October 2025 brings a fantastic lineup of movies, with something to entertain everyone as fall begins. Whether you enjoy exciting sci-fi like ‘Tron: Ares’ or heartwarming stories like ‘Fairyland’, there’s a lot to look forward to. You’ll find everything from intense dramas and spooky Halloween treats to fun animated films for the whole family.
October’s film lineup offers a diverse range of compelling stories and visually stunning movies. From deeply personal journeys to important worldwide topics – films like ‘Coyotes’ and ‘Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere’ really capture the human spirit. Whether you’re in the mood for a film that makes you think or one that keeps you on the edge of your seat, you’ll find something great this month. Prepare to be captivated by these memorable films!
‘The Road Between Us: The Ultimate Rescue’ (2025)
Barry Avrich’s documentary tells the incredible true story of Noam Tibon’s bravery when he rescued his family during the Hamas attack on Kibbutz Nahal Oz on October 7, 2023. The 95-minute film, featuring interviews and dramatic reenactments with Noam Tibon, Amir Tibon, and Gali Mir-Tibon, highlights their courage. Though originally planned for the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival, the filmmakers overcame hurdles securing footage rights to bring this powerful story of heroism to light.
The movie will be released in select cinemas on October 3, 2025, and was produced by Avrich and Mark Selby. Beautifully shot by Chris Romeike, the film powerfully portrays the emotional struggles and strong connections within a family facing difficult circumstances. Early reviews suggest it’s a compelling story about overcoming challenges, making it a great choice for anyone who appreciates inspiring true stories.
‘Coyotes’ (2025)
Directed by Colin Minihan, this 92-minute horror-comedy follows a family battling both wildfires and aggressive coyotes right in their Hollywood Hills home. The film stars Justin Long, Kate Bosworth, and Mila Harris, and was written by Tad Daggerhart and Nick Simon. It’s a blend of humor and suspense, brought to life with impressive visual effects – both computer-generated and practical – and produced by Nathan Klingher.
Premiering at Fantastic Fest on September 20th and then released more widely on October 3, 2025, this film uses striking visuals to highlight the contrast between city life and the wilderness. It’s a funny and thrilling story about family, and how people cope when everything falls apart, making it a great choice for watching during the spooky season, thanks to its strong acting.
‘Bone Lake’ (2025)
Mercedes Bryce Morgan’s new horror film follows a couple whose romantic retreat to a lakeside estate takes a dark turn. The 96-minute thriller, starring Maddie Hasson, Alex Roe, and Marco Pigossi, and written by Joshua Friedlander, creates a suspenseful atmosphere reminiscent of erotic thrillers. The film’s visuals, crafted by Nick Matthews, and Roque Baños’ music further enhance the tension.
The movie will have a limited theatrical release on October 3, 2025, after premiering at FrightFest on August 24th. Following a screening at Fantastic Fest on September 21st, the film blends suspense and psychological thrills, and was produced by Benjamin Anderson. Its deep story and unsettling atmosphere make it a must-see for horror fans this October.
‘Viva Verdi!’ (2025)
This documentary, directed by Yvonne Russo, offers a glimpse into Casa Verdi in Milan, a unique home where former opera singers guide the next generation of musicians. The 90-minute film, co-written by Christine La Monte and featuring Claudio Giombi and Tina Aliprandi, beautifully portrays the connections between these artists. Jacek Laskus’s stunning visuals bring the lively atmosphere of Casa Verdi to life.
The movie will be released in select cinemas on October 3, 2025, following successful showings at the Woodstock and Santa Barbara film festivals. Produced by Ron Simons, it celebrates the life and work of Verdi through touching stories and powerful performances. With its themes of guidance and artistic expression, the film promises a feel-good experience for viewers this October.
‘Soul of a Nation’ (2025)
Jonathan Jakubowicz’s documentary offers a personal look at the difficulties Israel has faced since October 7, 2023, featuring honest conversations with people affected by the events. The 90-minute film, produced by Claudine Jakubowicz, examines both the divisions and the moments of togetherness within the country, without taking a strong political side. It focuses on the strength and perseverance of Israelis in a deeply divided world.
