What to Watch on Netflix Top 10 Rankings on October 19

The Queen's Gambit, but we have a brand new No. 2: a holiday-themed movie with Kat Graham and Alexander Ludwig called Operation Christmas Drop.

Will Thorne Staff WriterA pair of spooky offerings broke into the Nielsen’s list of top 10 most-streamed shows in the U.S. a few weeks ahead of Halloween.For the week of Oct.

The Queen's Gambit, but there are some interesting new titles a little further down the list: the 2010 Emma Stone comedy Easy A at No. 5, and at No.

Mile 22 at No. 7 and Snowden at No.

GLOW!). But because Netflix never reveals proper ratings, it's pretty much the only way we know whether or not a series or movie is doing well.

As Netflix adds a number of new titles, the streaming service is also saying goodbye to a trove of movies and TV shows over the next month.

The recent Adam Sandler film, “Hubie Halloween,” seems to mark the return to silly comedy for the actor after wowing audiences with his role in the drama, “Uncut Gems,” but that doesn’t mean he’s done with drama just yet.

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmEXCLUSIVE: Jeremy Strong is negotiating to co-star in Maestro, the Bradley Cooper-directed drama on composer Leonard Bernstein for Netflix.

Amanda N'Duka pmc-editorial-managerEXCLUSIVE: Queen Latifah, Oscar winner Robert Duvall, and Ben Foster will star opposite Adam Sandler in Hustle, the Netflix basketball feature which is being directed by Jeremiah Zagar.

The Haunting of Bly Manor, the second season of Mike Flanagan's horror anthology, followed by Netflix's latest Adam Sandler movie Hubie Halloween at No. 2. Emily in Paris has been at No.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterThere is a very good mix of theatrical, digital, VOD and hybrid releases this weekend starting with The Kid Detective from Stage 6 Films starring Adam Brody and Sophie Nélisse.Written and directed by Evan Morgan, the movie is about exactly what the title suggests: a kid detective. Brody plays a once-celebrated kid detective who is now 31 and isn’t exactly bathing in fame.

The Haunting of Bly Manor, the second season of Mike Flanagan's horror anthology, is still at No. 1, trailed by Netflix's latest Adam Sandler movie Hubie Halloween at No.

The Haunting of Bly Manor, the second season of Mike Flanagan's horror anthology that came out on Friday. Netflix's latest Adam Sandler movie Hubie Halloween has slipped to No.

Netflix this weekend:Is it super cheesy, yes? Yes, have we seen dozens of similar monsters flicks? Sure, are we still going to watch it? You betcha.Hubie Halloween sees the king of goofball comedy Adam Sandler on flying form as the local Halloween do-gooder in Salem, naturally enough.

Netflix this weekend:Is it super cheesy, yes? Yes, have we seen dozens of similar monsters flicks? Sure, are we still going to watch it? You betcha.Hubie Halloween sees the king of goofball comedy Adam Sandler on flying form as the local Halloween do-gooder in Salem, naturally enough.

Halloween isn't your thing, keep things light with a visit to Schitt's Creek or the apocalypse, or by watching the prank war that breaks out between a grandpa and his grandson. Astronauts, dirt-bikers and a new Adam Sandler comedy round out this week's streaming options.Keep scrolling for your go-to guide of what to stream the weekend of Oct. 9, 2020.This scripted series starring Patrick J.

Dino-Ray Ramos editorDuring the end credits of the new Netflix pic Hubie Halloween from Adam Sandler’s production banner Happy Madison Productions, tribute was paid to the late Cameron Boyce, who starred alongside Sandler in Grown Ups and Grown Ups 2.The heartfelt dedication was included on a title card at the end of the movie saying, “I’n loving memory of Cameron Boyce. Gone way too soon and one of the kindest, coolest, funniest, and most talented kids we knew.

Hubie Halloween, which is exactly what it sounds like: A Halloween-themed Adam Sandler movie. True crime documentary American Murder: The Family Next Door drops to No.

Last year, Adam Sandler gave arguably the best performance of his career in one of the best films of 2020, Josh and Benny Safdie’s mile-a-minute instant classic, “Uncut Gems.” As Howard Ratner, the ill-fated, lethally optimistic scumbag protagonist of that masterwork of New York City grime, Sandler didn’t exactly reinvent himself; he merely amplified and twisted some of his more recognizable screen tics – his oafishness, his uproarious manic outbursts, and his pronounced sense of Judaism, just