Movies

The holiday season is underway and the weekend approaches! While many of us might be tempted to relax at home with Netflix and some tasty holiday treats, others may find themselves overwhelmed by the numerous options available. If you’re still undecided about what movie or TV series to watch this weekend, don’t worry – we’ve got you covered! Here are some intriguing shows set to be released this week, all of which can be streamed online.

The Russo Brothers are set to return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe to helm the next two Avengers films, but prior to that, they’re wrapping up a project that could potentially be even more thrilling than the upcoming superhero blockbusters. Their forthcoming Netflix film, titled The Electric State, offers a clash between humans and robots, in an unexpected twist featuring a robot version of Mr. Peanut voiced by Woody Harrelson. The brothers elaborated on how they managed to secure his participation for the project.

Beware! Here come spoilers for Season 1 of ‘Bad Monkey’. If you haven’t watched it all yet, you can stream the show using an Apple TV+ subscription. Don’t forget to tune in when the final episode airs on next Wednesday, October 9, as per the 2024 TV schedule.

As a movie enthusiast, I can’t help but marvel at how effortless it has become over the years to enjoy TV series, thanks to the multitude of streaming services that cater to every genre under the sun. These platforms are now releasing episodes not just monthly, but weekly, keeping us captivated and yearning for more. Yet, with a steady stream of new shows being added, finding something truly engaging has become a daunting task. No worries! We’ve compiled a comprehensive guide listing all TV series making their debut on major platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, and many others in October 2024. Save yourself the trouble of spending hours searching – we’ve got you covered!

A group of college companions gather in a secluded location for a reunion and participate in a puzzling party game in the quirky dark comedy-thriller titled, “It’s What’s Inside“. This event signals the beginning of a downward spiral in the narrative of writer/director Greg Jardin’s first film. The movie cleverly twists an increasingly popular plotline. Initially, the gathering seems like a peaceful pre-wedding celebration; however, things take a bizarre turn when an estranged friend arrives with a suitcase containing a mysterious gadget that ultimately alters everyone’s lives dramatically.