Movies

October not only signifies the beginning of the spooktacular season, but it also brings an abundance of thrilling new offerings from Netflix that fans have eagerly anticipated. In addition to reviving beloved series such as “Bridgerton,” “Cobra Kai,” and “Emily in Paris,” fresh sensations like “Baby Reindeer,” “The Perfect Couple,” and “Nobody Wants This” have graced our screens this year. However, there’s a lot more to look forward to!

The intriguing aspect of the latest Apple TV film “Wolves,” featuring George Clooney and Brad Pitt, lies in the fact that two highly esteemed actors in the cinematic world opted for a seemingly ordinary, unremarkable script to work on together. Is it possible that the lack of exceptional screenplays in Hollywood is so stark, or could this project be a debt repayment of some sort, where Clooney and Pitt felt obligated to participate?

The highly acclaimed action-adventure teen series from Netflix, “Outer Banks,” is coming back with its fourth season in 2024. This season will be split into two parts. For this upcoming season, actors from the show “The Walking Dead” such as Pollyanna McIntosh (who played Jadis in TWDU) are set to make appearances.

The recently released action-comedy, titled “Wolfs,” features the stellar duo of George Clooney and Brad Pitt. This production is helmed by Jon Watts, with Austin Abrams, known for his role as Ron Anderson in AMC’s “The Walking Dead,” also starring.

Lokesh Kanagaraj has consistently taken on large-scale productions since his first movie Maanagaram. Since then, he’s only increased the scope and depth of his films. With whispers about Lokesh’s next project featuring Aamir Khan making rounds, let’s explore the director’s future projects, including potential sequels for successful box-office hits.

Initially, when the main character of the movie “A Different Man”, named Edward (played by Sebastian Stan), who has neurofibromatosis, is introduced to the audience, he’s heard shouting and pounding on a wall in an office setting. A colleague peeks inside after hearing the commotion and asks if he’s alright. Edward replies casually, “Yes, it happens sometimes.” The scene then shifts to reveal that Edward is acting as a frustrated office worker on a film set. Once the cameras stop recording, an unidentified director (Patrick Wang) approaches Edward and instructs him to tone down his outbursts for the next take, in order to avoid making people feel uneasy. Consequently, Edward’s intense portrayal becomes less passionate.

In a fresh offering from Ryan Murphy titled “Grotesquerie,” currently available on Hulu via FX, you’ll find “Fear the Walking Dead” actor Spenser Granese making an appearance for at least three episodes, as per IMDb records.

As a die-hard fan of The Walking Dead, I’m diving into the sixth episode of season eight, titled “The King, the Widow, and Rick”. This thrilling instalment aired on November 26, 2017. What makes this episode stand out is its exploration of the complex power struggles among our united communities, all under the iron fist of Negan’s Saviors. Much like other episodes in this gripping series, “The King, the Widow, and Rick” seems to be a modern-day parable, subtly mirroring the challenges of leadership division.

This week is freshly upon us, and along with bringing fresh movies and series to Netflix, it also welcomes the month of October, marking the authentic arrival of the scary season! On Tuesday, October 1st, there are several horror films joining Netflix’s collection, such as The Birds, Halloween (2018), Psycho, and It Chapter Two.

At last, the highly anticipated second season of “The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon” has arrived! The upcoming episode promises to be one of the finest spin-offs yet, as it brings back Melissa McBride reprising her role as Carol Peletier. In this installment, she embarks on a mission to track down her dearest friend, Daryl Dixon (played by Norman Reedus), who we know has found himself in France.