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Carrie gets a bloody 2026 remake just in time for Halloween

Plus, a heartbreaking story of charity betrayal from the UK and an Australian horror-comedy about killer gnomes hits streaming this month.

Carrie gets a bloody 2026 remake just in time for Halloween

In October, viewers can anticipate a harrowing true-crime story, a horror-comedy about mischievous gnomes, and a reboot of the iconic horror film Carrie. The BBC's investigative series "Believe in Magic" delves into the tragic tale of an ill-advised charity and its founders, who were involved in a deceitful scheme. Meanwhile, horror fans can look forward to Mike Flanagan's adaptation of the classic Stephen King novel, which brings the telekinetic girl's story to a new generation.

Finally, the Australian comedy Gnomes offers a zany and silly take on the world of garden gnomes, with a sinister twist that will leave audiences both laughing and horrified.

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