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<ul class="summary-list"><li>Warning: Major spoilers below if you haven't seen "Halloween Ends."</li><li>David Gordon Green told Insider why it took so long for Michael Myers to show up in the movie.</li></ul><p>With "Halloween Ends," director David Gordon Green puts a cap on his relaunch trilogy of the iconic horror franchise. And he held nothing back.</p><p>With 2018's "Halloween" followed by "Halloween Kills" three years later, Green took us on a blood-soaked ride as he ignored the nine sequels that came out after John Carpenter's groundbreaking 1978 movie and has Jamie Lee Curtis' Laurie Strode character patiently waiting 40 years for the return of psychotic killer Michael Myers.</p><p>But for "Halloween Ends," Green gets even more daring — introducing a new evil character and giving us less Michael Myers.</p><p>The movie catches up with Strode as she's finally come to terms with the loss of her daughter at the hands of Myers, who has not been seen since the events in "Kills."</p><p>However, there may be a new evil entering Haddonfield.</p><p>We are introduced to Corey (Rohan Campbell) who has been ostracized by the town following the death of a boy he was babysitting. After being bullied through the first half of the movie, and growing fond of Strode's granddaughter Allyson (Andi Matichak), Corey encounters Myers and becomes the villain's killing protégé.</p><p>It leads to a gory ending that finds Strode and Myers having their final showdown.</p><div type="image" title="David Gordon Green in a vest on the set of Halloween Ends with a house in the background" height="1532" width="2043" msid="94918991" hostid="261" sizebytes="173058"></div><p>The movie, currently in theaters and on Peacock, has been bashed by the critics. <a href="https://variety.com/2022/film/news/halloween-ends-review-jamie-lee-curtis-1235400407/">Variety</a> called it the franchise's "most joylessly metaphorical and convoluted entry" (it has a <a href="https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/halloween_ends">40% Rotten Tomatoes score</a>).</p><p>But the way Green sees it, it's no fun doing a franchise like "Halloween" unless you take big swings.</p><p>"It's tricky because you want to invite the fans to the party, but you also want to give something that's 100% of your creative energy," Green told Insider over a Zoom chat about his mindset in making the third movie. "You've got to swing for a few, you don't always hit them, but why not take the risk at this point."</p><p>Here, we chat with Green about the movie's biggest spoilers, his reason behind why we don't see Michael Myers until well into the movie, the gory scene that was originally planned as a DVD extra, and Curtis' insistence to have Myers smash her face through a prop-glass cabinet.</p><div type="image" title="Parents looking a bleeding kid" height="588" width="1440" msid="94918993" hostid="261" sizebytes="37586"></div><h2>Green felt opening the movie with a kid's death would grab audiences 'by the throat'</h2><p><strong>You go and do something in the first 15 minutes of the movie that's very rare in mainstream horror movies: killing a child. Did you get any pushback from Blumhouse or Universal in making that choice?</strong></p><p>Once we knew we were going to do a babysitter intro, and we've seen a lot of them, a lot of great ones, I think we needed to do something that grabbed people by the throat a little bit. Or a lot.</p><p>And what was really fortunate for me in this creative standpoint, the reason I continue to make movies with Blumhouse, is you get in a room and start pitching ideas and you sculpt them to be even better. It's not like they are these authoritarian corporate figures who are telling you what to do with your movie.</p><p>The second we have a rough draft we bring our DP, our production designer, our set designer, our sound mixer, and our producers into a room and we read it out loud and we hear how it goes and then we decide if it's shocking enough.