The film will debut in Miami at the Jewish Film Festival before opening in select theaters on October 3, 2025. It’s a hopeful story told through personal and moving imagery, and promises to be a standout film for the month of October due to its thoughtful approach and emphasis on human relationships.
‘Fairyland’ (2025)
Andrew Durham’s new film, with support from Sofia Coppola, is based on Alysia Abbott’s memoir about growing up in San Francisco with her gay father during the 1970s and 80s. The 116-minute movie stars Emilia Jones, Scoot McNairy, and Geena Davis, and was co-written by Durham. It has received an R rating due to its depiction of drug use.
The movie will initially be shown in select theaters on October 3, 2025, before becoming widely available on October 10th, following its premiere at the Sundance Film Festival in 2023. The film is connected to important social topics through a dedicated campaign, and its beautiful imagery reflects changing times. At its core, it’s a touching story about family and finding yourself, which is likely to connect with audiences.
‘The Smashing Machine’ (2025)
Directed by Benny Safdie, this biographical film tells the story of MMA fighter Mark Kerr and his battles with addiction during the 1990s. The movie features Dwayne Johnson, Emily Blunt, and Oleksandr Usyk, and utilizes prosthetics to enhance its realistic portrayal of the sport. A gritty score by Nala Sinephro complements the film’s intense atmosphere. It runs for 135 minutes and was written by Safdie himself.
The film will be released nationwide on October 3, 2025, following a successful debut at the Venice Film Festival where it won the Silver Lion on September 1st. Produced by Eli Bush, the movie offers a powerful and honest look at Kerr’s successes and struggles, making it a compelling choice for October viewing and a critically acclaimed festival favorite.
‘Scared Shitless’ (2025)
Vivieno Caldinelli’s funny and scary movie centers around a plumber and his son as they battle a monster living in the pipes of an apartment building. The 92-minute film stars Steven Ogg and Daniel Doheny, and features special effects created using practical methods by Rudolf Blahacek. It was written by Brandon Cohen and has earned an R rating due to its over-the-top style.
This playfully spooky film will arrive in select cinemas on October 3, 2025, following its premiere at BIFFF. Produced by Lewis Spring for Blue Fox, it’s a fun and visually unique story about the bond between a father and son, perfect for getting you in the Halloween spirit.
‘Good Boy’ (2025)
Ben Leonberg’s horror film follows Indy, a dog who protects his owner, Todd, from terrifying supernatural threats. The 77-minute movie stars Shane Jensen and Larry Fessenden, and was co-written by Alex Cannon. It uses a unique camera style, showing events from the dog’s perspective to pull viewers into the story, which is driven by Indy’s specialized training. The film is rated R.
The film will have a limited theatrical release on October 3, 2025, following screenings at SXSW and Overlook Film Festivals. Produced by Kari Fischer, it’s a haunting and emotionally resonant movie that won the Howl of Fame Award, making it a perfect spooky watch for October.
‘Counted Out’ (2025)
Vicki Abeles’ new documentary argues for changes in how math is taught, believing it’s crucial for solving worldwide problems. The 90-minute film highlights experts who support using technology to improve learning. It will be shown in New York from October 3rd to 9th, 2025, and will include discussions with the audience after each screening.
The film showcases how math can help address issues of inequality and will be shown at several film festivals. It uses engaging visuals and expert explanations to demonstrate the impact of education, making it a compelling and insightful film for audiences this October.
‘Anemone’ (2025)
Ronan Day-Lewis’s first film as director, which he wrote with his brother Daniel Day-Lewis, tells the story of a man rebuilding a relationship with his estranged brother. The movie, starring Sean Bean and Samantha Morton, is 121 minutes long, features a score by Bobby Krlic, and has received an R rating. Focus Features is distributing the film.
The film will debut in select cities on October 3, 2025, and then become more widely available on October 10, following its premiere at the New York Film Festival. It features stunning imagery and focuses on a family’s journey to recovery, and marks a strong start to Daniel Day-Lewis’s work in October’s dramatic releases.
