Premieres Wednesday:
Love Is Blind — An accountant, a social worker and a watch salesman are among the participants in Season 9, which brings the famous dating pods to the lofty altitudes of Denver. Will our cast of hopeful singles be able to find true and lasting love before the National Guard arrives? (Netflix)
Revenge of the Ghoul Log — Fresh from doing production design on I Know What You Did Last Summer, the Andujar Twins favor us with a 60-minute continuous shot of a grinning jack-o’-lantern. And here Nick Fuentes was thinking he finally had that market to himself. (Shudder)
Premieres Thursday:
The Game: You Never Play Alone — A Tamil game developer fights back against a carefully coordinated attack on her safety and identity in a thriller series that Netflix says reflects “the realities of contemporary digital life.” If that’s the case, expect the show to last for four seasons while she waits for her class-action settlement from Facebook. (Netflix)
Premieres Friday:
Monster: The Ed Gein Story — The third season of the Ryan Murphy anthology series casts Charlie Hunnam as the archetypal serial killer who inspired everything from Psycho to The Silence of the Lambs. And also Ted Cruz, but we aren’t supposed to talk about that! (Netflix)
Steve — The season of high-profile Oscar-bait dramas kicks into high gear, with Cillian Murphy taking on the part of a teacher who has to weather multiple crises on behalf of the students at his reform school. But if you’ve ever seen a stag film, you know it’s totally worth it. (Netflix)
V/H/S/Halloween — The latest installment of the found-footage horror franchise centers on a diet soda with some horrifying side effects. And if that sounds bad, try using it to wash down some Tylenol. (Shudder)
Premieres Sunday:
House of David — Season 2 picks up after David has slain Goliath and is looking for new worlds to conquer. Will he get to live out his dream of debating college students on a nationwide tour? (Only available to subscribers of The Wonder Project on Prime Video)
Premieres Tuesday:
The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula: Titans — The 14 contestants in Season 2 include Orlando’s very own Dollya Black, who made it to the runner-up level on the main Dragula show back in Season 3. “[T]his season is going to be DRAMA,” she promised on Instagram. Which should be very reassuring to everyone who was afraid of a sudden detour into commedia dell’arte. (AMC+ and Shudder)
Matt McCusker: A Humble Offering — In his first special, Shane Gillis’ asshole brother takes aim at such hot topics as race relations and the homeless. Cheer up, Brian Kilmeade; you might not have had the worst take after all. (Netflix)
True Haunting — Producer James Wan goes all Amityville Horror with a docuseries that examines real-life claims of paranormal activity, including interviews with the haunted parties and dramatic reenactments. Featured segments include “This House Murdered Me,” which despite its title is not an exposé of the Florida insurance market. (Netflix)
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This article appears in Oct. 1-7, 2025.