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The Notebook
Yes, you’ve cried over this insanely overwrought romance starring a young Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams a billion times already, and no, it won’t hurt to watch it again. We’re not here to judge.

From October 1.





6 Days
Brit actors Jamie Bell and Mark Strong star alongside Abbie Cornish in this retelling of the six-day siege of the Iranian embassy, which took place in London in 1980.

From October 10.




The Babysitter
Pre-adolescent boy develops a crush on his babysitter: it’s a plot as old as time. But what if the babysitter wasn’t just a bored teen looking after kids for cash, but actually part of a satanic cult out to kill their young charge? Because that’s exactly what this comedy-horror film, starring Bella Thorne is about. The Baby-Sitters Club, this ain’t.

From October 13.





Suburra
Netflix’s fascination with all things gang-related (see Narcos, Lilyhammer and Breaking Bad for more) continues with Suburra – the first original series to hail from Italy. Set in modern day Rome, this is a tale of organised crime, politics and religion – and may well be your next binge watch.

From October 6.





1922
We’ve barely recovered from the remake of It, and there’s already a new Stephen King adaptation on the horizon (actually, there’s two: Gerald’s Game is streaming on Netflix now). Based on one of King’s short stories, 1922 follows a farmer who murders his wife – and is psychologically tortured for his actions in the worst ways imaginable. Both adaptations have had strong reviews, and neither is for the faint hearted.

From October 20.
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