Prepare yourself for an action-packed week of movie premieres starting from September 1 to September 7, 2025, on Peacock! No matter if you’re craving spine-tingling horror, side-splitting comedies, or intense dramas, there’s something for every taste on this streaming service. Expect a variety of contemporary blockbusters and beloved classics gracing the platform during this period.
This week brings a diverse array of renowned films across different genres. They boast star-filled ensembles and narratives that span from pulse-pounding action to chilling supernatural themes. Ranging from kid-friendly animated movies to edge-of-your-seat thrillers, read on for all the details about each film arriving on Peacock this week.
‘Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark’ (2019)
Beginning September 1st, ‘Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark’ makes its way onto Peacock, offering a spine-tingling take on Alvin Schwartz’s popular horror book series. Situated in 1968, the narrative revolves around a group of high school students in the tranquil town of Mill Valley, who stumble upon an enigmatic notebook penned by Sarah Bellows, a girl with a sinister past. As they delve into her harrowing narratives, the stories come to life, releasing terrifying entities that relentlessly pursue them.
In this film, André Øvredal takes the director’s chair, and Guillermo del Toro serves as producer. The main cast includes Zoe Colletti, Michael Garza, and Gabriel Rush portraying teenagers confronting terrifying events. This movie weaves together chilling folklore with a coming-of-age storyline, while its visuals create an unsettling atmosphere reminiscent of the original book’s eerie artwork.
‘The Angry Birds Movie’ (2016)
On September 1st, ‘The Angry Birds Movie’ will touch down on Peacock. This is a vibrant, humorous animated film inspired by the widely played mobile game. The narrative revolves around Red, a bird with a quick temper voiced by Jason Sudeikis, who resides in an island inhabited by jovial, wingless birds. Trouble brews when peculiar green pigs appear, headed by Leonard (Bill Hader). In response, Red joins forces with his companions Chuck (Josh Gad) and Bomb (Danny McBride) to unravel the pigs’ questionable intentions.
The movie, under the guidance of Clay Kaytis and Fergal Reilly, boasts an energetic ensemble of voice actors, including Maya Rudolph and Peter Dinklage. Laden with laughter and rapid-fire action, it’s a delightful journey suitable for all ages that masterfully preserves the game’s peculiar appeal while infusing a moving tale emphasizing teamwork.
‘The Creature Walks Among Us’ (1956)
On September 1, ‘The Creature Walks Among Us’ is welcomed by Peacock, marking its place as the third film in Universal’s Creature from the Black Lagoon series. This science fiction horror movie sees a group of scientists, headed by Dr. William Barton (Jeff Morrow), capturing and performing operations to alter the Gill-man into a creature capable of living on land. The transformations lead to moral quandaries and mayhem.
Under John Sherwood’s direction, the movie features Rex Reason, Leigh Snowden, and Morrow in leading roles. The film focuses on the heart-wrenching battle of a mysterious creature as its primary theme. Filmed in black and white, it delves into the consequences of scientific advancement and mankind’s conflict with nature, concluding the trilogy with a mix of tension and sorrow.
‘Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man’ (1943)
On September 1st, the Universal monster mash-up titled ‘Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man’ will make its debut on Peacock, offering a chilling Gothic experience. The narrative revolves around Larry Talbot (portrayed by Lon Chaney Jr.), a man afflicted with lycanthropy – better known as the curse of the Werewolf. As he embarks on a quest to find a cure, his path crosses with that of Frankenstein’s Monster (played by Bela Lugosi), who is in search of Dr. Frankenstein’s hidden knowledge.
As a cinema aficionado, I find myself captivated by Roy William Neill’s masterpiece that seamlessly combines elements of horror and tragedy. In this timeless production, the mesmerizing Ilona Massey portrays a baroness entangled in the turmoil. This unforgettable monster mash-up exudes an eerie ambiance and showcases legendary performances, making it essential viewing for devotees of vintage horror.
‘Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous’ (2005)
Starting on September 1, the action-comedy sequel ‘Miss Congeniality 2: Armed & Fabulous’ graces Peacock’s screen. The beloved FBI agent Gracie Hart, portrayed by Sandra Bullock, continues her story as a celebrity following her undercover pageant adventure. When Gracie’s friends Cheryl (Heather Burns) and Stan (William Shatner) are abducted in the vibrant city of Las Vegas, Gracie partners with the hard-edged agent Sam Fuller (Regina King) to carry out a daring rescue mission.
Under the guidance of director John Pasquin, this sequel emphasizes humor and buddy-cop elements, featuring standout performances by Ernie Hudson and Treat Williams. Set to premiere on September 1st, it promises a delightful mix of comedy and Gracie’s endearing charm amidst chaotic crime-fighting scenes, offering a fun-filled experience for viewers.
‘Home’ (2015)
On September 1st, the endearing animated adventure ‘Home’ will be available on Peacock, brought to you by DreamWorks. The narrative revolves around Oh, an adorable extraterrestrial voiced by Jim Parsons, who inadvertently invites foes to Earth and must evade them. He forms an alliance with Tip, a resourceful human girl voiced by Rihanna, as they journey together on a road trip to rescue the planet and locate Tip’s missing mother.
Under the direction of Tim Johnson, this movie boasts star voices like Steve Martin and Jennifer Lopez, accompanied by an energetic soundtrack that includes hits from Rihanna. This heartwarming story revolves around themes of camaraderie and acceptance, making it a delightful choice for audiences of any age group.
‘Amityville Uprising’ (2022)
As a movie enthusiast, I’m thrilled to share that starting September 1st, ‘Amityville Uprising’ will join the ranks on Peacock – a fresh addition to the haunting Amityville horror series. This nerve-wracking tale unfolds in the notorious town of Amityville, where a catastrophic chemical explosion at a military base gives rise to an otherworldly force. The story then spirals into turmoil and terror for a band of survivors, including a tenacious police sergeant, portrayed by Mike Ferguson.
Under the guidance of director Thomas J. Churchill, this budget-friendly horror production features Tank Jones and Kelly Lynn Reiter in the lead roles. The movie combines disaster movie elements with its haunted past, offering a raw, action-packed interpretation of the Amityville mythos for enthusiasts of B-movie thrills and chills.
‘Hanna’ (2011)
On September 1, the action thriller ‘Hanna’ debuts on Peacock, starring Saoirse Ronan as the title character. In this film, Hanna is a teenage girl raised in seclusion by her former CIA agent father (Eric Bana), who trained her to be an accomplished assassin. As she embarks on a mission that takes her across Europe, Hanna encounters relentless pursuers, including a formidable adversary portrayed by Cate Blanchett.
Under the guidance of director Joe Wright, this movie skillfully weaves together exhilarating battle sequences and a whimsical visual style, accompanied by a heart-pounding soundtrack from The Chemical Brothers. What sets it apart is its captivating mix of growing-up tales and adrenaline-fueled action, making it truly exceptional.
‘The Haunting in Connecticut 2: Ghosts of Georgia’ (2013)
On September 1st, Peacock is set to release “The Haunting in Connecticut 2: Ghosts of Georgia,” a chilling supernatural horror movie. This film is set in 1993 and revolves around the Wyrick family, consisting of Andy, portrayed by Chad Michael Murray, and Lisa, played by Abigail Spencer. The family moves into an old house in Georgia, but they soon find themselves confronting spectral figures linked to the disturbing history of the Underground Railroad.
