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Today's Wordle begins with a consonant.

Are there any double letters?

No, there are no double letters in today's Wordle.

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Synonyms for today's Wordle could be "graphic" and "grisly".

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A plane passenger is accusing American Airlines and its regional partner Envoy Air of negligence following an April 2025 incident at Miami International Airport

In the complaint filed on Nov. 7, Gloryanna Samuel claims she was "abandoned" at the gate when she needed wheelchair assistance

She then missed her flight and was allegedly "forced" to sleep at the airport overnight, which she claims worsened her preexisting medical conditions

A plane passenger has filed a lawsuit against American Airlines and its regional partner Envoy Air after they were allegedly "abandoned" at Miami International Airport when they needed wheelchair assistance.

According to the complaint filed on Nov. 7 and obtained by PEOPLE, 54-year-old Gloryanna Samuel was traveling from St. Croix to Tampa, with a connection in Miami, when the incident occurred in April 2025.

The filing states that Samuel needs wheelchair assistance when she travels as she has a number of medical conditions, including diabetes, for which she receives regular dialysis treatments, and high blood pressure.

"Samuel's ticket reservation included a request for wheelchair assistance," the document claims, noting Envoy provides wheelchair services to passengers under a contract with American.

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According to the complaint, Envoy provided a wheelchair for Samuel when she arrived at Miami International Airport for her connection to Tampa. After her arrival, Envoy allegedly "abandoned her in her wheelchair" at the gate, causing her to miss her next flight.

She was then rebooked on another flight that was not scheduled to leave until the next morning, however, "neither American nor Envoy offered Samuel a hotel room even after Samuel made a request for a room," the document alleges.

Samuel then had to stay overnight at the airport in a "cold public room," where she was allegedly "forced" to sleep on a chair. This resulted in "severe physical discomfort" and worsened her preexisting medical conditions, the document states.

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"As a direct result of being forced to sleep in the chair and the lack of proper assistance, Samuel suffered swelling in both feet and eyes, experienced pain in her left arm from having to use it as a headrest, and experienced elevated blood pressure, which was particularly dangerous given her pre-existing medical conditions," per the complaint.

Claiming "negligence," the filing also seeks damages for the "physical pain and suffering, emotional distress and mental anguish" that the incident allegedly caused Samuel. The document also claims Samuel required additional medical attention and thus, she has accumulated medical expenses as a result.

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In a statement shared with PEOPLE, Samuel's attorney, Marina Leonard of Colianni & Leonard LLC, said, "This case shows how little respect and concern American Airlines has for its customers." Leonard also noted how the incident "should never have happened" and added, "we intend to get justice for Ms. Samuel."

A representative for American Airlines said they had no comment. PEOPLE also reached out to Miami International Airport but did not receive an immediate response.

According to American Airlines' website, passengers can request wheelchair assistance at the airport for the following purposes: "travel to and from your gate, navigating between gates for connecting flights and transport to baggage claim."

While it's recommended to request assistance ahead of time, the airline notes, "you can also inform a team member at the airport about your wheelchair needs on the day of travel."

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US aircraft carrier nears Venezuela in flex of American military power BEN FINLEY, REGINA GARCIA CANO and KONSTANTIN TOROPIN November 13, 2025 at 12:55 PM 4 1 / 3Trump Cartels Aircraft CarrierFILE The American aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford, on its way into the Oslofjord, at Drobak in Norway, Sept. 12, 2025. (Lise Aaserud/NTB Scanpix via AP, File) WASHINGTON (AP) — The most advanced U.S. aircraft carrier is expected to reach the waters off Venezuela in days, a flex of American military power not seen in Latin America for generations.

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The most advanced U.S. aircraft carrier is expected to reach the waters off Venezuela in days, a flex of American military power not seen in Latin America for generations.

Experts disagree on the possibility that American warplanes will catapult off the USS Gerald R. Ford to bomb targets inside Venezuela and further pressure authoritarian President Nicolás Maduro to step down. Still, whether it may serve that purpose or only patrols the Caribbean as the U.S. blows up boats it accuses of trafficking drugs, the presence of the 100,000-ton warship alone is sending a message.

"This is the anchor of what it means to have U.S. military power once again in Latin America," said Elizabeth Dickinson, the International Crisis Group's senior analyst for the Andes region. "And it has raised a lot of anxieties in Venezuela but also throughout the region. I think everyone is watching this with sort of bated breath to see just how willing the U.S. is to really use military force."

The Ford's impending arrival is a major moment in the Trump administration's campaign in South America, which it describes as a counterdrug operation. It escalates the already massive buildup of military firepower in the region, with added pressure from bomber training runs near the Venezuelan coast, CIA operations that have been publicly authorized inside the country and boat strikes in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific Ocean that have killed over 75 people.

