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7 best Halloween movies to stream on Prime Video right now

Our guide on the seven best movies to watch on Prime Video for Halloween.

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Prime Video just added one of my favorite movies to watch on Halloween — and it’s inspired by Stephen King

Prime Video just added the 2023 movie “The Boogeyman,” an unsettling horror-thriller about two sisters confronting a terrifying presence lurking inside their home.

Tom’s Guide

7 new to Prime Video movies that are perfect for Halloween

Our guide on the seven best Halloween movies recently added to Prime Video and why you need to watch them this month.

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Hulu top 10 movies — here are the 3 worth watching now

Hulu’s top 10 list has a variety of options to choose from, but they’re not always good. We’ve chosen the three movies worth watching now.

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The Boogeyman Ending: How It Ties To The Stephen King Story And The Version That Got Rewritten

Director Rob Savage explains how the ending of The Boogeyman ties back to the Stephen King story and changed through the film's development.

Cinemablend

Chris Messina on facing the Boogeyman, his deepest fears, and horror's relationship with grief

EXCLUSIVE: Actor Chris Messina spoke to us about the new, haunting Stephen King adaptation.

Total Film

The Newest Stephen King Movie Proves Some Horror Tropes Should Never Die

Rob Savage's 'The Boogeyman' adaptation is a testament to an effective jump scare.

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‘Call Jane’: Elizabeth Banks film portrays crucial time for abortion in Chicago’s history

In nuanced drama about the real-life underground network that served women in the ’60s and ’70s, the actor plays a housewife spurred into action.

Chicago Sun-Times

Movie review: Timely but opaque, 'Call Jane' doesn't resonate as it should

“Are you Jane?” It’s a question that Chicago housewife Joy (Elizabeth Banks) repeatedly asks, as she calls a number from a flyer, is picked up, blindfolded, driven to a nondescript office where she receives an illegal, but safe, abortion from an unfeeling doctor (Cory Michael Smith), and is then cared…

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