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This Month’s Highlight
Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities
Guillermo del Toro and Halloween vibes are practically synonymous. No one loves a good creepy monster tale like him, and thankfully, his upcoming Netflix show has eight stories to tell. With two of his own originals, del Toro curated a team of writers and directors — Jennifer Kent, Catherine Hardwicke, and Panos Cosmatos to name a few — to tell the rest of the tales about witches, ghosts, and scary monsters. (Streaming October 25.)
Full List of What’s New on Netflix — October 2022
Noteworthy selections in bold.
Available October 1
17 Again
30 Minutes or Less
60 Days In, season 3
Any Given Sunday
Barbie: It Takes Two, season 2
Call Me by Your Name
Charlotte’s Web (2006)
Chocolat
City Slickers
The Color Purple
Gladiator
How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
I Love You, Man
Labyrinth
Land of the Lost
Last Seen Alive
Mr. Mrs. Smith
National Lampoon’s European Vacation
National Lampoon’s Vacation
Ocean’s Eleven
Ocean’s Thirteen
Ocean’s Twelve
Point Break (1991)
Risky Business
Robin Hood
Runaway Bride
Rush Hour
Rush Hour 2
Rush Hour 3
Scooby-Doo
Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed
Sex and the City 2
Sex and the City: The Movie
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie
Vegas Vacation
Walking Tall
Wedding Crashers
Yes Man
Available October 2
Forever Queens — Netflix Series
Available October 3
Chip and Potato, season 4 — Netflix Family
Jexi
Available October 4
Hasan Minhaj: The King’s Jester — Netflix Comedy
Available October 5
Bling Empire, season 3 — Netflix Series
High Water — Netflix Series
Jumping From High Places — Netflix Film
Mr. Harrigan’s Phone — Netflix Film
Nailed It!, season 7 — Netflix Series
The Fight for Justice: Paolo Guerrero — Netflix Series
The Trapped 13: How We Survived the Thai Cave — Netflix Documentary
Togo — Netflix Film
Available October 6
Aftershock: Everest and the Nepal Earthquake — Netflix Documentary
The Joys and Sorrows of Young Yuguo — Netflix Documentary
Available October 7
Conversations With a Killer: The Jeffrey Dahmer Tapes — Netflix Documentary
Derry Girls, season 3 — Netflix Series
Doll House — Netflix Film
Glitch — Netflix Series
Kev Adams: The Real Me — Netflix Comedy
Luckiest Girl Alive — Netflix Film
Man on Pause — Netflix Series
The Midnight Club — Netflix Series
The Mole — Netflix Series
Oddballs — Netflix Family
Old People — Netflix Film
The Redeem Team — Netflix Documentary
Tiger Bunny 2, Part 2 — Netflix Anime
Available October 9
Missing Link
Available October 10
LEGO Ninjago, season 4
Crystallized, part 2
Spirit Rangers — Netflix Family
Available October 11
The Cage — Netflix Series
DEAW#13 Udom Taephanich Stand-up Comedy Show — Netflix Comedy
Iliza Shlesinger: Hot Forever — Netflix Comedy
Island of the Sea Wolves — Netflix Documentary
Available October 12
Belascoarán, PI — Netflix Series
Blackout
Easy-Bake Battle — Netflix Series
The Nutty Boy — Netflix Family
Wild Croc Territory — Netflix Series
Available October 13
Dead End: Paranormal Park, season 2 — Netflix Family
Exception — Netflix Anime
The Playlist — Netflix Series
The Sinner, season 4: Percy
Someone Borrowed — Netflix Film
Sue Perkins: Perfectly Legal — Netflix Series
Available October 14
Black Butterflies — Netflix Series
The Curse of Bridge Hollow — Netflix Film
Everything Calls for Salvation — Netflix Series
Holy Family — Netflix Series
Mismatched, season 2 — Netflix Series
Take 1 — Netflix Series
Available October 15
Blippi’s Spooky Spell Halloween
Under the Queen’s Umbrella — Netflix Series
Available October 16
Dracula Untold
Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am
Available October 17
Waffles + Mochi’s Restaurant — Netflix Family
Available October 18
Gabriel Iglesias: Stadium Fluffy Live From Los Angeles — Netflix Comedy
LiSA Another Great Day — Netflix Documentary
Somebody Feed Phil, season 6 — Netflix Series
Unsolved Mysteries: Volume 3 — Netflix Series (new episodes weekly)
Available October 19
The Green Glove Gang — Netflix Series
Love Is Blind, season 3 — Netflix Series (new episodes weekly)
Notre-Dame — Netflix Series
The School for Good and Evil — Netflix Film
The Stranger — Netflix Film
Available October 21
28 Days Haunted — Netflix Series
Barbarians II — Netflix Series
Descendant — Netflix Documentary
From Scratch — Netflix Series
High: Confession of an Ibiza Drug Mule — Netflix Series
