Here Are All the Movies Coming to Peacock This Week, Including ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2’
Buckle up for an epic week of movies on Peacock from September 29 to October 5, 2025! This lineup is a total smorgasbord—horror that’ll make your skin crawl, family flicks that warm the heart, romances that spark, and comedies that’ll have you in stitches.
With 139 films dropping, there’s a little something for everyone, from timeless classics to fresh gems. Whether you’re craving spooky vibes, magical adventures, or quirky laughs, this list has you covered. Check out the details below for the lowdown on each movie’s story, stars, and creative team!
‘Patient Zero’ (2018)
On October 1, a viral outbreak turns folks into raging monsters, and Dr. Morgan, who can talk to them, hunts for a cure. Matt Smith leads as Dr. Morgan, joined by Natalie Dormer. Directed by Stefan Ruzowitzky, written by Mike Le.
This sci-fi horror dives into a desperate fight for survival. Stanley Tucci plays a scientist helping Morgan. The story’s tense chase for Patient Zero mixes gritty action with tough choices, keeping you hooked as the world teeters on collapse.
‘Casper’s Scare School’ (2006)
On October 1, friendly ghost Casper heads to Scare School, learning to spook while saving both human and ghost worlds. John DiMaggio voices Casper, with Billy West. Directed by Mark Gravas, written by Andrew Nicholls and Darrell Vickers.
This animated gem is all about laughs and heart. Casper teams up with oddball pals for spooky fun, tackling a wild plot with vibrant visuals. It’s a perfect pick for kids, blending silly scares with messages of friendship.
‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1’ (2010)
On October 1, Harry, Ron, and Hermione track down Horcruxes to stop Voldemort, dodging danger at every turn. Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Watson star. Directed by David Yates, written by Steve Kloves, based on J.K. Rowling’s book.
The wizarding trio faces dark times and fractured bonds. Ralph Fiennes plays the menacing Voldemort, with Alan Rickman as Snape. This chapter’s emotional weight and magical stakes set up a thrilling lead-in to the saga’s epic end.
‘Hell Fest’ (2018)
On October 1, a masked slasher hunts Natalie and friends at a horror-themed park, turning fun into terror. Amy Forsyth stars as Natalie, with Reign Edwards. Directed by Gregory Plotkin, written by Seth M. Sherwood.
This slasher flick cranks up the scares with a creepy carnival vibe. Tony Todd’s eerie announcer adds chills. The group’s fight to outrun the killer in a maze of horrors delivers bloody thrills for genre fans.
‘Fright Night’ (1985)
On October 1, teen Charley learns his neighbor’s a vampire and teams with a TV host to stop him. William Ragsdale stars as Charley, with Chris Sarandon. Directed by Tom Holland, written by Tom Holland.
This horror-comedy nails 80s nostalgia with cheeky scares. Roddy McDowall shines as the quirky Peter Vincent. Charley’s battle against the bloodsucker mixes campy fun with tense moments, making it a cult classic gem.
‘Silent Hill: Revelation 3D’ (2012)
On October 1, Heather enters Silent Hill’s foggy nightmare to save her dad, facing twisted creatures. Adelaide Clemens stars as Heather, with Sean Bean. Directed by M.J. Bassett, written by M.J. Bassett, based on the game.
This horror sequel dives into creepy surrealism. Kit Harington joins the eerie cast. Heather’s quest through a cult-ridden, monstrous world unravels dark secrets, delivering haunting visuals and psychological terror in a chilling adventure.
‘Alpha and Omega’ (2019)
On October 1, wolves Kate and Humphrey, from rival packs, team up to get home, sparking laughs and love. Justin Long voices Humphrey, with Hayden Panettiere. Directed by Anthony Bell and Ben Gluck, written by Chris Denk.
This animated romp is pure family fun. Dennis Hopper voices a gruff wolf. The duo’s wild journey through nature blends silly antics and sweet moments, with colorful visuals that kids and parents will love.
‘Leprechaun in the Hood’ (2000)
On October 1, rappers steal a leprechaun’s gold, unleashing his deadly wrath in their city. Warwick Davis stars as the Leprechaun, with Ice-T. Directed by Rob Spera, written by Doug Hall and Jon Huffman.
This horror-comedy goes all-in on campy chaos. Coolio pops up in a wild role. The leprechaun’s murderous spree mixes gory laughs with urban flair, delivering a zany, over-the-top ride for fans of the series.
‘Exorcist: The Beginning’ (2004)
On October 1, Father Merrin uncovers a demonic church in Africa, battling an ancient evil. Stellan Skarsgård stars as Merrin, with James D’Arcy. Directed by Renny Harlin, written by Alexi Hawley, based on William Peter Blatty’s work.
This prequel dives into chilling supernatural horror. Izabella Scorupco plays a doctor aiding Merrin. The eerie dig site and demonic forces create a tense, spooky vibe, as Merrin fights to stop a terrifying ancient threat.
‘Silent Hill’ (2006)
On October 1, Rose searches for her daughter in Silent Hill’s creepy, foggy town, facing monsters and a cult. Radha Mitchell stars as Rose, with Sean Bean. Directed by Christophe Gans, written by Roger Avary, based on the game.
This horror flick nails eerie vibes and twisted visuals. Laurie Holden joins the cast. Rose’s desperate trek through a nightmarish world unravels a haunting mystery, blending emotional stakes with grotesque, unforgettable scares.
‘Monster House’ (2006)
On October 1, kids discover their neighbor’s house is a living monster, eating people, and plot to stop it. Voices include Mitchel Musso and Sam Lerner. Directed by Gil Kenan, written by Dan Harmon, Rob Schrab, and Pamela Pettler.
This animated spooky tale mixes laughs and chills. Steve Buscemi voices the creepy neighbor. The kids’ daring mission to unravel the house’s secret delivers fun scares and vibrant visuals, perfect for family Halloween vibes.
‘Goosebumps’ (2015)
On October 1, R.L. Stine’s book monsters escape, and a teen teams with Stine to trap them. Jack Black stars as Stine, with Dylan Minnette. Directed by Rob Letterman, written by Darren Lemke, based on R.L. Stine’s books.
This family adventure bursts with creepy fun. Odeya Rush joins the chaos. The wild monster chase through town mixes silly scares with action, delivering a fast-paced, kid-friendly romp with werewolves, gnomes, and more.
‘Karen Kingsbury’s A Time to Dance’ (2016)
On October 1, a couple’s love faces career strains, rediscovered through dance and reconnection. Jennie Garth stars with Dan Payne. Directed by Mike Rohl, written by John Wierick, based on Karen Kingsbury’s novel.
This romance tugs at the heartstrings. Corbin Bernsen plays a wise mentor. The couple’s emotional journey, woven with graceful dance, delivers sweet moments and a touching story of love and second chances.
‘The Mouse Trap’ (2024)
On October 1, Alex faces a Mickey Mouse-masked killer in an arcade, fighting to survive her birthday. Sophie McIntosh stars as Alex, with Callum Sywyk. Directed by Jamie Bailey, written by Simon Phillips.
This horror flick brings brutal scares. Simon Phillips plays a creepy figure. The arcade’s neon chaos amps up tension as Alex dodges deadly traps, delivering a bloody, suspenseful fight against a twisted killer.
‘Van Helsing’ (2004)
On October 1, Van Helsing hunts Dracula, werewolves, and Frankenstein’s monster to save a cursed family. Hugh Jackman stars as Van Helsing, with Kate Beckinsale. Directed by Stephen Sommers, written by Stephen Sommers.
This action-horror epic is a wild ride. Richard Roxburgh plays Dracula. Van Helsing’s monster-slaying quest through Transylvania bursts with gothic thrills and big battles, delivering a fun, action-packed supernatural adventure.
‘Freaks of Nature’ (2015)
On October 1, humans, vampires, and zombies unite against an alien invasion in their quirky town. Nicholas Braun stars with Mackenzie Davis. Directed by Robbie Pickering, written by Oren Uziel.
This horror-comedy is a blast of weird fun. Josh Fadem joins the cast. The oddball alliance’s fight against aliens mixes gory laughs and wild action, delivering a quirky, chaotic romp with supernatural flair.
‘Vacancy’ (2007)
On October 1, a couple stranded at a creepy motel uncovers a snuff film plot and fights to escape. Kate Beckinsale stars with Luke Wilson. Directed by Nimród Antal, written by Mark L. Smith.
