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Monster: The Ed Gein Story 

Friday 3 October, Netflix 

After finding success – and quite a lot of controversy – with the disturbing stories of murderers Jeffrey Dahmer and the Menendez brothers, Ryan Murphy’s anthology turns its attention to Ed Gein. The “godfather of all serial killers” (as Netflix is choosing to call him) was famous for taking bodies from their graves and using their skin and bones to create clothes, masks and furniture. Sons of Anarchy’s Charlie Hunnam plays Gein as an isolated man with an unhealthy obsession with his mother (Laurie Metcalf) and a psychosis that would drive him to carry out unspeakable crimes.

Victoria Beckham

Thursday 9 October, Netflix

Following on from her husband David’s Netflix documentary in 2023, the same team have filmed Victoria Beckham for another behind-the-scenes series. As well as charting her rise to fame in the nineties and her post-Spice Girls career move from pop star to fashion designer, the three-part film will also follow the artist formerly known as Posh Spice as she prepares to show her latest collection at Paris Fashion Week. Expect to be surprised – the Beckham matriarch is much funnier and cleverer than she’d have you believe.

The Last Frontier

Friday 10 October, Apple TV+

Jason Clarke (Zero Dark Thirty) plays a lone marshal, Frank Remnick, patrolling the barren, frozen lands of Alaska in this new thriller from the team behind The Blacklist. When a plane transporting a horde of violent prisoners crash lands in his jurisdiction, Frank finds himself hunting them down to protect the townspeople he has sworn his life to. Before long, it becomes clear that the crash might not have been an accident, and Frank uncovers a shocking, meticulously planned conspiracy.

The Diplomat season three

Thursday 16 October, Netflix

The last time we saw US ambassador to the UK Kate Wyler (Keri Russell), she had just accused the Vice President of masterminding a terrorist plot while also admitting that she was after her job. At almost the exact same moment, the President died, making VP Grace Penn (Allison Janney) the commander in chief. Now in season three of the twisty political drama, Kate finds herself in a job she never wanted, while her husband Hal (Rufus Sewell) grapples with the fact that the President’s death might be his fault. Who said being a diplomat was easy?

The Iris Affair

Thursday 16 October, Now

This new cat-and-mouse thriller was written and created by Neil Cross, best known for writing detective megahit Luther, so the bar is already set high. Niamh Algar plays Iris Nixon, a mysterious genius who begins the series by solving a series of online puzzles. The answers lead her to Florence, where entrepreneur Cameron Beck (Tom Hollander) is waiting for her with a job offer to work on a powerful – and dangerous – new piece of technology. But when Iris discovers the device’s true potential, she steals the plans and goes on the run, swiftly pursued by Cameron and his cronies.

Lazarus

Wednesday 22 October, Prime Video

Author Harlan Coben has made his home over at Netflix over the last few years, but his latest series – written alongside Bafta-winning screenwriter Danny Brocklehurst – curiously lands on Amazon’s streaming service instead. It follows forensic psychologist Laz (Sam Claflin, Daisy Jones and the Six), who returns to his family home following the bizarre death of his father, Doctor Lazarus (played by none other than Bill Nighy). As he begins to investigate the circumstances of his dear old dad’s passing, Laz gets tangled in a series of cold case murders – including that of his sister 25 years ago.

Nobody Wants This

Thursday 23 October, Netflix

Nobody Wants This seemed to come out of the blue, but it was a huge hit for Netflix last year. The romance between an agnostic, acerbic podcaster Joanne (Kristen Bell) and “hot rabbi” Noah (Adam Brody) had a happy ending, with the pair seeming prepared to put aside their religious differences to make way for true love. But the mere existence of a second season suggests things might not be as simple for them as we thought. This time, we’ll see them work through what it really takes to convert to a different religion for your partner and merge your two very different lives together. At least they have each other… right?

IT: Welcome to Derry

Monday 27 October, Now

If you thought the town of Derry’s troubles started when the murderous, red balloon-wielding Pennywise turned up, then you’re sorely mistaken. This prequel to the movies IT and IT: Chapter Two is based on Stephen King’s original novel and takes us back to the 1960s, where a different group of children take on horror’s most terrifying clown. Details of the plot are being kept secret – no doubt to up the fright factor – but we do know that Bill Skarsgård will reprise his role as Pennywise.

Down Cemetery Road

Wednesday 29 October, Apple TV+

Slow Horses’ Jackson Lamb isn’t the only sharp-tongued detective born from the mind of crime author Mick Herron. This new series introduces us to his private investigator Zöe Boehm, played by Emma Thompson, who is hired to help find a little girl who has gone missing following an explosion on a residential street. She’s been enlisted by neighbour, Sarah Trafford (Ruth Wilson), whose concern over the missing girl borders on obsession. But their investigation turns darker than expected when they discover a web of government conspiracies and bloodthirsty killers-for-hire.

The Witcher season four

Thursday 30 October, Netflix

After three seasons in the boots of Geralt of Rivia, Henry Cavill has hung up his sword and handed over the title role of Netflix’s fantasy series to Liam Hemsworth. We find the witcher in hiding and licking his wounds after his defeat by mage Vilgefortz (Mahesh Jadu). The time has come for him to choose a political side, especially if he is to find and rescue the princess Ciri (Freya Allen), who is on the run and living with a gang of outlaws known as The Rats. Meanwhile, war is spreading across the Continent with the imperialistic Nilfgaard conquering their enemies. For Geralt and his allies, the stakes have never been higher.

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