Master of Horror John Carpenter brings true-life horror to Peacock in October with Suburban Screams, which features true life horror stories from the streets of suburbia.

One of the greatest movies in Jackie Chan’s filmography, you can watch the 1978 martial arts classic Drunken Master in the latest Everything Action Theater. 

Coming from the director of Rogue One and Godzilla, Gareth Edwards, The Creator arrives at the end of the month and sees John David Washington battling to protect the creator of an AI that has been battling humanity.

After his last crime epic, The Irishman, Martin Scorsese returns to theaters (and Apple TV+) for his newest movie, Killers of the Flower Moon, in October. 

An agent for The Charter, an independent espionage organization using the powerful AI quantum computer known as The Heart, Rachel Stone is the only who can stop The Heart from being stolen by nefarious agents, who want to use it to destroy The Charter.

Seemingly in line with their other horror comedies like Happy Death Day and Freaky, Blumhouse sends Kiernan Shipka back to the 80s in Totally Killer.

Mike Flanagan, one of the greatest modern horror creators, is back with Netflix in October for the Poe-inspired The Fall of the House of Usher. 

Peacock’s murder mystery show Poker Face is out this week on Blu-ray along with 4Ks of Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, Ghoulies, 2009’s The Last House on the Left, Kiss the Girls and more on DVD and Blu-ray/4K.

The Nun II took the top spot at the box office over the weekend as we shift into the fall season which is the best opening for The Conjuring Universe since The Nun came out in 2018.

Kicking off the insanity of the cult 80s musical comedy Voyage of the Rock Aliens, the movie’s star Pia Zadora joined Jermaine Jackson for “When the Rain Begins to Fall”.