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Spooky season is nearly upon us once again, and as such, some seasonal favorites are headed to Paramount+ in October. But don’t worry, there’s plenty of regular movies and shows to watch too.

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Paramount+ Premium is also among the cheaper options for ad-free streaming services. Peacock's comes in at $10.99 per month, while Prime Video's is $11.98. HBO Max's ad-free tier costs $16.99, and Netflix's costs $17.99. Once again, Disney+ and Hulu are the most expensive, each coming in at $18.99 per month as of Oct. 21.

One of Taylor Sheridan’s hit dramas, Landman, will be returning for its second season on November 16th. That comeback arrives a couple of weeks after Paramount+ debuts an original boxing movie titled The Cut, as well as a new comedy series starring Tracey Morgan.

This weekend's Serie A slate features some huge battles, highlighted by Inter visiting Napoli on Saturday:

Warner Bros. Discovery is officially on the block, disclosing that it has received interest from “multiple parties” to acquire all or part of the company and that its board is reviewing various options.

Paramount+ has made its first big series pickup under its new leadership, landing a legal thriller called Discretion with Nicole Kidman and Elle Fanning set to star and executive produce.

October’s additions include a pair of crime classics in “No Country for Old Men” and “Heat” and an underrated sci-fi film that only grows in how topical it feels. Likewise, there are plenty to choose from as spooky season rolls ever onward and people get their last few horror movies in before November.

Lilah Kojoori, the vice president of communications for Nickelodeon and Paramount+ Kids & Family, is stepping down.