New OTT releases debut on October 30, 2026

Crime dramas and heist films arrive

Collision Course, directed by Daniel Sánchez Arévalo, follows desperate thieves planning a bank robbery in Madrid. The film is set against Spain's 2013 financial crisis and depicts the heist as it quickly falls apart.

Sigma stars Sundeep Kishan as Guru, a man whose life changes when a hidden treasure hunt leads to a dangerous heist involving powerful criminals.

Nocturne features Liev Schreiber as Jonah Lynn, a former soldier turned homicide detective in a small Pennsylvania town. Lynn must stop a serial killer played by Stephen Graham.

Horror and supernatural thrillers released

The psychological horror film Obsession, directed by Curry Barker, depicts a story of toxic infatuation. The film follows Bear, played by Michael Johnston, who attempts to win over his childhood crush Nikki, played by Inde Navarrette, through a supernatural wish that turns into a nightmare.

Varun Dhawan and Kriti Sanon provide the Hindi dub voices for Bear and Nikki respectively.

The latest installment of The Strangers horror franchise continues Maya’s fight for survival against masked strangers. The cast for this entry includes Richard Brake, Ema Horvath and Gabriel Basso.

Immortal follows a bachelor who moves into a luxury apartment and encounters a mysterious woman during a series of unsettling events.

International suspense and drama series

A four-part Swedish psychological thriller tracks two wealthy couples who swap homes between Stockholm and Sicily. The couples discover hidden surveillance cameras that complicate their attempts to repair troubled marriages.

Hall returns as Dexter Morgan in season two of Dexter: Resurrection. Set in New York, Dexter searches for his son, Harrison, while caught between an infamous veteran murderer and a younger criminal terrorizing the city.

Dead-End Job stars Lee Jae-wook as Hyuk-jun, a man in debt who accepts a high-wage job from an agency. He takes the position without fully understanding the work required.

Regional Indian cinema and family comedies

Akka takes place in the fictional 1980s town of Pernuru. The movie tracks a sisterhood of women who dominate the area's criminal underworld and gold‑smuggling operations, with Keerthy Suresh portraying Bhavani and Radhika Apte as Rudra.

Meethe Mein Kya Hai centers on a multigenerational family gathering at their grandmother's home for 4 days during Diwali. An unexpected marriage announcement exposes underlying household tensions.

Avaraachan & Sons is a Malayalam family comedy starring Biju Menon as Avaraachan. His reckless lifestyle and substance use embarrass his children and disrupt their lives.

Don't Trouble the Trouble features Fahadh Faasil as a magician named Suri. He befriends a young girl named Divya, played by Ssara Palekar, who begins displaying genuine magical abilities.

Director Curry Barker's next project

Director Curry Barker's next project is available to watch on YouTube.