‘She Loved Blossoms More’ (2025)
Yannis Veslemes’ quirky sci-fi film blends comedy, horror, and striking visuals to tell the story of two brothers who attempt to bring their mother back to life using a time machine. The 90-minute movie stars Panos Papadopoulos and Dominique Pinon, and explores themes of grief. It was produced by Fenia Costovista, with support from Ant Timpson.
I’m really excited for this one! It’s getting a limited release in theaters on October 3, 2025, after playing at a few festivals. From what I’ve heard, it’s visually striking and has a really unique, dark sense of humor. It seems to deal with themes of loss, but in a way that’s both odd and incredibly memorable – definitely a standout film for the October season.
‘Are We Good?’ (2025)
Steven Feinartz’s documentary offers a personal look at comedian Marc Maron as he turns 60, exploring how he deals with grief and finds humor in life. The 97-minute film, written by Julie Seabaugh and produced by Sean Bradley, also features insights from fellow comedians Nate Bargatze and David Cross, combining both funny and touching moments.
The film will debut in select cinemas on October 3, 2025, following showings at various film festivals. It features a personal and moving story about Maron, designed to resonate with viewers in time for October.
‘Broken Mary: The Kevin Matthews Story’ (2025)
Jonathan Cipiti’s documentary tells the story of radio personality Kevin Matthews’ struggle with multiple sclerosis and how his faith has helped him cope. The 65-minute film features Matthews and fellow radio host Mancow Muller, and was co-written by Katie Reidy. It’s a hopeful story, produced by Eric Groth for Fathom.
The film arrives in select cinemas on October 7, 2025, and features beautiful imagery that highlights strength and hope. With a story centered around personal growth, it’s an inspiring and faith-based movie perfect for October viewing.
‘The Social Reckoning’ (2025)
Okay, so Aaron Sorkin’s latest is a really gripping drama, and let me tell you, it feels like a direct follow-up to ‘The Social Network.’ It centers around Frances Haugen, the whistleblower who took on Facebook, and her work with reporter Jeff Horwitz to reveal what was going on behind the scenes. Mikey Madison and Jeremy Allen White both deliver strong performances. At two hours long, it’s a compelling watch, and it’s all thanks to Todd Black’s production for Netflix.
The movie will debut in select theaters on October 9, 2025, featuring quick-witted conversations and a gripping visual style. It’s a relevant and suspenseful October release that explores themes of false information and bravery.
‘Tron: Ares’ (2025)
The sci-fi sequel directed by Joachim Rønning centers on the Program Ares as it moves into the real world. The film features Jared Leto, Greta Lee, and Jeff Bridges, and runs for two hours. Jesse Wigutow wrote the screenplay, and Nine Inch Nails composed the music. Sean Bailey produced the film for Disney.
I’m so excited! “Tron” is coming back to the big screen on October 10, 2025, and it’s going to be incredible! They’re releasing it in RealD 3D and IMAX, which means the visuals are going to be absolutely stunning. From what I’ve heard, the movie builds on everything we loved about the original while exploring really cool ideas about AI. It’s shaping up to be a huge, thrilling event in October, and I can’t wait!
‘Beast of War’ (2025)
Kiah Roache-Turner’s World War II thriller centers on a group of soldiers facing a shark attack after their ship, HMAS Armidale, goes down. The 87-minute film stars Mark Coles Smith and Joel Nankervis and relies on realistic, practical effects. Mark Wareham served as the cinematographer.
The film will have a limited theatrical release on October 10, 2025, following its premiere at MIFF. With its intense, realistic depiction of a survival story and stark visuals, it’s sure to be a thrilling and captivating choice for October viewing.
‘Soul on Fire’ (2025)
This independent film is a moving story about someone grappling with their beliefs. The 100-minute movie, from a new director, features a talented cast and delves into questions of faith, prioritizing relatable characters and emotional depth.
The film will debut in select theaters on October 10, 2025, and features stunning imagery that emphasizes strength and perseverance. With its deeply moving story, it’s a perfect, thoughtful film to enjoy in the fall.
