Feel like your watchlist is getting a little too hauntingly empty? October is here to shake things up! Whether you’re looking for something “boo-tifully” spooky to set the Halloween vibe or just want a lighthearted escape, this month’s streaming lineup has it all. We’ve gathered the must-watch shows and movies dropping on your favorite platforms, so you can sit back and enjoy the season.
What’s Streaming the Week of September 30th?
- Last Days of the Space Age (Oct. 1 – Hulu): Set in 1970s Australia, Tony Bissett (Jesse Spencer) struggles to keep his family together during a factory strike, while his wife crosses the line daily. With themes of identity, class, and gender, this nostalgic drama brings Mad Men vibes mixed with The Crown's tension-filled character moments.
- House of Spoils (Oct. 2 – Prime Video): A chef’s dream becomes a chilling nightmare when she opens a restaurant on a haunted estate. With mounting pressure and a sinister presence, her self-doubt spirals out of control. This supernatural thriller is guaranteed to keep you on edge!
- Love is Blind S7 (Oct. 2 – Netflix): The hit reality show is back with more singles searching for love, sight unseen! Season 7 promises emotional highs, surprising twists, and those unforgettable pod connections that fans can't get enough of.
- Chef’s Table: Noodles (Oct. 2 – Netflix): Hungry for a new obsession? Watch master chefs transform noodles into culinary masterpieces. Whether you're into classic dishes or innovative takes, this series blends culture, tradition, and a dash of creativity.
- The Bad Guys: The Haunted Heist (Oct. 2 – Netflix): Perfect for Halloween, this animated special brings the crew back for a spooky heist! As they try to steal a amulet from a haunted mansion, things get a little too ghostly. Has Wolf & the crew bit off more than they can chew?
- Salem’s Lot (Oct. 2 – Max): Stephen King's classic returns! Author Ben Mears comes back to Jerusalem’s Lot for inspiration, only to find his hometown terrorized by a vampire. For horror fans of all mediums, this chilling story is a must-watch!
- Blood for Dust (Oct. 3 – Hulu): A struggling salesman gets dragged into a dangerous smuggling operation by a former friend, and things quickly spiral out of control. Kit Harington of Game of Thrones fame stars in this dark, gripping thriller packed with moral dilemmas and intense action.
- Heartstopper S3 (Oct. 3 – Netflix): Nick and Charlie’s love story faces new challenges, from identity struggles to deeper emotional growth. Expect all the heartwarming moments, along with some surprises and plenty of feels. Tissues are a must!
- Found S2 (Oct. 3 – Peacock): Secrets run deep as Gabi Mosely’s (played by Shameless's Shanola Hampton) team returns to solve missing person cases—and keep Gabi’s darkest secret hidden. With rising tension and personal stakes, this season is packed with non-stop twists!
- Law and Order: SVU S26 (Oct. 3 – Peacock): SVU’s back for another intense season! Olivia Benson tackles complex, emotional cases ripped from the headlines, with personal challenges that hit close to home. Get ready for edge-of-your-seat drama, perfect for both long-time fans and new viewers.
What’s Streaming the Week of October 7th?
- Killer Cakes (Oct. 7 – Prime Video): Ready for some spooky sweets? In this Halloween competition, bakers whip up terrifyingly tasty cakes that blend fear with flavor. Hosted by Matthew Lillard and judged by horror icon Danielle Harris, expect creative confections with plenty of chills and thrills!
- Knox Goes Away (Oct. 8 – Prime Video): Michael Keaton stars as a hitman with a terminal illness, racing against time and his deteriorating memory to protect his son after a tragic event. As his dementia worsens, the stakes rise—can he save his son before losing himself?
- Dinner Time Live with David Chang S2 (Oct. 8 – Netflix): David Chang is back, serving up more delicious food and unfiltered conversations with celebrity guests. Expect culinary tips and candid moments that foodies will love—it's all about great food and even better stories.
- Starting 5 (Oct. 8 – Netflix): Follow five NBA stars, including LeBron James and Jayson Tatum, as they navigate injuries, family life, and their relentless pursuit of greatness. This series gives an unfiltered look at the emotional and physical toll of staying on top.
- Abbott Elementary S4 (Oct. 9 – Hulu): The teachers of Abbott are back, and things are heating up both inside and outside the classroom! Janine and Gregory explore their budding romance, while Ava tries to balance her role as principal. Expect plenty of laughs, heartwarming moments, and school year chaos.
- Caddo Lake (Oct. 9 – Max): When a young girl vanishes at Caddo Lake, buried secrets resurface, pulling her family into a chilling mystery. Produced by M. Night Shyamalan and featuring performances by Dylan O'Brien (Teen Wolf) and Eliza Scanlen (Little Women), this atmospheric thriller explores haunting connections between past and present.
- Tuesday (Oct. 10 – Max): A terminally ill teen starts talking to Death—who takes the form of a sarcastic, hip-hop loving parrot. Her mother, Zora (Julia Louis-Dreyfus), struggles to face reality in this surreal, heart-wrenching tale about grief, denial, and acceptance.
- Disclaimer (Oct. 10 – Apple TV+): Cate Blanchett stars as a journalist who's world unravels when a mysterious novel reveals long-buried secrets from her past. As she dives deeper into the story, the line between fact and fiction blurs, leading to guilt, betrayal, and dangerous consequences.
- Tracker S2 (Oct. 13 – Hulu): Colter Shaw is back, picking up where last season’s cliffhanger left off. As he faces new challenges and uncovers family secrets, his tracking skills are pushed to the limit in this high-stakes survivalist drama.
What’s Streaming the Week of October 14th?