Under the guidance of director Tom Elkins, the movie showcases Katee Sackhoff in the lead roles, offering eerie imagery and an atmospheric chill that sends shivers down your spine. Contrary to its name, this film stands alone as a unique narrative, delving into the local history and haunting supernatural elements that horror enthusiasts will appreciate.
‘World Trade Center’ (2006)
On September 1, Peacock will air a dramatic retelling called ‘World Trade Center’, based on the real events that transpired on 9/11. This tale centers around two Port Authority officers, John McLoughlin (played by Nicolas Cage) and Will Jimeno (Michael Peña), who were trapped within the wreckage of the attacks. The story unfolds as it chronicles their intense struggle for survival amidst the rubble, while also delving into the heart-wrenching emotional turmoil faced by their families as they waited for news.
Under the guidance of director Oliver Stone, the film showcases Maria Bello and Maggie Gyllenhaal in their roles as the spouses of the officers. The narrative primarily revolves around resilience and hope. This thoughtful production serves as a moving tribute to the genuine heroes who lived through that fateful day.
‘The Invisible Man’s Revenge’ (1944)
On September 1, the movie “The Invisible Man’s Revenge” by Peacock joins the collection of classic Universal monsters. Jon Hall portrays Robert Griffin, a man on the run who acquires invisibility through a scientist’s experiment and retaliates against those who harmed him, leaving a path of disorder in his wake.
Under the direction of Ford Beebe, the movie presents John Carradine and Evelyn Ankers, offering a blend of suspense and thought-provoking moral themes about power. This independent film from the Invisible Man series seamlessly merges film noir drama with science fiction horror, resulting in an engaging and vintage viewing experience.
‘3:10 to Yuma’ (2007)
On September 1st, the remake of the 1957 classic Western film “3:10 to Yuma” will be available on Peacock. In this new version, Christian Bale portrays Dan Evans, a rancher facing financial difficulties who agrees to transport notorious outlaw Ben Wade (played by Russell Crowe) to the train for a reward. Throughout their journey, they encounter peril and moral quandaries together.
Under the direction of James Mangold, this film showcases an impressive ensemble cast featuring Ben Foster and Logan Lerman. With its gripping action sequences, intricately developed characters, and breathtaking visuals, it emerges as a notable contemporary Western.
‘1408’ (2007)
‘Movie 1408’ begins its stay at Peacock on September 1st, offering chilling psychological terror inspired by Stephen King’s short story. In this thriller, John Cusack portrays Mike Enslin, a man with a hardened disbelief in the supernatural, who decides to spend a night in infamous Room 1408 of a New York hotel. However, his skepticism is challenged when he encounters frightening paranormal events.
The movie, helmed by Mikael Håfström, stars Samuel L. Jackson as a hotel manager delivering ominous warnings to Enslin. This suspenseful film, characterized by its oppressive atmosphere and spine-tingling mood, promises an exhilarating experience for horror aficionados.
‘The Birds’ (1963)
On September 1st, I’m diving into the feathered thrills of Alfred Hitchcock’s masterpiece, ‘The Birds’, streaming exclusively on Peacock! Nestled in the picturesque Bodega Bay, this chilling tale unfolds as a visitor named Melanie Daniels (portrayed by Tippi Hedren) experiences an unsettling transformation in a seemingly idyllic coastal town. As the peaceful coexistence between humans and birds is shattered, these winged creatures mysteriously turn aggressive, unleashing a series of terrifying attacks on the townsfolk.
Starring Rod Taylor and Jessica Tandy, this film showcases a stunning demonstration of suspense, revolutionizing special effects for the era. Under Hitchcock’s guidance, the movie develops an enduring sense of tension, serving as an eternal investigation into the unforeseeable nature of the wild.
‘Goosebumps’ (2015)
On September 1, the much-anticipated adaptation of ‘Goosebumps’ will debut on Peacock. This will bring R.L. Stine’s chilling tales to life for viewers everywhere. The series features Jack Black portraying a fictionalized version of Stine, who finds himself in a predicament when his monstrous characters, originally confined within books, break free after a teenager named Zach (played by Dylan Minnette) unwittingly releases them upon a small town.
Under the guidance of director Rob Letterman, this movie showcases Amy Ryan and Odeya Rush in a delightful mix of comedy, action, and gentle frights. It’s a joyful, kid-appropriate journey that honors the cherished book series with a clever nod to metafiction.
‘October Sky’ (1999)
October Sky will be available on Peacock starting September 1st. This is a heartwarming drama about growing up, inspired by Homer Hickam’s autobiography. Jake Gyllenhaal plays Homer, a young man from 1950s West Virginia who aspires to construct rockets after seeing Sputnik launched into space. His dreams challenge his father’s traditional expectations.
Under the direction of Joe Johnston, the movie offers a deeply emotional tale of ambition and family, starring Chris Cooper and Laura Dern. With its captivating storyline, set in a bygone era, it provides a heartwarming viewing experience that is sure to inspire.
‘Cirque du Freak: The Vampire’s Assistant’ (2009)
‘Cirque du Freak’ moves to Peacock on September 1, having been inspired by the book series by Darren Shan. John C. Reilly plays a vampire who enlists teenager Darren (Chris Massoglia) into a traveling carnival-like performance troupe. This sets up a conflict between the two, as Darren finds himself opposing a rival group of vampires headed by Mr. Tiny (Michael Cerveris).
As a movie enthusiast, I recently had the pleasure of watching “Men, Women & Children,” directed by Paul Weitz. In this intriguing production, Josh Hutcherson and Salma Hayek deliver captivating performances that seamlessly intertwine dark fantasy and teen adventure. The film’s imaginative world-building and supernatural elements provide a fresh, enticing take on the vampire genre, offering viewers an unforgettable cinematic experience.
‘Halloween III: Season of the Witch’ (1982)
On September 1st, Peacock is set to introduce “Halloween III: Season of the Witch,” an individual installment in the Halloween series. In this film, Tom Atkins portrays Dr. Dan Challis, a character who embarks on an investigation into a chilling conspiracy by a mask manufacturer aiming to initiate a lethal Halloween plan rooted in ancient rituals.
Under the guidance of director Tommy Lee Wallace, this movie showcases performances by Stacy Nelkin and Dan O’Herlihy. Unlike its traditional slasher format with Michael Myers, this film takes on a unique sci-fi horror atmosphere. Its mysterious plot and dedicated fanbase have solidified it as an intriguing and unusual horror classic.
‘Mummies’ (2023)
On September 1st, ‘Mummies’ is set to premiere on Peacock, offering an animated journey hailing from Spain. The narrative centers around three mummies from ancient Egypt – a princess, a charioteer, and his sibling – who unexpectedly awaken in a concealed subterranean city before embarking on a quest into contemporary London to retrieve a misappropriated artifact.
Under the guidance of director Juan Jesús García Galocha, the voice talents encompass Joe Thomas and Eleanor Tomlinson. Boasting colorful animations and a humorous tone, this animated story offers an engaging blend of cultural misunderstandings and time-travel antics, making it suitable for all ages.
‘Werewolf of London’ (1935)
On September 1st, the classic Universal film “Werewolf of London” makes its way to Peacock. In this movie, Henry Hull plays Dr. Wilfred Glendon, a botanist who acquires lycanthropy during a journey to Tibet and faces challenges in controlling his werewolf transformations while living in London.
In the role of a devoted movie enthusiast, I’d say: Under the guidance of director Stuart Walker, I was captivated by a film that showcases Warner Oland and Valerie Hobson. This masterpiece brilliantly weaves horror with tragic romance, standing as a pioneering work in werewolf cinema. The groundbreaking special effects and eerie ambiance it offers truly set the foundation for this genre.