</p><p><strong>For this scene in particular did it evolve from, say, the kid breaking a leg to him falling four stories to his death?</strong></p><p>No, he always died. There was no softer version. </p><p><strong>Were there different causes of the death? </strong></p><p>No. There were certain intentions that were different. Was Corey more mean? Was the kid really bad and, Corey in defending himself, leads to the kid dying? There were those kinds of questions we were asking. But we always knew it had to end with some ambiguity that the town could point to and say to Corey, "You're a monster." </p><div type="image" title="Michael Myers in a house holding a knife" height="2065" width="3098" msid="94918995" hostid="261" sizebytes="526266"></div><h2>Green defends his choice to not have Michael Myers show up until 30 minutes into the movie</h2><p><strong>Outside of a brief recap at the beginning, Michael Myers doesn't show up until 30-40 minutes into the movie. Was there a discussion on if he should show up earlier?</strong></p><p>There was a discussion and even through the editing process. Because you could take certain scenes from earlier and move them around. It just felt right.</p><p>Maybe I'll watch it in two years and think that's too long a gap, but it was important to me to develop characters and understand them in their own way and then introduce how Michael relates to that situation. Because he's so exciting when you see him. Myers just gets people shaking. I was worried that was going to distract from the substance of the Corey/Allyson story as it was developing. </p><div type="image" title="Andi Matichak puts hand on Rohan Campbell" height="1533" width="2300" msid="94918998" hostid="261" sizebytes="214354"></div><p><strong>I thought it was a gusty move, but for me, it worked because when Corey goes on his killing spree in the Michael Myers mask, you know what his journey was to get there.</strong></p><p>To your point, in the script stage, it was always a question if it would work because we hadn't cast our Corey yet. And if we didn't have a strong Corey cast then nobody wants to hang out in that movie. When we met Rohan and we did rehearsals I was just like, thank God. The guy is layered with vulnerability but he's also tough and physical and can really ride motorcycles. He's handsome without being pretty. He had all these attributes that we were really hoping it would pay off. </p><p><strong>It pays off to the point that, towards the end, I thought what you were doing was introducing us to the new Michael Myers. That Blumhouse would go and make more movies with him as The Shape.</strong></p><p>To be honest, I think from a studio perspective they would have been excited about that. Continue on with him. But we were writing linearly and you get to the point where you know he's got to go. How does he go? We don't know, but he's got to go. He's too evil. And no one sees his death coming. </p><div type="image" title="Michael Myers hold in a knife in a sewer" height="1533" width="2300" msid="94919003" hostid="261" sizebytes="203844"></div><h2>Michael Myers might not have special powers, but Green says he's an 'extraordinary human'</h2><p><strong>So when we meet Michael in this one he's hanging out in the sewers and he's weak. It's almost like Corey rejuvenates Michael and in turn, Michael introduces evil to Corey. Does that mean Michael has special powers? Can he feed off others who are as evil as him?</strong></p><p>I like that you're reading into it that way. I've always tried to make sure there's an extraordinary human layer to all of what you just said. To hear from other characters, like at the end of "Halloween Kills," it's Laurie saying, "He's more than a man." That's her philosophy.