
There's plenty of scary stuff available on streaming in October, things like "Hemlock Grove: season 3." The series about the dark secrets of a fictitious community is a Netflix original.

"Reign" season 3 premiere: This CW series follows the early years of Mary, Queen of Scots, with all the sudsy drama of a soap opera. (Hulu, iTunes)

"John Carpenter's Vampires": The race is on to stop a group of vampires from getting their hands on a relic that will enable them to withstand daylight. (Amazon Prime)

"Beasts of No Nation": This Netflix original follows a brutal civil war in an unnamed West African country. Idris Elba, left, stars. (Netflix)

"Winter on Fire": This original documentary follows what started as peaceful student demonstrations but became a violent revolution and full-fledged civil rights movement in Ukraine. (Netflix)

"Manson Family Vacation": The life of an attorney is disrupted by the sudden arrival of his brother, who is obsessed with the Charles Manson murders. (Netflix)

"Jurassic World": Chris Pratt stars in this hit film about an island resort populated by dinosaurs. (iTunes)

"Jane the Virgin" season 1: Viewers fell in love with this series about a young woman who vows to remain chaste until marriage but then finds herself pregnant after a medical mishap. (Netflix)

"Curse of Chucky": The murderous doll with the evil spirit returns to create more mayhem. (Netflix)

"August: Osage County": A family crisis brings a group of strong-willed women (including Julia Roberts, top, and Meryl Streep) back together in this critically acclaimed film. (Netflix)

"Vampire Diaries" season 7 premiere: Fans can't get enough of this supernatural drama. (Hulu, iTunes)

"The Lazarus Effect": A group of medical students (including Olivia Wilde, right) discovers a way to bring back the dead. (Netflix)

"Carrie": Chloe Grace Moretz stars in this 2013 horror thriller remake. (Hulu)

"Pee-wee's Big Adventure": Pee-Wee Herman took a leap from the small screen to film in this adventure. (Amazon Prime)

"Blood Simple": Filmmaking brothers Joel and Ethan Coen crafted a cult classic in this film about a man seeking revenge against his wife and her lover. (Hulu)

"Dear White People": A group of black students must navigate life at an Ivy League college. (Hulu)

"Robocop": A critically injured police officer (Joel Kinnaman) is transformed in this reboot of the classic. (Hulu)

"Pain & Gain": Michael Bay directs this movie based on the real story of a group of bodybuilders (including Dwayne Johnson, left, and Mark Wahlberg) who get caught up in an extortion ring. (Hulu)

"Star Trek: Into Darkness": Capt. James T. Kirk (Chris Pine, at right with Zachary Quinto) leads a manhunt to capture a powerful foe. (Hulu)

"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles": The critics savaged this remake about a group of martial artist turtles and their mentor who live underground in New York. (Hulu)

"The Purge: Anarchy": A group tries to survive the violence that comes along with the lawlessness of the annual "purge." (HBO Now)

"Terminator: Genisys": Things take a turn when the leader of the human resistance sends Sgt. Kyle Reese back to 1984 to protect his mother, Sarah Connor, in this reboot of the film series. (iTunes)

"Cloudstreet": Set around Perth, Australia, from 1943-63, the story of two rural families, each scarred by catastrophe, who end up sharing a large, ramshackle house. (Acorn TV)

"Tales from the Hood": Horror with a street edge is the name of the game in this film. (Hulu)

"Southpaw": A boxer (Jake Gyllenhaal) turns to a trainer after tragedy touches his life. (iTunes)

"Russell Brand: Messiah Complex": The comic and actor plies his trade in a performance filmed live at London's historic Hammersmith Apollo. (Hulu)

"American Horror Story: Freak Show": Creator Ryan Murphy struck gold with this Emmy-winning drama that is part of a TV franchise. (Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu)

"Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind": There's some romance and a little sci-fi in this drama about a couple (Kate Winslet and Jim Carrey) seeking to have their memories erased. (Amazon Prime)

"Hunger Games: Mockingjay -- Part 1": Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) fights to save Peeta and a nation. (Hulu, Amazon Prime)

"March of the Penguins": Morgan Freeman narrates this documentary about the emperor penguins' march to their breeding ground. (Amazon Prime)

"The Leftovers" season 2 premiere: The tale of a group of people left behind on Earth gets a new season. (HBO Now)

"Amy Schumer: Live at the Apollo": Schumer is red hot these days, and she brings her irreverent brand of humor to the historic Apollo Theater. (HBO Now)

"Taken 3": Liam Neeson returns to take down the bad guys, again. (HBO Now)

"American Sniper": This critically acclaimed film tells the story of Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle (Bradley Cooper). (HBO Now)

"The End of the Tour": The story of the five-day interview between Rolling Stone writer David Lipsky (Jesse Eisenberg) and acclaimed novelist David Foster Wallace (Jason Segel). (iTunes)

"Trainwreck": Amy Schumer wrote and stars in this comedy about a writer sent to profile a sports doctor (Bill Hader). (iTunes)

"Amy": The life, and eventual death, of singer Amy Winehouse is explored in this documentary. (iTunes)

"Ruth Rendell Mysteries": Award-winning writer Ruth Rendell explores the dark fissures between friends and family members that motivate murder in this series. (Acorn TV)