The U.S. has long used aircraft carriers as tools of deterrence to pressure and influence other nations, often without employing any force at all. They carry thousands of sailors and dozens of warplanes that can strike targets deep inside another country.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Thursday formally named the mission Operation Southern Spear, emphasizing the growing significance and permanence of the military's presence in the region. Once the Ford arrives, the mission will encompass nearly a dozen Navy ships as well 12,000 sailors and Marines.

Trump administration says it's focused on fighting drug trafficking

Secretary of State Marco Rubio insists that President Donald Trump is focused on stopping drugs from entering the U.S. by combatting "organized criminal narcoterrorists."

"That's what he's authorized. That's what the military's doing. That's why our assets are there," he told reporters Wednesday after meeting his counterparts from the Group of Seven democracies in Canada.

But Rubio also says the U.S. doesn't recognize Maduro, who was widely accused of stealing last year's election, as the leader of Venezuela and called the government a "transshipment organization" that openly cooperates with those trafficking drugs toward the U.S.

Some experts say deploying the Ford appears to be geared more toward a government change in Venezuela than drug trafficking.

"There's nothing that an aircraft carrier brings that is useful for combating the drug trade," Dickinson said. "I think it's clearly a message that is much more geared toward pressuring Caracas."

Bryan Clark, a former Navy submariner and defense analyst at the Hudson Institute, a conservative think tank, said the Trump administration would not have deployed the Ford "if they didn't intend to use it."

"I think this administration is very open to using military force to accomplish particular objectives," Clark said. "I think they're going to want to actually do some military operations unless Maduro steps down in the next month or so."

After Rubio and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth briefed lawmakers last week, Rep. Jim Himes, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said they gave no indication that the strikes would be stopping but also indicated that they were targeting cocaine traffickers and not overtly intending to overthrow Maduro.

Mark Cancian, a retired Marine colonel and a senior adviser with the Center for Strategic and International Studies, expects U.S. warships to launch missiles from other ships before launching any American warplanes. He said Venezuela has relatively sophisticated missile defense systems from Russia that could put American pilots at risk.

"Because they have so many systems, some are relatively new, and all are mobile, we probably wouldn't get them all," Cancian said. "So there's some risk that we could lose some aircraft."

Venezuela mobilizes for possible attack

Venezuela's government this week touted a "massive" mobilization of troops and civilians to defend against possible U.S. attacks. Venezuelan Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino López said in a statement that "land, air, naval, riverine, and missile assets" would be part of a two-day readiness effort "to confront imperialist threats."

State television showed members of the military, police and militias standing in formations across the country. Padrino also delivered remarks, broadcast on state television, standing by a surface-to-air missile system in a military base in the capital, Caracas.

Maduro, who faces charges of narcoterrorism in the U.S., has insisted the Trump administration's intentions are to force him from power. Venezuela's U.S.-backed political opposition has renewed its promise of an imminent government change.

David Smilde, a Tulane University professor who has studied Venezuela for more than 30 years, said the U.S. military does not have enough manpower in the region, even with the aircraft carrier, for an invasion.

"It's consistent with this desire to demonstrate credible force, which they had already," Smilde said of the carrier. "It doesn't change the equation. I don't think that the fact that it is there means that they necessarily have to strike. It just means that Trump and Hegseth have not forgotten about this, and they are still onboard in trying to generate a regime change through a show of force."

Smilde said Venezuela's political opposition has long told U.S. officials that "just a credible threat of force" would cause Maduro's government to crumble. For Trump, he said, that would be the best outcome of this operation.

Pushback on intelligence

The U.S. actions have faced pushback in the region, in Congress and among rights organizations. However, Senate Republicans voted last week to reject legislation that would have put a check on Trump's ability to launch an attack against Venezuela.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro, who was recently hit with U.S. sanctions over allegations of aiding the drug trade, on Tuesday announced he was cutting off intelligence sharing with the longtime North American ally until the strikes stop. But he softened his stance the following day, saying the sharing would continue as long as agencies guarantee it won't be used in actions that jeopardize human rights.

Rubio pushed back on reports that the United Kingdom has halted some intelligence sharing in the region over concerns about the strikes, saying U.S. assets in the region provide such information.

The U.S. is not "asking anyone to help us with what we're doing — in any realm. And that includes the military," he said.

Mexico, however, is stepping up its cooperation with the U.S. in targeting drug trafficking. President Claudia Sheinbaum said Thursday that her administration made an agreement with the U.S. for Mexico's navy to intercept boats in international waters near Mexico that the U.S. alleges are carrying drugs to avoid any more strikes off its coast.

