Spooky season watch guide: 13 movies and TV series sure to freak you out heading into Halloween
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While fall vibes and pumpkin spice lattes have already been upon us for a number of weeks, it’s now official: spooky season is finally here.
While fall vibes and pumpkin spice lattes have already been upon us for a number of weeks, it’s now official: spooky season is finally here. You may have already gotten into the spirit with entries like the witchy “Agatha All Along” on Disney+, the slow-burn “Rosemary’s Baby” prequel “Apartment 7A” on Paramout+, or gone to the movies for the glitzy and gory “The Substance,” but fret not, there’s a lot more where that came from. Here’s your handy guide for all things spooky coming out this Shocktober, on screens and streams: “American Horror Story” mainstay Sarah Paulson looks creepy as ever in this period piece that doubles as psychological horror, about a woman in 1930s Oklahoma who becomes convinced that something evil is targeting her family as they deal with traumatic dust storms in the area. “Hold Your Breath” premieres October 3 on Hulu. Oscar-winner Ariana DeBose stars in this creepy culinary fable about an up-and-coming chef opening up her first restaurant and the spirit of the estate’s previous owner who threatens to… spoil her plans. Featuring “Euphoria” breakout star Barbie Ferreira.
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