With Halloween just around the corner, viewers on Paramount+ are embracing the spooky season! As of October 27th, Tim Burton’s Sleepy Hollow is currently the ninth most popular movie on the service in the U.S., beating out Scream VI (2023) which is in tenth place.
He emphasized that nothing is confirmed yet, stating that any potential developments are still a ways off and it’s too soon to say definitively. However, fans of the series can be encouraged by the possibility of future installments.
In June 2025, actor Jacob Perfetti shared with ScreenRant that his character has a surprisingly close bond with Melissa, and he’s hopeful their friendship and living situation as roommates will continue to develop.
Dwayne Johnson will lend his voice to the character Zeke in the upcoming animated film Zootopia 2, which is scheduled for release on November 26th. Zeke is described as a clumsy dik-dik who gets caught up in a musical incident caused by Judy and Nick’s fast-paced chase.
Before it came out, many predicted the latest Marvel movie scheduled for 2025 could earn close to $1 billion, especially because it finally introduced the Fantastic Four. While all of Marvel’s 2025 films had some trouble at the box office, the reveal of details about The Fantastic Four: First Steps generated a lot of excitement, and its streaming release became a popular talking point.
Netflix has something for everyone, and with spooky season here, there’s even more to enjoy! Whether you love horror or prefer thrillers, dramas, comedies, or something else, you’ll find plenty of options. Here are three movies currently on Netflix that are sure to please.
The latest season of this often-debated series focuses on the infamous serial killer Ed Gein. Interestingly, the show connects to actor Anthony Perkins – Gein’s crimes inspired Alfred Hitchcock’s classic film Psycho, in which Perkins’ father starred. The series explores this connection, even featuring a storyline about the Psycho actor grappling with Gein’s disturbing actions and hidden personal life. Osgood Perkins, Anthony’s son, has said he wouldn’t be able to bear watching this part of the show.
At a recent Agents of SHIELD panel during New York Comic Con, the question of what is considered official Marvel canon came up. Actor Clark Gregg, who played Phil Coulson, had a strong reaction. He bluntly told those focused on canon, “You can go f yourself. We’re proud of what we created and deeply appreciate the connection we have with our fans.”
According to EW, the creepy baby demon was director Muschietti’s idea, created to tap into the anxieties of 1962. With the shadow of World War II still present, the threat of the Cuban Missile Crisis looming, and the Cold War escalating, the filmmakers wanted to evoke fears surrounding both nuclear attack and birth defects.
I’ve always been fascinated by horror movie soundtracks. What’s cool is that a lot of them are made outside the big Hollywood system, which gives the composers a lot more creative freedom. Especially over the last 50 years, many have been created using electronic sounds – I think the smaller budgets actually forced a really inventive, DIY approach. And honestly, when you listen to those classic scores, they feel just as groundbreaking and experimental as a lot of the music being made today.