This thriller keeps you on edge. Frank Whaley plays a shady clerk. The couple’s desperate survival against twisted killers in a claustrophobic setting delivers heart-pounding suspense and chilling motel-based horror.
‘Friday the 13th’ (1980)
On October 1, counselors at Crystal Lake face a vengeful killer tied to a tragic past. Betsy Palmer stars as Mrs. Voorhees, with Adrienne King. Directed by Sean S. Cunningham, written by Victor Miller.
This slasher kicked off a horror legend. Kevin Bacon pops up early. The camp’s eerie vibe and brutal kills build a tense mystery, as the counselors fight to survive a bloody, iconic nightmare.
‘Slither’ (2006)
On October 1, an alien parasite turns a town into slimy monsters, and a ragtag group fights back. Nathan Fillion stars with Elizabeth Banks. Directed by James Gunn, written by James Gunn.
This horror-comedy is gross and hilarious. Michael Rooker plays the infected Grant. The team’s battle against squishy creatures delivers quirky scares and dark laughs, making for a wild, gooey sci-fi romp.
‘The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou’ (2004)
On October 1, oceanographer Steve Zissou chases a mythical shark with his quirky crew on a sea quest. Bill Murray stars as Zissou, with Owen Wilson. Directed by Wes Anderson, written by Wes Anderson and Noah Baumbach.
This quirky comedy pops with style. Cate Blanchett joins the adventure. Zissou’s oddball journey blends dry humor and heartfelt moments, sailing through vibrant visuals for a charming, offbeat tale of redemption.
‘Pride and Prejudice and Zombies’ (2016)
On October 1, Elizabeth Bennet slays zombies and navigates love in a twisted Regency England. Lily James stars as Elizabeth, with Sam Riley. Directed by Burr Steers, written by Burr Steers, based on Seth Grahame-Smith’s novel.
This horror-romance mixes gore and wit. Lena Headey joins the cast. Elizabeth’s zombie-killing and romance with Darcy deliver bloody action and sharp humor, reimagining Austen with a fun, gnarly undead twist.
‘The Vatican Tapes’ (2015)
On October 1, Angela’s possession sparks a battle against an ancient demon, led by priests and doctors. Olivia Taylor Dudley stars as Angela, with Michael Peña. Directed by Mark Neveldine, written by Christopher Borrelli.
This horror ramps up supernatural chills. Dougray Scott joins the fight. The exorcism’s eerie rituals and dark visions create a tense, creepy vibe, as the team races to save Angela from a terrifying evil.
‘Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark’ (2011)
On October 1, young Sally finds creepy creatures in a mansion, fighting to save her family. Bailee Madison stars as Sally, with Katie Holmes. Directed by Troy Nixey, written by Guillermo del Toro and Matthew Robbins.
This gothic horror delivers spooky thrills. Guy Pearce plays Sally’s dad. The house’s sinister secrets and tiny terrors build chilling tension, as Sally’s brave stand creates a haunting, atmospheric scarefest.
‘The Mist’ (2007)
On October 1, a deadly mist traps people in a store, hiding monsters, as David fights to survive. Thomas Jane stars as David, with Marcia Gay Harden. Directed by Frank Darabont, written by Frank Darabont, based on Stephen King’s novella.
This horror-thriller is pure dread. Laurie Holden joins the cast. The group’s battle against creatures and panic delivers intense scares and human drama, unraveling the mist’s secrets in a gripping, emotional fight.
‘Leprechaun: Origins’ (2014)
On October 1, students in Ireland awaken a vicious leprechaun, fighting to escape its deadly hunt. Dylan Postl stars as the Leprechaun, with Stephanie Bennett. Directed by Zach Lipovsky, written by Harris Wilkinson.
This horror reboot brings brutal scares. Brendan Fletcher joins the chaos. The group’s vacation turns into a bloody chase through Ireland, mixing folklore with gory thrills in a tense, supernatural showdown.
‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2’ (2011)
On October 1, Harry, Ron, and Hermione face Voldemort in a final Hogwarts showdown to save the world. Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Watson star. Directed by David Yates, written by Steve Kloves, based on J.K. Rowling’s novel.
This epic finale packs magic and heart. Ralph Fiennes plays Voldemort. The trio’s climactic battle delivers massive spells, emotional stakes, and dazzling visuals, wrapping up the beloved series with a thrilling, tear-jerking bang.
‘White Noise’ (2005)
On October 1, Jonathan obsesses over contacting his dead wife via eerie signals, uncovering a ghostly mystery. Michael Keaton stars as Jonathan, with Deborah Kara Unger. Directed by Geoffrey Sax, written by Niall Johnson.
This supernatural thriller chills with spooky vibes. Chandra West joins the cast. Jonathan’s quest through creepy transmissions leads to dark secrets, blending grief and paranormal dread in a tense, emotional journey.
‘Open by Christmas’ (2021)
On October 1, Nicky finds an old Christmas card and hunts its sender, sparking holiday romance. Alison Sweeney stars as Nicky, with Erica Durance. Directed by David Weaver, written by Amyn Kaderali and Kristin V. Holloway.
This festive romance is pure coziness. Brennan Elliott joins the fun. Nicky’s quest weaves love and holiday cheer, delivering a heartwarming tale of connection and surprises set in a snowy, feel-good world.
‘Home’ (2015)
On October 1, alien Oh and human Tip team up to save Earth from an invasion, hitting the road. Voices include Jim Parsons as Oh and Rihanna as Tip. Directed by Tim Johnson, written by Tom J. Astle and Matt Ember.
This animated adventure is a blast. Steve Martin voices a quirky alien. Oh and Tip’s wild trip mixes funny mishaps and sweet friendship, delivering colorful visuals and a heartwarming tale for all ages.
‘Next Door Spy’ (2017)
On October 1, young Agathe plays detective, suspecting her neighbor’s a crook, and uncovers town secrets. Voices include Simone Edemann Møgelhøj. Directed by Karla von Bengtson, written by Karla von Bengtson.
This Danish animated mystery is charming fun. Agathe’s sleuthing brings quirky twists and laughs. The story’s clever clues and colorful characters make it a delightful watch for kids, packed with lighthearted adventure.
‘Where the Scary Things Are’ (2022)
On October 1, teens’ fake urban legend becomes real, unleashing a monster they must stop. Paul Cottman stars with Molly Malin. Directed by B. Harrison Smith, written by B. Harrison Smith.
This horror flick delivers teen scares. Michael Cervantes joins the cast. The group’s prank-gone-wrong leads to a bloody creature hunt, blending slasher vibes with spooky thrills in a tense, gritty fight.
‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ (1992)
On October 1, cheerleader Buffy learns she’s a vampire slayer and battles a bloodsucking foe. Kristy Swanson stars as Buffy, with Luke Perry. Directed by Fran Rubel Kuzui, written by Joss Whedon.
This horror-comedy sparkles with 90s charm. Donald Sutherland joins the fun. Buffy’s vampire-hunting antics mix campy action and teen sass, laying the groundwork for the iconic series with quirky, bloody flair.
‘The Fly’ (1986)
On October 1, scientist Seth’s teleportation mishap fuses him with a fly, turning him monstrous. Jeff Goldblum stars as Seth, with Geena Davis. Directed by David Cronenberg, written by Charles Edward Pogue and David Cronenberg.
This body-horror classic is gut-wrenching. John Getz joins the cast. Seth’s grotesque change and emotional spiral deliver chilling effects and deep tragedy, making a haunting, unforgettable tale of science gone wrong.
‘The Purge’ (2013)
On October 1, a family faces intruders during a lawless Purge night, fighting to survive their home. Ethan Hawke stars with Lena Headey. Directed by James DeMonaco, written by James DeMonaco.
This dystopian thriller grips with tension. Rhys Wakefield plays a creepy purger. The family’s stand against violent chaos blends action and moral questions, kicking off the franchise with a nerve-wracking bang.
‘The Skeleton Key’ (2005)
On October 1, nurse Caroline uncovers spooky secrets in a Louisiana mansion while caring for a patient. Kate Hudson stars as Caroline, with Gena Rowlands. Directed by Iain Softley, written by Ehren Kruger.
This gothic horror oozes creepy vibes. Peter Sarsgaard joins the cast. Caroline’s dive into hoodoo and the house’s past brings eerie twists, delivering a haunting mix of suspense and supernatural mystery.
