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Well, times have changed, and not just because of the pandemic.
Heres what horror fans with a hearty streaming budget can look forward to this month, in chronological order.
All anthology series promise a rocky road of quality, but the ambitious storytelling here seems promising.
(Insert gentrification analogy here).
), Shea Whigham, and Method Man himself.
Rodriguez is a behind-the-scenes veteran ofSNLand a number of other TV comedies likeThe Last Man on EarthandA.P.
Elan Dassani and Rajeev DassanisEvil Eyefollows on October 13, joined by Zu QuirkesNocturnethat same day.
The other four original films will premiere at a TBA time in 2021.
They changed the game, introducing the world to a brave, daring new voice in the genre.
Several of them have already been adapted, including the unforgettableThe Midnight Meat Trainand the more forgettableRawhead Rex.
(Candymanis also based on Barkers The Forbidden andLord of Illusionson The Last Illusion.)
There was no point in revisiting that world, as much as Netflix hoped Flanagan would find a way.
Its smart, funny, twisted stuff.
Theres a reason this novel has sold almost 3 million copies and been adapted multiple times.
This could be one of the most-buzzed Netflix movies of the year, not just during horror season.
You wont see anything else like it this season.
The revival ofCreepshowon Shudder was a major hit for genre fans.
What to do in the meantime?
Why not try an animated Halloween special?
You know that breakout performance inepisode five ofLovecraft Countryfrom Wunmi Mosaku?
Sounds perfect for the night before Halloween in a year like this one.
Even More Horror!
HubieHalloween(Netflix, October 7)Looking for laughs?
There might be some found in this holiday-themed Adam Sandler comedy.
To the Lake(Netflix, October 7) A Russian import TV series about a world-ending virus.
(It was originally scheduled for a wide theatrical release pre-COVID.)
