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Peter Capaldi explains why he turned down every Doctor Who tender bid. Also: Haunted Hotel season 3, Joseph Mazzello in A Grim Life, FrightFest comes to Newcastle, Werwulf’s running time and Doctor Doom’s Tokyo parade.
HBO Max drops a surprise It: Welcome to Derry episode set centuries before Pennywise. Also: Billie Piper in Sketchbook, BBC Wales horror short Phantasmagoria, Pluribus season 2 filming, Criminal Minds: Evolution to end and Armando Iannucci’s conspiracy thriller.
Alex Goyette’s darkly funny horror debut has a gloriously queasy premise and a monstrous turn from Dot-Marie Jones, even if its world-building and ending are not as sharp as its teeth.
Hatching director Hanna Bergholm returns with a grisly, darkly funny horror about new motherhood, carried by a raw Seidi Haarla, even if it plants more ideas than it can grow.
Carles Torrens’ Spanish zombie sequel brings bigger hordes and a thrilling bullring set piece to Prime Video, but swaps the first film’s heart for a familiar military mission.
Disney promises more Cal Kestis stories as Star Wars Jedi 3 nears a reveal. Also: Young Bond: SilverFin, Dan Stevens on RoboCop, John Cho in Bad Influence, Holt McCallany’s Paradise Disturbed, My Adventures with Green Lantern, Cliff Booth’s IMAX snub and Kenneth Branagh’s Goblin.
Talk to Me is on Film4 at 10pm, Prevenge is the Halloween hidden gem on Prime Video, and Picard meets the Borg on Paramount+.
Watch the Pendulum UK trailer: Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Phoebe Dynevor join a sinister desert retreat in Black Swan writer Mark Heyman’s horror debut.
Marvel confirms Avengers: Doomsday will be Patrick Stewart’s final screen performance. Also: Monarch season 3, Karyn Kusama’s Mouthwashing, the Pendulum trailer, Gunn on the DCU Batman, Donald Glover’s PUBG, The Diplomat season 5 and Alfred Molina in Ascent.
Carrie is on BBC Two at 10pm, Host is the hidden gem on ITVX, and The Clone Wars’ Nightsisters bring witches to Disney+.
Watch the Buddy UK trailer: Keegan-Michael Key is a singing unicorn who holds his cast hostage in Casper Kelly’s horror, in UK and Irish cinemas 27 November.
Jennifer Lawrence confirms Katniss is back for The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping. Also tonight: James Gunn on Harley Quinn, Ascension adds three stars, Safe Space, John Goodman in The Beast in Me and techno-horror Modem.
Michael Dorn reunites Star Trek actors in his sci-fi film Life 2.0. Also this morning: David Bruckner directs Smile 3, Ben Wheatley takes over Molepeople, Peter Medak dies at 88, Crystal Lake’s big numbers, Netflix’s Dead-End Job, Linda Hamilton on Terminator and Serpentine.
The First Omen is on Film4 at 11.05pm, Doctor Who’s “Midnight” is on BBC iPlayer, and Apostle is the hidden gem on Netflix.
John de Lancie is back as Q in Star Trek: Voyager – Across the Unknown. Also tonight: Harry Potter casts James and Lily, A24’s record Elden Ring budget, Survive: The Game, the Gotham Award nominations and Melanie Lynskey in Mushroom Murders.
Watch the official Clayface teaser, DC Studios’ first look at James Watkins’ body-horror thriller starring Tom Rhys Harries. In UK cinemas now.