‘Scream 4’ (2011)
On September 1st, ‘Scream 4’ makes its way onto Peacock, rekindling the meta-horror series by Wes Craven. The original cast member Neve Campbell reprises her role as Sidney Prescott, who encounters a fresh Ghostface killer in her old town. Alongside David Arquette as Dewey and Courteney Cox as Gale, a new crop of characters are marked for terror.
Under Craven’s direction, this movie features Emma Roberts and Hayden Panettiere, skillfully combining witty, self-referential humor with bone-chilling frights. It serves as a refreshingly nostalgic journey back to the original series, making it an ideal choice for fans of slasher films.
‘Terrifier 3’ (2024)
On September 1st, ‘Terrifier 3’ gets a warm greeting by the peacock, marking another gruesome chapter in the slasher series. Once again, David Howard Thornton takes on the chilling character of Art the Clown, who makes a reappearance in Miles County at Christmas time to spread violent chaos among innocent townsfolk, including Sienna (played by Lauren LaVera).
Under the direction of Damien Leone, this movie ventures into the realms of intense horror, with its vividly gruesome scenes. It has amassed a devoted fanbase due to its relentless shock factors, making it a top choice for enthusiasts who appreciate heart-stopping terror.
‘The Thing’ (2011)
On September 1, ‘The Thing’ premieres on Peacock, serving as a prequel to John Carpenter’s 1982 masterpiece. In this chilling tale, Mary Elizabeth Winstead portrays Kate Lloyd, a dedicated paleontologist who finds herself part of a Norwegian research group in Antarctica. There, they unearth an extraterrestrial entity capable of assuming any organism’s form, igniting fear and suspicion among the team members.
The movie, directed by Matthijs van Heijningen Jr., stars Joel Edgerton and Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje. It skillfully combines real-world and digital effects to pay homage to the original version while offering a new dose of thrilling suspense.
’21 Jump Street’ (2012)
On September 1st, the humorous action-comedy reboot of the ’80s TV show “21 Jump Street” premieres on Peacock. In this revival, Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum play the roles of cops Schmidt and Jenko who disguise themselves as high school students to take down a drug cartel. They navigate through adolescent turmoil and confront their own insecurities in the process.
The movie, which was directed by Phil Lord and Chris Miller, boasts Ice Cube and Brie Larson as its main stars, with special appearances by the original cast members Johnny Depp and Peter DeLuise. Its witty humor and captivating interactions have solidified it as a contemporary masterpiece in filmmaking.
‘Shrek 2’ (2004)
On September 1st, the enchanting animated series ‘Shrek 2’ makes its way onto Peacock. In this continuation of the cherished tale, Shrek, Donkey, and Fiona are played once again by Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, and Cameron Diaz. Their journey takes them to Far Far Away, where they meet Fiona’s parents (John Cleese and Julie Andrews). However, their peaceful visit is disrupted when Prince Charming (Rupert Everett) hatches a devious plan against them.
As a die-hard movie lover, let me tell you about my personal favorite animated film – the one and only “Puss in Boots” directed by the talented trio of Andrew Adamson, Kelly Asbury, and Conrad Vernon. I couldn’t help but fall in love with the charming and charismatic protagonist Puss (voiced by the legendary Antonio Banderas), who steals the show with his clever wit, hilarious antics, and countless pop culture references that had me laughing out loud. And let’s not forget the fantastic soundtrack – it still gives me goosebumps whenever I listen to it! No wonder this film has become a beloved classic in our family.
‘Tales from the Hood’ (1995)
On September 1, Peacock is set to feature “Tales from the Hood,” a chilling anthology series with a socially conscious twist. This film, masterminded by Rusty Cundieff, intertwines four unsettling stories that are shared by a mortician (Clarence Williams III) to three drug dealers. Each narrative confronts real-world issues such as police brutality, racism, and domestic violence.
The show features David Alan Grier and Corbin Bernsen, offering a blend of raw commentary and spine-tingling suspense. This intriguing combination of horror themes and sociopolitical topics sets it apart as a thought-provoking viewing experience.
‘Ted’ (2012)
On the first of September, ‘Ted’ introduces a bawdy comedy to Peacock. Mark Wahlberg portrays John Bennett, a man whose childhood teddy bear, Ted (voiced by Seth MacFarlane), magically springs to life after a wish. This teddy bear becomes a rough-and-tumble, party-loving companion for John, causing troubles in his relationship with Lori, played by Mila Kunis.
Under MacFarlane’s direction, the movie showcases Giovanni Ribisi in a chilling role as an overzealous admirer. The combination of touching scenes and side-splitting wit propelled it to unexpected success, making it a must-watch for enthusiasts of unconventional comedies.
‘The Craft: Legacy’ (2020)
I’m thrilled to share that beginning September 1, I’ll be diving into ‘The Craft: Legacy’, streaming on Peacock. This sequel to the iconic 1996 film brings me back to my youth! Cailee Spaeny plays Hannah, a character who embarks on an exciting journey with a new coven of young witches, portrayed by Gideon Adlon, Lovie Simone, and Zoey Luna. Together, they explore their magical abilities and unravel a captivating family secret. Can’t wait to join them in this enchanting adventure!
Under the direction of Zoe Lister-Jones, this movie stars Michelle Monaghan and David Duchovny. The film seamlessly merges elements of teen drama with supernatural suspense. It represents a contemporary exploration of witchcraft, emphasizing themes of female power and empowerment.
‘American Made’ (2017)
On September 1, ‘American Made’ is warmly introduced by Peacock. This gripping crime drama is inspired by real-life events and features Tom Cruise as Barry Seal, a pilot who takes on the perilous role of drug smuggler for the Medellín Cartel in the 1980s. Simultaneously, he operates as a confidential informant for the CIA, balancing a hazardous double life.
Under the direction of Doug Liman, this film offers an exhilarating blend of action and witty humor, starring Domhnall Gleeson and Sarah Wright. The compelling narrative vividly portrays the real-life adventures of Seal, set against a backdrop of thrilling action sequences.
‘The Thing’ (1982)
On September 1st, John Carpenter’s iconic sci-fi horror movie, “The Thing”, will make its appearance on Peacock. In this chilling tale, Kurt Russell portrays R.J. MacReady, a helicopter pilot stationed at an Antarctic research outpost. Here, a shape-shifting alien infiltrates the team, causing widespread paranoia and fear.
This movie is distinguished by stunning practical effects created by Rob Bottin, along with a chilling soundtrack composed by Ennio Morricone. Notable actors such as Wilford Brimley and Keith David are part of the cast. Its intense atmosphere and unsettling horror elements have solidified its position as a genre icon.
‘Amityville II: The Possession’ (1982)
As a cinephile, I’m thrilled to share that starting September 1st, you can stream “Amityville II: The Possession” on Peacock. This chilling prequel takes us back to the notorious Amityville house, where the Montelli family, portrayed by Burt Young, Rutanya Alda, and Jack Magner, are at the center of a haunting tale. The story follows their son who gets overtaken by a malevolent supernatural force, adding another layer of terror to the infamous Amityville Horror legacy.
As a cinephile captivated by chilling cinematic experiences, I must say that Damiano Damiani’s masterpiece delves deep into the realm of supernatural horror, leaving you breathless with its hauntingly gruesome effects. What sets it apart in the vast Amityville universe is its dark, brooding atmosphere and intense focus on possession, offering a unique take on this well-known franchise.