- Anatomy of Lies (Oct. 14 – Peacock): This docuseries unravels the shocking rise and fall of former Grey's Anatomy writer Elisabeth Finch, who fooled Hollywood with elaborate lies. With firsthand accounts from those closest to her, it digs deep into the fabrications that destroyed her career and relationships.
- Are You Smarter than a Celebrity? (Oct. 15th – Prime Video): Celebrities team up with contestants in this hilarious twist on the classic game show! Hosted by NFL star Travis Kelce, watch as they tackle elementary school-level questions, cheat their way to the top, and deliver plenty of laughs.
- Shrinking S2 (Oct. 15 – Apple TV+): Jimmy’s (Jason Segal) unconventional therapy continues in season 2 as he faces grief and bends the rules to help his clients. Meanwhile, Paul (Harrison Ford) battles personal demons, adding emotional depth to this heartwarming, quirky, and laugh-filled season.
- Brothers (Oct. 16 – Prime Video): Two estranged brothers, played by Josh Brolin and Peter Dinklage, reunite for one final heist in this dark comedy. As one brother tries to leave his criminal life behind, the other pulls him back in. With a stellar cast (including Brendan Fraser and Gleen Close) and plenty of tension, expect laughs and thrills.
- Elsbeth S2 (Oct. 16 – Paramount+): Elsbeth is back, solving even more bizarre cases in New York's elite circles. As her quirky brilliance unravels mysteries, old mistakes come back to complicate her life. Get ready for a mix of humor and high-stakes drama as she faces personal and professional challenges.
- The Office Reboot (Oct. 17 – Prime Video): The iconic workplace comedy returns—this time set in an Australian struggling newspaper company. Expect the same office antics and quirky humor from the original The Office, but with new faces and fresh chaos as the characters try to keep both their jobs and their sanity.
- The Lincoln Lawyer S3 (Oct. 17 – Netflix): Mickey Haller is back and facing his toughest case yet, with old demons and personal conflicts threatening to unravel his world. This season dives deeper into his legal battles and emotional challenges, making it a gripping watch for fans.
- Ghosts S4 (Oct. 17 – Paramount+): When Isaac mysteriously disappears, Sam and the gang scramble to find him. This season brings new supernatural challenges and quirky humor, while unresolved family issues and a vengeful Puritan ghost add even more fun to the mix.
- Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage (Oct. 17 – Paramount+): This spinoff explores the ups and downs of Georgie and Mandy’s early years as young parents and newlyweds. Based on hints from The Big Bang Theory, we know their journey is just beginning—and they might not be done walking down the aisle yet.
- Fire Country S3 (Oct. 18 – Paramount+): As Bode tries to rebuild his life after prison, his feelings for Gabriela remain unresolved. This season follows his journey as a free man and firefighter, with emotional struggles and new challenges shaping his future.
- Happy’s Place (Oct. 18 – Peacock): If you've had a Reba sized hole in your sitcom line-up, this one is for you! Bobbie (Reba McEntire) inherits her father’s restaurant and discovers a half-sister she never knew. The two women must navigate the challenges of running a family business together, promising plenty of laughs and sibling drama in this heartwarming sitcom.
- Lopez vs. Lopez S3 (Oct. 18 – Peacock): George and Mayan’s complicated yet hilarious relationship takes center stage as they face new family challenges. This season dives deeper into George’s sobriety journey, adding emotional depth to the comedy.
- Poppa’s House (Oct. 20 – Paramount+): Damon Wayans stars as a legendary talk radio host whose life is flipped upside down by his new co-host (Essence Atkins). At home, he’s juggling parenting with his grown son (Damon Wayans Jr.), creating plenty of laughs as the two navigate generational clashes and personal struggles.
What’s Streaming the Rest of October?
- Canary Black (Oct. 23 – Prime Video): A CIA agent must outsmart terrorists and use every trick in the book to save her kidnapped husband. Starring Kate Beckinsale, this action-packed thriller delivers heart-pounding suspense and twists that'll keep you on edge as she races against time.
- The Pasta Queen (Oct. 23 – Prime Video): Nadia Munno takes you on a journey through Italy's rich pasta traditions in this charming culinary series. Blending her family’s centuries-old recipes with personal stories, Nadia shows you the authentic art of pasta-making with style and love for Italian cuisine.
- Nautilus (Oct. 24 – Prime Video): Join Captain Nemo on an epic underwater adventure as he sets out for revenge in his mighty submarine. With mysterious worlds and dangerous enemies beneath the sea, this thrilling reimagining of Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea brings fresh emotion and excitement to a classic story.
- The Beast Within (Oct. 24 – Hulu): Willow uncovers terrifying secrets about her father, Noah (Kit Harington), who transforms into a werewolf. Set in an isolated countryside, this horror story mixes dark family secrets with emotional tension as Willow's discoveries put them all in danger.
- Trap (Oct. 24 – Max): A notorious serial killer hiding as a devoted father is caught in a tense game of survival at a concert he attends with his daughter. With law enforcement closing in, this suspenseful thriller explores the lines between villainy and fatherhood, led by Josh Hartnett’s gripping performance.
- Special Ops: Lioness S2 (Oct. 27 – Paramount+): Zoe Saldaña and Nicole Kidman are back in this high-stakes CIA thriller! As their team infiltrates terrorist networks, expect explosive missions, intense drama, and nail-biting tension that’ll have you hooked. If you're into Homeland or Jack Ryan, this is your next binge.
- Wizards Beyond Waverly Place (Oct. 29 – Disney+): The Russo family reunites for a magical sequel! With new adventures, magical mishaps, and Selena Gomez returning, this nostalgic revival promises the humor, heart, and wizardry fans loved. Whether you’re revisiting or discovering for the first time, it’s a fun, magical ride.
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