Movies
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The Best Halloween Movies Streaming in 2025
From “The Texas Chain Saw Massacre” to, yes, John Carpenter’s “Halloween”
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Everything New on Streaming Services in November: Netflix, HBO Max, Prime Video and More
From Netflix to Tubi and more, here’s what you’ll be able to stream this month
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‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’ Star Robert Englund Unpacks Being a Pop Culture Phenomenon
The new 4K collection from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment is available now
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Keanu Reeves, Tim Miller Sci-Fi Movie ‘Shiver’ Lands at Warner Bros.
The script comes from “Infinite” screenwriter Ian Shorr
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Morgan Freeman Reveals How He Became Diane Keaton’s Favorite On-Screen Smooch: ‘Naturally Soft’ | Video
The Oscar winner tells Jimmy Kimmel that “there were two ways to kiss” the late actress
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The Top 21 New Movies Streaming in October
From “Jurassic World: Rebirth” to “How to Train Your Dragon” and beyond
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The 8 Best New Movies and Shows to Stream This Weekend on Netflix, Apple TV and More
From “The Witcher” Season 4 to “I Love LA” and everything in between
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The 13 Best Halloween Movies and Shows to Stream on Netflix This Year
From new horror movies to a spooky season classic, here’s what’s on Netflix for Halloween 2025
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Sam Mendes’ 4-Film ‘Beatles’ Project Adds Saoirse Ronan, Aimee Lou Wood, Anna Sawai and Mia McKenna-Bruce
The four films will be released by Sony in April 2028
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Halloween Movies on Hulu, Disney+ and Netflix: What to Stream Now
The scariest, funniest and most family-friendly Halloween-themed films you can watch without leaving your couch
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‘Bugonia’ Ending Explained: Writer Will Tracy on Yorgos Lanthimos’ Latest Trip
Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons star in the far-out hostage thriller
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Mutant Sets ‘Donnie Darko’ as First Mediabook in Arrow Video Partnership | Exclusive
This new line of releases will feature “premium packaging, brand-new artwork, exclusive mediabook inserts and expanded bonus features”
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John Malone Sees $30 Per Share WBD Takeover Bid as a Possibility: ‘Certainly Something to Be Hoped For’
The Warner Bros. Discovery chair emeritus also notes that while he hopes for a bidding war, a sale will ultimately come down to “who the government would let own it”