‘Roofman’ (2025)
Derek Cianfrance’s film follows the true story of Jeffrey Manchester, who robbed several McDonald’s restaurants. The 126-minute movie stars Channing Tatum and Kirsten Dunst, was co-written by Kirt Gunn, and has an R rating. Dylan Sellers produced the film.
The film will be released on October 10, 2025, shortly after premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 6th. It features unique visuals and moving acting, beautifully portraying life in Manchester and fitting the energetic spirit of October.
‘100 Meters’ (2025)
Kenji Iwaisawa’s animated film is a sports drama about a runner named Togashi who coaches another runner, Komiya. The 90-minute movie features voice acting by Pressly James Crosby and Jun’ya Enoki and is created using rotoscope animation. The music was composed by Hiroaki Tsutsumi, and the film is based on a manga series.
The film will debut in select theaters on October 10, 2025, before expanding to a wider release on October 12. Its striking animation focuses on themes of competition and personal development, making it a great choice for anime enthusiasts this October.
‘Edgar Allan Poe’s The Oval Portrait’ (2025)
Adrian Langley’s new gothic thriller is based on Edgar Allan Poe’s story about a cursed painting. The 106-minute film stars Simon Phillips and Louisa Capulet and combines elements of horror and mystery. It was made independently, without major studio backing, and written by Langley himself.
The film will be released in select cinemas on October 10, 2025, following the H.P. Lovecraft Fest. With its unsettling imagery and frightening story, it’s the perfect movie to watch during the spooky season of October.
‘Kiss of the Spider Woman’ (2025)
Bill Condon directs this musical movie, based on Manuel Puig’s novel about two prisoners who become friends through their shared love of film. The 120-minute film stars Diego Luna and Jennifer Lopez and takes inspiration from the Broadway show. Barry Levinson served as a producer.
The film will have a wide release on October 10, 2025, following its premiere at the Sundance Film Festival on January 26. Expect lively dance sequences and heartfelt acting, as the movie celebrates the power of friendship and stands out as a key release in October.
‘Urchin’ (2025)
Harris Dickinson’s first time directing is a moving drama following Mike, a man experiencing homelessness, on his journey to find hope. The 100-minute film, which stars Frank Dillane and Megan Northam, was independently produced in London.
The film will have a limited release on October 10, 2025, following its premiere at Cannes. It’s a visually striking and powerfully acted story about a man named Mike, set during the month of October, and promises to be deeply moving.
‘If I Had Legs I’d Kick You’ (2025)
Mary Bronstein’s new film is a funny and touching story about a mother, Linda, dealing with difficult times. It stars Rose Byrne and Conan O’Brien, runs for an hour and 50 minutes, and was filmed by Chris Messina. The film was produced by Fruit Tree and is rated R.
The film will be released in select theaters on October 10, 2025, following successful showings at the Sundance and Berlin film festivals, where it won a Silver Bear award. It’s a heartwarming and funny movie, making it a standout choice for October viewing.
‘After the Hunt’ (2025)
Luca Guadagnino’s new thriller centers around Alma, a professor confronting a secret from her past. The 120-minute film stars Julia Roberts and Ayo Edebiri, with a script by Nora Garrett and a score composed by Trent Reznor. Brian Grazer produced the movie.
The film will have a limited release on October 10, 2025, before expanding to more theaters on October 17, following its premiere in Venice. Expect a visually stunning and emotionally engaging experience this October.
‘It Was Just an Accident’ (2025)
Jafar Panahi’s suspenseful new film centers on Vahid, a mechanic who abducts a man believed to be responsible for torture. The 105-minute movie, featuring performances from Vahid Mobasseri and Mariam Afshari, delves into a world of moral uncertainty and was produced independently in Iran.
After winning the top prize at the Cannes Film Festival, the movie will be released in select cinemas on October 15, 2025. Its striking images and suspenseful rhythm emphasize the main character’s moral dilemma, making it a perfect fit for the month’s lineup of intense films.
‘Good Fortune’ (2025)
Aziz Ansari’s first film is a funny and heartwarming comedy about the angel Gabriel interfering in people’s lives. It stars Keanu Reeves and Seth Rogen and runs for 105 minutes. Anthony Katagas produced the film.
