3 New to Hulu Movies You Need to Stream This Weekend (Oct. 2-4)

3 New to Hulu Movies You Need to Stream This Weekend (Oct. 2-4)

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  • Hulu
  • streaming
  • horror movies
  • Midsommar
  • Florence Pugh
  • Barbarian
  • The Substance

As we enter a new month, streaming enthusiasts have plenty to look forward to on Hulu. October 2026 brings an exciting refresh of the platform's library, leaning heavily into the spooky atmosphere perfect for the season. Whether you are looking for psychological tension or intense body horror, here are three must-watch movies landing on Hulu that you should add to your queue this weekend.

1. Barbarian (2022)

Before he made waves with his recent projects, Zach Cregger delivered one of the most unpredictable horror experiences in recent years. The film stars Georgina Campbell as Tess, a traveler who discovers her rental home has been double-booked by a mysterious stranger named Keith (played by Bill SkarsgĂĽrd). What begins as an awkward social situation quickly spirals into a claustrophobic nightmare. With a 92% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, it is a masterclass in tension and perfect for a late-night viewing.

2. The Substance (2024)

Demi Moore delivers a career-defining, fearless performance in this body-horror satire. She plays Elisabeth Sparkle, a fading Hollywood star who turns to a black-market drug to create a younger version of herself, portrayed by Margaret Qualley. The film is as visually striking as it is stomach-churning, offering a biting critique of ageism in the entertainment industry. It is a bold, modern horror classic that has garnered significant critical acclaim.

3. Midsommar (2019)

For fans of Florence Pugh, this folk-horror staple directed by Ari Aster is an essential watch. Following a couple who travel to a remote Swedish commune for a midsummer festival, the film meticulously crafts an atmosphere of dread that hides beneath the bright, sun-drenched landscapes. It is a deeply emotional, disturbing, and beautifully shot exploration of grief and toxic relationships that remains one of the defining films of the genre from the last decade.

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