
Movies To Look Forward To in November 2026
November is packed with plenty to look forward to. We see the return of familiar dystopias, as well the start of Oscar-bait and Christmas season.


November is packed with plenty to look forward to. We see the return of familiar dystopias, as well the start of Oscar-bait and Christmas season.

October has been a packed month full of plenty of good, but also plenty of bad. Here's the best and worst movies released in the last 31 days.

While Primetime is technically brilliant in every conceivable way, something just felt off - as if there was something missing.

While Clayface may not work 100% of the time, it shows the direction that DC is going, that being all of them and I commend them for that.

Whalefall feels almost exactly like 127 Hours, though is an enjoyable experience nonetheless.

Forgotten Island is full to the brim with colour and personality, as well as being rooted in Filipino culture, making for an amazing experience.

Other Mommy presents a haunting feature, manipulating the bond and trust between a mother and daughter, at least the trailers do. This wastes all its potential.

The Social Reckoning was never going to fill the monumental shoes of its predecessor, though it seems to not have even tried.

Tom Cruise's Digger, while obviously technically brilliant, is a confusing experience due to my inability to keep a concrete opinion on this story.

Verity is yet again a stumble in Colleen Hoover's adaptation career, even with the change in genre.