'A use-it-or-lose-it kind of situation'

The Ford, originally deployed to the Mediterranean Sea, was within the U.S. Southern Command region but not yet in the Caribbean. The carrier was in the mid-Atlantic on Thursday, a defense official who wasn't authorized to discuss the matter said on condition of anonymity.

Clark said sending the Ford to South America would have a minimal impact on costs and readiness in the short term because it still has a month or two left on its regularly scheduled deployment.

Cancian, of the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said the U.S. can't afford to have the Ford "dawdling around the Caribbean" for long. It's such a powerful military asset that it may be needed elsewhere, such as the Middle East.

"It's a use-it-or-lose-it kind of situation," he said.

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Garcia Cano reported from Caracas, Venezuela.

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Karla Sofía Gascón has her own reasons for not attending the recent wedding of her *Emilia Pérez* costar Selena Gomez.

"I didn't go to the wedding, I'm working," Gascón recently shared on the red carpet outside the 2025 Los40 Music Awards in Valencia, Spain.

"Besides, imagine! I'm not even going to my family's weddings, because we have to shell out. Imagine if I had to pay for Selena's. No, no, no, I'd be ruined," she joked.

Gascón rose from relative obscurity to Oscar nominee alongside two of the biggest stars in the world — Gomez and Zoe Saldaña — in the award-winning musical from French director Jacques Audiard. *Emilia Pérez *tells the story of its titular heroine (Gascón), a ruthless drug dealer who undergoes gender transition, in part, to avoid legal persecution. Saldaña shares many of her scenes with Gascón as Rita Mora Castro, an attorney who aids Emilia along her gender-affirming journey, while Gomez plays Emilia's estranged wife Jessica Del Monte.

The trio, along with Mexican actress Adriana Paz, earned the rare honor of a joint Best Actress prize at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival, where the film premiered. When the musical finally arrived stateside, it led the pack at the Academy Awards with a staggering 13 nominations. Though tipped by many to sweep, the film only walked away with two trophies, likely due to the scandal that engulfed Gascón in the weeks before the ceremony.

'Emilia Pérez' star Karla Sofía Gascón stokes controversy over past social media posts, Oscars comments

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In January, a trove of Gascón's social media posts throughout the years resurfaced, and their contents shocked her new legion of fans and admirers.

Racism, Islamophobia, sexism, and even transphobia (Gascón herself is transgender) spewed from the posts, which variously declared that "Islam is becoming a hotbed of infection for humanity, called the slain Black Lives Matter icon George Floyd a "drug-addicted con artist," and even referred to Gomez as a "rich rat" who will "never stop bothering her ex-boyfriend [Justin Bieber] and his wife."

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Gascón was roundly condemned for the posts, and apologized in short order, noting, "As someone in a marginalized community, I know this suffering all too well and I am deeply sorry to those I have caused pain. All my life I have fought for a better world. I believe light will always triumph over darkness."******Gomez never directly commented on the Gascón revelation, but shared before that year's Oscars (Gascón and Saldaña were both nominated, though only Saldaña won) that "some of the magic" generated by the film "has disappeared."**

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Gomez married the producer Benny Blanco, her partner of two years, in September.

The ceremony held in Santa Barbara, Calif., was intimate, but still attended by several of Gomez's celebrity pals, including Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran, her *Only Murders in the Building *costars Martin Short and Steve Martin, and Saldańa.**

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Summer movie season is officially one for the record books, thanks to big releases including *Superman* and Disney's live-action remake of *Lilo & Stitch*. *The Fantastic Four: First Steps*, *Freakier Friday*, Brad Pitt's *F1*, *Jurassic World Rebirth*, and *A Minecraft Movie* have all lured audiences into movie theaters.

But the year isn't done: Still to come in 2025 are some guaranteed hits, including *Wicked: For Good*, the second part of the movie musical starring Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande, *Avatar: Fire and Ash*, the third movie in James Cameron's groundbreaking and box-office-shattering franchise.

And likely Oscar contenders will hit theaters, from the devastating Shakespeare family drama *Hamnet*, Dwayne Johnson as *The Smashing Machine*, Paul Thomas Anderson's *One Battle After Another*, and Sydney Sweeney in the boxing biopic *Christy*, to Timothée Chalamet in *Marty Supreme*, Jennifer Lopez in the musical *Kiss of the Spider Woman*, Jeremy Allen White as Bruce Springsteen in *Deliver Me From Nowhere*, and many more.

Mark your calendars, and check back as we update this article throughout the year.

