Master of Horror John Carpenter brings true-life horror to Peacock in October with Suburban Screams, which features true life horror stories from the streets of suburbia.

Hired to steal valuable data from a corrupt company for the FBI, freelance thief Sam Quint is forced to stash the tapes in a compartment on a supercar called Black Moon, which is then stolen in Los Angeles by a group of high-end car thieves.

Coming to theaters and streaming on Peacock this October 14th, Halloween Ends is the third and final installment of the rebooted Halloween saga. See Laurie Strode and Michael Myers end their fight that started in 1978 on one Halloween night in 2022.

Starz, A24 and Blumhouse have new horror projects coming to theaters and TV in the spring with the horror/comedy series Shining Vale, Alex Garland’s new movie Men and a remake of Stephen King’s Firestarter.

While it has some brutal kills from the OG bogeyman, Michael Myers, and some solid fan service, Halloween Kills mostly feels like wheel-spinning before the actual conclusion of the Michael/Laurie battle in next year’s Halloween Ends.

John Carpenter’s classic The Thing arrives on 4K for the first time this week along the physical release of Zack Snyder’s Justice League, the most recent seasons of Bull, Chicago PD, SEAL Team, and more on DVD and Blu-Ray.

A commercial flop when it was released in 1986, Big Trouble in Little China has become a beloved cult classic and one of the best collaborations between John Carpenter and Kurt Russell.

John Carpenter’s classic They Live is out on 4K for the first time this week along with 2012 also on 4K, two very different Scott Adkins movies, some Shudder original horror movies, and more.