‘Leprechaun: Back 2 Tha’ Hood’ (2003)
On October 1, friends steal a leprechaun’s gold, sparking his deadly rampage in their neighborhood. Warwick Davis stars as the Leprechaun, with Tangi Miller. Directed by Steven Ayromlooi, written by Steven Ayromlooi.
This horror-comedy is pure wild fun. Laz Alonso joins the chaos. The leprechaun’s gory hunt blends campy kills and urban style, delivering a zany, bloody ride with mischievous supernatural flair.
‘Fantastic Mr. Fox’ (2009)
On October 1, sly fox Mr. Fox outsmarts farmers after stealing their goods, sparking a hilarious feud. Voices include George Clooney and Meryl Streep. Directed by Wes Anderson, written by Wes Anderson and Noah Baumbach, based on Roald Dahl’s book.
This stop-motion gem bursts with charm. Jason Schwartzman joins the cast. Mr. Fox’s clever schemes and family antics deliver witty laughs and vibrant visuals, making a quirky, heartwarming adventure for all.
‘Scream 2’ (1997)
On October 1, Sidney faces a new Ghostface killer at college, dodging a copycat murder spree. Neve Campbell stars as Sidney, with David Arquette. Directed by Wes Craven, written by Kevin Williamson.
This slasher sequel ups the stakes. Courteney Cox joins the fun. Sidney’s fight blends meta-humor and bloody thrills, delivering clever horror and twists that keep the franchise’s sharp edge slicing.
‘What Lies Beneath’ (2000)
On October 1, Claire suspects her house is haunted, uncovering her husband’s dark past in a spooky mystery. Michelle Pfeiffer stars as Claire, with Harrison Ford. Directed by Robert Zemeckis, written by Clark Gregg.
This thriller chills with ghostly vibes. James Remar joins the cast. Claire’s probe into eerie visions delivers suspense and paranormal twists, crafting a gripping, emotional tale of secrets and scares.
‘The Darjeeling Limited’ (2007)
On October 1, three brothers take a wild train trip across India to reconnect and heal old wounds. Owen Wilson, Adrien Brody, and Jason Schwartzman star. Directed by Wes Anderson, written by Wes Anderson, Roman Coppola, and Jason Schwartzman.
This quirky comedy glows with heart. Anjelica Huston joins the ride. The brothers’ chaotic journey mixes oddball encounters and emotional depth, delivering a colorful, heartfelt adventure in Anderson’s playful style.
‘One Perfect Wedding’ (2021)
On October 1, Cara juggles wedding plans and surprises, finding love and balance in chaos. Taylor Cole stars as Cara, with Jack Turner. Directed by Gary Yates, written by Erinne Dobson.
This rom-com sparkles with charm. Rukiya Bernard joins the fun. Cara’s wedding prep weaves sweet moments and laughs, delivering a cozy, heartfelt story of love and celebration in a dreamy setting.
‘The Return of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ (1995)
On October 1, teens crash prom night and meet Leatherface’s cannibal clan, fighting to survive. Renée Zellweger stars with Matthew McConaughey. Directed by Kim Henkel, written by Kim Henkel.
This horror sequel goes wild with gore. Robert Jacks plays Leatherface. The teens’ bloody escape delivers chaotic slasher thrills, packing 90s energy and gruesome kills in a crazy, cult-favorite ride.
‘The Devil’s Rejects’ (2005)
On October 1, the Firefly killers flee a sheriff’s vengeance, leaving a bloody trail. Sid Haig stars with Bill Moseley. Directed by Rob Zombie, written by Rob Zombie.
This gritty horror amps up chaos. Sheri Moon Zombie joins the cast. The family’s violent spree clashes with brutal justice, delivering raw, bloody thrills and dark humor in a relentless road trip.
‘Girlfriendship’ (2022)
On October 1, three friends’ getaway turns into a heartfelt journey of bonding and self-discovery. Lyndie Greenwood stars with Tamera Mowry-Housley. Directed by Keshia Knight Pulliam, written by Jessiline Berry.
This warm drama shines with heart. Brad James joins the cast. The women’s trip weaves laughs and emotional moments, delivering a sweet story of friendship and growth in a cozy, uplifting setting.
‘The Frighteners’ (1996)
On October 1, psychic conman Frank teams with ghosts to stop a supernatural killer in his town. Michael J. Fox stars as Frank, with Trini Alvarado. Directed by Peter Jackson, written by Fran Walsh and Peter Jackson.
This horror-comedy mixes spooky fun and laughs. Jeffrey Combs joins the cast. Frank’s ghostly adventure delivers quirky scares and wild visuals, crafting a thrilling, offbeat tale of supernatural detective work.
‘Wendy Williams: What a Mess!’ (2021)
On October 1, this documentary dives into Wendy Williams’ rise, struggles, and media career with raw honesty. Wendy Williams stars as herself. Directed by Darren Grant, written by Leigh Davenport.
The film traces her fame and challenges. Archival clips and interviews pack emotional punch. Williams’ journey through health and personal triumphs delivers an intimate, compelling look at a talk show icon.
‘The Craft: Legacy’ (2020)
On October 1, teen witches embrace their powers, but dark magic brings dangerous consequences. Cailee Spaeny stars with Gideon Adlon. Directed by Zoe Lister-Jones, written by Zoe Lister-Jones.
This horror sequel blends teen drama and mysticism. Michelle Monaghan joins the cast. The coven’s magical experiments unleash chaos, delivering a fresh, stylish take on the cult classic with spooky flair.
‘Masters of the Universe’ (1987)
On October 1, He-Man battles Skeletor to save Eternia, chasing a cosmic key on Earth. Dolph Lundgren stars as He-Man, with Frank Langella. Directed by Gary Goddard, written by David Odell.
This sci-fi fantasy rocks 80s camp. Courtney Cox joins the cast. He-Man’s epic fight blends sword-and-sorcery with wild action, delivering a nostalgic, action-packed adventure against Skeletor’s evil plans.
‘The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2’ (1986)
On October 1, Leatherface and his clan hunt a DJ and ranger after gruesome murders. Dennis Hopper stars with Caroline Williams. Directed by Tobe Hooper, written by L.M. Kit Carson.
This horror sequel cranks up gore and laughs. Bill Moseley plays Chop Top. The bloody chase through Texas delivers wild, chaotic thrills, blending slasher terror with quirky, cult-favorite energy.
‘The Final Girls’ (2015)
On October 1, Max and friends are trapped in a 1980s slasher flick, fighting its killer. Taissa Farmiga stars as Max, with Malin Åkerman. Directed by Todd Strauss-Schulson, written by M.A. Fortin and Joshua John Miller.
This horror-comedy nails meta fun. Adam DeVine joins the cast. The group’s battle with campy tropes and gory kills delivers laughs and heart, crafting a clever, heartfelt nod to slasher classics.
‘Casper’ (1995)
On October 1, friendly ghost Casper bonds with teen Kat in a haunted mansion, chasing treasure. Christina Ricci stars as Kat, with Bill Pullman. Directed by Brad Silberling, written by Sherri Stoner and Deanna Oliver.
This family fantasy is pure charm. Devon Sawa voices Casper. The duo’s ghostly antics and heartfelt bond deliver spooky fun and sweet moments, making a whimsical, heartwarming adventure for all.
‘Shaun of the Dead’ (2004)
On October 1, slacker Shaun fights zombies in London, aiming for a pub safe haven. Simon Pegg stars as Shaun, with Kate Ashfield. Directed by Edgar Wright, written by Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright.
This horror-comedy is a cult gem. Nick Frost joins the fun. Shaun’s zombie-battling chaos mixes gory action and sharp laughs, delivering a hilarious, heartfelt romp through an undead apocalypse.
‘Scared Shrekless’ (2010)
On October 1, Shrek and pals tell scary Halloween stories in a haunted castle for spooky fun. Voices include Mike Myers as Shrek and Cameron Diaz. Directed by Gary Trousdale, written by Gary Trousdale and Sean Bishop.
This animated special rocks Halloween vibes. Eddie Murphy joins the cast. The gang’s creepy tales deliver kid-friendly scares and laughs, with vibrant visuals and Shrek’s goofy charm in a festive treat.
‘Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone’ (2001)
On October 1, young Harry discovers he’s a wizard, starting at Hogwarts and facing dark secrets. Daniel Radcliffe stars as Harry, with Rupert Grint. Directed by Chris Columbus, written by Steve Kloves, based on J.K. Rowling’s novel.
