We Left No Stone Unturned To Find the 18 Best TV Premieres Of October

Courtney B. Vance stars in this film, based on the true story of one of the largest bank heists in U.S. history in Chicago, 1988.

The CW imported this cozy Canadian series, based on Robyn Carr's novels. Set in Nova Scotia, it follows a prodigal daughter returning to her father’s home and stars Chad Michael Murray, Morgan Kohan and Scott Patterson.

Another Canadian series, this comedy-mystery stars Lea Thompson as a novelist mom, who teams up with her daughter (Stacey Farber) to solve local crimes.

Fisher Stevens helms a four-part documentary about the man, the myth, the footballer, David Beckham. Through interviews and archival footage, Stevens explores Beckham's origins, his rise to fame and key events in his career.

This true crime miniseries, which originally aired on the BBC, is inspired by the documentary “Catching A Killer: A Diary From The Grave.” Éanna Hardwicke plays a man who begins a relationship with his former teacher and then moves on to his neighbor.

In this British comedy/drama miniseries, a teenager finishes in-patient treatment for anorexia and makes a list to catch up on all the things she missed.

Tom Hiddleston returns for season two of the Marvel series in which the god of mischief travels through time. Newly minted Oscar winner Ke Huy Quan joins the cast.

If you missed seasons one and two of this cheeky French action series, tune in to watch gentleman thief Arsène Lupin steal jewelry and hearts.

The bromance is over between aristocrat-turned-pirate Steve Bonnet (Rhys Darby) and Blackbeard (Taika Waititi) in season two…or is it? Bronson Pinchot and Minnie Driver join the cast.

This spicy thriller movie is also in theaters. In it, Phoebe Dynevor (“Bridgerton”) and Alden Ehrenrich (“Solo: A Star Wars Story”) are a New York couple whose relationship is tested when they jockey for position in the office.

Kiernan Shipka stars in this meta-retro-slasher-comedy about a girl who time travels to the 1980s and gets stuck in the teen horror film of her nightmares.

Horror auteur Mike Flanagan (“The Haunting of Hill House”) created a new show for Netflix based on several classic Edgar Allen Poe works. Updated to modern times, it follows a pharmaceutical company CEO whose children die mysterious deaths.

R.L. Stine's YA horror franchise gets a new installment in the form of this series, where five high schoolers investigate a death 30 years in the past, digging up secrets on their parents as well.

The quintessential horror director comes out of semi-retirement and takes on reality programming with this series featuring reenactments of true chilling tales.

Brie Larson plays a 1950s-era single mother struggling in her science career until she finds the perfect platform as the host of a TV cooking show. The series is based on the novel of the same name by Bonnie Garmus.

We finally get the real story behind the Milli Vanilli lip-synch scandal of the 1990s, including interviews with surviving band member Fab Morvan.

The hit tween video game series is now a major film after years of delays. Josh Hutcherson stars as the new overnight security guard of a cursed pizza parlor. At night, he must survive when evil animatronics come to life.

Season two of the 1880s New York society drama continues with the ascension of Bertha Russell (Carrie Coon) to the queen of the railroads.