‘You’re Next’ (2013)
On September 1st, the chilling home-invasion horror film “You’re Next” will make its way to Peacock. Sharni Vinson plays Erin, a resilient Australian woman who accompanies her boyfriend’s family for a family reunion, but finds herself unexpectedly confronted by a gang of masked assailants who underestimate her ability to survive and defend.
Under the direction of Adam Wingard, the movie showcases performances by Barbara Crampton and AJ Bowen. It skillfully combines gruesome action with witty humor. The film’s intriguing plot twists and strong lead character set it apart as a notable contribution to the slasher genre.
‘Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight’ (1995)
On September 1st, Peacock will feature ‘Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight’, a thrilling blend of horror and action hailing from the HBO series. In this film, Billy Zane plays a demonic collector in hot pursuit of a vagabond (William Sadler), who possesses a mystical key. This possession leads to an intense, bloody confrontation at a secluded motel.
Under the guidance of director Ernest Dickerson, this movie stars Jada Pinkett Smith and CCH Pounder, combining elements of grisly violence, witty humor, and spine-tingling supernatural elements. With its vibrant atmosphere and iconic antagonist, it has gained a dedicated following, earning the title of a cult classic.
‘When a Stranger Calls’ (2006)
On September 1, the updated version of the 1979 suspenseful film ‘When a Stranger Calls’ makes its debut on Peacock. In this reimagined tale, Camilla Belle portrays Jill, a babysitter who receives unsettling phone calls from an unknown caller. As the story unfolds, she realizes that the threat is far more immediate than she initially believed.
Under the guidance of director Simon West, this movie is built around suspense rather than graphic violence. It presents a nerve-wracking, secluded environment that exploits deep-seated anxieties about solitude and facing an unidentified danger. In essence, it’s a direct approach to creating a chilling experience.
‘The Village’ (2004)
Beginning on September 1st, ‘The Village’ will be available on Peacock, a thriller directed by M. Night Shyamalan. This chilling tale is set in an isolated 19th-century village in Pennsylvania where residents such as Lucius (played by Joaquin Phoenix) and Ivy (Bryce Dallas Howard) are governed by rigid rules due to their fear of the mysterious beings lurking in the nearby woods.
This movie showcases the acting talents of both William Hurt and Sigourney Weaver, along with the distinctive plot twists from M. Night Shyamalan and captivating visuals. It weaves a chilling, suspenseful story around themes such as fear, love, and concealed truths.
‘Phantasm II’ (1988)
On September 1st, ‘Phantasm II’ arrives at Peacock, picking up where Don Coscarelli’s strange horror saga left off. Reggie Bannister and Michael Baldwin reprise their roles as Reggie and Mike, pursuing the menacing Tall Man (played by Angus Scrimm), who collects the deceased using his lethal silver orbs.
In my experience, this movie significantly amplifies the thrill and the unusual visuals, seamlessly merging horror and science fiction genres. The reason it has garnered a devoted fanbase is due to its unbridled imagination and persistent exploration of the grotesque.
‘The Sixth Sense’ (1999)
On September 1st, I’m thrilled to embrace the chilling presence of ‘The Sixth Sense,’ M. Night Shyamalan’s legendary supernatural thriller. In this captivating tale, Bruce Willis portrays Dr. Malcolm Crowe, a dedicated child psychologist, who finds himself working with Cole (played by Haley Joel Osment), a remarkable boy who asserts he can converse with the departed spirits.
The movie starring Toni Collette is recognized for its profound emotional content and unexpected turns. By combining powerful dramatic elements with chilling suspense, it stands out as a notable milestone in contemporary horror cinema.
‘Miss Congeniality’ (2000)
On September 1st, the beloved comedy ‘Miss Congeniality’ makes its debut on Peacock, featuring Sandra Bullock in the lead role of Gracie Hart. Gracie is a rough-around-the-edges FBI agent who, for a mission, disguises herself as a beauty pageant contestant to combat a looming terroristic danger. Balancing high heels and glamour with her gritty charisma, Gracie navigates the world of pageantry.
Under the guidance of director Donald Petrie, this movie stars Michael Caine, Benjamin Bratt, and Candice Bergen. With its unique blend of comedy, emotion, and thrill, it’s a heartwarming choice that appeals to everyone, making it a widely-loved favorite for any audience.
’22 Jump Street’ (2014)
On September 1, the comedy-action sequel ’22 Jump Street’ makes its debut on Peacock. This follows up on ’21 Jump Street’, starring Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum reprising their roles as Schmidt and Jenko. In this installment, they are disguised as college students to infiltrate a new drug operation, leading to even more humor and unruly mayhem than before.
Under the direction of Phil Lord and Chris Miller, this movie showcases Ice Cube and Wyatt Russell in a comedic, action-packed adventure filled with self-referential humor and exaggerated action sequences. The film’s quick-witted dialogue and strong camaraderie between the two leads will keep you entertained throughout.
‘The Scorpion King’ (2002)
Beginning September 1st, the action-packed adventure ‘The Scorpion King’ will be available on Peacock, starring Dwayne Johnson as Mathayus – a skilled warrior tasked with eliminating an ancient sorcerer on behalf of a tyrant. Along his journey, he partners with rebels and confronts otherworldly perils.
Under the guidance of director Chuck Russell, this movie stars Kelly Hu and Michael Clarke Duncan, serving as a spin-off from the popular ‘Mummy’ franchise. With its epic sword-and-sandal setting and the captivating charm of Johnson, it becomes an enjoyable, pulpy delight for audiences.
‘Sicario’ (2015)
Beginning September 1, the gripping crime-thriller ‘Sicario’ will be available on Peacock. Emily Blunt portrays FBI agent Kate Macer, who is called upon for a secret mission targeting a ruthless Mexican drug cartel. The operation is overseen by a shadowy figure (Josh Brolin) and an enigmatic advisor (Benicio Del Toro).
Under the direction of Denis Villeneuve, the movie showcases breathtaking cinematography by Roger Deakins and a captivating soundtrack. Its intricate storyline, combined with its high-energy action sequences, solidifies it as a contemporary masterpiece in filmmaking.
‘Flatliners’ (2017)
As a passionate movie enthusiast, I’m excited to share that starting September 1, the much-anticipated sci-fi thriller remake of ‘Flatliners’ finds its home on Peacock. In this reimagined version, I step into the shoes of Courtney, a dedicated medical student who embarks on a dangerous journey exploring the threshold of death. My peers, skillfully portrayed by Diego Luna and Nina Dobrev, join me in this exhilarating yet terrifying experiment. However, as we delve deeper into the unknown, we are forced to confront unsettling supernatural repercussions that shake us to our very core. So buckle up for a spine-tingling ride!
Under the direction of Niels Arden Oplev, the movie delves into complex themes of guilt and the inevitability of death, all while maintaining a contemporary, stylish look. This thought-provoking film offers an icy plunge into the perils of meddling with life and death.
‘Ted 2’ (2015)
On September 1, ‘Ted 2’ debuts on Peacock, continuing the rowdy comedy series. Once again, Mark Wahlberg takes on the role of John, assisting his verbally expressive teddy bear Ted, voiced by Seth MacFarlane, in a legal battle to establish Ted’s personhood status. This move aims to safeguard their relationship with Tami-Lynn (Jessica Barth).
Under MacFarlane’s direction, the movie stars Amanda Seyfried and Morgan Freeman, filled with humor that references popular culture and contains adult-oriented comedy. This film promises a thrilling journey for enthusiasts who appreciate the original’s unconventional humor style.