Oni: Thunder God’s Tale — Netflix Family
Pokémon Ultimate Journeys — Netflix Family
Available October 22
LOL Surprise! Winter Fashion Show
Available October 23
Franco Escamilla: Eavesdropping — Netflix Comedy
Available October 24
The Chalk Line — Netflix Film
Available October 25
Barbie Epic Road Trip — Netflix Family
Blade of the 47 Ronin
Fortune Feimster: Good Fortune — Netflix Comedy
Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities — Netflix Series
Available October 26
Fugitive: The Curious Case of Carlos Ghosn — Netflix Documentary
The Good Nurse — Netflix Film
Hellhole — Netflix Film
Robbing Mussolini — Netflix Film
Available October 27
Cici — Netflix Film
Daniel Spellbound — Netflix Family
Dubai Bling — Netflix Series
Earthstorm — Netflix Documentary
Family Reunion: Part 5 — Netflix Family
Hotel Transylvania 2
Romantic Killer — Netflix Anime
Available October 28
All Quiet on the Western Front — Netflix Film
The Bastard Son the Devil Himself — Netflix Series
Big Mouth, season 6 — Netflix Series
Drink Masters — Netflix Series
I Am a Stalker — Netflix Documentary
If Only — Netflix Series
My Encounter With Evil — Netflix Documentary
Wendell Wild — Netflix Film
Wild is the Wind — Netflix Film
Available October 29
Deadwind, season 3 — Netflix Series
For more coverage of the best movies and TV shows available on Netflix, HBO, Amazon Prime, Hulu, and Showtime, check out Vulture’s What to Stream Now hub, which is updated throughout the month.
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Nothing original here and the script (or at least dialogue) was underwhelming. Two once great actors that should probably throw in the towel after seeing this.
The book wasn’t worthy of a film adaptation and the movie proves it.
I’m sure Klein and Weaver still have the talent to pull off a great movie but the fact that they signed on to this clear flop just screams “I made bad financial decisions and need to get paid”.
Underwhelming performance by both and the supporting cast was just as miserable.
I guess the “cinematics” were nice but they really didn’t play a significant role in the movie.
I’m sure the key grip did a great job too.
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One of the most anticipated Netflix releases of the year — Blonde, in which Ana de Armas gives a career-best performance as Marilyn Monroe — hits the streamer next week, following an initial and limited theatrical run. This one is noteworthy for so many reasons, not the least of which are that it has Oscar bait all over it; it will also be Netflix’s first movie rated NC-17; and Ana has once again shape-shifted, chameleon-like, into a role that will no doubt leave many viewers’ mouth agape and in awe.
As always, though, there’s also a lot more to check out on Netflix over the coming days, too. That’s why, as we do every Friday, we want to highlight some of the biggest and most interesting Netflix releases debuting over the coming week — partly to help subscribers wade through the staggering abundance of choice on the service. Our other recent content from the streamer, by the way, includes peeks at upcoming Netflix content from the TUDUM event.
For an even more narrowly curated look at the best of what’s on the service right now, we also offer guides covering the biggest Netflix shows at the moment, as well as under-the-radar new releases (like the fantastic Swedish crime drama Snabba Cash). Plus early looks at new content, like the 145 titles that will be new on Netflix in October.
Let’s start, though, with the far-and-away biggest Netflix release that’ll be available to stream in the coming days.
Blonde (coming on September 28) will add, first of all, yet another title to an already pretty sizeable library of Ana de Armas movies available to stream on Netflix. Based on the bestselling novel by Joyce Carol Oates, her newest film, according to Netflix, “boldly reimagines the life of one of Hollywood’s most enduring icons, Marilyn Monroe.
“From her volatile childhood as Norma Jeane, through her rise to stardom and romantic entanglements, Blonde blurs the lines of fact and fiction to explore the widening split between her public and private selves.”
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The movie was written and directed by Andrew Dominik. The cast, in addition to Ana, includes Bobby Cannavale, Adrien Brody, Julianne Nicholson, Xavier Samuel, and Evan Williams.