</p><p>In this one, it's Willy the radio DJ saying, "This is all a conspiracy, how can one man survive all that?" We are trying to plant the seeds so that everyone can use their own intuition there. But at the same time, I can make the point: bad boys create bad boys. </p><p><strong>The movie does ask the question, does evil breed evil or does a person's environment create it?</strong></p><p>It's like what the father of the child who dies at the beginning of the movie says in the pool-hall scene. It's a line that I added in post to make sure this was clear.</p><p>He says, "The kid I knew would never have hurt my son, but the look of the kid I saw at the side of the road, was that always in him or did the town do this to him?" I do want that to be a theme that people take away in terms of the infectiousness of evil. </p><div type="image" title="girl holding a knife in Halloween 4" height="600" width="1000" msid="94919006" hostid="261" sizebytes="38288"></div><p><strong>But the "Halloween" super fans are going to say Michael giving Corey his evil is a hat tip to the <a href="https://youtu.be/fNjq0PLBvY0?t=42">shocking ending in "Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers"</a> when Jamie touches Michael and in the last scene, she kills her foster mother. </strong></p><p>That's a great ending. </p><p><strong>Did anyone bring that up when going over the script? "We're going straight 'Halloween 4' here."</strong></p><p>We would spitball that because that's a movie I enjoy. I see where they were going with that movie and I respect a lot of the choices. But we are ignoring that movie in our trilogy.</p><div type="image" title="Willy the DJ dead" height="593" width="1439" msid="94919008" hostid="261" sizebytes="25090"></div><h2>We were supposed to see more of Corey's mom's death, the killing of Willy the DJ was originally just a DVD extra</h2><p><strong>What was the most memorable death scene to do in this movie?</strong></p><p>The one that stands out is the DJ. That wasn't supposed to be in the movie. We were doing that for a DVD extra. At the script stage, we decided that would be the one we'd get ridiculous with and keep it for the DVD. </p><p>We shot Corey's mother's death very vividly and that was to be in the movie. But when I got in the edit room, I didn't like the pacing. So now we don't see the mother's death, and that will be on an extended version if we make one. But that one is inspired by "Black Christmas." It parallels the Christmas carolers scene in that movie, but we have trick-or-treaters. </p><p>So we cut that scene and just loved the weirdness of the DJ death. Corey is sloppy and angry, so there's something about watching that. In the edit, we were like, "Are we really going to use this?" It was so wild we had to put it in there. </p><div type="image" title="Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode in Halloween Ends" height="1533" width="2300" msid="94919009" hostid="261" sizebytes="90224"></div><h2>Jamie Lee Curtis was heavily involved in crafting Laurie's final battle with Michael Myers (Jim Courtney), she even did '98% of the stunts' in the scene</h2><p><strong>How did the final battle between Laurie and Michael evolve?</strong></p><p>There was a lot of evolution. There was one version that had Allyson infused through the whole fight. But ultimately we pared that all back. I didn't want it to be your average knockdown drag-out brawl without a degree or emotion, without a degree of intimacy between these two characters that have come so far. It needed real moments. Pauses, looks, glances. However you want to look at it, these are two survivors and here we are facing them in a climactic moment. </p><p>We had a scripted idea of where it would go and how it would begin. And then I let the stunt coordinator, Kevin Scott, and his stunt team go on the set and pencil in the geography of how the fight would go down. Then we brought in Jamie and then Jim Courtney to get their takes.</p><p>We made it a real conversation even though there are no words spoken in it. </p><p><strong>What kind of input did Jamie bring to the scene?