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Get ready for some stellar movies coming to Netflix this October. Just in time for Halloween, Netflix is rolling out some fantastic scary movies (hello, The Shining) to bring Netflix and Chill to the next level.

Check out the full list below of all the new movies coming to Netflix in October:

Arriving October 1

• Angel Eyes
• Anger Management
• Billy Madison
• Black Dynamite
• Blade
• Blade II
• Blazing Saddles
• Empire Records
• Gotham: Season 4
• Kevin Hart: Laugh at My Pain
• Kevin Hart: Seriously Funny
• Must Love Dogs
• My Little Pony Equestria Girls: Rollercoaster of Friendship
• Mystic River
• New York Minute
• Once Upon a Time in America
• Pay It Forward
• Pee-wee’s Big Adventure
• Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
• Rumble in the Bronx
• She’s Out of My League
• Sommersby
• The Dead Pool
• The Devil’s Advocate
• The Green Mile
• The Lake House
• The NeverEnding Story
• The Shining
• V for Vendetta
• Zack and Miri Make a Porno

Arriving October 2

• Joe Rogan: Strange Times – Netflix Original
• MeatEater: Season 7 – Netflix Original
• Monty Python: The Meaning of Live
• Monty Python’s Life of Brian

Arriving October 3

• Truth or Dare (2017)

Arriving October 4

• Creeped Out – Netflix Original
• The Haunting of Molly Hartley
• Violet Evergarden: Special: Extra Episode

Arriving October 5

• Big Mouth: Season 2 – Netflix Original
• Dancing Queen – Netflix Original
• Élite – Netflix Original
• Empire Games – Netflix Original
• Little Things: Season 2 – Netflix Original
• Malevolent – Netflix Original
• Private Life – Netflix Original
• Super Monsters Save Halloween – Netflix Original
• Super Monsters: Season 2 – Netflix Original
• The Rise of Phoenixes – Netflix Original (Streaming Every Friday)
• YG Future Strategy Office – Netflix Original

Arriving October 6

• Little Things: Season 1

Arriving October 8

• Disney’s Sofia the First: Season 4
• Mo Amer: The Vagabond – Netflix Original

Arriving October 9

• Terrace House: Opening New Doors: Part 4 – Netflix Original

Arriving October 10

• 22 July – Netflix Original
• Pacto de Sangue – Netflix Original

Arriving October 11

• Salt Fat Acid Heat – Netflix Original
• Schitt’s Creek: Season 4

Arriving October 12

• Apostle – Netflix Film
• Errementari: The Blacksmith and the Devil — Netflix Film
• Feminists: What Were They Thinking? – Netflix Original
• FightWorld – Netflix Original
• ReMastered: Who Shot the Sheriff – Netflix Original
• Tarzan and Jane: Season 2 – Netflix Original
• The Boss Baby: Back in Business: Season 2 – Netflix Original
• The Curious Creations of Christine McConnell – Netflix Original
• The Haunting of Hill House – Netflix Original
• The Kindergarten Teacher – Netflix Film

Arriving October 15

Octonauts: Season 4
The Seven Deadly Sins: Revival of The Commandments – Netflix Original

Arriving October 16

Ron White: If You Quit Listening, I’ll Shut Up – Netflix Original

Arriving October 19

Accidentally in Love – Netflix Original
Ask the Doctor – Netflix Original
Best.Worst.Weekend.Ever.: Limited Series – Netflix Original
Derren Brown: Sacrifice – Netflix Original
Distrito salvaje– Netflix Original
Gnome Alone – Netflix Original
Haunted – Netflix Original
Hip-Hop Evolution: Season 2 – Netflix Original
Illang: The Wolf Brigade – Netflix Original
Larva Island – Netflix Original
Making a Murderer: Part 2 – Netflix Original
Marvel’s Daredevil: Season 3 – Netflix Original
The Night Comes For Us – Netflix Original
Wanderlust – Netflix Original

Arriving October 21

• Robozuna – Netflix Original

Arriving October 23

• ADAM SANDLER 100% FRESH – Netflix Original

Arriving October 24

• Bodyguard – Netflix Original

Arriving October 25

• Great News: Season 2

Arriving October 26

• Been So Long – Netflix Film
• Castlevania: Season 2 – Netflix Original
• Chilling Adventures of Sabrina – Netflix Original
• Dovlatov – Netflix Film
• Jefe – Netflix Film
• Shirkers – Netflix Original
• Terrorism Close Calls – Netflix Original

Arriving October 27

• Girl from Nowhere – Netflix Original

Arriving October 28

• Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj – Netflix Original (Streaming Every Sunday)

Arriving October 30

• Fate/EXTRA Last Encore: Illustrias Geocentric Theory – Netflix Original
• The Degenerates – Netflix Original