The film will have a wide release on October 17, 2025, following its premiere at TIFF. With its vibrant imagery and witty conversations, it’s a cheerful and welcome addition to the many films coming out in October.
‘Grow’ (2025)
John McPhail directs this family-friendly comedy about a farmer named Dinah and her niece Charlie as they compete in a pumpkin contest. The movie stars Golda Rosheuvel and Nick Frost, and runs for 107 minutes. It’s rated PG and was produced by Sigma Films.
The film will be released on October 17, 2025, following its premiere in Edinburgh. With its heartwarming visuals and delightful acting, it’s a feel-good story perfect for families to enjoy in October.
‘The Man Who Saves the World?’ (2025)
Gabe Polsky’s documentary tells the story of activist Patrick McCollum as he brings together Amazonian tribes. The 90-minute film, which includes commentary from Jane Goodall, examines themes of environmental prediction and was made independently.
The film will be released in select cinemas on October 17, 2025, and features compelling visuals of McCollum’s important work. It’s designed to appeal to environmentally aware audiences and promote conservation efforts.
‘Pets on A Train’ (2025)
The animated comedy, directed by Benoît Daffis and Jean-Christian Tassy, tells the story of a group of animal bandits pulling off a train heist. Damien Ferrette and Kaycie Chase provide the voices for the characters in this 99-minute, PG-rated film, which was produced by Nadasdy Film.
The movie will be released on October 17, 2025, following its premiere at Annecy. With vibrant animation and exciting action, it’s designed to be an enjoyable adventure for the whole family, perfect for October viewing.
‘Black Phone 2’ (2025)
I just finished watching Scott Derrickson’s latest horror film, and it was intense! It follows Finney and Gwen as they deal with even more frightening things than before. Ethan Hawke and Mason Thames are fantastic in it – it’s about 114 minutes long and definitely earns its R rating. It’s a really great sequel that builds on everything I loved about the first one, and of course, Blumhouse produced it, so you know it’s good!
The film will be released on October 17, 2025, following its premiere at Fantastic Fest. With its spooky imagery and powerful acting, it’s sure to deliver a thrilling supernatural experience, making it ideal for Halloween viewing.
‘Truth & Treason’ (2025)
Matt Whitaker’s movie tells the true story of Helmuth Hübener, a teenager who resisted the Nazis during World War II. The 120-minute film, featuring Ewan Horrocks and Rupert Evans, is rated PG-13 and celebrates bravery. It was made independently, outside of major studio funding.
The film will be released in select cinemas on October 17, 2025, and features stunning historical visuals that emphasize courage. Its inspiring and rebellious story makes it a gripping choice for an October viewing.
‘Blue Moon’ (2025)
I recently watched Richard Linklater’s film about the incredibly talented Lorenz Hart, the lyricist behind ‘Oklahoma!’, and I was completely captivated. It’s a really engaging mix of humor and drama, and Ethan Hawke and Margaret Qualley both give fantastic performances. At just over an hour and forty minutes, it’s a perfect length, and the music by Graham Reynolds really adds to the atmosphere. It’s a great film produced by Annapurna, and I’d definitely recommend it – though be aware it’s rated R.
I’m really excited for this film! It’s starting in a few select cities on October 17th, 2025, and then getting a wider release on October 24th after premiering in Berlin. From what I’ve heard, it’s a very personal and visually striking movie, focusing on Hart’s difficulties – it sounds like the perfect film to watch as the days get shorter in October.
‘Thamma’ (2025)
Aditya Sarpotdar’s new movie is a funny and scary romantic comedy about a couple fighting against supernatural powers. Ayushmann Khurrana and Rashmika Mandanna star in the 150-minute film, which also includes surprise appearances by Varun Dhawan. It was produced by Maddock Films.
Launching after Diwali on October 21, 2025, this film offers a colorful and unique experience, blending romance with spooky fun – perfect for October moviegoers.