‘Halloween II’ (1981)
On September 1, ‘Halloween II’ is added to Peacock’s lineup, continuing directly from where the first one ended. Jamie Lee Curtis reprises her role as Laurie Strode, who finds herself chased by Michael Myers (portrayed by Dick Warlock) through a hospital. Meanwhile, Dr. Loomis (Donald Pleasence) is hot on the trail of the merciless killer.
Under the guidance of director Rick Rosenthal, the movie significantly increases the tension typical of slasher films by creating an atmosphere of confinement. It serves as a follow-up to the legendary horror masterpiece, providing even greater doses of apprehension and fear.
‘Zombieland’ (2009)
Beginning September 1st, the zombie-comedy turmoil of ‘Zombieland’ will take over Peacock. Jesse Eisenberg portrays Columbus, a timid survivor, who joins forces with Tallahassee (Woody Harrelson), Wichita (Emma Stone), and Little Rock (Abigail Breslin) in a post-zombie-apocalypse world.
Under the guidance of director Ruben Fleischer, this movie seamlessly combines elements of gory fun, heartfelt moments, and an unforgettable appearance by Bill Murray. Its rapid-fire action sequences and peculiar guidelines for surviving the chaos have made it a beloved choice within its genre.
‘2012’ (2009)
On September 1, 2012, the disaster epic ‘2012’ will be available on Peacock, directed by Roland Emmerich. In this movie, John Cusack portrays Jackson Curtis, a writer in a desperate bid to save his family as a global catastrophe unfolds due to solar flares, leading to earthquakes, tsunamis, and widespread chaos.
The movie stars Chiwetel Ejiofor, Amanda Peet, and Woody Harrelson, boasting stunning visual effects. With its edge-of-your-seat survival narrative and epic apocalyptic scenes, it promises a blockbuster experience full of excitement.
‘Son of Frankenstein’ (1939)
Beginning September 1st, ‘Son of Frankenstein’ will be available on Peacock, marking the third film in Universal’s Frankenstein series. Basil Rathbone portrays Wolf von Frankenstein, a character who revisits his father’s castle and breathes life back into the Monster (played by Boris Karloff), leading to fresh instances of fear and turmoil.
Under the guidance of director Rowland V. Lee, this movie stars Bela Lugosi portraying the cunning character Ygor, alongside Lionel Atwill. With a hauntingly gothic ambiance and powerful acting, it has etched its mark in the annals of classic monster film history.
‘Just Go with It’ (2011)
Beginning September 1, the romantic comedy ‘Just Go with It’ will be available on Peacock. Starring Adam Sandler as Danny, a plastic surgeon, he persuades his assistant Katherine, portrayed by Jennifer Aniston, to pretend to be his ex-wife in order to win over a new lady love (Brooklyn Decker).
Under the guidance of director Dennis Dugan, this movie boasts the presence of Nick Swardson, along with a brief appearance by Nicole Kidman. The picturesque backdrop is lush, tropical Hawaii. The film offers a delightful blend of romance and mistaken identities, ensuring a relaxing, enjoyable watch.
‘The 40 Year Old Virgin’ (2005)
Starting on September 1st, the hilarious comedy “The 40-Year-Old Virgin” by Judd Apatow will be available to stream on Peacock. Steve Carell plays the timid electronics store worker, Andy, who embarks on a journey of self-discovery and romantic encounters with the help of his pals, portrayed by Paul Rudd, Seth Rogen, and Romany Malco, as they guide him through dating and eventually helping him overcome his lack of sexual experience.
This movie, orchestrated by Apatow, showcases Catherine Keener and Elizabeth Banks in its cast. It skillfully combines crude humor with tender emotions, which is one of the reasons it has become a go-to for comedies. Its characters are relatable, and its dialogue is memorable, making it a popular choice among viewers.
‘Robin Hood’ (2018)
On September 1st, the new adaptation ‘Robin Hood’ premieres on Peacock. This fresh rendition revolves around the timeless tale of Robin Hood, portrayed by Taron Egerton as Robin of Loxley, a high-born individual who transforms into an outlaw and joins forces with Little John (Jamie Foxx) to lead a resistance against the corrupt Sheriff of Nottingham (Ben Mendelsohn).
Under the guidance of director Otto Bathurst, this movie stars Jamie Dornan and Eve Hewson. With a unique blend of action choreography and a raw, intense visual style, it presents a dynamic take on the classic adventure story. Essentially, it’s an exhilarating modern adaptation of a timeless tale.
‘The Hitman’s Bodyguard’ (2017)
On September 1st, the action-comedy “The Hitman’s Bodyguard” makes its way to Peacock, starring Ryan Reynolds as Michael Bryce, a formerly disgraced bodyguard who finds himself tasked with protecting a notorious hitman, Darius Kincaid, portrayed by Samuel L. Jackson. Together, they embark on a mission to escort Kincaid to court to testify against a ruthless dictator, played by Gary Oldman.
Under the guidance of director Patrick Hughes, this action-packed movie showcases Salma Hayek and exhilarating stunts set against the backdrop of beautiful European landscapes. With its humorous buddy-cop dynamics and pulse-pounding action sequences, it promises an entertaining and hilarious experience for viewers.
‘Drag Me to Hell’ (2009)
Starting September 1, the chilling horror movie ‘Drag Me to Hell’ by Sam Raimi will be available on Peacock. In this film, Alison Lohman portrays Christine, a loan officer who suffers a vengeful gypsy’s curse after rejecting her loan application. Over the next three days, she endures intense torment before facing an ominous, demonic destiny.
In this movie, you’ll find Justin Long and Dileep Rao in the cast. It skillfully combines frightening jump scares with Raimi’s distinctive brand of dark comedy. With its powerful supernatural chills and imaginative visuals, it truly stands out among horror films.
‘Definitely, Maybe’ (2008)
On September 1st, the romantic comedy ‘Definitely, Maybe’ makes its way to Peacock, starring Ryan Reynolds as Will, a man fresh out of a divorce. He shares with his daughter (Abigail Breslin) tales from his past love life involving three women (Elizabeth Banks, Isla Fisher, Rachel Weisz), without revealing their true identities.
Under the guidance of director Adam Brooks, this movie artfully spins a tender yarn about love and decisions set against the backdrop of 1990s New York. Its engaging plotline and talented cast create a warm, nostalgic viewing experience.
‘Lucy’ (2014)
‘Lucy’ Debuts on Netflix on September 1 – A Sci-Fi Action Thriller Directed by Luc Besson
In this film, Scarlett Johansson plays the protagonist Lucy, an ordinary woman who undergoes a remarkable transformation. After ingesting a powerful drug, she taps into her brain’s untapped potential, developing superhuman abilities that make her a formidable figure. However, these newfound powers attract unwanted attention from a ruthless drug lord, played by Choi Min-sik, who is determined to capture or eliminate Lucy due to the drug’s uncontrollable effects.
The movie stars Morgan Freeman and Amr Waked, combining deep philosophical themes with pulse-pounding action sequences. With striking visuals and an engaging plot that moves at a breakneck speed, it promises an exhilarating journey that will challenge your mind.
‘The Amityville Moon’ (2021)
As a cinephile eagerly scanning the horizon for fresh horror content, I’m thrilled to share that starting September 1, ‘Amityville Moon’ will join Peacock’s lineup! This latest addition to the Amityville series promises to deliver chills and suspense on a budget. In this installment, I find myself immersed in the role of a detective, Cody Renee Cameron, who embarks on an intriguing investigation into mysterious disappearances at a church-run halfway house. The trail leads me to a werewolf, ominously entwined with the cursed legacy of Amityville – a supernatural connection that sets the stage for a gripping tale filled with hair-raising twists and turns!
