Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar and Apple TV+ are adding a range of films and series to their streaming catalogues from October 30. The new releases span horror, crime, psychological suspense, comedy and family drama.
The Strangers: Chapter 3
Available on Prime Video and Apple TV+, The Strangers: Chapter 3 brings the horror trilogy to a close. Madelaine Petsch, Richard Brake, Ema Horvath and Gabriel Basso feature in the film, which follows Maya as she attempts to survive another deadly pursuit by the masked Strangers.
The final chapter centres on Maya's struggle to confront the tormentors who continue to threaten her life.
Dead-End Job
Netflix's Korean horror mystery Dead-End Job stars Lee Jae-wook, Go Min-si, Kim Min-ha and Lee Hee-jun. The story follows Hyuk-jun, a debt-ridden man who accepts a job promising unusually high pay. His circumstances change when he learns that the workplace conceals a terrifying secret.
The series begins streaming on October 30.
Dexter: Resurrection Season 2
Michael C. Hall returns as Dexter Morgan in the second season of Dexter: Resurrection on Prime Video. Dexter is drawn into a dangerous conflict involving two killers, including a notorious murderer and a younger criminal terrorising New York.
Alongside the new threats, Dexter faces an unexpected personal crisis. Uma Thurman returns to the series, while Brian Cox and Dan Stevens join the cast. The season streams from October 30.
Obsession
JioHotstar's Obsession stars Michael Johnston and Inde Navarrette. It follows Bear, a socially awkward man who uses a supernatural object to attract his childhood crush, Nikki.
His wish, however, has a frightening consequence: Nikki becomes a violent stalker, and their friends begin falling victim to the curse. Bear then tries to find a way to undo what he has set in motion. The series releases on October 30.
A Couple of Lies
The four-part Swedish psychological thriller A Couple of Lies, based on Stefan Ahnhem's novel, follows two wealthy couples who exchange their homes in Stockholm and Sicily while attempting to repair their troubled marriages.
The arrangement takes a sinister turn after hidden cameras and disturbing secrets are uncovered. What follows is a dangerous contest shaped by manipulation and deception. The series arrives on Netflix from October 30.
Nocturne
Starring Liev Schreiber and Stephen Graham, Nocturne follows Jonah Lynn, a former soldier and homicide detective who relocates to a quiet Pennsylvania town in search of a peaceful life.
His hopes are disrupted when serial killer Jurek Walter begins targeting his family and the local community. The title streams on Apple TV+ from October 30.
Collision Course
Set against Spain's 2013 financial crisis, Netflix's Collision Course centres on a group of thieves preparing an ambitious bank robbery in Madrid.
The operation soon descends into chaos, leaving the group to contend with betrayal, lies and unexpected revelations as they fight to survive. It releases on October 30.
Meethe Mein Kya Hai
Also known as Khatai, the Hindi family drama Meethe Mein Kya Hai marks Radhika Bansal's directorial debut. Set during Diwali, the film brings a multi-generational family together at Nani's house.
A surprise marriage announcement exposes long-standing tensions and differences between generations. The gathering eventually gives the family an opportunity to reconcile.
The cast includes Rohini Hattangadi, Ritwik Bhowmik, Ayesha Raza Mishra, Vikram Bakshi, Shivika Rishi, Ayuushman Ghai and Kanikka Kapur. The film streams on Netflix from October 30.
Apocalypse Z: New World
Prime Video's Apocalypse Z: New World is the sequel to the 2024 Spanish zombie film. The story is set in the Canary Islands, described as Europe's last safe haven following a zombie outbreak.
A group of survivors struggles to stay alive while making difficult choices in a dangerous new world. Carlos Alcaide and Julia Martínez lead the cast. The film begins streaming on October 30.
How to Ruin Diwali: Meet the Parents
The Netflix film How to Ruin Diwali: Meet the Parents is a spin-off of How to Ruin Christmas: The Kandasamys. It follows an interracial couple whose engagement brings their very different families together just days before Diwali.
Mmabatho is forced to navigate an unfamiliar culture while dealing with tensions that grow between the families. Rosemary Zimu-Mngani and Kyle Clark star in the film, which releases on October 30.
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