‘Mistress Dispeller’ (2025)
Elizabeth Lo’s documentary tells the story of a woman in China who hires a private investigator to expose her husband’s infidelity. The 90-minute film, starring Wang Zhenxi, delves into themes of love and betrayal, and was produced by Emma D. Miller.
The film will have a limited release starting October 22, 2025, following premieres at the Venice and Toronto International Film Festivals. Its close-up and personal style beautifully portrays genuine feelings, making it a perfect movie for the autumn season.
‘Off School Property: Solving the Separation of Church and State’ (2025)
Nate Lundquist’s documentary explores the history of removing the Bible from public schools in the United States. The 90-minute film includes interviews with George Barna and Alisa Childers and is designed to encourage discussion. It was produced for Fathom.
The film will be released in select cinemas on October 23, 2025. It features strong visuals and interviews that explore changes in society, and its educational themes make it a particularly relevant watch for the month of October.
‘Where the Wind Blows’ (2025)
I recently checked out this really interesting indie western drama by John Schimke. It centers around a cowboy named Chase who helps out a woman named Elaine, and it’s a surprisingly moving story about finding redemption. Lochlyn Munro and Michelle Hurd are fantastic in it – they really bring the characters to life. It’s about 100 minutes long, and honestly, it’s one of those films that sticks with you after the credits roll.
The film will debut in select theaters on October 24, 2025, showcasing stunning scenes of the American West. It’s a moving story designed to resonate with viewers during the October movie season.
‘Bugonia’ (2025)
I was so excited to see Yorgos Lanthimos tackle a remake of ‘Save the Green Planet!’ and it did not disappoint. With Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons leading the cast, the movie really grabbed me. It’s a pretty lengthy film, clocking in at 120 minutes, and definitely isn’t for everyone with its R rating. I also learned Will Tracy wrote the script, and Ari Aster produced it – a fantastic combination of talent!
The film will debut in select theaters on October 24, 2025, and then become more widely available on October 31, following its premiere at the Venice Film Festival. Expect a visually unique and darkly funny experience – it’s a perfect, unconventional movie for October.
‘Dream Eater’ (2025)
I’m really excited about this new horror film! It’s a found-footage movie created by Jay Drakulic and Mallory Drumm, and it centers around a creepy sleep disorder called parasomnia. Mallory and Alex Lee Williams are the stars, and it runs about 86 minutes. What’s cool is that it was made completely independently, which I always love to see!
The movie will be released in select cinemas on October 24, 2025. Its intense and realistic visuals build a strong sense of fear, making it an ideal scary movie to watch for Halloween.
‘This Too Shall Pass’ (2025)
Rob Grant’s film tells the story of Simon, a teenage Mormon, and his journey of self-discovery. The 95-minute movie, starring Maxwell Jenkins and Ben Cockell, focuses on themes of freedom and independence, and was made outside of major studio production.
The film will have a limited release starting October 24, 2025, following a premiere in Calgary. It features bright, colorful scenes that tell the touching and relatable story of Simon’s experiences in October.
‘Regretting You’ (2025)
Based on Colleen Hoover’s book, Josh Boone’s new film explores a complicated mother-daughter relationship. Allison Williams and Mckenna Grace star in the 110-minute drama, which was written by Susan McMartin and produced by Sony.
The film will be released on October 24, 2025, following filming in Atlanta. It’s a moving story with powerful acting that explores themes of recovery and is expected to connect with viewers in time for October.
‘Last Days’ (2025)
I just finished watching Justin Lin’s new film, and it’s really stuck with me. It tells the story of John Allen Chau and his journey to connect with the Sentinelese people. Sky Yang and Radhika Apte give fantastic performances, and the whole thing – clocking in at around two hours – really digs into questions of faith and belief. It’s a Participant production, so you know it’s tackling a weighty subject with thoughtfulness.
The film will have a limited release in theaters on October 24, 2025, following its premiere at Sundance. It features close-up, personal scenes that showcase Chau’s beliefs and tells a thoughtful story set in October.