Under the guidance of director Thomas J. Churchill, this movie features performances by Tuesday Knight and David B. Meadows. The plot blends elements of lycanthropy with the established supernatural themes of the franchise. This film offers a raw, specialized horror experience that will appeal to fans who follow the series closely.
‘Reservoir Dogs’ (1992)
On September 1st, Quentin Tarantino’s first film, “Reservoir Dogs,” makes its way to Peacock. This crime-centered thriller revolves around a gang of thieves, portrayed by Harvey Keitel, Tim Roth, Steve Buscemi, and Michael Madsen. After their diamond heist takes an unexpected turn, they experience deception and violence.
The unique narrative structure and witty dialogue by Tarantino, coupled with a tense atmosphere inside a warehouse, are characteristic features of this film. Its memorable acting performances and raw aesthetic have solidified its place as a key title in independent cinema.
‘The Mummy’ (1999)
As a fervent admirer, I’m excitedly announcing that on September 1, I’ll be able to revel in ‘The Mummy’ on Peacock! In this thrilling escapade, I take on the role of Rick O’Connell, an audacious explorer, who joins forces with the erudite librarian Evelyn (played by Rachel Weisz). Together, we embark on a mission to halt the malevolent resurrected mummy, Imhotep (portrayed by Arnold Vosloo), before he wreaks havoc upon us all.
Under the direction of Stephen Sommers, this movie stars John Hannah and offers an exciting blend of action, chills, and laughter. Its memorable sequences and captivating actors have solidified its status as a cherished favorite among fans.
‘Cult of Chucky’ (2017)
Starting September 1st, ‘Cult of Chucky’ will make its way onto Peacock, adding another chapter to the Child’s Play series. Fiona Dourif reprises her role as Nica, who is now in an asylum. In this frightening institution, her tormentor, Chucky (voiced by Brad Dourif), resurfaces along with a fresh batch of possessed dolls intent on causing chaos.
Under the direction of Don Mancini, this movie features the return of Jennifer Tilly and Alex Vincent, skillfully combining elements of grisly violence with dark comedy. Fans who have followed the tale of the menacing toy for years will appreciate its unique and twisted spin on the killer doll narrative.
‘Knock Knock’ (2015)
On September 1st, the psychological thriller ‘Knock Knock’ premieres on Peacock, produced by Eli Roth. Keanu Reeves plays Evan, a family man whose world turns upside-down when two women (Lorenza Izzo and Ana de Armas) charm him during a stormy night, eventually revealing their malicious plans.
The movie explores ideas about temptation and its results, presenting a stylish yet unnerving atmosphere. As the tension builds and the actors deliver strong performances, it becomes an intriguing and thought-provoking viewing experience.
‘The Breakfast Club’ (1985)
Beginning September 1, ‘The Breakfast Club’ will be available on Peacock. This classic teen drama, created by John Hughes, features five high school students: Emilio Estevez, Molly Ringwald, Judd Nelson, Ally Sheedy, and Anthony Michael Hall. These students find themselves serving detention together on a Saturday, during which they open up about their personal struggles and unexpectedly forge connections.
The movie, under Hughes’ direction, beautifully encapsulates the anxiety and essence of ’80s youth subculture. Its enduring themes of self-discovery and bonding have solidified its status as a significant cultural reference point.
‘Amityville 3-D’ (1983)
As a cinephile eagerly scribing this review, I’m thrilled to announce that starting September 1, Peacock will be streaming “Amityville 3-D” – the third spine-chilling installment in the iconic horror franchise. In this chilling tale, Tony Roberts dons the hat of a hard-nosed journalist who, driven by skepticism, decides to move into the infamous Amityville house with his family.
However, as they settle into their new abode, they quickly realize that the legends surrounding this cursed dwelling are far from myth – instead, they find themselves face-to-face with supernatural horrors that not only challenge their sanity but also put their very lives at stake. If you’re a fan of edge-of-your-seat horror and the Amityville series, don’t miss this gripping addition to the franchise!
Under the direction of Richard Fleischer, this movie showcases performances by Tess Harper and a young Meg Ryan. Embracing the 3D special effects popular at the time, it offers an over-the-top, spectacle-heavy experience particularly appealing to enthusiasts of the horror genre.
‘Colombiana’ (2011)
Starting September 1st, ‘Colombiana’ will serve up thrilling action on Peacock. Zoe Saldana plays Cataleya, who was turned into an assassin following the murder of her parents in Bogotá. Years later, she takes on a mission to exact revenge against the drug lord behind their deaths.
Under the direction of Olivier Megaton, this film stars Michael Vartan and Cliff Curtis. The action is marked by dynamic and striking combat sequences, and the narrative revolves around a quest for revenge. With its fast-paced rhythm, the movie promises an exhilarating viewing experience.
‘Firestarter’ (1984)
Beginning September 1, the film adaptation of Stephen King’s novel ‘Firestarter’ is available on Peacock. In this thrilling story, Drew Barrymore plays Charlie, a young girl with extraordinary pyrotechnic abilities. As she and her father (David Keith) are pursued by a relentless government agency headed by a merciless operative (George C. Scott), they must fight for their survival.
Under the guidance of director Mark L. Lester, this movie stars Martin Sheen and Heather Locklear. The unique fusion of science fiction elements and emotional intensity gives it an engrossing feel, making it a captivating take on Stephen King’s original work.
‘Downton Abbey’ (2019)
Beginning on September 1st, the engrossing period drama “Downton Abbey” makes its way to Peacock. The movie serves as an extension of the popular TV show, focusing on the Crawley family, played by Hugh Bonneville and Maggie Smith, who are busy preparing for a royal visit from King George V and Queen Mary in 1927.
Under the guidance of director Michael Engler, the ensemble features Michelle Dockery and Jim Carter, adorned in extravagant attire and set against impressive backdrops. This journey offers a heartwarming revisit to the cherished manor that loyal viewers have grown fond of.
‘Bad Boys II’ (2003)
On September 1st, ‘Bad Boys II’ bursts onto the scene at Peacock. Once again, Will Smith and Martin Lawrence appear as detectives Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett, this time taking down a dangerous drug trafficking operation with thrilling car chases and intense explosions.
Under the direction of Michael Bay, the movie stars Gabrielle Union and Joe Pantoliano, delivering an exhilarating dose of buddy-cop excitement. Filled with extravagant stunts and comedic elements, this action sequel embodies the essence of over-the-top entertainment.
‘Almost Famous’ (2000)
On the first of September, ‘Almost Famous’ will be available on Peacock. This semi-autobiographical drama by Cameron Crowe features Billy Crudup as Russell, a charismatic rock guitarist, Kate Hudson as Penny Lane, a captivating groupie, and Patrick Fugit as the young journalist who embarks on a tour with a 70s band.
The movie stars Frances McDormand and Philip Seymour Hoffman, portraying both the triumphs and struggles within the music industry. With its emotionally moving narrative and memorable soundtrack, it stands out as a noteworthy coming-of-age masterpiece.
‘Devil’ (2010)
On September 1st, the series ‘Devil’ will stream on Peacock. This supernatural thriller is the creation of M. Night Shyamalan. In this story, five individuals, including Chris Messina and Logan Marshall-Green, find themselves in a predicament – they’re stuck in an elevator. Unbeknownst to them, one among them is none other than the Devil, which sets off a chain of lethal events.
