left for dead by a ruthless mob syndicate. Liam Neeson stars as the vengeful scientist who utilizes synthetic skin technology to assume the identities of his enemies and exact revenge. Frances McDormand and Larry Drake co-star in this stylized, gothic comic-book adaptation filled with Raimi’s signature kinetic camera work. The cult classic joins the Peacock catalog on Thursday, October 1.

‘Pinocchio: Unstrung’ (2026)

This dark horror reimagining subverts the classic fairy tale into a sinister tale of a wooden puppet brought to life with malevolent intentions. The narrative follows unsuspecting victims who cross paths with the wooden creation as it stalks them through shadowy forest corridors. The film emphasizes practical creature effects, gothic set pieces, and gruesome suspense throughout its runtime. The horror title makes its Peacock debut on Thursday, October 1.

‘No Country for Old Men’ (2007)

Written and directed by Joel and Ethan Coen, this acclaimed neo-Western crime thriller adapts Cormac McCarthy’s novel about a hunter who stumbles upon a drug deal gone wrong in rural Texas. Josh Brolin stars as Llewelyn Moss, who takes a briefcase full of money and finds himself relentlessly hunted by psychopathic assassin Anton Chigurh, played by Javier Bardem. Tommy Lee Jones co-stars as an aging sheriff grappling with the escalating brutality of the changing world. The four-time Oscar-winning masterpiece lands on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘Hannibal’ (2001)

Directed by Ridley Scott, this psychological horror crime thriller serves as the direct sequel to ‘The Silence of the Lambs’, finding Dr. Hannibal Lecter living in Florence, Italy. Anthony Hopkins reprises his role as the infamous cannibal, while Julianne Moore takes on the role of disgraced FBI agent Clarice Starling. Gary Oldman portrays Mason Verger, a surviving victim seeking gruesome revenge against Lecter with the help of corrupt Italian authorities. The lavish thriller arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Inhabitant’ (2022)

Directed by Jerren Lauder, this psychological horror thriller centers on a troubled teenage girl who begins having violent hallucinations and suspects she may be inheriting a dark family curse. Odessa A’zion stars as Tara, a descendant of Lizzie Borden, who struggles to distinguish reality from delusion as brutal murders occur in her town. Leslie Bibb and Dermot Mulroney co-star as parents desperate to protect their daughter while hiding sinister family secrets. The horror film debuts on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘A.I. Artificial Intelligence’ (2001)

Directed by Steven Spielberg and conceived by Stanley Kubrick, this visionary sci-fi drama tells the emotional story of David, an advanced robotic child programmed with the ability to love. Haley Joel Osment delivers a remarkable lead performance alongside Jude Law as a companion mecha who guides him across a futuristic world. The narrative explores profound existential questions regarding consciousness, artificial life, and humanity’s emotional legacy. The sci-fi classic arrives on Peacock on Thursday, October 1.

‘How to Fast Train Your Furious Dragon’ (2026)

This animated action adventure delivers a high-speed mashup of racing spectacle and mythical dragon training. The narrative follows a courageous young hero who forms a bond with a high-velocity dragon to compete in legendary airborne tournaments. The production features vibrant animated sequences, dynamic flight choreography, and family-friendly comedic moments. The animated title officially premieres on Peacock on Friday, October 2.

‘The Fog’ (2005)

Directed by Rupert Wainwright, this supernatural horror remake follows the coastal island community of Antonio Island as a thick, ghostly fog rolls in from the sea. Tom Welling and Maggie Grace star as residents who discover that the mist conceals the vengeful spirits of a murdered leper colony from centuries past. Selma Blair co-stars as a local radio DJ broadcasting warnings as the spectral apparitions claim lives across the island. The horror remake lands on Peacock on Friday, October 2.

‘Pulse’ (2001)

Directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa, this seminal Japanese techno-horror masterpiece explores the unsettling connection between the early internet and malevolent supernatural spirits. The storyline follows young residents in Tokyo as phantom entities begin invading the real world through computer screens, inducing catastrophic loneliness and mass disappearances. Haruhiko Kato and Kumiko Aso star in this deeply atmospheric exploration of modern alienation and metaphysical dread. The haunting classic debuts on Peacock on Friday, October 2.

‘Hannibal Rising’ (2007)

Directed by Peter Webber, this psychological horror prequel chronicles the early life and tragic childhood origins of the notorious Dr. Hannibal Lecter. Gaspard Ulliel stars as the young Hannibal, who embarks on a lethal quest for revenge against the war criminals responsible for the brutal murder of his younger sister. Gong Li co-stars as Lady Murasaki, his protective aunt who teaches him discipline and refined tastes during his formative years in France. The dark origin story begins streaming on Peacock on Friday, October 2.

‘Messengers 2: The Scarecrow’ (2009)

Directed by Martin Barnewitz, this supernatural horror prequel follows a struggling farmer who discovers a mysterious scarecrow in his field that miraculously saves his dying crops. Norman Reedus stars as John Rollins, who quickly realizes that the supernatural talisman demands deadly blood sacrifices in return for his farm’s prosperity. Heather Stephens and Claire Holt co-star as family members who watch John’s sanity rapidly deteriorate under the scarecrow’s dark influence. The rural horror prequel premieres on Peacock on Friday, October 2.

‘No One Lives’ (2013)

Directed by Ryuhei Kitamura, this action slasher film centers on a ruthless gang of highway robbers who hijack a traveling couple, unaware that the male captive is a seasoned serial killer. Luke Evans stars as the unnamed psychopath who systematically hunts down each member of the criminal syndicate to retrieve a kidnapped heiress. Adelaide Clemens, Derek Magyar, and Lee Tergesen feature throughout the gory cat-and-mouse survival thriller. The intense thriller lands on Peacock on Friday, October 2.

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