‘Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere’ (2025)
I just saw this incredible movie directed by Scott Cooper! It tells the story of how Bruce Springsteen made his album ‘Nebraska’, and it’s seriously captivating. Jeremy Allen White and Jeremy Strong both give amazing performances. The music, composed by Daniel Hart, is perfect, and Disney produced it. It’s a little over two hours long, but honestly, I was hooked the whole time!
The film will have a limited release starting October 24, 2025, following its premiere at Telluride. It uses striking imagery to portray Springsteen’s challenges, creating a powerful and moving story for the fall season.
‘Depeche Mode: M’ (2025)
Fernando Frías’ new documentary combines footage from Depeche Mode’s concerts in Mexico City with reflections on life and death. The 100-minute film features interviews with Dave Gahan and Martin Gore and delves into the band’s lasting impact. It was produced by Neon.
The film will be released on October 28, 2025, following its premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival. With incredible concert footage and thoughtful cultural insights, it’s a must-see for music lovers in October.
‘Stitch Head’ (2025)
The animated horror-comedy, directed by Steve Hudson and Toby Genkel, centers around a creature named Stitch Head. Asa Butterfield and Joel Fry provide the voices for the characters in this 89-minute, PG-rated film, which is adapted from a novel by Guy Bass.
Launching after its debut in Annecy, this enchanting and slightly spooky experience will be available from October 29, 2025, offering families a delightful way to celebrate Halloween.
‘Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc’ (2025)
The latest anime from Tatsuya Yoshihara covers the ‘Bomb Girl’ storyline, where Denji confronts Reze. Kikunosuke Toya and Tomori Kusunoki provide the voices for the characters, and the 110-minute film features a theme song by Kenshi Yonezu. It was produced by the animation studio MAPPA.
Launching on October 29, 2025, following its release in Japan, this anime promises exciting animation and non-stop action, making it a great choice for fans this October.
‘Anniversary’ (2025)
Jan Komasa directs this R-rated thriller about a family struggling with the impact of a social movement called “The Change.” The 112-minute film stars Diane Lane and Zoey Deutch, and the screenplay is by Lori Rosene-Gambino. Lionsgate produced the movie.
The film launches on October 29, 2025, with powerful imagery that heightens the story’s conflict. Its exciting and dramatic plot is a perfect fit for the month of October.
‘Libera nos: Il trionfo sul male’ (2025)
Valeria Baldan and Giovanni Ziberna’s documentary examines the practice of exorcism through personal stories. The 90-minute film, starring Michela Cembran and Daniela Giorgini, investigates the nature of evil and was made independently.
The film will be released in select cinemas on October 30, 2025, featuring powerful imagery and recreated scenes. Its compelling story makes it a perfect, unsettling choice for an October viewing.
‘Bāhubali: The Epic’ (2025)
S.S. Rajamouli has released a revised version of his epic film, blending the original story with newly added scenes. The 230-minute movie stars Prabhas and Rana Daggubati and boasts improved visual quality. It was produced by Arka Mediaworks.
The film will have a big release on October 31, 2025, featuring stunning visuals and exciting action. Its large scale and dramatic story make it a perfect way to end the month of October.
‘Violent Ends’ (2025)
John-Michael Powell’s new thriller centers on Lucas Frost, who is on the run from a dangerous crime family. The R-rated film, starring Billy Magnussen and Alexandra Shipp, is 110 minutes long and also features a love story. It was made independently, outside of major studio production.
I’m so excited for this movie! It’s coming to select theaters on October 31st, 2025, and from what I’ve seen, it’s going to be visually stunning and really build the suspense. Honestly, it looks like the perfect, intense film to watch during the spooky season!
‘Little Amélie or the Character of Rain’ (2025)
The animated film, based on the novel by Amélie Nothomb, was created by Maïlys Vallade and Liane-Cho Han. Loïse Charpentier and Yumi Fujimori provide the voices for the characters in this 80-minute production, which was written by Han and Vallade and produced by Sacrebleu.
I’m so excited for this film! It’s hitting select theaters on October 31st, 2025, after premiering at Cannes. The filmmakers really captured something special with the visuals – they’re so delicate and beautifully show Amélie’s sense of wonder. It feels like the perfect, charming story for October.
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