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**NOV. 27*****Hamnet* - In theaters (limited release)

**NOV. 28*****The Thing With Feathers* - In theaters**

**DEC. 3*****Oh. What. Fun.* - Prime Video**

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**DEC. 19*****Avatar: Fire and Ash* - In theaters***Is This Thing On?* - In theaters***The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants* - In theaters***Zero A.D. *- In theaters

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**JAN. 16*****Unstoppable* - Prime Video

**JAN. 17*****Back in Action* - Netflix***I'm Still Here* - In select theaters***One of Them Days* - In theaters***The Room Next Door* - In theaters (wide release)***September 5* - In theaters (wide release)***Wish You Were Her*e - In theaters***Wolf Man* - In theaters**

**JAN. 24*****Brave the Dark* - In theaters***Flight Risk* - In theaters***Inheritance* - In theaters***Presence* - In theaters**

**JAN. 30*****You're Cordially Invited* - Prime Video

**JAN. 31*****Companion* - In theaters***Love Me* - In theaters

**FEB. 5*****Kinda Pregnant* - Netflix

**FEB. 7*****Heart Eyes* - In theaters***Love Hurts* - In theaters***Parthenope* - In theaters

**FEB. 13*****Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy* - Peacock

**FEB. 14*****Captain America: Brave New World* - In theaters***The Gorge* - In theaters***Paddington in Peru* - In theaters**

**FEB. 21*****The Monkey* - In theaters***Old Guy* - In theaters***The Unbreakable Boy* - In theaters**

**FEB. 28*****In the Lost Lands* - In theaters***Last Breath* - In theaters***The Legend of Ochi* - In theaters***My Dead Friend Zoe* - In theaters***Riff Raff* - In theaters

**MARCH 6*****Picture This* - Prime Video**

**MARCH 7*****Mickey 17* - In theaters***Night of the Zoopocalypse* - In theaters***Plankton: The Movie* - Netflix***The Rule of Jenny Pen* - In theaters

**MARCH 13*****Control Freak* - Hulu***The Parenting* - Max**

**MARCH 14*****The Actor* - In theaters***Black Bag* - In theaters***Borderline* - In theaters***The Electric State* - Netflix***The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie* - In theaters***Novocaine* - In theaters***O'Dessa* - In theaters**

**MARCH 21*****Alto Knights* - In theaters***Ash* - Shudder***The Assessment* - In theaters***Bob Trevino Likes It* - In theaters***Locked* - In theaters***Magazine Dreams* - In theaters***Snow White* (live-action) - In theaters

**MARCH 27*****Holland* - In theaters**

**MARCH 28*****Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip* - Disney+***The Ballad of Wallis Island *- In theaters***Death of a Unicorn* - In theaters***The Friend* - In theaters (limited release)***The Penguin Lessons* - In theaters***The Woman in the Yard* - In theaters***A Working Man* - Prime Video**

**MARCH 30*****The Life List* - Netflix

**APR. 4*****Eric LaRue* - In theaters***Freaky Tales* - In theaters***The Friend* - In theaters (wide release)***Minecraft* - In theaters***A Nice Indian Boy* - In theaters**

**APR. 10*****G20* - Prime Video**

**APR. 11*****The Amateur* - In theaters***Drop* - In theaters***Sacramento* - In theaters***Warfare* - In theaters**

**APR. 18*****Hell of a Summer* - In theaters***The Shrouds* - In theaters***Sinners* - In theaters***Sneaks* - In theaters***The Wedding Banquet* - In theaters

**APR. 20*****It Feeds* - In theaters

**APR. 24*****Superboys of Malegaon* - In theaters**

**APR. 25*****The Accountant 2* - Prime Video***Havoc* - Netflix***On Swift Horses* - In theaters***Until Dawn* - In theaters

**MAY 1*****Another Simple Favor* - Prime Video**

**MAY 2*****Rust* - In theaters***The Surfer* - In theaters***Thunderbolts** - In theaters***Words of War* - In theaters**

**MAY 9*****Fight or Flight* - In theaters***Friendship* - In theaters (limited release) ***Juliet & Romeo* - In theaters***Lilly* - In theaters***Nonnas* - Netflix**

**MAY 16*****Final Destination: Bloodline*s - In theaters***Hurry Up Tomorrow* - In theaters**

**MAY 23*****Fear Street: Prom Queen* - Netflix***Fountain of Youth* - Apple TV***Jane Austen Wrecked My Life* - In select theaters***Lilo & Stitch* (live-action remake) - In theaters***Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning* - In theaters**