This magical kickoff sparkles with wonder. Emma Watson joins the cast. Harry’s journey through spells and friendship delivers enchanting visuals and heartfelt stakes, launching the beloved saga with charm and mystery.
‘Land of the Lost’ (2009)
On October 1, scientist Rick falls into a dinosaur-filled world, teaming up to get home. Will Ferrell stars as Rick, with Anna Friel. Directed by Brad Silberling, written by Chris Henchy and Dennis McNicholas.
This sci-fi comedy is wacky fun. Danny McBride joins the chaos. Rick’s wild adventure through prehistoric lands blends slapstick laughs and quirky creatures, delivering a zany, lighthearted romp for all.
‘Isle of Dogs’ (2018)
On October 1, young Atari hunts his exiled dog on a trash island with talking canine pals. Voices include Bryan Cranston and Koyu Rankin. Directed by Wes Anderson, written by Wes Anderson.
This stop-motion tale pops with heart. Edward Norton joins the cast. Atari’s quest through a quirky dystopia delivers stunning visuals and sweet bonds, crafting a charming, rebellious adventure in Anderson’s style.
‘Meatballs’ (1979)
On October 1, counselor Tripper leads misfit campers in a prank-filled summer against a rival camp. Bill Murray stars as Tripper, with Chris Makepeace. Directed by Ivan Reitman, written by Len Blum and Daniel Goldberg.
This 70s comedy is pure fun. Harvey Atkin joins the cast. Tripper’s goofy antics and the campers’ rivalry deliver slapstick laughs and heart, making a classic, feel-good summer camp adventure.
‘From Dusk Till Dawn’ (1996)
On October 1, fugitive brothers and hostages face vampires in a Mexican bar, fighting till dawn. George Clooney stars with Quentin Tarantino. Directed by Robert Rodriguez, written by Quentin Tarantino.
This action-horror flips from crime to chaos. Harvey Keitel joins the cast. The group’s bloody vampire battle blends gory thrills and dark humor, delivering a wild, cult-classic ride with epic energy.
‘The Open Road’ (2009)
On October 1, Carlton takes his baseball star dad on a road trip to reconnect and heal. Justin Timberlake stars as Carlton, with Jeff Bridges. Directed by Michael Meredith, written by Michael Meredith.
This drama weaves heart and humor. Kate Mara joins the cast. The father-son journey through America delivers emotional moments and light laughs, crafting a touching tale of family and growth.
‘The Hitcher’ (1986)
On October 1, young Jim picks up a psychotic hitchhiker, sparking a deadly road chase. C. Thomas Howell stars as Jim, with Rutger Hauer. Directed by Robert Harmon, written by Eric Red.
This thriller grips with relentless fear. Jennifer Jason Leigh joins the cast. Jim’s fight to escape the killer’s pursuit delivers heart-pounding tension, blending psychological horror and gritty action on the open road.
‘The Craft’ (1996)
On October 1, four teen witches form a coven, wielding magic that spirals into dark chaos. Robin Tunney stars with Fairuza Balk. Directed by Andrew Fleming, written by Peter Filardi and Andrew Fleming.
This horror-drama rocks 90s vibes. Neve Campbell joins the cast. The coven’s spells unleash betrayal and danger, delivering a stylish, spooky cult classic with teen angst and supernatural thrills.
‘The Big Short’ (2015)
On October 1, investors bet against the housing market, predicting the 2008 crash and exposing corruption. Christian Bale stars with Steve Carell. Directed by Adam McKay, written by Adam McKay and Charles Randolph, based on Michael Lewis’ book.
This drama-comedy zings with wit. Ryan Gosling joins the cast. The group’s risky gamble unveils Wall Street’s flaws, delivering a sharp, fast-paced look at greed and collapse with biting humor.
‘Friday the 13th Part 2’ (1981)
On October 1, Jason Voorhees hunts counselors at Crystal Lake, seeking revenge for his mom. Amy Steel stars with John Furey. Directed by Steve Miner, written by Ron Kurz.
This slasher sequel amps up the kills. Warrington Gillette plays Jason. The counselors’ fight in the creepy camp delivers brutal horror and iconic scares, building Jason’s chilling legacy.
‘Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 2’ (2024)
On October 1, feral Pooh and pals terrorize Christopher Robin and a town in a bloody rampage. Scott Chambers stars as Christopher, with Ryan Oliva. Directed by Rhys Frake-Waterfield, written by Rhys Frake-Waterfield and Matt Leslie.
This horror sequel twists childhood tales. The creatures’ gory hunt delivers shocking scares and dark humor, crafting a wild, brutal slasher that flips the classic story into a nightmare.
‘Campfire Kiss’ (2017)
On October 1, a single mom and widower clash on a camping trip, sparking sweet romance. Danica McKellar stars with Paul Greene. Directed by James Head, written by Rick Suvalle.
This rom-com glows with heart. Christopher Russell joins the cast. The pair’s outdoor mishaps weave funny moments and love, delivering a cozy, feel-good story set in nature’s charm.
‘I’m Not There’ (2007)
On October 1, six actors embody Bob Dylan’s life, exploring his music and complex persona. Christian Bale stars with Cate Blanchett. Directed by Todd Haynes, written by Todd Haynes and Oren Moverman.
This bold drama mixes surreal vibes. Heath Ledger joins the cast. The nonlinear tale weaves Dylan’s career with artistic flair, delivering a unique, compelling look at the music legend’s many faces.
‘Ghostbusters’ (1984)
On October 1, paranormal pros tackle ghosts wreaking havoc in New York, facing a spooky apocalypse. Bill Murray stars with Dan Aykroyd. Directed by Ivan Reitman, written by Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis.
This comedy classic pops with fun. Sigourney Weaver joins the cast. The team’s ghost-busting antics, from slime to Stay Puft, deliver iconic laughs and action, making a timeless, spooky hit.
‘Leprechaun 4: In Space’ (1997)
On October 1, the leprechaun wreaks havoc on a space station, chasing gold and a princess. Warwick Davis stars as the Leprechaun, with Jessica Collins. Directed by Brian Trenchard-Smith, written by Dennis Pratt.
This horror-comedy goes bonkers in space. Brent Jasmer joins the cast. The leprechaun’s wild kills blend campy gore and sci-fi chaos, delivering a zany, out-of-this-world franchise chapter.
‘Leprechaun’ (1993)
On October 1, a teen and pals fight a greedy leprechaun after stealing his gold, sparking chaos. Warwick Davis stars as the Leprechaun, with Jennifer Aniston. Directed by Mark Jones, written by Mark Jones.
This horror-comedy launches the cult series. Ken Olandt joins the cast. The leprechaun’s deadly tricks mix gory fun and folklore, delivering a wild, mischievous ride with supernatural scares.
‘Scream 3’ (2000)
On October 1, Sidney battles a new Ghostface on a Hollywood set, digging into her past. Neve Campbell stars with David Arquette. Directed by Wes Craven, written by Ehren Kruger.
This slasher sequel keeps the meta-vibes. Courteney Cox joins the cast. Sidney’s fight delivers bloody thrills and clever twists, diving deeper into the franchise’s lore with sharp, scary fun.
‘Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince’ (2009)
On October 1, Harry finds a mysterious book as Voldemort’s power grows, facing dark secrets. Daniel Radcliffe stars with Rupert Grint. Directed by David Yates, written by Steve Kloves, based on J.K. Rowling’s novel.
This fantasy weaves romance and danger. Jim Broadbent joins the cast. Harry’s quest with Dumbledore delivers magical battles and emotional stakes, crafting a pivotal, thrilling chapter in the saga.
‘Friday the 13th Part III’ (1982)
On October 1, Jason Voorhees, now masked, stalks vacationers at Crystal Lake with deadly intent. Dana Kimmell stars with Paul Kratka. Directed by Steve Miner, written by Martin Kitrosser and Carol Watson.
This slasher brings Jason’s iconic mask. Richard Brooker plays Jason. The group’s getaway turns bloody, delivering tense horror and brutal kills, cementing the franchise’s chilling, campy legacy.
‘W.’ (2008)
On October 1, this biopic follows George W. Bush’s rise from youth to presidency, tackling Iraq War choices. Josh Brolin stars as Bush, with Elizabeth Banks. Directed by Oliver Stone, written by Stanley Weiser.
