Hulu's October Lineup: Thrills, Chills, and Musical Biopics

As the spooky season approaches, Hulu has curated an impressive lineup of new movies for October, catering to a wide range of cinematic tastes. From heart-pounding horror to gripping thrillers and captivating biopics, the streaming platform offers a diverse selection to keep viewers entertained throughout the month.

Uncover the Supernatural and Confront the Darkness

Hold Your Breath: A Chilling Descent into the Dust Bowl

The newly released Hulu original film, "Hold Your Breath," promises to take viewers on a haunting journey through the Dust Bowl era of 1930s Oklahoma. Starring Sarah Paulson as the struggling mother, Margaret, the film delves into the supernatural forces that may be plaguing her family. As Margaret battles to raise her two children, Rose and Ollie, amidst the harsh realities of the Dust Bowl, she becomes increasingly convinced that something sinister is lurking in the wind. The line between reality and the unspeakable blurs, leaving audiences to question whether Margaret's experiences are real or a product of her own deteriorating mental state. With its unique blend of historical drama and supernatural elements, "Hold Your Breath" offers a captivating and unsettling viewing experience.

Unbreakable: A Thrilling Exploration of the Extraordinary

Before M. Night Shyamalan's penchant for twist-filled narratives, he delivered a gripping thriller that explored the extraordinary in the ordinary. "Unbreakable" reunites the director with Bruce Willis, who portrays David Dunn, a seemingly unremarkable college stadium security guard whose life takes an unexpected turn when he emerges as the sole survivor of a devastating train wreck, unscathed. The arrival of Elijah Price (Samuel L. Jackson), a man with a rare condition that makes his bones brittle, sets in motion a journey of self-discovery for David as he grapples with the possibility that he may possess extraordinary abilities. As the story unfolds, the audience is drawn into a captivating exploration of the line between the mundane and the extraordinary, with Shyamalan's signature storytelling style keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.

Exploring the Rise and Fall of a Musical Icon

In a departure from the supernatural and thrilling, Hulu's lineup also includes the biopic "Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance With Somebody," which chronicles the life and legacy of the legendary singer. Naomi Ackie's portrayal of Whitney Houston captures the essence of the artist's meteoric rise to fame, as well as the personal struggles that ultimately led to her tragic downfall. The film delves into Houston's early days, her romantic entanglement with Robyn Crawford, and the pivotal role played by her mother, Cissy Houston, in shaping her career. However, the story also explores the singer's battles with addiction and her tumultuous relationship with Bobby Brown, which ultimately contributed to her untimely demise. While the narrative may not have a happy ending, the film celebrates the enduring impact of Whitney Houston's music and the lasting impression she left on the industry and her fans.