October TBW: 25 Most Anticipated Movies and TV Shows

Boo! Another month has passed us by, but the endless list of things to watch keep coming. Here’s all the movies and TV shows to watch this spooky szn! 

Soulm8te 

Grieving his late wife, engineer David tests out a new AI robot for companionship. However, the robot grows autonomy as he codes it to be more sentient which leads to a bloody obsession. 

Soulm8te premieres October 1 on Hulu. 


Digger 

Tom Cruise stars as a wealthy oil tycoon named Digger Rockwell as he races against time to fix the environmental disaster he accidentally caused. 

Digger debuts October 2 in theaters. 


Coven Academy 

Three young witches must navigate their personal lives, perfect their magic, and face up against dark forces that threaten their city. 

Coven Academy releases October 2 on Disney+. 


Verity 

Struggling writer Lowen agrees to help famous writer Verity Crawford on her new book after a tragic accident, but soon discovers darker secrets and manipulation within Verity’s life and her husband. 

Verity premieres October 2 in theaters. 


Abbott Elementary Season 6 

Abbott Elementary season 6 takes us back into the classrooms as we follow Gregory (Tyler James Williams) navigating his new position as assistant principal and all the chaos in store for our favorite teachers. 

Returning to ABC on October 7.


Carrie 

Misfit teenager Carrie (Summer H. Howell) navigates high school between incessant bullying, grieving her father, an overbearing mother, and the development of her sudden telekinetic powers. 

Carrie comes to Prime Video on October 7. 


Below 

Fisherman Calvin (Josh Hartnett) goes on a journey to figure out the mysterious creature terrorizing his isolated coastal community in order to protect his family. 

Below debuts on Netflix on October 8. 


Other Mommy 

Jessica Chastain takes on two roles as a loving mother trying to protect their child from an identical dark entity posing as “the other mommy.” 

Other Mommy hits theaters on October 9. 


The Social Reckoning 

Serving as a companion piece to the hit 2010 film The Social Network, The Social Reckoning follows Facebook engineer Frances Haugen and reporter Jeff Horwitz exposing the company’s internal issues. 

Coming to theaters on October 9. 


Animals 

A Los Angeles mayoral candidate and his wife face a high stakes battle when their son is kidnapped and held for ransom. With money tied up in the political campaign, the price they pay comes from the secrets they’ve held from one another. 

Animals premieres October 9 on Netflix. 


Always Lalisa 

Award winning artist Lisa has her solo career chronicled in the new documentary Always Lalisa. Fighting for independence, Lisa finally steps into her own career apart from hit K-pop group Blackpink and navigates the hardships of solo music and acting. 

Hitting theaters on October 12. 


Love Of Your Life 

Love Of Your Life follows Maya (Margaret Qualley) running off to Europe after a sudden loss affects her deep romance. She goes on a personal journey to deal with the grief, face the difficult decisions she makes to rebuild her life, and allow herself to open up to new romance. 

Premiering October 14 on Prime Video. 


Crystal Lake 

As a precursor to the original Friday The 13th film, the series Crystal Lake follows Pamela Voorhees (Linda Cardellini) dealing with her son Jason’s death in the town lake leading to bloody rage and secrets. 

Crystal Lake releases October 15 on Peacock. 


Hollywood Arts 

Trina Vega returns to Hollywood Arts to mentor a new generation of aspiring stars while working on her own personal dreams. 

Hollywood Arts arrives October 15 on Netflix. 


Street Fighter 

Chun-Li (Callina Liang) reunites with estranged fighters Ryu (Andrew Koji) and Ken Masters (Noah Centineo) to join a coveted martial arts tournament. 

Street Fighter premieres October 16 in theaters. 


You Can See Everything 

The Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim-directed film follows Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes in the days before she turns herself into federal prison. 

You Can See Everything debuts October 16 in theaters. 


Hallowarrior 

Milly Shapiro stars in Hallowarrior as a Halloween obsessed young girl fighting for her survival against a ruthless gang in a post-apocalyptic world.

Coming to Shudder on October 16. 


Masterplan 

A skilled thief (Stanley Tucci) recruits two young strangers to help him steal the Mona Lisa from The Louvre. To pull it off, they must work together amidst the reveal of being a long lost family. 

Masterplan releases October 16 on Prime Video. 


Sacrifice 

A film star, the richest man in the world, and an unlucky woman are kidnapped by a radical group who believes sacrificing three people will save humanity. 

Sacrifice comes to Netflix on October 16. 


Tulsa King Season 4 

Tulsa King season 4 sees Dwight (Sylvester Stallone) fighting to legitimize his business and facing off against newer and bigger threats from every direction. If you’re craving more Stallone, fans can also celebrate the 50th anniversary of Rocky with all six films and the Creed trilogy on Paramount+ and Pluto TV. 

Tulsa King season 4 premieres October 16 on Paramount+. 


Nobody Wants This Season 3 

Joanne and Noah return to our screens as they navigate some more relationship firsts by moving in together!

Nobody Wants This season 3 premieres October 22 on Netflix. 


Wildwood

Stop-motion fantasy film Wildwood brings you into the story of Prue McKeel (Peyton Elizabeth Lee) on a rescue mission through an enchanted forest to retrieve her baby brother after he was abducted by a group of crows. With her classmate Curtis (Jacob Tremblay) by her side, they encounter everything from talking animals to prominent fairytale figures.

Wildwood premieres October 23 in theaters.


Clayface 

Rising movie star Matt Hagen meets a scientist who will help him with his disfigured face. However, the treatment sets off some unsettling side effects and transforms his body into clay. 

Clayface debuts in theaters on October 23.


Klara And The Sun 

Based on the Kazuo Ishiguro novel, Klara And The Sun stars Jenna Ortega as artificial solar powered robot friend Klara to ill teenager Josie. With a complicated home life, Klara’s growing wonder and loyalty helps heal the ripples of underlying grief throughout the family. 

Coming to theaters on October 23. 


Wicker 

A secluded fisherwoman (Olivia Colman) asks her local basketmaker (Peter Dinklage) to make her a companion (Alexander Skargård) after endless ridicule from her village. 

Wicker premieres October 23 in theaters.

Paola Cardenas

Paola Cardenas is a passionate journalist in the world of entertainment news. She’s always keeping up with the latest updates on your favorite TV shows, films, Broadway shows, music, and all things pop culture. As a first-generation Latina, she deeply cares about social and political issues within the entertainment industry and dedicated to implementing inclusive voices. She enjoys writing poetry, practicing sustainability, and of course, binge-watching comfort shows/films.

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