This drama digs into politics. James Cromwell joins the cast. Bush’s journey through power and controversy delivers sharp insight, blending personal struggles and historical moments with bold storytelling.
‘Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events’ (2004)
On October 1, the Baudelaire orphans outsmart evil Count Olaf after their parents’ death, solving mysteries. Jim Carrey stars as Olaf, with Emily Browning. Directed by Brad Silberling, written by Robert Gordon, based on Lemony Snicket’s books.
This gothic tale mixes dark whimsy. Liam Aiken joins the cast. The orphans’ clever fight against Olaf’s schemes delivers quirky visuals and heart, crafting a charming, adventurous story of resilience.
‘Leprechaun 3’ (1995)
On October 1, the leprechaun chases his gold in Vegas, causing casino chaos with deadly tricks. Warwick Davis stars as the Leprechaun, with John Gatins. Directed by Brian Trenchard-Smith, written by David DuBos.
This horror-comedy brings campy fun. Lee Armstrong joins the cast. The leprechaun’s gory spree blends dark humor and wild antics, delivering a chaotic, supernatural romp in a glitzy setting.
‘American Psycho’ (2000)
On October 1, banker Patrick Bateman hides his serial killer life, indulging in brutal violence. Christian Bale stars as Bateman, with Willem Dafoe. Directed by Mary Harron, written by Mary Harron and Guinevere Turner, based on Bret Easton Ellis’ novel.
This horror-thriller mixes satire and gore. Jared Leto joins the cast. Bateman’s chilling descent into madness delivers dark humor and shocking kills, crafting a stylish, psychological masterpiece of wealth and horror.
‘Leprechaun 2’ (1994)
On October 1, the leprechaun hunts a bride and his gold, terrorizing a teen and friends. Warwick Davis stars as the Leprechaun, with Charlie Heath. Directed by Rodman Flender, written by Turi Meyer and Al Septien.
This horror-comedy delivers wild chaos. Sandy Baron joins the cast. The leprechaun’s deadly pursuit mixes gory kills and folklore, offering a mischievous, bloody romp with supernatural shenanigans.
‘Office Space’ (1999)
On October 1, fed-up Peter rebels against his dull office job, sparking chaos with pals. Ron Livingston stars as Peter, with Jennifer Aniston. Directed by Mike Judge, written by Mike Judge.
This comedy nails workplace woes. Gary Cole joins the cast. Peter’s slacker antics and scam deliver hilarious jabs at cubicle life, making a cult classic packed with sharp, relatable laughs.
‘How to Train Your Dragon 2’ (2014)
On October 1, Hiccup and Toothless face a dragon threat, fighting to save their island. Voices include Jay Baruchel and Cate Blanchett. Directed by Dean DeBlois, written by Dean DeBlois.
This animated epic soars with heart. Gerard Butler joins the cast. Hiccup’s quest to unite dragons and humans delivers thrilling battles and sweet moments, deepening the saga with vibrant adventure.
‘Zombies Halloween Cast Party’ (2018)
On October 1, the ‘Zombies’ cast throws a spooky Halloween bash with music and skits. Milo Manheim and Meg Donnelly star. Directed by Paul Hoen, written by David Light and Joseph Raso.
This musical special pops with teen energy. Kylee Russell joins the fun. The cast’s festive performances deliver spooky songs and laughs, making a vibrant, kid-friendly treat for Disney fans.
‘New in Town’ (2009)
On October 1, exec Lucy moves to Minnesota, finding love and community while saving a factory. Renée Zellweger stars as Lucy, with Harry Connick Jr. Directed by Jonas Elmer, written by Ken Rance and C. Jay Cox.
This rom-com glows with charm. J.K. Simmons joins the cast. Lucy’s small-town adventure weaves funny clashes and sweet bonds, delivering a heartwarming tale of growth and unexpected love.
‘Halloween’ (2007)
On October 1, Michael Myers’ evil roots lead to a brutal killing spree targeting Laurie. Scout Taylor-Compton stars as Laurie, with Malcolm McDowell. Directed by Rob Zombie, written by Rob Zombie.
This horror remake packs raw terror. Tyler Mane plays Michael. Laurie’s fight delivers gory scares and dark backstory, reimagining the slasher classic with intense, gritty violence and dread.
‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ (2014)
On October 1, concierge Gustave and Zero navigate a murder and theft in a quirky hotel. Ralph Fiennes stars as Gustave, with Tony Revolori. Directed by Wes Anderson, written by Wes Anderson.
This comedy-drama dazzles with style. Bill Murray joins the cast. The duo’s zany adventure through retro Europe blends witty humor and vibrant visuals, crafting a charming, eccentric tale.
‘Arachnophobia’ (1990)
On October 1, a town battles deadly spiders, led by a doctor terrified of them. Jeff Daniels stars with Harley Jane Kozak. Directed by Frank Marshall, written by Don Jakoby and Wesley Strick.
This horror-comedy mixes creeps and laughs. John Goodman joins the cast. The town’s fight against the spider swarm delivers fun scares and quirky charm, with crawly thrills for all.
‘American Psycho II: All American Girl’ (2002)
On October 1, student Rachael aims to be a serial killer, targeting a professor’s job. Mila Kunis stars as Rachael, with William Shatner. Directed by Morgan J. Freeman, written by Alex Sanger and Karen Craig.
This horror-thriller brings dark twists. Geraint Wyn Davies joins the cast. Rachael’s bloody ambition delivers chilling kills and satire, crafting a wild, standalone sequel with a cunning antihero.
‘Death Becomes Her’ (1992)
On October 1, rival women take a youth potion, leading to hilarious, immortal chaos. Meryl Streep stars with Goldie Hawn. Directed by Robert Zemeckis, written by Martin Donovan and David Koepp.
This dark comedy sparkles with wit. Bruce Willis joins the cast. The women’s feud delivers campy laughs and wild effects, creating a quirky, timeless tale of vanity and rivalry.
‘The Wolf Man’ (1941)
On October 1, Larry Talbot becomes a werewolf after a bite, battling his monstrous curse. Lon Chaney Jr. stars as Larry, with Claude Rains. Directed by George Waggner, written by Curt Siodmak.
This horror classic drips with gothic chills. Bela Lugosi joins the cast. Larry’s tragic transformation delivers eerie tension and timeless terror, making a legendary mark in monster movie history.
‘Engaging Father Christmas’ (2017)
On October 1, Miranda digs into her family’s past, finding love and holiday joy. Erin Krakow stars as Miranda, with Niall Matter. Directed by David Weaver, written by David Golden.
This festive romance warms the heart. Wendy Crewson joins the cast. Miranda’s journey weaves sweet secrets and snowy charm, delivering a cozy, uplifting story of love and holiday spirit.
‘Down in the Valley’ (2005)
On October 1, drifter Harlan charms teen Tobe but hides a dangerous side in a Western drama. Edward Norton stars as Harlan, with Evan Rachel Wood. Directed by David Jacobson, written by David Jacobson.
This tale blends romance and tension. David Morse joins the cast. Harlan’s cowboy charm unravels into obsession, delivering a gripping, emotional story with a modern Western vibe.
‘Holiday Date’ (2019)
On October 1, Brooke hires an actor as her fake boyfriend for Christmas, sparking real love. Brittany Bristow stars as Brooke, with Matt Cohen. Directed by Jeff Beesley, written by Karen Berger and Tyler Straessle.
This rom-com shines with holiday cheer. Teryl Rothery joins the cast. Brooke’s fake romance delivers funny moments and sweet sparks, crafting a cozy, heartwarming tale of love and family.
‘It Follows’ (2015)
On October 1, Jay’s cursed by a relentless entity after a date, passing it to survive. Maika Monroe stars as Jay, with Keir Gilchrist. Directed by David Robert Mitchell, written by David Robert Mitchell.
This horror chills with eerie dread. Jake Weary joins the cast. Jay’s fight against the slow-stalking entity delivers unique scares and tension, crafting a haunting, atmospheric thriller.
‘Christmas at Dollywood’ (2019)
On October 1, Rachel plans a Dollywood holiday show, finding romance and festive fun. Danica McKellar stars as Rachel, with Niall Matter. Directed by Michael Robison, written by Nina Weinman.
This rom-com glows with holiday magic. Dolly Parton cameos. Rachel’s event weaves love and festive charm, delivering a heartwarming tale set in Dollywood’s cozy, celebratory backdrop for all.