</strong></p><p>I would say 98% of the stunts are her doing them. Actually, her double only did two shots. That's Jamie's head getting smashed into the glass. She really went for it.</p><p>In fact, her face going through the glass cabinet was her idea. She said, "I want him to grab me by the hair and smash me into the glass." And I was thinking, I still got two more weeks to work with you, I can't have shards of glass in your face. But she did it. That's her face going in the glass. That stunt was her idea. I was reluctant — if not trying to forbid it — but it happened and it looks great. </p><p><strong>What stands out is how slowly Laurie does the slicing of Michael's neck and wrist. </strong></p><p>For the moment when we say night-night to Michael, I thought it was important to be slow and methodical. Let's let it drain. Let's hold hands. Let's look each other in the eye. </p><div type="image" title="Michael Myers mask on the table" height="588" width="1429" msid="94919010" hostid="261" sizebytes="33356"></div><p><strong>Now, you say looking into their eyes. That moment between them is very similar to Michael looking into Corey's eyes. Are we to believe Laurie now has Michael's evil inside her and must battle it? I mean, she's got Michael's mask sitting on her coffee table now!</strong></p><p>It's an amazing insight. It makes me wonder if Corey lived and didn't have a fucked up mom, maybe he could have gotten through that. I think Laurie is smarter than Corey and knows what it takes to put in the work to heal yourself and your community, so I feel she will put every effort into what she needs to do.</p><p>But I also salivate over wondering. I mean, the mask is just sitting on the coffee table, somebody's going to fucking pick that up. [<em>Laughs</em>.]</p><p><strong>Hypothetically, if Jason Blum came to you 10 years from now and said, "I got the right script to bring back 'Halloween,'" would you be up for it?</strong></p><p>I'm done. But if he said, "I got the script for the new 'Halloween' and it's a Bollywood musical," I'm there.</p>

'Halloween Ends' director David Gordon Green talks spoilers and the stunt Jamie Lee Curtis insisted on doing herself

<br /> If you’re looking for the ultimate scarecation this year, check out Spuul’s list of haunted Bollywood movies that will chill your spine for <keyword id="600" type="ENTERTAINMENT" weightage="100" keywordseo="Halloween">Halloween</keyword>.<br />
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From a 3D Creature in the mountains to the periodic horror fest, these movies are bound to send shivers down your spine.<br />
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•<span class="Apple-tab-span"> <strong>Ragini MMS 2-</strong> Put your phone away, turn off the lights, turn up the volume, and let yourself get lost in the movie. Ragini MMS 2 takes you in circles and being hunted by the unknown.<br />
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•<span class="Apple-tab-span"> <strong>Ek Thi Dayan-</strong> A terrifying childhood story surfaces in which a dark <keyword id="828468" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="100" keywordseo="Supernatural">supernatural</keyword> power Ek Thi Dayan– India’s supernatural thriller film, adapted from the short story Mobius Trips by Mukul Sharma.It’s a home invasion movie that never takes itself too seriously, but still manages to create tension and suspense.<br />
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•<strong><span class="Apple-tab-span"> 1920: The Evil Returns-</span></strong> This film is a quasi-sequel to a 2008 film – 1920.The Bhatt camp has another Bollywood horror film named 1920: The Evil Returns. It’s a well-narrated horror story that unfolds slowly and engulfs you in a terrifying tale. Again, it’s a slow burn, but the payoff is totally worth the development.<br />