I caught a theatrical screening of the movie in advance of its Netflix debut. You can read my full review of Blonde right here. But, in short: It’s one of the darkest, most lurid, and unsettling movies I’ve ever seen in my life. Suffice it to say: The Discourse around this one is not going to be pretty.
But Blonde is not, of course, the only high-profile new Netflix movie we’ve got to talk about.
In the new Netflix drama Lou, for example, Allison Janney plays a hard-bitten former CIA spook in what basically amounts to a female-led twist on Liam Neeson’s shoot-’em-up and take no prisoners Taken franchise. Also starring Jurnee Smollett (and now streaming on Netflix), the action- and suspense-heavy plot here is pretty straightforward.
Thinking she’d put her dangerous past behind her, Netflix’s synopsis explains, “Lou (Allison Janney) finds her quiet life interrupted when a desperate mother (Jurnee Smollett) begs her to save her kidnapped daughter. As a massive storm rages, the two women risk their lives on a rescue mission that will test their limits and expose dark and shocking secrets from their pasts.”
So far, the early reviews look a little tepid — which, as I’ve covered before, reflects an ongoing trend when it comes to Netflix movie releases. Over at Rotten Tomatoes, the critics’ score for this new Netflix release stands at 68% based, on 19 reviews so far. Not bad, but also not great. The audience score for Lou, though, already is at a very tepid 57%, which is probably not a good sign — but, again, we shall see, as more reviews come in.
Meanwhile, here’s a snapshot of some of the additional Netflix releases hitting the streamer over the coming days.
Fullmetal Alchemist — The Final Alchemy: Netflix’s synopsis: “The Elric brothers’ long and winding journey comes to a close in this epic finale, where they must face off against an unworldly, nationwide threat.” Release date: September 24.
Nick Kroll — Little Big Boy: In addition to acting, funnyman Nick Kroll has performed standup for 20 years. This Netflix release, meanwhile, marks his standup comedy special debut with the streamer. It was filmed at the Warner Theatre in Washington DC. Release date: September 27.
A Trip to Infinity: In this Netflix documentary film, mathematicians, cosmologists, and particle physicists give us a deep dive into the nature of infinity as a concept — and talk about its implications for the universe. Release date: September 26.
Last but not least, do you remember the crazy saga around GameStop and its stock price from 2021?
Here’s a quick refresher. Basically, over the course of just a few days, Redditors managed to drive up GameStop’s share price by more than 5,000%. Looking to exploit immense short interest in shares of the video game retailer, Redditors on r/WallStreeBets mobilized en masse and started buying up GameStop shares at a rapid clip. As demand drove the price up, hedge funds with short positions on the stock were forced to close their positions, which only served to drive shares up even higher.
That story is now the subject of a Netflix limited documentary series: Eat the Rich: The GameStop Saga (coming September 28).
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Executive produced by Emmy and Academy Award-winning filmmakers Dan Cogan and Liz Garbus, Netflix explains, “this lively, comedic documentary series captures the wild ride of a group of misfits who banded together online to rescue GameStop, a company they loved when they were kids.
“Coalescing on Reddit, TikTok, and Discord, they capitalized on a new age of investing with their thumbs to thwart Wall Street’s cynical ploy to burn the company down.”
We should add that the trailer alone, below, has already gotten a number of Redditors hot enough that they’ve threatened to cancel their Netflix subscriptions. For reasons that include everything from feeling like this Netflix release is basically “propaganda against retail investors” to the inclusion of a flippant-sounding comment in the trailer, below, from controversial Washington Post journalist Taylor Lorenz:
“YOLO, you know,” she says with a smile. “Let’s destroy the economy.”
More Netflix Coverage: New on Netflix: 145 brand new titles to stream this month (October 2022)
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Everybody’s Talking About Jamie
(2021)
PG-13
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115 min
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Biography, Comedy, Drama
Feature film adaptation of the musical about a teenager from Sheffield, England who wants to be a drag queen.
Directors:
Jonathan Butterell,
Dan Gillespie Sells,
Tom MacRae
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Stars:
Max Harwood,
Lauren Patel,
Sarah Lancashire,
Shobna Gulati
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Dracula is an iconic dude in the monster hall of fame, but if we’re being honest, he’s getting a little long in the tooth. (Don’t bite the messenger.)
Fortunately, a wave of new-school horror movies have been taking the vampire subgenre in different directions, from inclusive movies building out new mythologies full of bloodsuckers, to tense thrillers with vamps on planes and submarines.
