Here Are All the Movies Coming to Hulu This Week, Including ‘The Unholy Trinity’

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Over the next few days, a lot of new movies are becoming available, including romantic comedies, thrillers, Westerns, and feel-good holiday films. You’ll find both movies that were recently in theaters and classic TV films. Here’s a simple guide to what each movie is about, along with information on the stars, director, and writer, to help you pick what to watch.

‘Anyone But You’ (2023)

Directed by Will Gluck, ‘Anyone But You’ is a witty and contemporary romantic comedy loosely based on Shakespeare’s ‘Much Ado About Nothing.’ The film stars Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell as Bea and Ben, former flames who pretend to be a couple at a wedding in Australia. The cast also features Alexandra Shipp, GaTa, Hadley Robinson, Michelle Hurd, Dermot Mulroney, Darren Barnet, Bryan Brown, and Rachel Griffiths. Ilana Wolpert and Will Gluck wrote the screenplay. It will be released on Monday, October 20th.

‘Freud’s Last Session’ (2023)

‘Freud’s Last Session’ is a compelling drama unfolding in London just before World War II. The film portrays an imagined conversation between the renowned Sigmund Freud, played by Anthony Hopkins, and author C.S. Lewis, portrayed by Matthew Goode, as they explore complex questions about faith, love, and the workings of the human mind. Based on Mark St. Germain’s stage play (which itself drew from Armand Nicholi’s ‘The Question of God’) and directed by Matthew Brown, the film also stars Liv Lisa Fries, Jodi Balfour, Jeremy Northam, and Orla Brady. Ben Smithard handled the cinematography, and Coby Brown composed the music. The film will be released on Monday, October 20.

‘The Hand That Rocks the Cradle’ (1992)

The popular thriller ‘The Hand That Rocks the Cradle,’ directed by Curtis Hanson, tells the story of a nanny with a hidden agenda who enters a family grieving a loss. The film stars Rebecca De Mornay and Annabella Sciorra, with supporting roles played by Matt McCoy, Ernie Hudson, and Julianne Moore. Written by Amanda Silver, the movie is set in Seattle and became a box-office hit thanks to its suspenseful plot and atmosphere. Graeme Revell composed the music, and Robert Elswit handled the cinematography. It will be available starting Wednesday, October 22.

‘Christmas Plus One’ (2022)

“Christmas Plus One” is a charming Canadian romantic comedy about two sisters who decide to find their perfect matches by the next Christmas. A year later, Cara is in a rush to find the man she thinks is her soulmate. The movie stars Emily Alatalo, alongside Corey Sevier, Andrew Bushell, Vanessa Smythe, and Jane Moffat, and is directed by Meeshelle Neal from a script by Erica Deutschman (based on a story by Katy Breier). It’s produced by Reel One Entertainment and Champlain Media and will be available starting Thursday, October 23rd.

‘A Very Merry Beauty Salon’ (2024)

Get ready for a heartwarming holiday movie! ‘A Very Merry Beauty Salon,’ set during Atlanta’s glamorous Tinsel Ball, tells the story of Sienna, a salon owner recognized for her generosity, whose life gets a delightful shake-up when she meets a charming sponsor. Starring Tia Mowry alongside RonReaco Lee, Donna Biscoe, and Cocoa Brown, and directed by Bobby Yan with a script by Tara Knight, the film also features Ashli Auguillard and Arrington Foster. It premieres on Thursday, October 23rd.

‘Match Made in Mistletoe’ (2021)

Adrian Langley directs ‘Christmas in Washington,’ a new holiday movie written by Jennifer Edwards and Shannon Latimer. The story follows an interior decorator who gets a big career opportunity at the Kalmar Embassy, but initially struggles to work with the embassy’s direct and practical new ambassador. As the holiday season progresses, they begin to find common ground. Natalie Lisinska and Damon Runyan lead the cast, with Kathleen Laskey, James Kall, and Tessa Kozma also appearing. The movie is around 87-89 minutes long and will be released on Thursday, October 23.

‘Hot Chocolate Holiday’ (2021)

‘Hot Chocolate Holiday’ is a charming, family-friendly movie about a coffee shop owner whose famous hot cocoa recipe is seemingly copied by a new competitor. This sparks both a rivalry and a potential romance. Starring Aubrey Reynolds and Jonny Swenson, with supporting roles played by Kelsie Elena and Robert John Moody, the film was directed by Brian Brough and written by Brittany Wiscombe. It will be released on October 23rd.

‘Deadly Girls Trip’ (2025)

Lifetime’s new thriller, ‘Deadly Girls Trip,’ is based on a true story. It centers on Lacey, who begins to suspect something isn’t right when a friend dies during a fancy weekend trip. As she investigates, she finds herself facing off against neighbors who are hiding dangerous secrets. The film is directed by Damián Romay, with a script by Leo McGuigan, and stars Kristi Murdock, Lesa Wilson, Alex Trumble, Charlotte Hemmings, and Kate Dailey. Jacobo Rispa is a producer, and Massimo Sammi composed the music. ‘Deadly Girls Trip’ premieres on Thursday, October 23.

‘A Christmas in Tennessee’ (2018)

Get ready for a heartwarming holiday movie! ‘A Christmas in Tennessee’ tells the story of a bakery owner in a charming mountain town who finds love while dealing with a developer threatening her business. Starring Rachel Boston and Andrew W. Walker, with Patricia Richardson and Caroline Rhea as Madame Claus, this film is directed by Gary Yates and written by Cassie Doyle. The music is by Shawn Pierce, and it’s produced by Howard Braunstein. It premieres on Thursday, October 23rd.

‘The Unholy Trinity’ (2025)

Directed by Richard Gray, ‘The Unholy Trinity’ is a Western set in 1870s Montana, starring Samuel L. Jackson as the mysterious St. Christopher and Pierce Brosnan as lawman Gabriel Dove. The story begins with the execution of Isaac Broadway (Tim Daly), which sets his son, Henry (Brandon Lessard), on a journey involving a crooked sheriff and hidden gold. The cast also includes David Arquette, Q’orianka Kilcher, Katrina Bowden, and Ethan Peck. Written by Lee Zachariah, the film debuted at film festivals before its release in the U.S. on October 24th.

Tell us which of these you’ll be watching first this week—and why—in the comments!

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2025-10-21 05:16