5 Best New Movies on Netflix: October 2024's Freshest Films to Watch

Netflix offers outstanding films and specials this October. These films range from gripping stories to enjoyable experiences, perfect for home viewing. Whether you seek intensity, information, or uplightment, there's something for every viewer. Explore some of the best new movies on the platform in October. SSP prepared.

 It's What’s Inside

In this captivating piece, an estranged friend disrupts a pre-wedding party. This friend introduces a mysterious game. Soon, the group finds itself in an existential body-swapping ordeal, where buried secrets and resented feelings come to light. Featuring a strong ensemble cast, including Brittany O’Grady, James Morosini, Gavin Leatherwood, and Alycia Debnam-Carey, "It's What’s Inside" promises to immerse you in Halloween thrills.

 Don’t Move

"Don’t Move," a unique horror-thriller from Netflix, stars Kelsey Asbille as a grieving woman. In search of solitude, she retreats to an isolated wilderness. However, her quest for peace turns into a fight for survival. A lethal stranger administers a paralytic agent, and she must battle against the impending paralysis. This film ensures a chilling viewing experience as her neural functions are vulnerable to the deadly pursuer.

 Lonely Planet

If you're looking for sweetness in October, "Lonely Planet" is for you. This romantic drama centers on novelist Katherine Loewe, portrayed by Laura Dern. At a scenic writers retreat in Morocco, she unexpectedly connects with a younger man, Liam Hemsworth. Amid their search for inspiration, they might find a transformative bond that reshapes their lives.

The Platform 2

"The Platform 2" is the highly anticipated sequel to the 2019 dystopian thriller. Set in "The Platform," a prison structured like a tower, unequal food distribution becomes the focus. A ruthless new system limits two occupants per floor with food provided from a floating platform. However, this time, a rebellious new inmate emerges, challenging the brutal food supply structure, adding intrigue to the narrative.

Sweet Bobby: My Catfish Nightmare

This gripping documentary narrates Kirat Assi's journey. A seemingly innocent online relationship with a man named Bobby spirals into shock and sorrow when Kirat learns Bobby's true identity. The narrative explores her heartbreak and resilience as she confronts the emotional aftermath. This real-life story captures the complexities of trust in online relationships, offering both suspense and emotional depth.

Earlier, SSP told about the best shows on Netflix to stream now.