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Welcome to Trust Me, I Watch Everything, a weekly guide to notable new movies opening or becoming available each Friday.

The Purge will be the first out of the gate in 2027, while M3GAN and Happy Death Day will follow.

A wave of horror movies is available to stream now, ranging from Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho to ’90s slasher I Know What You Did Last Summer and Guillermo del Toro’s gothic romance Crimson Peak. For something less scary, the lineup also includes The Devil Wears Prada, all five Twilight movies and the entire Bourne franchise.

Hungering for horror? Here’s the best, ranked.Credit: Composite: Ian Moore / Mashable / Sony / Neon / Searchlight Pictures / Paramount Pictures / A24 / Warner Bros. Pictures / Netflix / Markiplier Studios

Xbox has announced a new TV, movies, and entertainment division called XP. It will be headed up by Kayleen Walters, a Lucasfilm veteran who moves over from her most recent post as president of Minecraft maker Mojang, where she also served as an executive producer on last year’s A Minecraft Movie.

Jack Black, Jason Momoa, and Sebastian Hansen star in A Minecraft Movie, an example of Xbox expanding its gaming franchises into film and broader entertainment. Photo courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures. All Rights Reserved.

Microsoft’s (MSFT) gaming division, XBOX, announced a major expansion of its entertainment business on Thursday, unveiling a new division called XP that will bring its popular gaming franchises into movies, television, merchandise and live experiences.

September was a huge month for Indian films on Netflix, thanks in large part to the return of 14 films from the Excel Entertainment catalogue.

There are two kinds of fans when it comes to The Pitt: people who are obsessed with Dr. Jack Abbot… and liars. Ever since the night-shift attending strolled into Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center with his go-bag and thousand-yard stare, Shawn Hatosy has had our undivided attention. Season 2 gave us even more of him (plus…

DC Studios’ upcoming slate stretches well beyond Lanterns, with a growing list of movies and TV series in the works. All eight episodes of Lanterns Season 1 are now streaming on HBO Max, but the new series from James Gunn and DC Studios is just a glimpse into what the future holds for the creative…