We hope you're staying dry from all the rain this week. May we recommend watching watching a movie or two (or three)? We have a few ideas, whatever your cinematic taste, for this cool time in autumn.
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Early access to premium titles! Here's what's available to watch this week.
Florence Pugh and Harry Styles sizzle in Don't Worry Darling, which looks into the mysteries of a community in the desert that is said to be an ideal place to live. It doesn't take long, though, before cracks begin to appear in the town's seemingly perfect facade, leading to twists and turns that make it very dangerous for one woman's future.
Siblings often have an unspoken bond that ties them together, but in The Silent Twins, two identical twins (Leticia Wright, Tamara Lawrence) live a life that is defined by their intimate relationship and a secret language that only they can understand. What happens when others seek to pierce their privacy?
Some relationships take time to blossom into romance. Idris Elba and Tilda Swinton put that sweet idea to the test in Three Thousand Years of Longing, as they catch up on decades of their turbulent individual lives before they ever met. George Miller directed.
Speaking of romance, Billy Eichner and Luke Macfarlane are not quite sure they're ready for a new relationship in Bros, a raunchy comedy that is also surprisingly tender. Their chemistry together is certain to heat up your week.
Romance can do funny things to people, as Sigourney Weaver discovers in The Good House. She's a recovering alcoholic in New England who thinks she has it all together -- until, that is, she sparks again with her old flame, played by Kevin Kline.
More New Releases
Mia Goth stars in horror-thriller Pearl as a young woman who yearns for stardom, even though she lives on an isolated farm far away from any glamour or excitement. Pearl is determined to make her dreams come true, however, which spells trouble for anyone who gets in her way.
Now available to buy or rent, Georgina Campbell stars in the dark thriller Barbarian as a young woman who just wants a quiet night in a rented home before an important job interview in the morning. First she meets an unexpected stranger (Bill Skarsgård) who's already in the house; then, they both meet unanticipated horrors in the basement.
Ben Foster and Michael Caine star in the action-adventure Medieval, now available to buy, which follows a mercenary (Foster) who fights corrupt foes during a fierce war. It's based on a true story.
Deals
Are you afraid of heights? Fair warning: Fall tells a terrifying tale of best friends (Grace Caroline Currey, Virginia Gardner) who scale an incredibly high radio tower 2,000 feet in the air. When something unexpected transpires, they must figure out how to survive.
Let's hear it for animals with super-powers! Known as Superman's dog, Krypto (Dwayne Johnson), leads DC League of Super-Pets into action when superheroes are abducted. The animated adventure packs a delightful punch.
Siblings Daniel Kaluuya and Keke Palmer are caught unaware by an extraterrestrial presence in Nope -- understandable, since they are busy caring for their inland California horse ranch. They will need to take quick action in response to dire circumstances in order to survive.
Natalie Emmanuel stars in The Invitation (Unrated) as a young woman who must take decisive action when her survival is threatened by a lovely-looking family on an isolated estate. Appearances can be deceiving.
This Week's Biggest Sales
Dia de los Muertos Sale celebrates "The Day of the Dead," which is traditionally celebrated on November 1 and 2. The spooky selection includes the marvelously lively The Book of Life, the family-oriented Coco and the more expansive Onward/Coco (Bundle).
Whiskers are not required to participate in the Cats Sale, which honors our feline friends with $4.99 movies and a bundle sale. Visit to see the specific titles on offer right now.
As the title says, Feel Good Movies & TV Sale will chase away any blues you might be experiencing from stormy weather, featuring favorites like Tom Hanks in moving and tender Forrest Gump, Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds in the riotously funny The Proposal and Robin Williams in top form in the hilarious family comedy Mrs. Doubtfire. To help you navigate, we've created a few bookmarks: Recommended For You, Top Movies, $4.99 & Under, $7.99 & Under, $9.99 & Under and 4K UHD Titles.
Advance alert! 50% Off Halloween Weekend Flash Sale runs from October 28 through November 1, including notable horror favorites, such as Jared Leto in Morbius, the "sexy vampires with a Southern accent" True Blood: The Complete Series (Bundle) and the savage Saw 9-Film Collection (Bundle). Since the sale is only available for limited time, here are a slew of bookmarks to narrow down your search: All Titles, Top Titles, $4.99 & Under, $7.99 & Under, 4K UHD, Recommended For You, Bundles, TV Bundles and Weekend TV Flash Sale.
$4.99 Weekly Movie Deals are very inviting this week, if you can break away from your Halloween party planning for a moment!
HBO TV Bundle Weekend Sale showcases high-quality shows that have soared high and earned a place in every cinephile's library. Choose from the epic war stories told in Band of Brothers/The Pacific (Bundle), the complex and completely engaging stories of police, criminals, lawmakers and journalists in The Wire: The Complete Series and stories of young people in crisis in Euphoria: Seasons 1-2 (Bundle)..
Continuing Sales
Only people who enjoy quality television should visit FX/FXX Sale. But isn't that everybody?
If you've gotten a television lately, chances are it's 4K-enabled, in which case you owe it to yourself and your eyeballs to peruse $6.99 HDX Movies: Monthly Deals.
Talent Spotlight shines a light on people who are expanding the boundaries of horror, starting with Women-Directed Horror Movies and including Guillermo del Toro movies, James Wan Movies, Stephen King Movies, John Carpenter Movies, George A. Romero Movies, Rob Zombie Movies, Wes Craven Movies, Sam Raimi Movies and David Cronenberg Movies.
Parents and adult guardians, pay special attention to Halloween Family Sale, which helps you to select movies that are best for your family.
What if you fly solo? You're never alone with the Halloween Sale.
Feeling feisty? Yearning for independence? May we suggest 90s Indie Movie Sale.
If you just want to get away from it all, including your present day experience, be sure to visit Time Travel Sale.
For those who are searching for something magical, Wizarding World Sale is just the place to go.
Need a little boost? You can't go wrong with Action Adrenaline Sale.
What is the heady combination of factors that will make $4.99 Ultimate Movie Fan Sale your ideal destination? Visit and see.
Vudu Top 10
Brad Pitt’s action-thriller Bullet Train and Billy Eichner’s romantic comedy Bros are Vudu’s top two titles on Fandango’s streaming service for the week of October 17th through October 23rd.
Bullet Train, newly available to rent on Vudu, ranks as the top movie for a fourth week in a row, while Bros, which debuted on Vudu on Tuesday, is the top-ranking new release.
Among other new titles to Vudu, the DC animated movie Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons and the Sigourney Weaver-Kevin Kline drama The Good House, landed as the #10 and #12 titles, respectively.
Vudu’s top ten titles for the past week, in terms of revenue:
1. Bullet Train
2. Bros
3. Top Gun: Maverick
4. Clerks III
5. Jeepers Creepers Reborn
6. Thor: Love and Thunder
7. Fall
8. The Invitation: Unrated Edition
9. Minions: The Rise of Gru
10. Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons
