Exciting Times Ahead: Netflix’s October 2023 Lineup Revealed

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MANILA, Philippines—Get ready to embark on a thrilling cinematic journey this October, as Netflix unveils an electrifying lineup of new titles to keep you entertained throughout the month. From spine-tingling thrillers to heartwarming dramas, the streaming giant has something for every taste.

Thrill Avenue

Ballerina (Film)

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On October 6, “Ballerina” hits Netflix, following an ex-bodyguard on a quest for revenge as she mourns the loss of a best friend she couldn’t save.

Fair Play (Film)

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Launching on October 6, “Fair Play” explores the strain on a couple’s relationship when an unexpected hedge fund promotion jeopardizes their romance and newly-formed engagement.

The Fall of the House of Usher (Series)

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On October 12, “The Fall of the House of Usher” series premieres, unraveling a tale of ruthless siblings striving to safeguard their fortune and family legacy, only to witness its gradual collapse as their heirs inexplicably meet tragic fates, one after another.

Pain Hustlers (Film)

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Launching on October 27, “Pain Hustlers” follows a woman’s journey into the enticing world of pharmaceutical sales, which promises to alleviate her family’s financial woes, but potentially at the cost of her entire life, featuring Emily Blunt and Chris Evans in leading roles.

Growing Pains

Everything Now (Series)

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On October 5, “Everything Now” series debuts, as 16-year-old Mia, recovering from an eating disorder, creates a bucket list of classic teen experiences to compensate for lost time.

I Woke Up a Vampire (Series)

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Launching on October 17, “I Woke Up a Vampire” unravels the story of Carmie, who, on her 13th birthday, learns she’s half human and half vampire, adding a dose of mythical complications to middle school life.

Elite: Season 7 (Series)

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On October 20, “Elite: Season 7” returns, bringing back Omar, a broken-hearted Iván, and Isadora grappling with her perilous family, raising questions about trust among the students at Las Encinas.

Tore (Series)

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Launching on October 27, “Tore” dives into the story of a directionless 27-year-old who, following his closest companion’s death, immerses himself in an unfamiliar realm of sex, drugs, and self-discovery.

Dreaming Big

Neon (Series)

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Launching on October 19, “Neon” follows the journey of an aspiring reggaeton star and his close-knit friends as they relocate to Miami, navigating obstacles and facing reality checks on their collective quest for success.

Doona! (Series)

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On October 20, “Doona!” introduces the story of a college student balancing life and academics while facing the unique predicament of living with a stunning former K-pop idol.

Castaway Diva (Series)

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On October 28, “Castaway Diva” chronicles the determined journey of an aspiring singer who, after being stranded on a remote island for fifteen years, reenters society with unwavering determination to pursue her dream of becoming a diva.

Comedy Gold

Strong Girl Nam-soon (Series)

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“Strong Girl Nam-soon” premieres on October 7, following a young woman with superhuman strength who returns to Korea in search of her birth family but becomes embroiled in a drug case that challenges her abilities.

Old Dads (Film)

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“Old Dads,” set to release on October 20, explores the comedic journey of three middle-aged dads navigating a world of millennial CEOs and formidable preschool principals, led by director and co-writer Bill Burr, alongside Bobby Cannavale and Bokeem Woodbine.

Long Live Love! (Film)

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“Long Live Love!” premiering on October 26, follows a struggling couple who find an unexpected lifeline when one partner with amnesia uses photographs to reignite memories and perhaps even more.

Must-Watch List

Lipin Part 3 (Series)

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On October 5, “Lupin: Part 3” continues the thrilling saga as Assane goes on the run to protect Claire and Raoul from media and police attention.

A Deadly Invitation (Film)

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On October 6, unfolds a true crime enthusiast’s investigation into her high-society sister’s murder, with a villa full of upscale suspects awaiting her sleuthing skills.

Pact of Silence (Series)

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Launching on October 11, “Pact of Silence” delves into the story of a prominent social media influencer immersing herself in the lives of four women driven by a quest for the truth about her birth and a thirst for revenge.

Oggy Oggy: Season 3 (Kids & Family)

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premiering on October 16, this series continues the adventures of the kind and curious kitty Oggy Oggy as he spreads joy to his friends and neighbors, even if it means getting into playful mischief at times.

The Devil on Trial (Documentary)

On October 17, this documentary explores the chilling case of a boy possessed by the devil, exorcisms, murder, and the unprecedented use of “demonic possession” as a plea in a US murder trial.

Bodies (Series)

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Premiering on October 19, this series follows four detectives across four timelines as they investigate a pivotal murder that altered history, striving to save the future by solving this mysterious case.

Princess Power: Season 2 (Kids & Family)

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On October 23, “Princess Power: Season 2” returns with more adventures as these princess pals unite to tackle troubles in the Fruitdoms, showing that sometimes problems are too big for just one princess.

The Cheating Game (Film)

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Releasing on October 26, explores the story of a content creator who, after her cheating boyfriend’s sex tape goes viral, embarks on a fresh start with what seems like the perfect guy, but he might be harboring secrets of his own.

Sister Death (Film)

On October 27, “Sister Death” unfolds the eerie tale of Narcisa, who, following a miraculous childhood, becomes a novice and begins teaching girls in a former convent haunted by a disturbing presence.

Sleep with Me: Season 1 (Film)

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Also premiering on October 27, this film explores the romantic connection between a writer with a sleep disorder and a wheelchair-using radio DJ who hosts the midnight shift, finding solace and love in the after-hours.