Prime Video UK has released the official trailer for The Mongoose, the cross-country chase thriller starring Liam Neeson, Marisa Tomei and Ving Rhames, which launches on Prime Video on 4 November.
The BBC has released the first trailer for Honey, Emma Moran’s darkly comic Cold War spy thriller starring Ann Skelly, which launches on BBC iPlayer and BBC One on Saturday 14 November.
Well Go USA has released the official trailer for Paradise Lost, the new psychological sci-fi mystery from Train to Busan director Yeon Sang-ho. A UK release date has not yet been confirmed.
Spain’s favourite accidental adventurer returns with a genie, a time-travel mix-up and plenty of gags in a cheerful, unpretentious family film that will keep younger viewers happy.
Amazon MGM Studios has released the second trailer for I Play Rocky, Peter Farrelly’s true story of how Sylvester Stallone won the lead in Rocky. It reaches UK and Irish cinemas in November.
Alien and Top Gun star Tom Skerritt dies at 93, Disney develops Halloweentown 5, Snapshot lands a US deal and Marvel’s Zodiac finds its writers.
Halloween-week streaming: Dexter: Resurrection returns, Apocalypse Z: New World, Balaraw, Nocturne on Apple TV+ and UK picks This City Is Ours, Adultery and YAGA.
John Carpenter’s Halloween is on BBC Two at 10pm, Censor is the hidden gem on Prime Video, and Star Trek’s Borg two-parter Descent is on Paramount+.
Clayface, Klara and the Sun, Wildwood and Ali G lead 40 new and returning films in UK and US cinemas this Friday, from Ghosts to Scream in 4K.
The Ghosts team bring Button House to cinemas with non-stop jokes, a warm heart and every one of the much-loved dead residents on top form.
LAIKA’s record-breaking stop-motion fantasy is a breathtaking piece of craft with a superb Carey Mulligan villain, even if its story is more familiar than its astonishing world.
Kaushal Oza’s 1990s Goa family film gives Hridansh Parekh, Gulshan Devaiah and Rasika Dugal a sweet, unhurried canvas, though its charm sometimes outruns its writing.
Zach Passero’s hand-drawn horror-comedy is crude, nostalgic and surprisingly tender: a one-man animated love letter to campfire creature features.
Doctor Who’s The Satan Pit Extended Cut adds encore cinema screenings, Carrie is renewed, Star Wars: Starfighter outspends The Force Awakens and Star Trek reaches a crossroads.
Itab Azzam and Jack MacInnes follow Syrian refugee Israa from the age of 11 to 21 in a deeply moving documentary that is both a migration epic and a coming-of-age story.
Shiboprosad Mukherjee’s commanding outlaw and Jisshu Sengupta’s dogged cop power a bigger, busier Bohurupi sequel that entertains more than it moves.