‘Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix’ (2007)
On October 1, Harry leads a secret group against Voldemort’s rise as darkness hits Hogwarts. Daniel Radcliffe stars with Rupert Grint. Directed by David Yates, written by Michael Goldenberg, based on J.K. Rowling’s novel.
This fantasy packs rebellion and heart. Imelda Staunton joins the cast. Harry’s fight against Umbridge and evil delivers thrilling magic and emotional stakes, deepening the saga’s dark adventure.
‘Krampus’ (2015)
On October 1, a family’s bad Christmas summons Krampus, a demon punishing the naughty. Adam Scott stars with Toni Collette. Directed by Michael Dougherty, written by Todd Casey, Michael Dougherty, and Zach Shields.
This horror-comedy mixes festive scares. David Koechner joins the cast. The family’s battle with Krampus’ minions delivers dark humor and creepy thrills, twisting holiday folklore into a wild ride.
‘The Purge: Election Year’ (2016)
On October 1, a senator fighting to end the Purge is hunted during the violent night. Frank Grillo stars with Elizabeth Mitchell. Directed by James DeMonaco, written by James DeMonaco.
This dystopian thriller cranks up action. Mykelti Williamson joins the cast. The senator’s chaotic survival delivers intense chases and social commentary, blending violence with a gripping fight for change.
‘Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III’ (1990)
On October 1, a couple meets Leatherface’s cannibal clan on a Texas road trip, fighting to live. Kate Hodge stars with William Butler. Directed by Jeff Burr, written by David J. Schow.
This horror sequel delivers bloody chaos. R.A. Mihailoff plays Leatherface. The couple’s escape blends gory kills and gritty terror, offering a raw, intense chapter in the slasher saga.
‘The Ring’ (2002)
On October 1, journalist Rachel probes a deadly video that kills in seven days, racing to break its curse. Naomi Watts stars as Rachel, with Martin Henderson. Directed by Gore Verbinski, written by Ehren Kruger.
This horror-thriller chills to the bone. Daveigh Chase joins the cast. Rachel’s dive into the video’s eerie origins delivers iconic scares and suspense, crafting a tense, supernatural nightmare.
‘Casper’s Haunted Christmas’ (2000)
On October 1, Casper must scare someone by Christmas or face exile, teaming with uncles for fun. Voices include Brendon Ryan Barrett as Casper. Directed by Owen Hurley, written by Ian Boothby.
This animated holiday tale is spooky fun. Kathleen Barr joins the cast. Casper’s kind mission delivers laughs and ghostly charm, making a heartwarming, kid-friendly adventure with festive vibes.
‘Drag Me to Hell’ (2009)
On October 1, Christine’s cursed by a gypsy, facing demons to break the spell. Alison Lohman stars as Christine, with Justin Long. Directed by Sam Raimi, written by Sam Raimi and Ivan Raimi.
This horror pops with wild scares. Lorna Raver joins the cast. Christine’s fight blends gruesome thrills and dark humor, delivering a relentless, spooky nightmare with Raimi’s bold style.
‘Bones and All’ (2022)
On October 1, young cannibals Maren and Lee fall in love on a road trip, facing their dark urges. Taylor Russell stars as Maren, with Timothée Chalamet. Directed by Luca Guadagnino, written by David Kajganich.
This horror-romance mixes gore and heart. Mark Rylance joins the cast. The duo’s bloody journey delivers haunting visuals and raw emotion, crafting a unique, intense coming-of-age tale.
‘The Dancing Detective: A Deadly Tango’ (2023)
On October 1, detective Constance solves a murder at a tango contest, dancing with intrigue. Lacey Chabert stars as Constance, with Will Kemp. Directed by Stefan Scaini, written by Aubrey Day.
This mystery-romance sways with charm. Diego Klattenhoff joins the cast. Constance’s undercover sleuthing blends sultry dance and clever clues, delivering a fun, lighthearted whodunit with romantic sparks.
‘The Omen’ (1976)
On October 1, diplomat Robert suspects his son Damien is the Antichrist, facing evil signs. Gregory Peck stars as Robert, with Lee Remick. Directed by Richard Donner, written by David Seltzer.
This horror classic drips with dread. David Warner joins the cast. Robert’s probe into Damien’s origins delivers chilling suspense and iconic scares, crafting a timeless tale of demonic terror.
‘Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban’ (2004)
On October 1, Harry faces escaped prisoner Sirius Black and dark creatures at Hogwarts. Daniel Radcliffe stars with Rupert Grint. Directed by Alfonso Cuarón, written by Steve Kloves, based on J.K. Rowling’s novel.
This fantasy amps up mystery. Gary Oldman joins the cast. Harry’s time-traveling adventure delivers thrilling magic and emotional depth, crafting a darker, vibrant chapter in the wizarding saga.
‘Last Night in Soho’ (2021)
On October 1, Eloise time-travels to 1960s London, uncovering a murder with deadly ties. Thomasin McKenzie stars as Eloise, with Anya Taylor-Joy. Directed by Edgar Wright, written by Edgar Wright and Krysty Wilson-Cairns.
This thriller blends glamour and horror. Matt Smith joins the cast. Eloise’s visions deliver stylish suspense and eerie twists, crafting a haunting, time-bending tale of obsession and danger.
‘Malignant’ (2021)
On October 1, Madison’s murder visions tie to a dark entity from her past, threatening her life. Annabelle Wallis stars as Madison, with Maddie Hasson. Directed by James Wan, written by Akela Cooper.
This horror shocks with wild twists. George Young joins the cast. Madison’s fight blends gory scares and creepy vibes, delivering a bold, unpredictable nightmare with Wan’s intense style.
‘My Soul to Take’ (2010)
On October 1, teens born during a killer’s rampage face a vengeful spirit hunting them. Max Thieriot stars with John Magaro. Directed by Wes Craven, written by Wes Craven.
This horror-thriller brings spooky suspense. Denzel Whitaker joins the cast. The group’s survival fight uncovers dark secrets, delivering eerie twists and bloody scares in a chilling tale.
‘Casper: A Spirited Beginning’ (1997)
On October 1, Casper learns ghost life while helping a boy save a haunted house. Steve Guttenberg stars with Lori Loughlin. Directed by Sean McNamara, written by Jymn Magon and Thomas Hart.
This family prequel sparkles with spooky fun. Jeremy Foley voices Casper. The ghostly antics and kid’s mission deliver laughs and heart, making a charming, lighthearted adventure for all ages.
‘Ghostbusters II’ (1989)
On October 1, the Ghostbusters tackle a supernatural slime and evil spirit threatening New York. Bill Murray stars with Dan Aykroyd. Directed by Ivan Reitman, written by Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis.
This comedy sequel rocks ghostly chaos. Sigourney Weaver joins the cast. The team’s fight against Vigo blends spooky action and laughs, keeping the iconic franchise’s fun, energetic vibe alive.
‘I’ll Always Know What You Did Last Summer’ (2006)
On October 1, teens face a hook-wielding killer after a prank, tied to a deadly legend. Brooke Nevin stars with David Paetkau. Directed by Sylvain White, written by Michael D. Weiss.
This slasher sequel delivers bloody thrills. Torrey DeVitto joins the cast. The group’s fight blends gory kills and suspense, continuing the franchise with a straightforward, chilling scarefest.
‘I Still Know What You Did Last Summer’ (1998)
On October 1, Julie faces the hook-handed killer on a tropical island, uncovering dark secrets. Jennifer Love Hewitt stars as Julie, with Freddie Prinze Jr. Directed by Danny Cannon, written by Trey Callaway.
This slasher brings tropical terror. Brandy joins the cast. Julie’s vacation turns deadly with bloody chases, delivering suspense and scares in a thrilling continuation of the horror series.
‘The Purge: Anarchy’ (2014)
On October 1, strangers unite to survive the Purge’s lawless night, facing violent gangs. Frank Grillo stars with Carmen Ejogo. Directed by James DeMonaco, written by James DeMonaco.
This dystopian thriller packs gritty action. Zach Gilford joins the cast. The group’s chaotic survival blends intense violence and moral dilemmas, expanding the franchise with high-stakes drama.
‘Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets’ (2002)
On October 1, Harry faces a monster from the Chamber of Secrets, haunting Hogwarts. Daniel Radcliffe stars with Rupert Grint. Directed by Chris Columbus, written by Steve Kloves, based on J.K. Rowling’s novel.
