The films and shows that you should broadcast in October 2025

It is time for some frightening streaming selections. In recent years, our monthly column, The Nerd’s Watch, has been the perfect place to discover all the best gender titles with the greatest streaming services. It was not a complete list. We have just published the titles we think you would care about, but it was still long, and frankly, it was difficult to choose the best of the best.

Well, in recent months, it has changed. The following is not a list of all the best things streaming on all major streaming services. We have examined all these lists and propose a few dozen titles which, in our view, are remarkable this month. Some are new, some are old, but anyway, we will tell you why you should worry about it. Or at least joke about it.

So sit down, take your remote control and prepare yourself for the update and rationalized Nerd watch, highlighting the best films and upcoming shows at Streamers this month.

GOONIES (October 1 on Netflix)

There are on the point of being a lot of frightening films on this list to celebrate Halloween, but if you want something a little lighter, a little more fun, but always great for the whole family, we suggest this classic in the 1980s.

The mask (October 1 on Netflix)

Is this adaptation of Jim Carrey and Cameron Diaz comics still as “Smmmmmmooooookinnnnn” as in 1994? There is only one way to discover it.

The Martian (October 2 on Netflix)

Hail Mary project Maybe still in a few months, but you can kill time with this other adaptation by Andy Weir, led by Ridley Scott and with Matt Damon.

The labyrinth runner Series (October 9 on Netflix)

Before going to Planet of the Apes or Hyrule in Zeld’s legendA, the director Wes Ball directed this very underestimated Ya trilogy with Dylan O’Brien. It is perfect for all those looking for a mysterious and cool science fiction series. There is The Maze Runner, Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials, And Maze Runner: Cure of death.

Ninja Turtles Mutant Teenage: mutant Mayhem (October 17 on Netflix)

There have been a lot, many adaptations of Teenage mutant ninja turtles, Both in theaters and on television, but for our money, it is by far the best. Just stellar at all levels. More, Ninja Turtles mutant teenage And Ninja Turtles 2 teenage ninja Also come to the streamer.

THE Blade Trilogy (October 1 on Hulu)

Before making a triumphant return in Deadpool and WolverineWesley Snipes was one of the first Marvel superheroes in this epic trilogy that includes Blade, blade 2, And Blade: Trinity.

Edward Scissorhands (October 1 on Hulu, HBO Max and Peacock)

I’m not sure why Tim Burton and Johnny Depp’s surreal romance is coming to so many streamers this month, but we are not angry with this. It is perfectly disturbing for the season.

Seven Saw Films (October 1 on Hulu)

There are a lot, a lot of Saw The films but the first seven, released between 2004 and 2010, all come to Hulu. And honestly, they are a perfect frenzy. Really. It’s the best way to watch these fun and fun horror movies.

THE Shout Trilogy (October 1 on Hulu, Paramount Plus and Peacock)

What is your favorite scary film? Is it Shout, scream 2 or shout 3? If this is the case, you are lucky, because the three arrive on several streamers this month.

The cabin in the woods (October 16 on Hulu and Peacock)

Chris Hemsworth is co-stars of this horror film by putting the spirit of the writer Joss Whedon and the director Drew Goddard. It’s so good and yet we feel a little underestimated. Check it if you haven’t seen it.

Star Wars: visions – Volume 3 (October 29 on Disney +)

The incredible animated Star Wars The Anthology series returns, and this time, for the first time, it has followed. What could be more Star Wars What?

THE Nightmare on Elm Street Series (October 1st on HBO Max)

One, two, Freddy comes for you … on HBO Max. The streamer has a lot of original films to come this month. Who understands A nightmare on Elm Street, A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge, A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors, A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master, A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child And Freddy against Jason. Sorry, Freddy is dead And New nightmare fans.

Cash (October 1 on HBO Max)

Before they jump your mind with Final destination: linesThe directors Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein made this excellent and surprising science fiction film with Emile Hirsch which is essentially like Lo-Fi X-Men. Look for it.

Several Friday 13 Films (October 1 on various)

It’s a bit confusing, but Jason Voorhees also broadcasts this month. Peacock obtains the first three films: Friday 13, Friday 13 – PART II and Friday 13 – PART III, While Hulu obtains the 2009 very underestimated restart. Everything is worth watching.

Marcel the shell with shoes on (October 1 on HBO Max)

What is the perfect counter-programming for all this horror? This perfect false documentary of the director of Lilo & Stitch On the titular character, who tries to find his family. It’s hilarious, comforting and incredible.

Poltergeist (October 1st on HBO Max and Peacock)

One of the biggest, the most exciting and the most frightening horror films is this 1982 Tobe Hooper classic. A real essential of the genre.

The exorcist (October 1 on HBO Max)

And speaking of staples of the genre, the original of William Friedkin Exorcist is on the Mont Rushmore horror. So, if you want to watch a real classic of all time this Halloween season, look no further.

Bring it back (October 3 on HBO Max)

They are classics, but what about new blood? This outing in 2025 of the team behind Talk to me (Streaming also on HBO Max this month) is one of the most heartbreaking horror films, the most difficult to watch but strangely satisfactory. She is a woman who welcomes children with foster family, let’s just say, not the best reasons.

The substance (October 10 on HBO Max)

Horror films are generally not nominated for Oscars, and even less win them. But horror movies are generally not The substance, The incredible cinema of Demi Moore-Margaret Qualley on an aging star who takes a dangerous substance to invigorate his youth.

V / H / S / Halloween (October 3 on thrill)

Have you seen all the classics and franchises mentioned above? Well, you probably haven’t seen the last episode of VHS Series because it has not yet been released. He made his debut on Shudder this month, and this time, everything is on the theme of Halloween.

Aliens has extended (October 10 on thrill)

If you like James Cameron AlienYou will love this documentary which deeply plunges into its production, its release, its inheritance and much more.

Scary film Films (October 1 on various)

With Scary film The SPOOF franchise let’s come back next year, this Halloween season could be the time to review some of the originals. The first will be on Peacock on October 1, while Scary film 4 And Scary film V will be on Paramount +.

Frightening (October 1 on Peacock)

Peter Jackson’s underestimated horror comedy with Michael J. Fox as a paranormal player is roughly the perfect film to see this frightening season.

How to train your dragon (2025) (October 10 on Peacock)

One of the greatest successes of this summer, the live remake of How to train your dragonFinally arrives at streaming on October 10. More, to be pumped, the three animated films –How to train your dragon, how to train your Dragon 2, and how to train your dragon: the hidden world– will be on the streamer on October 1.

Shaun of the dead (October 1 on Peacock)

The Cornetto trilogy was born with this legendary horror film of romantic comedy co-written and directed by Edgar Wright, with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. Take your head.

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