Arriving October 31

• Goldie & Bear: Season 2
• Gun City – Netflix Original

And here’s a full list of everything that’s leaving Netflix:

Leaving October 1

• 21
• Adventureland
• Akira
• Bad Boys
• Boogie Nights
• Cinderella Man
• Curse of Chucky
• Eyes Wide Shut
• Freaks and Geeks: Season 1
• Full Metal Jacket
• Guess Who
• Inside Man
• Let Me In
• Life Is Beautiful
• Menace II Society
• Red Dragon
• Scream 2
• Sin City
• Stealth
• The Adventures of Tintin
• The Clan
• The Family Man
• The Human Centipede 2: Full Sequence
• The Lost Boys
• The Rugrats Movie
• Trading Places
• White Collar: Seasons 1-6

Leaving October 2

• The Human Centipede: First Sequence

Leaving October 6

• The BFG

Leaving October 8

• 90210: Seasons 1-5
• Kubo and the Two Strings

Leaving October 10

• Leap Year

Leaving October 13

• The Nut Job

Leaving October 14

• About a Boy: Seasons 1-2
• The Babadook

Leaving October 17

• Donnie Darko

Leaving October 22

• The Secret Life of Pets

Leaving October 24

• V/H/S/2

Leaving October 25

• Big Eyes
• Queen of Katwe

Leaving October 26

• Southside with You

Leaving October 28

• Bridget Jones’s Baby

We know this about Top Gun: Maverick, the sequel to Tom Cruise’s career-making ’80s megahit—it’s not the most secretive production.

Movie sets are often locked down tight. Actors and crew have to sign non-disclosure agreements. That may be true with Maverick, but photos are making it out and onto social media anyway.

Some pics are obviously sanctioned, like an Instagram slideshow posted to Luke Scott’s account. As Scott is a screenwriter, Ridley Scott’s son and late Top Gun director Tony Scott’s nephew, seems like he’s not too worried about letting fans of the movie (and of Tom Cruise, for that matter) get a little peek behind the scenes. 

Scott’s photos are the best too, featuring Cruise in full Maverick mode with jets old and new, apparently stoked to head back into the danger zone. 

Some Twitter users have managed to grab their own snaps as well. Not quite as close up and personal, but still interesting and perhaps telling—looks like the production is fully underway and Tom Cruise is in character.

Top Gun: Maverick brings back Cruise’s Pete “Maverick” Mitchell as well as Val Kilmer’s Iceman. Maverick is still flying, but he’s in a very different world. 

The plot of Maverick is still a secret, but it involves drones and the son of Goose—Maverick’s doomed partner from the first movie—and men in green flight suits. 

In the meantime, we’ll keep looking for more leaks.

Top Gun: Maverick roars into theaters on June 26, 2020.

Animal print, aka the number trend of fall 2018, is everywhere, but no other site or brand can quite match the vast selection of animal-print pieces currently available at Zara. In fact, the retailer even just introduced an entire edit devoted to the trend, and it is stocked. Leopard, zebra, snake, and tiger prints abound in the form of jackets, tops, skirts, dresses, shoes, and accessories galore. I was personally overwhelmed by the selection, which prompted me to create an edit of my own. Narrowing it down to 15 pieces wasn’t easy, but I think these selections are good enough to catch on and sell out by the time October comes and goes. (Many of them are already selling out, so don’t stall.) And in case you want a little extra styling assistance, the animal-print edit also features plenty of pieces that look perfect with animal print, from sweaters to trousers.

Keep scrolling to shop my animal-print picks. Your closet is about to get a lot more on trend for fall.

Next up: the Sienna Miller–approved Zara dress that looks perfect with ankle boots.

Along with NPR’s hit podcast, Serial, Netflix’s first season of Making a Murderer was responsible for a kind of true crime renaissance. It went from a genre full of covert devotees afraid of seeming creepy to a staple of casual conversations.

Making a Murderer is still sparking those conversations and it’s easy to see why. The story of Steven Avery—once wrongly convicted of murder only to be convicted again—is engrossing and unsettling. And it’s far from over, so a second season begins streaming in October.

Season Two is made up of 10 episodes examining continuing efforts to clear the names of Avery and his convicted accomplice and nephew, Brendan Dassey. While the trailer is brief, it takes fans right back to the heavy and often wrenching feel of the first season, embodied in the hashmarks indicating days in prison widening out to Avery’s mugshot.

Over the footage we hear a woman saying that “Once somebody’s convicted, they have to move mountains to get out of prison.”

For this second look at Avery’s ongoing efforts to gain his freedom, Laura Ricciardi and Moira Demos once again headed to Wisconsin, where they followed Avery’s and Dassey’s families and the attorneys working his case. 

