From horror and anime to comedy, historical drama and mountaineering documentary, these ten films offer varied viewing options for the October 2–4 weekend.
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Choose your next weekend watch with ten films spanning animation, drama, action, romance and thrillers across Netflix, Prime Video, Peacock, Starz and VOD.
Ten weekend movie picks span horror, sci-fi, romance, drama, comedy, thriller and concert documentary, with options across major streaming and rental services.