This fantasy grows darker with magic. Kenneth Branagh joins the cast. Harry’s battle against a mysterious threat delivers thrilling spells and heart, expanding the wizarding world with wonder.
‘The Royal Tenenbaums’ (2001)
On October 1, a quirky family reunites when their dad claims illness, sparking chaos and bonds. Gene Hackman stars with Anjelica Huston. Directed by Wes Anderson, written by Wes Anderson and Owen Wilson.
This comedy-drama pops with eccentric charm. Ben Stiller joins the cast. The Tenenbaums’ wild dynamics deliver witty laughs and heart, crafting a colorful, heartfelt tale in Anderson’s style.
‘Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: Haunted by Murder’ (2022)
On October 1, Aurora probes a haunted house murder from her youth, uncovering secrets. Candace Cameron Bure stars as Aurora, with Niall Matter. Directed by Martin Wood, written by Teena Booth.
This cozy mystery sparkles with suspense. Marilu Henner joins the cast. Aurora’s sleuthing delivers clever clues and charm, offering a fun, lighthearted whodunit for detective series fans.
‘Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire’ (2005)
On October 1, Harry competes in the deadly Triwizard Tournament, facing Voldemort’s return. Daniel Radcliffe stars with Rupert Grint. Directed by Mike Newell, written by Steve Kloves, based on J.K. Rowling’s novel.
This fantasy ramps up action. Robert Pattinson joins the cast. Harry’s magical challenges deliver thrilling battles and dark stakes, growing the saga with epic spectacle and emotional depth.
‘Ouija: Origin of Evil’ (2016)
On October 1, a 1960s family’s Ouija scam unleashes real evil, threatening their daughter. Elizabeth Reaser stars with Lulu Wilson. Directed by Mike Flanagan, written by Mike Flanagan and Jeff Howard.
This horror prequel chills with spooky vibes. Henry Thomas joins the cast. The family’s fight against a malevolent spirit delivers creepy suspense and heart, crafting a haunting tale.
‘Scream’ (1996)
On October 1, Sidney faces Ghostface, a killer terrorizing her town with deadly games. Neve Campbell stars with David Arquette. Directed by Wes Craven, written by Kevin Williamson.
This slasher classic rocks meta-humor. Courteney Cox joins the cast. Sidney’s survival fight delivers iconic scares and clever twists, redefining horror with witty, thrilling energy in a genre gem.
‘Edward Scissorhands’ (1990)
On October 1, gentle Edward, with scissor hands, navigates love and rejection in suburbia. Johnny Depp stars as Edward, with Winona Ryder. Directed by Tim Burton, written by Caroline Thompson.
This gothic fantasy glows with heart. Dianne Wiest joins the cast. Edward’s quirky journey delivers whimsical visuals and bittersweet emotion, crafting a timeless tale in Burton’s dreamy style.
‘Christine’ (1983)
On October 1, a teen’s possessed car, Christine, kills those who cross her owner. Keith Gordon stars with John Stockwell. Directed by John Carpenter, written by Bill Phillips, based on Stephen King’s novel.
This horror revs up eerie thrills. Alexandra Paul joins the cast. Christine’s deadly rampage blends creepy chases and dread, delivering a chilling tale of obsession with Carpenter’s tense touch.
‘Hot Fuzz’ (2007)
On October 1, cop Nicholas uncovers a dark conspiracy in a quiet village, fighting crime with flair. Simon Pegg stars as Nicholas, with Nick Frost. Directed by Edgar Wright, written by Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg.
This action-comedy zings with laughs. Jim Broadbent joins the cast. Nicholas’ wild investigation delivers hilarious buddy-cop antics and explosive action, crafting a sharp, fun crime satire.
‘Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: Honeymoon, Honeymurder’ (2021)
On October 1, Aurora’s honeymoon turns deadly with a murder, sparking her sleuthing. Candace Cameron Bure stars as Aurora, with Niall Matter. Directed by Martin Wood, written by Teena Booth.
This cozy mystery mixes romance and clues. Marilu Henner joins the cast. Aurora’s investigation delivers lighthearted suspense and charm, offering a fun whodunit for detective series lovers.
‘Shutter Island’ (2010)
On October 1, Marshal Teddy probes a disappearance at a creepy asylum, uncovering dark plots. Leonardo DiCaprio stars as Teddy, with Mark Ruffalo. Directed by Martin Scorsese, written by Laeta Kalogridis, based on Dennis Lehane’s novel.
This thriller twists with suspense. Ben Kingsley joins the cast. Teddy’s dive into the island’s secrets delivers mind-bending drama and eerie vibes, crafting a gripping, masterful mystery.
‘Scary Movie’ (2000)
On October 1, teens face a goofy killer and horror tropes in a wild spoof adventure. Anna Faris stars with Jon Abrahams. Directed by Keenen Ivory Wayans, written by Shawn Wayans and Marlon Wayans.
This comedy parodies horror with zany laughs. Regina Hall joins the cast. The group’s chaotic survival delivers outrageous gags and clever nods, making a hilarious, over-the-top slasher spoof.
‘Corpse Bride’ (2005)
On October 1, Victor weds a dead bride, entering a quirky underworld while juggling his fiancée. Voices include Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter. Directed by Tim Burton, written by John August, Caroline Thompson, and Pamela Pettler.
This stop-motion fantasy glows with spooky charm. Emily Watson joins the cast. Victor’s undead adventure delivers whimsical visuals and heart, crafting a romantic, gothic tale in Burton’s style.
‘Flushed Away’ (2006)
On October 1, posh rat Roddy lands in a sewer city, teaming with Rita to get home. Voices include Hugh Jackman and Kate Winslet. Directed by David Bowers and Sam Fell, written by Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais.
This animated comedy pops with fun. Ian McKellen joins the cast. Roddy’s wild sewer adventure blends slapstick laughs and quirky characters, delivering a vibrant, family-friendly romp.
‘The People Under the Stairs’ (1991)
On October 1, young Fool breaks into a creepy house, finding a twisted family and victims. Brandon Adams stars as Fool, with Everett McGill. Directed by Wes Craven, written by Wes Craven.
This horror mixes social commentary and scares. Wendy Robie joins the cast. Fool’s fight to save others delivers tense thrills and dark humor, crafting a unique, unsettling tale.
‘Point Break’ (1991)
On October 1, FBI agent Johnny infiltrates surfer bank robbers, bonding with their leader. Keanu Reeves stars as Johnny, with Patrick Swayze. Directed by Kathryn Bigelow, written by W. Peter Iliff.
This action-thriller rocks high-octane stunts. Lori Petty joins the cast. Johnny’s undercover mission blends surfing, heists, and loyalty, delivering intense action and 90s energy in a gripping ride.
‘Winter Castle’ (2019)
On October 1, Jenny attends a wedding at an ice hotel, finding love in a snowy setting. Emilie Ullerup stars as Jenny, with Kevin McGarry. Directed by Marita Grabiak, written by Barbara Kymlicka.
This rom-com sparkles with holiday charm. Meghan Heffern joins the cast. Jenny’s snowy romance weaves sweet moments and festive fun, delivering a cozy, heartwarming tale of love.
‘A Feeling of Home’ (2019)
On October 1, Abby returns to save her family’s business, rekindling an old flame. Jonna Walsh stars as Abby, with Nathan Parsons. Directed by Richard Gabai, written by Gregg Rossen and Brian Sawyer.
This romance glows with nostalgia. Mary-Margaret Humes joins the cast. Abby’s journey weaves heartfelt bonds and love, delivering a warm, cozy story of homecoming and second chances.
‘Silent House’ (2012)
On October 1, Sarah’s trapped in her family’s lake house, facing a mysterious terror. Elizabeth Olsen stars as Sarah, with Adam Trese. Directed by Chris Kentis and Laura Lau, written by Laura Lau.
This horror-thriller grips with real-time dread. The single-take style amps up fear. Sarah’s fight against an unseen threat delivers claustrophobic suspense, crafting a chilling, intense nightmare.
‘Brightburn’ (2019)
On October 1, an alien adopted son turns evil, using dark powers to terrorize his family. Elizabeth Banks stars with David Denman. Directed by David Yarovesky, written by Brian Gunn and Mark Gunn.
This horror twists superhero vibes. Jackson A. Dunn plays Brandon. The family’s fight against his deadly rampage delivers gory scares, crafting a chilling, unique take on origin stories.