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•<span class="Apple-tab-span"> <strong>Haunted 3D-</strong> Film based on being tortured and tormented by an invisible spirit in the haunted house. Years later how the person living in the house tracks down the story with help of a rag picker. Haunted 3D delivers a more complex, haunting performance.<br />
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•<strong><span class="Apple-tab-span"> 3 AM: The Hour of the dead-</span></strong> Creaking doors, dark woods, deserted mills, red eyes, and black magic. The techniques used instill a sense of horror. This movie is set on the premise that demonic beasts and evil spirits come to life at the ungodly hour of 3 am.<br />
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•<span class="Apple-tab-span"> <strong>Alone-</strong> Conjoined at birth, Anjana and Sanjana were twin sisters who lived by one promise made to each other - 'we will always be together. We will never separate'. Mysterious circumstances lead to the death of one while the other survived. Years later, the ghost of the dead comes back to haunt the surviving sister. Why was the promise broken?<br />
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•<span class="Apple-tab-span"> <strong>Plot no. 66-</strong> Abandoned plot, named, as Plot no. 666 is a restricted area due to deaths of many people, the villagers fear to come to this area.About six people being adventurers venture in the house built on this plot; it marks the beginning of all the bad things.The look and feel of the entire film is just chilling.<br />
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(Note: The list was given by Spuul. <a href="https://spuul.com/">Spuul</a> is a Singapore-based studio-neutral aggregator that purchases Indian TV and film content from content providers and makes it available for streaming and download across platforms – mobile (<keyword id="75489" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="100" keywordseo="IOS">iOS</keyword>, <keyword id="6355645" type="COMPANY" weightage="100" keywordseo="android">Android</keyword>), Web, TV (Samsung, Panasonic, LG), Airplay on iOS, and Chromecast on Android.)<br />
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<em>Image credits: Spuul, </em></span></span></span></span></span><em>eventbrite</em>

7 Bollywood movies that will chill your spine this Halloween

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<br /> Halloween is here, and everyone loves to dress up in scary costumes of scary movies and books characters. Even though Halloween is not a big craze in <keyword id="143" type="CITY" weightage="100" keywordseo="Bollywood">Bollywood</keyword>, there is no harm in thinking what our beloved Bollywood celebrities would get dressed up as, if they decide to get spooky.<br />
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We have come up with the following names; you can add yours too in the comment section below.<br />
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<ul class="summary-list"><li>Netflix just released the list of titles that are coming to — and leaving — the site in September. </li><li>The new Marilyn Monroe film "Blonde," which stars Ana de Armas, will be available next month.</li></ul><p>Netflix just released the list of new titles that will be available to stream in September, as well as what's being removed.</p><p>Several new films, including "Blonde" — the Marilyn Monroe movie starring Ana de Armas as the late Hollywood icon — will be added to the streamer next month. </p><p>But other titles, including "Saved by the Bell" and "Mean Girls," will be removed from Netflix in September, too. </p><p>Here's everything coming to — and leaving — the site in the next few weeks. </p><div type="image" title="Cher, Tai, and Dionne embrace in this scene from the 1995 film &quot;Clueless.