The latest of these is the Netflix action comedy “Day Shift,” starring Jamie Foxx as a guy named Bud who hunts vampires in Southern California under the guise of a seemingly ordinary pool-cleaning business.
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He does what he can to make ends meet and care for his daughter, but the situation gets dicey when Bud kills the wrong fanged lady and is targeted for death by a group of vamps looking to take over the San Fernando Valley.
“Day Shift” adds some fresh bits to the vampire legend with a villainous hierarchy and freaky fight skills. Here are nine other recent films you can stream right now that switch things up with this toothy crowd. (And no, we’re not including the superhero film “Morbius,” because that just sucks.)
In the horror comedy, a transgender teen girl (Nicole Maines) moves from Oregon to Los Angeles and starts running with an empowered coven of queer vampires who live it up at night, fend off hunters and punish assorted fiends (plus vowing never to turn men).
Where to watch:Amazon Prime, Tubi
Produced by horror guru Jason Blum, the chiller digs into the darker aspects of Black American history with the tale of a New Orleans teen (Asjha Cooper) who spends her summer hunting the vamps creating an army out of the disenfranchised.
Where to watch: Amazon Prime
A mom (Peri Baumeister) is traveling on a transatlantic overnight flight to America to meet doctors about her rare blood disease, a group of terrorists hijack the plane, and she goes full-on monster vamp to protect her son.
Where to watch: Netflix
Not just an awesome title, but a cool premise: In the 1945-set thriller, survivors from a destroyed hospital ship ditch their lifeboat when they discover an abandoned Nazi minesweeper. One guess as to what they find aboard, but mayhem obviously ensues.
Where to watch: Shudder, Tubi, Vudu
Fan-favorite scream queen Barbara Crampton rules the relationship drama with absurdist bite as the disenchanted spouse of a small-town minister who has a run-in with a vampire and embraces a new sense of power and ownership after being turned.
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LA is ground zero for a secret war between rival vampire tribes and human protectors in this stylish thriller. And thrown in the middle is a chauffeur (Jorge Lendeborg Jr.) tasked with driving two deadly women (Debby Ryan and Lucy Fry) around for the night.
Where to watch: Netflix
In the vein of “Lost Boys” and “Monster Squad,” the New York-set tale revolves around three young friends out to save the local bodega – as well as the Bronx – from ruthless gentrifying vamps (or “suckheads,” as the kids call them).
Where to watch: Netflix
Director Ana Lily Amirpour’s instant classic brings together noir style and #MeToo themes, with Sheila Vand as a music-loving, skateboarding vamp who metes out justice on men who prey on women in her Iranian town.
Before you dip into the popular FX TV spinoff, check out the original mockumentary about a bunch of vampire buds (including Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi) living together and dealing with daily issues like roommate tiffs and nightclub hopping.
Where to watch: On demand (Apple TV, Vudu, Amazon)
‘What We Do in the Shadows’:From cult film to the funniest new TV series of the year
With its numerous titles and ever-changing shipping schedule, it might help to have an updated list of new X-Men comic books and collections.
So you’ve come to the right place.
Every month Marvel Comics publishes a wide variety of X-Men series, limited series, specials, and collections gathering recent story arcs from the mutant corner of the Marvel Universe all in one volume. And in some cases, bringing back storylines that haven’t been available in print for years.
So for more on all of Marvel’s X-Men titles as well as everything else the publisher offers, check out our regularly updated list of new X-Men comics and Marvel’s full monthly schedules through December
Here’s a week-by-week guide of all the new X-Men comics on their way.
dvd Release Date: 09/06/2022
Overall Rating: 2.4 out of 4 stars
Theatrical Release Date: 07/01/2022
Language: English
Genre: Animation/Adventure
MPAA Rating: PG
Director: Kyle Balda, Brad Ableson, Jonathan del Val
Actors: Steve Carell, Lucy Lawless, Michelle Yeoh, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Julie Andrews, Pierre Coffin
Plot: The 70s are in full swing and a 12-year-old Gru wants nothing more than to be the world’s most vile villain. Even as he idolizes the super-villain group, Vicious 6, he, along with his loyal Minions, take the first steps in crafting the perfect lair, inventing weapons and pulling off some missions. When the leader of the Vicious 6, Wild Knuckles, is let go – Gru sees an opening to join the group – only for things to backfire spectacularly. On the run from the villains Gru finds help in an unlikely place – Wild Knuckles – and learns that even the most evil person in the world still needs friends.
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