Under the direction of John Erick Dowdle, the movie effectively creates an atmosphere of suffocating suspense within its concise 80-minute duration. The plot and unexpected turns provide a thrillingly condensed horror adventure that leaves viewers with a sense of eerie unease.
‘Bride of Chucky’ (1998)
Starting September 1st, ‘Bride of Chucky’ delivers a humorous spin on horror to Peacock. Jennifer Tilly plays Tiffany, who brings back to life the murderous doll Chucky (voiced by Brad Dourif). This leads to a bloody road trip with a witty, darkly funny turn of events.
Under the guidance of director Ronny Yu, this movie balances humor and gruesome scenes, showcasing Katherine Heigl. With its lighthearted vibe and renowned doll pair, it’s no wonder why it is cherished among fans as a standout in the Child’s Play film series.
‘I, Frankenstein’ (2014)
On September 1st, the fantasy-action movie ‘I, Frankenstein’ will be streaming on Peacock. In this film, Aaron Eckhart portrays Adam, the monster created by Victor Frankenstein, who finds himself in a conflict between gargoyles and demons in a contemporary city with a gothic feel. He possesses extraordinary physical prowess due to his supernatural abilities.
The movie is helmed by Stuart Beattie and boasts Bill Nighy and Yvonne Strahovski in its cast. With visually striking, comic book-esque imagery, it offers a fresh take on a timeless story. Its innovative plotline and swift action sequences set it apart from the ordinary.
‘Psycho’ (1960)
Beginning September 1st, the timeless suspense classic ‘Psycho’ will be available on Peacock, featuring the iconic work of Alfred Hitchcock. In this chilling thriller, Anthony Perkins plays Norman Bates, a motel proprietor who harbors hidden darkness. As Norman interacts with Marion Crane (Janet Leigh), a woman on the run, a series of unexpected and startling incidents unfold.
The movie, famous for its memorable shower scene and the haunting music by Bernard Herrmann, prominently stars Vera Miles. With its revolutionary approach to suspense and intricate exploration of the psyche, it stands as a defining work in the genre of horror films.
‘The Amityville Harvest’ (2020)
On September 1st, I’m thrilled to announce the addition of ‘The Amityville Harvest’ to our lineup – a chilling low-budget horror production. As part of our team, I lead the way, capturing the events as we delve into a macabre journey. We find ourselves ensconced in an eerie Amityville vineyard, unraveling a dark secret linked to the town’s ominous past and a malevolent force shrouded within its cursed legacy.
Under the direction of Thomas J. Churchill, this film combines eerie supernatural elements with the charm reminiscent of B-movies. It serves as an appealing choice for enthusiasts who appreciate the extensive Amityville series.
‘The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen’ (2003)
Beginning September 1, the series “The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen” will be available on Peacock, inspired by Alan Moore’s comic books. Sean Connery takes on the role of Allan Quatermain, while iconic literary characters such as Mina Harker (played by Peta Wilson) and Dr. Jekyll (portrayed by Jason Flemyng) band together to thwart a global danger.
Under the guidance of director Stephen Norrington, this film showcases performances by Shane West and Stuart Townsend, infused with a captivating steampunk aesthetic. With its unique ensemble cast and thrilling period action, it offers an adventurous experience that, while imperfect, delivers plenty of entertainment.
‘Bad Boys’ (1995)
On September 1, ‘Bad Boys’ makes its grand entrance on Peacock, marking the start of an action-comedy series that spawned a franchise. In this series, Will Smith and Martin Lawrence take on the roles of Miami detectives Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett. They find themselves in high-speed pursuits to recover stolen drugs, all while navigating through chaos and hilarious banter.
Under the guidance of director Michael Bay, this movie showcases Téa Leoni alongside thrilling, dynamic stunts. The camaraderie between its cop characters and the 90’s ambiance give it a nostalgic feel, making it an exciting, action-filled classic from that era.
‘Curse of Chucky’ (2013)
On September 1st, ‘Curse of Chucky’ reintroduces the menacing doll character to Peacock. Fiona Dourif portrays Nica, a wheelchair-bound woman whose family becomes the target of Chucky (voice by Brad Dourif), following the arrival of a mysterious package which sets off a chain of terrifying events.
Under the direction of Don Mancini, this movie delves back into its horror origins, featuring a guest appearance by Jennifer Tilly. The eerie setting and unexpected turns give it a strong comeback for the Child’s Play franchise.
‘The Mummy’s Ghost’ (1944)
On September 1, streaming platform Peacock will release ‘The Mummy’s Ghost’, a timeless Universal monster tale. Lon Chaney Jr. portrays Kharis, a mummy resurrected to find his deceased beloved, Ananka, who is believed to have been reincarnated in a quaint American town. The sinister priest (John Carradine) plays the role of guide in this chilling pursuit.
Under the guidance of director Reginald Le Borg, this movie showcases the captivating performance of Ramsay Ames. The film boasts striking, contrasty black-and-white cinematography. For enthusiasts of classic horror, its poignant romantic storyline and chilling atmosphere make it a true gem.
‘The Replacements’ (2000)
Beginning September 1, the streaming platform Peacock will present ‘The Replacements’, a sports comedy featuring Keanu Reeves in the role of Shane Falco, a once-promising quarterback who has fallen on hard times. He leads a ragtag group of replacement players, with Gene Hackman portraying their coach, during a major football strike.
Under the guidance of director Howard Deutch, the movie showcases Jon Favreau and Orlando Jones, effortlessly combining laughs with an inspiring underdog narrative. The film’s warm atmosphere and sports-themed storyline have proven to be a winning combination that delights audiences.
‘Seed of Chucky’ (2004)
On September 1, the film ‘Seed of Chucky’ will make its appearance on Peacock, offering a thrilling blend of horror and comedy. Jennifer Tilly reprises her role as Tiffany, joined once more by Chucky (voice by Brad Dourif). In this chilling tale, their offspring Glen/Glenda, voiced by Billy Boyd, explores the deadly family ties within Hollywood’s glamorous setting.
Under the guidance of director Don Mancini, this movie embraces the eccentricity with a brief appearance by John Waters. Its self-referential humor and excessive violence give it an entertainingly absurd twist, making it a unique addition to the Child’s Play series.
‘The Raven’ (1935)
Beginning September 1, the timeless Universal horror film “The Raven” welcomes its new home on Peacock. In this chilling production, Bela Lugosi portrays Dr. Vollin, a mad surgeon captivated by the works of Edgar Allan Poe, who ensnares an innocent young couple, Irene Ware and Lester Matthews, in his malevolent plots. Joining them is a mysterious fugitive played by Boris Karloff.
Under the guidance of director Lew Landers, the movie seamlessly combines elements of gothic horror and psychological suspense, offering a chilling ambiance that’s sure to send shivers down your spine. With its legendary cast and timeless appeal, it’s an essential watch for enthusiasts of classic horror cinema.
‘Amityville: The Awakening’ (2017)
On September 1st, Peacock premieres “Amityville: The Awakening”, a contemporary take on the Amityville horror saga. Bella Thorne plays Belle, a character who along with her comatose brother (portrayed by Cameron Monaghan), moves into the notorious house. As strange occurrences begin to manifest, she uncovers the house’s grim past and its chilling supernatural activities.
Under the guidance of director Franck Khalfoun, this movie stars Jennifer Jason Leigh and predominantly delves into family dramas and frightening elements. For enthusiasts of the long-standing franchise, it offers a captivating new perspective.