&quot;" height="1290" width="1721" msid="93876890" hostid="261" sizebytes="74498"></div><h2>Arriving in September</h2><h2>Available 9/1/22</h2><p>"A Cinderella Story"</p><p>"A Clockwork Orange"</p><p>"A Good Old Fashioned Orgy"</p><p>"A Knight's Tale"</p><p>"A Little Princess"</p><p>"American Beauty"</p><p>"Austin Powers in Goldmember"</p><p>"Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery"</p><p>"Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me"</p><p>"Barbie Mermaid Power"</p><p>"The Bridges of Madison County"</p><p>"Clueless"</p><p>"Despicable Me"</p><p>"Despicable Me 2"</p><p>"Dolphin Tale 2"</p><p>"Fenced In — Netflix Film"</p><p>"Friday After Next"</p><p>"He's Just Not That Into You"</p><p>"I Survived a Crime: Season 1"</p><p>"If Beale Street Could Talk"</p><p>"The Italian Job"</p><p>"John Q"</p><p>"JoJo's Bizarre Adventure STONE OCEAN Episodes 13-24" — Netflix Anime</p><p>"Just Friends"</p><p>"Liss Pereira: Adulting" — Netflix Comedy</p><p>"Little Nicky"</p><p>"Love in the Villa" — Netflix Film<br /><br />"Morphle Halloween Candy Magic Pet"</p><p>"Next Friday"</p><p>"The Notebook"</p><p>"Off the Hook" — Netflix Series</p><p>"Resident Evil"</p><p>"Resident Evil: Apocalypse"</p><p>"Resident Evil: Retribution"</p><p>"Road House"</p><p>"Samurai Rabbit: The Usagi Chronicles: Season 2" — Netflix Family</p><p>"Save the Last Dance"</p><p>"Scarface"</p><p>"Snow White &amp; the Huntsman"</p><p>"Story Time Book: Read-Along: S1"</p><p>"This Is 40"</p><h2>Available 9/2/22</h2><p>"Buy My House" — Netflix Series</p><p>"Dated and Related" — Netflix Series</p><p>"Devil in Ohio" — Netflix Series</p><p>"Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives: Season 2" — Netflix Series</p><p>"Fakes" — Netflix Series</p><p>"The Festival of Troubadours" — Netflix Film</p><p>"Ivy + Bean" — Netflix Family</p><p>"Ivy + Bean: The Ghost That Had to Go" — Netflix Family</p><p>"Ivy + Bean: Doomed to Dance" — Netflix Family</p><p>"You're Nothing Special" — Netflix Series</p><h2>Available 9/3/22</h2><p>"Little Women" — Netflix Series</p><h2>Available 9/5/22</h2><p>"Call the Midwife: Series 11"</p><p>"Cocomelon: Season 6" — Netflix Family</p><p>"Once Upon a Small Town" — Netflix Series</p><p>"Vampire Academy"</p><h2>Available 9/6/22</h2><p>"Bee and PuppyCat" — Netflix Family</p><p>"Get Smart With Money" — Netflix Documentary</p><p>"Rodrigo Marques: King of Uncouth" — Netflix Comedy</p><p>"Sheng Wang: Sweet and Juicy" — Netflix Comedy</p><p>"Untold: The Race of the Century" — Netflix Documentary</p><div type="image" title="cobra kai" height="1391" width="1855" msid="93876892" hostid="261" sizebytes="44580"></div><h2>Available 9/7/22</h2><p>"Chef's Table: Pizza" — Netflix Documentary</p><p>"Indian Predator: The Diary of a Serial Killer" — Netflix Documentary</p><h2>Available 9/8/22</h2><p>"Entrapped" — Netflix Series</p><p>"Diorama" — Netflix Film</p><h2>Available 9/9/22</h2><p>"Cobra Kai: Season 5" — Netflix Series</p><p>"End of the Road" — Netflix Film</p><p>"Merlí. Sapere Aude: Season 2" — Netflix Series</p><p>"No Limit" — Netflix Film</p><p>"Narco-Saints" — Netflix Series</p><h2>Available 9/12/22</h2><p>"Ada Twist, Scientist: Season 3" — Netflix Family</p><h2>Available 9/13/22</h2><p>"Colette"</p><p>"Jo Koy: Live from the Los Angeles Forum" — Netflix Comedy</p><p>"In the Dark: Season 4"</p><h2>Available 9/14/22</h2><p>"Broad Peak" — Netflix Film</p><p>"The Catholic School" — Netflix Film</p><p>"El Rey, Vicente Fernández" — Netflix Series</p><p>"Heartbreak High" — Netflix Series</p><p>"The Lørenskog Disappearance" — Netflix Series</p><p>"Sins of Our Mother" — Netflix Documentary</p><h2>Available 9/15/22</h2><p>"Dogs in Space: Season 2" — Netflix Family</p><p>"Intervention: Season 21"</p><p>"Terim" — Netflix Documentary</p><h2>Available 9/16/22</h2><p>"The Brave Ones" — Netflix Series</p><p>"Do Revenge" — Netflix Film</p><p>"Drifting Home" — Netflix Anime</p><p>"Fate: The Winx Saga: Season 2" — Netflix Series</p><p>"Gymnastics Academy: A Second Chance" — Netflix Family</p><p>"I Used to Be Famous" — Netflix