Apple TV+ brings their spin on alien invasions in October with Invasion, which crisscrosses the globe to follow different characters in different countries and circumstances as aliens threaten the world.

A driver in Los Angeles finds his latest passengers are actually vampires while driving them around to various locales in Los Angeles and is forced to keep driving while figuring out some way to escape and avoid becoming their next meal.

F9: The Fast Saga arrives this week on DVD, Blu-Ray and 4K with both the theatrical and Director’s Cut and there’s also the most recent seasons of The Blacklist, Batwoman, Resident Alien and other TV, Bird on a Wire, and Breakdown on Blu-Ray, a bunch of Shudder Originals and more.

Tom Hanks returns to Apple TV+ in November with Finch, where he sets out on a journey across the post-apocalypse with his dog and robot companion to find a new place to live.

Following in the footsteps of MODOK, another weird and wild Marvel character, Hit-Monkey, is getting his own series in November on Hulu where he goes to war against the Japanese criminal underworld.

Despite locking him a fiery deathtrap at the end of 2018’s Halloween, the battle between Laurie Strode and Michael Myers continues in October with Halloween Kills as Michael survives and continues his rampage while Laurie rallies the citizens of Haddonfield to hunt him down and kill him once and for all.

Shang-Chi remained at the top of the box office for the third weekend in a row as the new releases again underperformed, including the fourth HBO Max hybrid release in a row, Clint Eastwood’s Cry Macho.

For the debut single off his first solo album, Wyclef Jean sampled “Stayin Alive” and some other songs for “We Trying to Stay Alive” and, since the main sample came from a song from the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack, he also paid homage to that John Travolta classic with a disco-themed music video directed by Roman Coppola.

The latest from Clint Eastwood is in theaters and on HBO Max this weekend along with Joe Carnahan’s Copshop, the insane new Nicolas Cage movie Prisoners of the Ghostland, Nightbooks on Netflix, The Eyes of Tammy Faye, and more.