Find out where to stream the best movies to watch this Halloween, from horror hits like 'Halloween' to family-friendly films like 'Hocus Pocus', and more.

Horror movies reach the peak of their powers on Halloween. Brave viewers embark on ritual rewatches of classics such as “Rosemary’s Baby” or “The Silence of the Lambs.”

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From the return of a fan favorite real estate reality show to a new true crime documentary, here are the top eight titles to watch on streaming and in theaters the weekend of Nov. 1-2.

Ethan Hawke gives a delightfully barbed performance as the lyricist Lorenz Hart, Kathryn Bigelow directs a minute-by-minute drama of nuclear war, Daniel Day-Lewis returns to the big screen, and much,

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This weekend, there’s no shortage of great shows and movies arriving to keep you entertained. A new season of The Witcher, which now stars Liam Hemsworth, is already out on Netflix, and more great new shows like Rachel Sennott’s I Love LA,

An ill-fated party at a remote mansion leaves a group of 20-somethings wondering who among them is a murderer in this sharp A24 horror comedy. Rachel Sennott, Pete Davidson, Chase Sui Wonders and more are among the killer cast.

The film’s director, Kathryn Bigelow, narrates a heightened sequence in which a nuclear missile is headed for the United States.

By the time a sharp-toothed Christopher Walken turns up as the full-bodied version of the villain, the movie goes into full-tilt gothic mayhem, with carriage chases, burning buildings, and even more beheadings.

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