Seemingly looking to get in on some of the Yellowstone action, Prime Video has a new series called Outer Range coming in April starring Josh Brolin as the head of a Wyoming ranching family but there seems to be some sort of sci-fi/horror element to set it apart from Paramount Networks ratings juggernaut.

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.

The final chapter of The Purge arrives in July this year with The Forever Purge, as a group of outlaws in Texas attacks the residents of a ranch and the local town and declares that death and destruction of The Purge will never end.

Sent to her hometown in Louisianna to investigate a viral outbreak, Dr. Abby Arcane discovers there is much more going on in the swamps surrounding the area in the new DC Universe series Swamp Thing, which starts this coming Friday (5/31).

The defender of The Green is arriving on DC Universe in May with the original series Swamp Thing as Alec Holland is transformed into a monstrous force of nature and encounters Abby Arcane, who is investigating what she believes is a deadly swamp-born virus in small town Louisianna.

40 years after the original Halloween, Michael Myers escapes from custody and returns home to face off against Laurie Strode one final time in David Gordon Green’s reboot/sequel Halloween.

Michael Myers returns to battle Laurie Strode four decades after their first encounter in Blumhouse and David Gordon Green’s new chapter of the Halloween saga, arriving this October.

Pierce Brosnan makes his welcome return to espionage action in the solid thriller, The November Man, as he takes on his former protege, Luke Bracey, and tries to unravel a conspiracy involving the front runner for the Russian presidency.