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OTT Releases This Week, 5 to 11 October 2026: Carrie on Prime Video, Below, Reporting Live and Ben Affleck's Animals on Netflix, and More

A Netflix-heavy week. Carrie, Mike Flanagan's eight-episode take on Stephen King, lands on Prime Video on 7 October; Netflix follows with the Newfoundland horror Below and the Tamil sports drama Mandaadi on 8 October, then Parineeti Chopra's Reporting Live and Ben Affleck's Animals on 9 October. Every date, platform and what is worth your weekend.

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Carrie on Prime Video: Mike Flanagan's Eight-Episode Stephen King Series, Full Cast, Release Time and What Changes From the Book

Carrie arrives on Prime Video on Tuesday 7 October with all eight episodes. Mike Flanagan, the creator of The Haunting of Hill House, moves Stephen King's story to the present, where Carrie White's humiliation goes viral. Summer H. Howell leads a cast that includes Matthew Lillard, Amber Midthunder and Samantha Sloyan. Cast, release time in India and how it differs from the novel and the films.

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Below on Netflix: The Newfoundland Sea Horror With Josh Hartnett, Charlie Heaton and Mackenzie Davis, Plus Mandaadi, the Tamil Sports Drama Out the Same Day

Below, a six-episode Canadian horror series set in a Newfoundland fishing town, streams on Netflix from Thursday 8 October after a Toronto festival premiere. Josh Hartnett plays Calvin Penney, with Charlie Heaton and Mackenzie Davis, from creator Jesse McKeown. Netflix also releases Mandaadi, the Tamil wrestling drama starring Soori, the same day. What each is about and when to watch.

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