‘Vice’ (2018)
On October 1, this biopic tracks Dick Cheney’s rise, shaping U.S. politics with cunning. Christian Bale stars as Cheney, with Amy Adams. Directed by Adam McKay, written by Adam McKay.
This drama blends satire and history. Sam Rockwell joins the cast. Cheney’s power grab delivers sharp wit and insight, exploring corruption with bold storytelling and a stellar cast.
‘The Possession of Hannah Grace’ (2018)
On October 1, ex-cop Megan faces a demonic corpse in a morgue, fighting its dark powers. Shay Mitchell stars as Megan, with Grey Damon. Directed by Diederik Van Rooijen, written by Brian Sieve.
This horror chills with spooky vibes. Kirby Johnson plays Hannah. Megan’s battle blends jump scares and eerie tension, delivering a creepy, thrilling nightmare in a claustrophobic setting.
‘After All These Years’ (2013)
On October 1, Audrey flees after being framed for her ex’s murder, sleuthing to clear her name. Wendie Malick stars as Audrey, with Andrea Martin. Directed by Scott Smith, written by Jon Maas.
This mystery mixes light suspense and fun. Barclay Hope joins the cast. Audrey’s quirky investigation delivers cozy clues and charm, crafting an engaging whodunit with a plucky heroine.
‘Chronicle Mysteries: The Deep End’ (2019)
On October 1, podcaster Alex probes a lawyer’s murder, uncovering small-town secrets. Alison Sweeney stars as Alex, with Benjamin Ayres. Directed by Nimisha Mukerji, written by Melissa Salmons.
This cozy mystery sparkles with twists. Jayce Barreiro joins the cast. Alex’s sleuthing weaves teamwork and suspense, delivering a fun, lighthearted whodunit in a charming small-town setting.
‘Good Morning Christmas!’ (2020)
On October 1, rival TV hosts Mel and Brian co-host a holiday special, sparking romance. Alison Sweeney stars as Mel, with Marc Blucas. Directed by Paul Ziller, written by Riley Weston.
This rom-com glows with festive fun. Lisa Durupt joins the cast. The duo’s on-air chemistry weaves sweet moments and holiday cheer, delivering a cozy, heartwarming love story.
‘Jennifer’s Body’ (2009)
On October 1, teen Jennifer turns demonic, hunting boys while her friend fights back. Megan Fox stars as Jennifer, with Amanda Seyfried. Directed by Karyn Kusama, written by Diablo Cody.
This horror-comedy pops with wit. Adam Brody joins the cast. Jennifer’s bloody rampage delivers campy scares and sharp humor, crafting a cult classic with feminist flair and 2000s energy.
‘Get a Job’ (2016)
On October 1, grad Will navigates crazy job hunts with friends, chasing career dreams. Miles Teller stars as Will, with Anna Kendrick. Directed by Dylan Kidd, written by Kyle Pennekamp and Scott Turpel.
This comedy nails millennial struggles. Bryan Cranston joins the cast. Will’s chaotic job search delivers slapstick laughs and relatable chaos, crafting a fun take on young adult life.
‘Darkman’ (1990)
On October 1, disfigured scientist Peyton becomes vigilante Darkman, seeking revenge with synthetic skin. Liam Neeson stars as Peyton, with Frances McDormand. Directed by Sam Raimi, written by Sam Raimi and Chuck Pfarrer.
This action-horror rocks gritty thrills. Colin Friels joins the cast. Peyton’s vengeful quest blends comic-book energy and dark drama, delivering a wild, bold tale with Raimi’s flair.
‘Abduction’ (2011)
On October 1, teen Nathan learns he’s not who he seems, sparking a deadly identity chase. Taylor Lautner stars as Nathan, with Lily Collins. Directed by John Singleton, written by Shawn Christensen.
This action-thriller packs high-octane chases. Alfred Molina joins the cast. Nathan’s fight to unravel his past delivers intense action and twists, crafting a fast-paced, teen-driven adventure.
‘Patient Zero’ (2011)
On October 1, a virus makes killers, and a survivor hunts a cure amid infected chaos. Natalie Press stars with Vincent Regan. Directed by Jon Wright, written by Russell Owen.
This horror short grips with survival. Mark Huberman joins the cast. The desperate mission in a post-apocalyptic world delivers gritty action and hope, crafting a tense, compact tale.
‘1408’ (2007)
On October 1, writer Mike enters a haunted hotel room, facing terrifying supernatural forces. John Cusack stars as Mike, with Samuel L. Jackson. Directed by Mikael Håfström, written by Matt Greenberg, Scott Alexander, and Larry Karaszewski, based on Stephen King’s story.
This horror-thriller chills with dread. Mary McCormack joins the cast. Mike’s night in room 1408 delivers spooky visions and intense fear, crafting a gripping, supernatural nightmare.
‘The Blob’ (1988)
On October 1, a town fights a growing alien blob devouring all, led by teens. Kevin Dillon stars with Shawnee Smith. Directed by Chuck Russell, written by Chuck Russell and Frank Darabont.
This horror remake rocks gory fun. Donovan Leitch joins the cast. The blob’s rampage delivers creepy effects and 80s charm, crafting a thrilling, oozy battle against a monster.
‘The Super Mario Bros. Movie’ (2023)
On October 3, Mario and Luigi enter a magical world to save Peach from Bowser’s evil. Voices include Chris Pratt as Mario and Anya Taylor-Joy. Directed by Aaron Horvath and Michael Jelenic, written by Matthew Fogel.
This animated adventure bursts with fun. Jack Black voices Bowser. The brothers’ Mushroom Kingdom quest delivers colorful action and laughs, crafting a nostalgic, family-friendly romp with iconic characters.
‘Blackwater Lane’ (2024)
On October 4, Cass sees ghostly visions in her new home, uncovering a deadly past. Minka Kelly stars as Cass, with Maggie Grace. Directed by Jeff Celentano, written by Elizabeth Fowler.
This thriller chills with spooky vibes. Dermot Mulroney joins the cast. Cass’ probe into eerie events delivers tense suspense and heart, crafting a haunting tale of memory and danger.
‘I Saw the Devil’ (2010)
On October 4, agent Soo-hyun hunts a serial killer who killed his fiancée, seeking brutal vengeance. Lee Byung-hun stars as Soo-hyun, with Choi Min-sik. Directed by Kim Jee-woon, written by Park Hoon-jung.
This thriller packs intense violence. Oh San-ha joins the cast. Soo-hyun’s relentless pursuit delivers gritty action and dark emotion, crafting a gripping, bloody tale of revenge.
‘Dìdi’ (2024)
On October 4, teen Chris navigates family and identity in 2008 California, chasing summer dreams. Izaac Wang stars as Chris, with Joan Chen. Directed by Sean Wang, written by Sean Wang.
This coming-of-age drama shines with heart. Shirley Chen joins the cast. Chris’ summer of skateboarding and growth delivers relatable laughs and nostalgia, crafting a vibrant, emotional teen tale.
‘Honeymoon’ (2014)
On October 4, newlyweds Eva and Adam face dark secrets on their countryside honeymoon. Rose Leslie stars as Eva, with Harry Treadaway. Directed by Leigh Janiak, written by Phil Graziadei and Leigh Janiak.
This horror-thriller chills with suspense. Ben Huber joins the cast. The couple’s idyllic trip turns sinister, delivering eerie dread and supernatural twists in a tense, romantic nightmare.
‘Traces of Doubt: The Forensics of Dr. Henry Lee’ (2024)
On October 4, this documentary explores Dr. Henry Lee’s forensic work, solving major crimes. Dr. Henry Lee stars as himself, with expert interviews. Directed by Lisa Hepner, written by Lisa Hepner.
The film dives into Lee’s groundbreaking cases. Archival clips highlight his impact. The story traces his investigative journey, delivering compelling insight into forensic science and justice with real-world drama.
‘A Sprinkle of Deceit: A Hannah Swensen Mystery’ (2024)
On October 5, baker Hannah solves a murder tied to a festival, uncovering town secrets. Alison Sweeney stars as Hannah, with Cameron Mathison. Directed by Lisa Demberg, written by Marcy Holland.
This cozy mystery delivers charm and suspense. Tess Atkins joins the cast. Hannah’s sleuthing through clues and sweets offers lighthearted fun, crafting a heartwarming whodunit for series fans.
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