Upcoming Movies in October

Have you been wanting to see some new movies but aren’t sure which ones to watch? Well, here is a spoiler-free list of movies coming out in October:

Good Boy - October 3

Indy, a Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever, and his owner, Todd, move into a creepy, old house in the countryside, hoping for a fresh start. But Indy soon begins to notice strange noises, eerie shadows, and other unsettling signs that something is wrong. As Todd starts acting more distant and secretive, Indy’s instincts tell him to be on guard. Mostly told from Indy’s point of view, Good Boy is a suspenseful mystery thriller that mixes a dog’s loyalty and courage with an eerie, spooky atmosphere.

Tron: Ares - October 10

Tron: Ares is the latest movie in the Tron series, and takes action to a whole new level. In this movie, a program named Ares is sent from the digital world into the real world for a risky mission that could change everything. The movie mixes high-tech visuals, cool action scenes, big questions about technology, identity, and what it means to be human. This movie could be watched alone, but watching the previous movies is recommended. Even if you haven’t seen the other Tron movies, this one could still be an exciting ride for sci-fi fans.

Soul On Fire - October 10

Based on a true story, Soul On Fire tells the powerful journey of John O’Leary, a young boy who survives a fire that leaves him with severe burns over most of his body. Doctors didn’t expect him to live, but through courage, support from his family, and the strength of his own faith, John fights to recover. Along the way, he’s inspired by a surprising visit from baseball announcer Jack Buck, which changes his life forever. This emotional and inspiring movie is about hope, healing, and turning tragedy into a purpose that helps others.

Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere - October 24

Tthis music documentary gives fans a closer look at American singer-songwriter Bruce Springsteen, who currently holds 20 Grammys, two Golden Globes, a special Tony award, and an Oscar. It also explores the creative process of creating his album, Nebraska. It’s not like his usual rock music, but instead emotional and stripped-down. The movie shows rare behind-the-scenes footage and includes interviews with Springsteen and others who helped make the album. They discuss his personal life at the time and the inspiration for the songs. Whether you’ve been listening to Springsteen for years or are just curious about his music, this film gives you a real, honest look at one of his most personal projects.

Regretting You - October 24

Regretting You is a movie adapted from the Coleen Hoover book Regretting You. It follows a mother (Allison Williams) and daughter’s (McKenna Grace) relationship while navigating through grief after a tragic car accident. The accident, which causes the death of two loved ones, reveals painful hidden secrets, forcing both women to confront and leave their pasts behind while finding a way to connect once more.  

Whether you’re into drama, action, or adventure, October has a movie for you!