Film</p><p>"Jogi" — Netflix Film</p><p>"Love Is Blind: After the Altar: Season 2" — Netflix Series</p><p>"Mirror, Mirror" — Netflix Film</p><p>"Santo" — Netflix Series</p><p>"Skandal! Bringing Down Wirecard" — Netflix Documentary</p><p>"This Is the End"</p><p>"Travelin' Band: Creedence Clearwater Revival at the Royal Albert Hall"</p><h2>Available 9/19/22</h2><p>"Go Dog Go: Season 3" — Netflix Family</p><h2>Available 9/20/22</h2><p>"Patton Oswalt: We All Scream" — Netflix Comedy</p><h2>Available 9/21/22</h2><p>"Designing Miami" — Netflix Series</p><p>"Fortune Seller: A TV Scam" — Netflix Documentary</p><p>"Iron Chef Mexico" — Netflix Series</p><p>"The Perfumier" — Netflix Film</p><p>"The Real Bling Ring: Hollywood Heist" — Netflix Documentary</p><h2>Available 9/22/22</h2><p>"The Dreamlife of Georgie Stone" — Netflix Documentary</p><p>"Karma's World: Season 4" — Netflix Family</p><p>"Snabba Cash: Season 2" — Netflix Series</p><p>"Thai Cave Rescue" — Netflix Series</p><h2>Available 9/23/22</h2><p>"A Jazzman's Blues" — Netflix Film</p><p>"ATHENA" — Netflix Film</p><p>"The Girls at the Back" — Netflix Series</p><p>"Jamtara - Sabka Number Ayega: Season 2" — Netflix Series</p><p>"Lou" — Netflix Film</p><p>"Pokémon: The Arceus Chronicles" — Netflix Family</p><h2>Available 9/24/22</h2><p>"Dynasty: Season 5"</p><p>"Fullmetal Alchemist The Final Alchemy" — Netflix Film</p><h2>Available 9/26/22</h2><p>"A Trip to Infinity" — Netflix Documentary</p><p>"My Little Pony: Make Your Mark: Chapter 2" — Netflix Family</p><h2>Available 9/27/22</h2><p>"Elysium"</p><p>"The Munsters"</p><p>"Nick Kroll: Little Big Boy" — Netflix Comedy</p><h2>Available 9/28/22</h2><p>"Blonde" — Netflix Film</p><p>"Eat the Rich: The GameStop Saga" — Netflix Documentary</p><p>"Inheritance"</p><p>"Inside the World's Toughest Prisons: Season 6" — Netflix Series</p><p>"Too Hot to Handle: Brazil: Season 2" — Netflix Series</p><h2>Available 9/29/22</h2><p>"The Empress" — Netflix Series</p><h2>Available 9/30/22</h2><p>"Anikulapo" — Netflix Film</p><p>"Entergalactic" — Netflix Special</p><p>"Floor is Lava: Season 3" — Netflix Series</p><p>"Human Playground" — Netflix Series</p><p>"Phantom Pups" — Netflix Family</p><p>"Rainbow" — Netflix Film</p><p>"What We Leave Behind" </p><div type="image" title="Matt Damon and Cate Blanchett in &quot;The Talented Mr. Ripley.&quot;" height="720" width="960" msid="93876893" hostid="261" sizebytes="56584"></div><h2>Leaving in September</h2><h2>Leaving 9/1/22</h2><p>"Quantico: Seasons 1-3"</p><h2>Leaving 9/2/22</h2><p>"Freaks"</p><h2>Leaving 9/3/22</h2><p>"The Vampire Diaries: Seasons 1-8"</p><h2>Leaving 9/9/22</h2><p>"Nightcrawler"</p><h2>Leaving 9/10/22</h2><p>"How to Train Your Dragon 2"</p><h2>Leaving 9/12/22</h2><p>"Offspring: Seasons 1-7"</p><h2>Leaving 9/14/22</h2><p>"Saved by the Bell: Seasons 1-6"</p><p>"Saved by the Bell: Hawaiian Style"</p><p>"Saved by the Bell: The College Years"</p><p>"Saved by the Bell: Wedding in Las Vegas"</p><h2>Leaving 9/17/22</h2><p>"Skylines"</p><h2>Leaving 9/18/22</h2><p>"Dark Matter: Seasons 1-3"</p><p>"Dark Skies"</p><h2>Leaving 9/25/22</h2><p>"Blade Runner 2049"</p><p>"Blade Runner: The Final Cut"</p><h2>Leaving 9/29/22</h2><p>"Gotham: Seasons 1-5"</p><div type="image" title="Rachel McAdams and Lindsay Lohan in &quot;Mean Girls.&quot;" height="2398" width="3198" msid="93876894" hostid="261" sizebytes="188656"></div><h2>Leaving 9/30/22</h2><p>"3 Ninjas: Kick Back"</p><p>"Argo"</p><p>"Boogie Nights"</p><p>"Catch Me If You Can"</p><p>"The Cave"</p><p>"Constantine"</p><p>"Dirty Harry"</p><p>"Dumb and Dumber"</p><p>"Full Metal Jacket"</p><p>"I Am Legend"</p><p>"Insidious"</p><p>"Made of Honor"</p><p>"Mean Girls"</p><p>"My Babysitter's a Vampire: Seasons 1-2"</p><p>"Old School"</p><p>"The Perfect Storm"</p><p>"The Rite"</p><p>"Seven"</p><p>"The Sweetest Thing"</p><p>"Taxi Driver"</p><p>"The Talented Mr. Ripley"</p>

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