October TV Is Packed With The 23 Spookiest Shows And Movie Premieres

Sophie Turner plays a real-life jewel thief in this new 1980s-set imported British drama series. Wigs! Fashion! Shiny objects! This show has it all.

Season 7 premieres with singles from Washington, D.C. hoping for a sight-unseen marriage proposal, with episodes wrapping up just in time for Election Day. Will there be cross-party romances and political movers and shakers in the mix?

Part comedy, part crime thriller, this German series follows a family searching for their missing daughter. When the police prove unhelpful, the family spies on the neighborhood in search of clues.

If you love “The Bear” but wish it were spooky, then this horror flick starring Ariana DeBose should be on the menu for you. DeBose plays a chef opening a restaurant in the sticks while battling personal demons and maybe some ghosts, too.

The third adaptation of the Stephen King thriller features an author (Lewis Pullman) looking for inspiration in his hometown but instead finding vampires.

Pop singer Puth is in on the joke in this new mockumentary series about his life. The guest stars he nabs are elite, including Will Ferrell, Courtney Cox and John Legend.

A group of friends are torn apart during a nightmare party when one guest arrives with a mysterious suitcase. The film is part horror, part comedy.

The creators of "Veep" and "Succession" join forces with director Sam Mendes for a comedy series about the making of super hero movies. The cast includes Aya Cash, Himesh Patel and Billy Magnussen.

Now that you’ve seen the controversial Ryan Murphy series, check out this documentary about Lyle and Erik Menendez — two brothers serving life sentences for killing their parents. This time, the story will be told in their own words.

Season 4 of the comedy series about staff at a Philadelphia public school finds the teachers dealing with ferocious class guinea pigs and an outbreak of ringworm.

“Y tu mamá también” stars Gael Garcia Bernal and Diego Luna reunite as a struggling boxer and his facial-fillers-loving manager. A shady organization is trying to control their fates, with life and death at stake.

Chip and Joanna Gaines produce and host this new roller skating competition show where two teams of skaters battle it out in the rink. We’re already obsessed.

Adapted from a novel, this Alfonso Cuarón-helmed psychological thriller stars Cate Blanchett as a journalist who discovers a new novel is based on her darkest secrets. Kevin Kline, Sacha Baron Cohen, Lesley Manville, Kodi Smit-McPhee and Hoyeon Jung also star.

A novelist (Laura Dern) at a writer’s retreat in Morocco meets a handsome younger man (Liam Hemsworth) at the resort. The two slide into an affair, changing the course of their lives.

Elisabeth Finch, a former writer for “Grey’s Anatomy,” not only crafted unbelievable story lines for the show but also in her personal life, fooling her coworkers and wife. This documentary series unravels her web of lies with interviews of those closest to her.

After a critically-acclaimed first season, the comedy/drama about therapists is back for another. Jason Segel and Harrison Ford return, along with Jessica Williams.

Josh Brolin and Peter Dinklage are twin brothers and partners in crime in this action/comedy about a jewel heist. Glenn Close plays their mom and while Brendan Fraser plays a man hot on their trail.

Rockers and twin sisters Tegan and Sara have been sitting on a secret for years, and they finally reveal it to fans in this new documentary film: someone close to them was impersonating Tegan online and taking advantage of their fans. As the details emerge, the mystery deepens as to whodunnit (spoiler: it wasn’t Sara).

Anna Kendrick not only stars but also directs this true story of a woman, whose "The Dating Game" match is actually a serial killer.

In a surprising turn, Billy Crystal gets serious in this new psychological thriller series about a psychiatrist who meets a troubled boy. The boy might be connected to events of the past.

When a young man dies from a rare muscle disease at 25, he leaves behind an online world of his family was unaware. This documentary film explores the dichotomy of his offline and gaming personas, including interviews in those who new him best in each realm.

Part musical documentary, part exploration into the life and creative process of The Boss, this film goes backstage, on stage and back to New Jersey, where it all began.

Catch up on the first two seasons of this stunningly excellent comedy series and watch the newest installment about Sam (Bridget Everett), a Kansas woman who returns home and must find her fellow outsiders in order to fit in. Based on her own life, Everett also weaves in songs to showcase her gorgeous pipes.