Pluto TV Adds 92 Movies and Expands October Horror Lineup

Pluto TV has expanded its free streaming library with 92 movies for October, giving horror and thriller fans new options for the Halloween season. The ad-supported service features titles including Attack the Block, Shutter Island and Cloverfield, while a separate partnership with Entertainment Tonight introduces weekly Double Feature Fridays programming. According to Tom's Guide in its October 11, 2026, report, the latest additions include films spanning science fiction horror, psychological suspense and monster-driven found-footage storytelling.

The titles are available through Pluto TV's free streaming offering, which does not require a paid subscription. Attack the Block, released in 2011, follows a group of young people in South London who confront an extraterrestrial invasion after an alien spacecraft crashes near their neighborhood. John Boyega plays Moses, the group's leader, while Jodie Whittaker portrays Sam, a nurse who initially becomes a victim of the group before joining its fight against the creatures.

The film combines alien-attack action with social satire and helped establish Boyega's profile before his role in the Star Wars sequel trilogy. Its central conflict develops as the young residents unite to defend their neighborhood against increasingly dangerous extraterrestrial attackers.

Shutter Island, the 2010 psychological thriller directed by Martin Scorsese, centers on U.S. Marshal Teddy Daniels, played by Leonardo DiCaprio. He travels with his partner, Chuck Aule, portrayed by Mark Ruffalo, to investigate the disappearance of a patient from a hospital for the criminally insane on a remote island.

The investigation involves psychiatrists Dr. Cawley, played by Ben Kingsley, and Dr. Naehring, portrayed by Max von Sydow.

As a hurricane threatens to isolate the facility, Daniels encounters circumstances that raise questions about his memories and the institution's purpose.

Cloverfield, released in 2008, uses found-footage filmmaking to depict a monster attack on New York City. The story begins at a farewell party filmed by Rob, played by Michael Stahl-David, before an earthquake and a major explosion disrupt the gathering. As a gigantic creature tears through the city, Rob searches for his girlfriend, Beth, portrayed by Odette Yustman, after the pair become separated. The film's handheld camera work and limited views of the monster reinforce its documentary-style presentation.

In a separate October initiative, Pluto TV and Entertainment Tonight have launched Double Feature Fridays, a weekly movie pairing that combines a familiar feature with another film for viewers to discover. The programming also includes exclusive interviews with Entertainment Tonight and behind-the-scenes material. The October lineup includes Smile, which features in the Friday double-feature programming highlighted by Scenes in Color on October 10, 2026.

The following week's scheduled feature is Jennifer's Body, a horror comedy about a high school student possessed after a botched occult sacrifice. Jennifer's Body follows Jennifer as she begins targeting male classmates while her best friend, Needy, investigates the events behind her transformation. The film's story centers on their friendship and the escalating threat posed by Jennifer's possession.

Beyond its featured movie additions, Pluto TV offers thousands of on-demand movies, television series and shows, alongside hundreds of live-streaming channels organized through a channel guide. Scenes in Color reports that viewers can access the service without a subscription, credit card or account, although creating an account allows users to save favorites.