‘The Haunting in Connecticut’ (2009)
Beginning on September 1st, the chilling paranormal horror of ‘The Haunting in Connecticut’ arrives on Peacock. In this suspenseful tale, Virginia Madsen portrays Sara, a mother who relocates her family near a hospital for her son’s care. However, they soon encounter ghostly presences in their new abode, linked to its dark history.
Under the direction of Peter Cornwell, this movie showcases performances from Kyle Gallner and Martin Donovan, with a plot derived from purported real-life incidents. The film’s haunting ambiance and deep emotional essence create an unsettling viewing experience.
‘Child’s Play 2’ (1990)
In the upcoming month of September 1st, ‘Child’s Play 2’ will make its appearance on Peacock. The original cast member, Alex Vincent, reprises his role as Andy Barclay, who is now in foster care. However, Chucky, voiced by Brad Dourif, is relentless in his pursuit to find Andy, resuming his deadly mission of swapping souls.
Under the guidance of director John Lafia, the movie showcases performances from Christine Elise and Jenny Agutter. The plot becomes increasingly intense with an increase in chilling encounters and suspense. This thrilling horror film maintains the momentum of the Chucky series by keeping viewers on edge.
‘Leatherface’ (2017)
Beginning September 1st, the character Leatherface will debut on Peacock, a precursor to The Texas Chainsaw Massacre titled as such. This narrative focuses on a youthful Leatherface (portrayed by Sam Strike) fleeing a mental hospital along with other teenagers, while being chased by a vengeful sheriff (played by Stephen Dorff). This tale sheds light on Leatherface’s origins.
The movie is helmed by Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo, with Lili Taylor in the cast. This grim horror flick delves into the dark origins of a renowned slasher, exploring his sinister background.
‘Child’s Play 3’ (1991)
Beginning September 1st, you can stream ‘Child’s Play 3’ on Peacock, adding another chilling chapter to the horror saga. Justin Whalin takes on the role of a grown-up Andy Barclay, now attending military school, where the malevolent Chucky (voiced by Brad Dourif) reappears to haunt him and introduce fresh terror for new cadet Tyler, portrayed by Jeremy Sylvers.
Under the direction of Jack Bender, the movie transitions into a military backdrop, adopting a more somber atmosphere. It maintains the beloved mix of thrills and macabre comedy that dedicated fans have come to appreciate.
‘A Walk Among the Tombstones’ (2014)
Beginning September 1, the streaming platform Peacock will present neo-noir crime drama ‘A Walk Among the Tombstones’. Liam Neeson takes on the role of Matt Scudder, a private investigator who is tasked with solving the murder of a drug dealer’s wife. As he delves deeper into the case, he uncovers a tangled web of violence that plagued 1990s New York City.
In my humble opinion as a cinephile, directed by the talented Scott Frank, this movie is a must-see masterpiece starring Dan Stevens and Boyd Holbrook. Adapted from Lawrence Block’s novel, its dark and tense ambiance will leave you on the edge of your seat, making for an unforgettable crime drama experience.
‘Invincible’ (2006)
On September 1, the sports drama ‘Invincible’ premieres on Peacock. This film is inspired by real events and features Mark Wahlberg as Vince Papale, a barkeeper who auditions for the Philadelphia Eagles in the 1970s, ultimately securing a position under coach Dick Vermeil, portrayed by Greg Kinnear.
Under the guidance of director Ericson Core, this movie beautifully encapsulates the essence of the underdog story, delivered with a deeply moving portrayal by Elizabeth Banks. The motivating narrative and thrilling football sequences strike a chord with sports enthusiasts.
‘Child’s Play’ (2019)
Beginning September 1st, the updated version of ‘Child’s Play’ will premiere on Peacock. Aubrey Plaza portrays Karen, a mother who, unwittingly, bestows a sophisticated Buddi doll upon her son Andy (Gabriel Bateman). However, this doll has been manipulated to transform into the lethal Chucky, voiced by Mark Hamill.
Under the guidance of director Lars Klevberg, this modern adaptation infuses AI concepts and grisly violence into the original storyline. Its innovative approach and compelling ensemble elevate it as a daring contribution to the series.
‘Django Unchained’ (2012)
Starting September 1, the Quentin Tarantino Western masterpiece ‘Django Unchained’ will be available on Peacock. In this film, Jamie Foxx portrays Django, a former slave transformed into a bounty hunter alongside Dr. King Schultz, played by Christoph Waltz. Their joint mission is to rescue Django’s wife, portrayed by Kerry Washington, from the cruel plantation owner, Leo DiCaprio.
The movie starring Samuel L. Jackson offers an exciting mix of gripping action and clever dialogue. With its daring narrative style and exceptional acting, it has become a timeless contemporary masterpiece.
‘The Last Witch Hunter’ (2015)
Starting September 1st, the action-fantasy movie “The Last Witch Hunter” will be available on Peacock. In this film, Vin Diesel portrays Kaulder, an eternal witch hunter, who is locked in combat with a reawakened witch queen (played by Julie Engelbrecht) in contemporary New York City. He receives assistance from a priest (Elijah Wood) and another witch (Rose Leslie) in his quest.
As a devoted admirer, I found myself utterly captivated by Breck Eisner’s masterful direction in this cinematic marvel. The film, graced by the presence of Michael Caine, boasts an intriguing blend of real-world and CGI-enhanced visuals that create a striking atmosphere. The heart-pounding action sequences and enthralling supernatural elements made for an exhilarating journey that I couldn’t tear myself away from.
‘Puss in Boots’ (2011)
As a film enthusiast, I’m thrilled to share that starting September 1st, the swashbuckling feline hero of ‘Shrek’, Puss in Boots, will make his way onto Peacock. The voice behind this dashing cat is none other than Antonio Banderas. Joined by Kitty Softpaws, voiced by Salma Hayek, and Humpty Dumpty, brought to life by Zach Galifianakis, Puss embarks on an adventure to nab a magical goose from the hands of Jack and Jill, portrayed by Billy Bob Thornton and Amy Sedaris. Can’t wait to see what mischief these characters will get up to!
As a movie enthusiast, I’d say this film, brilliantly directed by Chris Miller, is a delightful blend of laughter, excitement, and a dash of Latin charm that’ll leave you enchanted! The animation is so vivid and the main character is so endearing, it makes for an enjoyable family viewing experience!
‘Back to Black’ (2024)
Starting September 5th, the biographical film ‘Back to Black’ will be available on Peacock, focusing on the life of Amy Winehouse. Marisa Abela takes on the role of the renowned singer, portraying her journey to stardom, tumultuous relationship with Blake Fielder-Civil (played by Jack O’Connell), and battles with addiction during the 2000s in London.
Under the guidance of director Sam Taylor-Johnson, this movie showcases actors Eddie Marsan and Lesley Manville, while the soulful tunes of Amy Winehouse play prominently throughout. Offering a touching portrayal of her extraordinary abilities and heartbreaking journey, it’s an insightful depiction of her life.
‘Brightburn’ (2019)
On September 5, the streaming platform Peacock will premiere ‘Brightburn’, a chilling superhero film with a horror twist. In this movie, Elizabeth Banks portrays Tori, a mother whose adopted son Brandon (Jackson A. Dunn), who acquired powers mysteriously after a landing accident as an infant, starts exhibiting ominous behavior.
Under the direction of David Yarovesky and production by James Gunn, this movie reimagines the classic Superman storyline as a haunting narrative. By merging elements of science fiction and horror, it offers up unnerving suspense.
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