Many do believe Steven Avery is guilty as charged. The popularity of Season One even prompted production of Convicting a Murderer—a series involving prosecutors, police, and victim Teresa Halbach’s friends and family.

While Avery’s lawyers in the first season attained a measure of celebrity, they’re no longer on board. His new attorney is Kathleen Zellner, who specializes in overturning wrongful convictions. Viewers will follow Zellner’s efforts to find the truth that might set her client free. 

Season Two of Making a Murderer begins streaming October 19. 

The majority of us can’t get drunk before going to work, simply because we’d get fired. But for someone like Dave Grohl, an epic drinking session before playing with the Foo Fighters is an absolute must.

In an interview with KLOS-FM, Grohl spilled the beans on how he prepares for a show, and let me tell you – it involves a lot of booze, and this man goes hard.

“Should I tell people how to do it?” he asked during the interview, to which drummer Taylor Hawkins replied: “Not how to do it. How you do it.” You know, because Grohl is legendary and his methods are unlike anyone else’s, and anything he’s doing definitely works.

Without further ado, let’s dive right into Grohl’s intense evening ritual he follows every single night before a Foo Fighters concert.

First off, the rocker pops three Advil 90 minutes before the show, probably to prepare his body for the waterfall of booze he’s about to ingest. Then, “an hour before the gig, I have a Coors Light,” he explains.

“About 50 minutes before the gig, I hit my first Jag [Jagermeister], finish the Coors Light, get another Coors Light going. Now there’s a bunch of people around, so I’m throwing shots at everybody and I’m taking shots with everyone in the room. 

“The next Coors Light is down, I got a cold one. Now it’s about maybe 20 minutes before going on. I’ve had three or four shots of Jager and three Coors Lights. Then they sort of clear the room and we get 15 minutes to ourselves.

“This is bad! This is how I’ve spent every night of the last year and a half. That’s why I’m not scared of the Lord. I’ve seen worse.”

Damn, dude.

“So then like 15 minutes before, we’re like, ‘We need our privacy,’ which is such bullshit. We totally don’t. So then, it’s all of us and I feel guilty because I’m the only one who’s been doing the shots of the Jag, so I start feeding shots of Jag to the rest of the band, who are all drinking white wine and champagne and whatever. 

“So I’m pounding them with Jag but I have to take them with them, so now I’m five or six shots in. And it’s like, it’s time to walk to the stage, so I crack another beer just to have a cold one as I walk up and I pick up the bottle and drink the last inch of the Jag!”

However, he added: “Kids, stay in school, don’t do drugs.”

You heard the man.

Watch the full interview in the video below:

Well, now we know that Grohl gets a little loose before going on stage, but clearly, it works for him. In fact, all that booze probably helped his decision to invite a fan — lovingly nicknamed “KISS guy” for obvious reasons — up on stage to jam with him.

“I swear to god, Kiss Guy—he was the fucking best one we’ve ever had come up,” he said. “Goddamn, Kiss guy,” Grohl said.

When Ducati first introduced the Scrambler Icon in 2014, not even the Italian moto maker could have imagined they’d have such a hit on their hands. The retro look, smaller frame, narrow tank and more upright riding position paired with the 803cc L-Twin engine was impressive. 

The Scrambler isn’t going anywhere—Ducati sold more than 55,000 of them in just five years. The 2019 model tweaks, without truly changing, the Scrambler Icon’s successful formula.

The biggest modifications made to the 2019 model are minor and almost entirely aimed at safety. First and foremost, is the addition of Bosche’s cornering anti-lock braking system that was first trotted out in the Scrambler 1100. 

The new system makes for better brake distribution, yielding smoother braking and minimizing the rider’s chances of losing control. It’s a feature normally found in much more expensive bikes and it’s nice to see Ducati’s concern with safety making it across the product line.

Other new safety measures include LED daytime running lights, LED brake lights and self-cancelling turn signals. Most of these are long overdue but it’s still easy to be happy about seeing them make it into the Scrambler Icon’s 2019 design.

Beyond safety, the Icon gets a boost in comfort for 2019. There’s an optional phone-pairing multimedia system which marks an acknowledgment by Ducati that riders want their smartphones—for music, for calls, for GPS—on their bikes. A seat redesign (it’s still a banana) and other detail adjustments like adjustable cabling for the brake handle and a switch to a hydraulic pull on the clutch round out the boosts. They add up to the pleasing conclusion that Ducati is finally perfecting the Scrambler Icon now that they’ve had four previous iterations to lock down (and how!) the essentials of this bike.

Starting under $10k, the 2019 Scrambler Icon is one of the easiest entry points for someone looking to join the Ducati family. Dealers are beginning to arrange test drives and new and old riders alike will have no trouble admitting that, while the Scrambler Icon may not boast the break-neck performance of so many other Ducatis, it’s still a damn fun little bike.