**MAY 30*****Bring Her Back* - In theaters***Karate Kid: Legends* - In theaters***The Phoenician Scheme* - In theaters

**JUNE 6*****Ballerina* - In theaters***Dangerous Animals* - In theaters***I Don't Understand You* - In theaters***The Life of Chuck* - In theaters***Predator: Killer of Killers* - Hulu***The Ritual* - In theaters***Straw* - Netflix

**JUNE 12*****Deep Cover* - Prime Video**

**JUNE 13*****Echo Valley *- In theaters***Elio* - In theaters***How to Train Your Dragon* (live-action) - In theaters***Materialists* - In theaters***The Unholy Trinity* - In theaters**

**JUNE 20*****28 Years Later* - In theaters***Bride Hard* - In theaters***Everything's Going to Be Great* - In theaters***Inside* - In theaters***KPop Demon Hunters* - Netflix**

**JUNE 27*****F1* - In theaters***Ice Road 2* - In theaters***M3GAN 2.0* - In theaters***Ponyboi* - In theaters***Sorry, Baby* - In theaters

**JULY 2*****40 Acres* - In theaters***Heads of State* - Prime Video***Jurassic World Rebirth* - In theaters***The Old Guard 2* - Netflix**

**JULY 11*****Don't Let's Go to the Dogs Tonight* - In theaters***Sovereign* - In theaters***Superman* - In theaters***Tyler Perry's Madea's Destination Wedding* - Netflix**

**JULY 18*****Eddington* - In theaters***Guns Up* - In theaters***I Know What You Did Last Summer* - In theaters***Smurfs* - In theaters

**JULY 25*****The Fantastic Four: First Steps* - In theaters***Happy Gilmore 2* - Netflix***The Home* - In theaters***Oh, Hi!* - In theaters***Shoshana* - In theaters**

**JULY 30*****Together* - In theaters

**AUG. 1*****The Bad Guys 2* - In theaters***My Oxford Year* - Netflix***The Naked Gun* - In theaters***She Rides Shotgun* - In theaters**

**AUG. 6*****The Pickup* - Prime Video***Sketch* - In theaters**

**AUG. 8*****Freakier Friday* - In theaters***My Mother's Wedding* - In theaters***Weapons* - In theaters**

**AUG. 15*****Americana* - In theaters***Clika* - In theaters***East of Wall* - In theaters***Highest 2 Lowest* - In select theaters***Night Always Comes* - Netflix***Nobody 2* - In theaters***Red Sonja* - In theaters***Went Up the Hill* - In theaters

**AUG. 20*****The Map That Leads to You* - Prime Video**

**AUG. 22*****Eden* - In theaters***Honey Don't!* - In theaters***Ne Zha 2* - In theaters***Relay* - In theaters***Splitsville* - In select theaters**

**AUG. 28*****The Thursday Murder Club* - Netflix**

**AUG. 29*****Caught Stealing* - In theaters***Love, Brooklyn* - In theaters***The Roses* - In theaters***The Toxic Avenger* - In theaters

**SEPT. 5*****The Baltimorons* - In select theaters***The Conjuring: Last Rites* - In theaters***The Cut* - In theaters***Hamilton* (filmed stage musical) - Disney+***Highest 2 Lowest* - Apple TV***Lurker* - In theaters***Preparation for the Next Life* - In theaters***Splitsville* - In theaters (wide release)***The Threesome* - In theaters***Twinless* - In theaters**

**SEPT. 12*****Code 3* - In theaters***Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle* - In theaters***Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale* - In theaters***The History of Sound* - In theaters***The Long Walk* - In theaters***Looking Through Water* - In theaters***Spinal Tap 2: The End Continues* - In theaters***Tin Soldier* - In theaters**

**SEPT. 19*****Adulthood* - In select theaters***A Big Bold Beautiful Journey* - In theaters***Doin' It* - In theaters***Him* - In theaters***London Calling* - In theaters***The Lost Bus* - In select theaters***The Man in My Basement* - In select theaters***Plainclothes* - In theaters***The Senior* - In theaters***The Summer Book* — In theaters***Swiped* - Hulu***Waltzing With Brando* - In theaters***The Wrong Paris* - Netflix**

**SEPT. 26*****All of You* - In select theaters, Apple TV***Gabby's Dollhouse: The Movie* - In theaters***Dead of Winter* - In theaters***Eleanor the Great* - In theaters***Long Shadows* - In theaters***I Really Love My Husband* - In theaters***One Battle After Another* - In theaters***The Strangers — Chapter 2* - In theaters

**OCT. 1*****Play Dirty* - Prime Video**

**OCT. 3*****Anemone* - In theaters***The Lost Bus* - Apple TV***The Smashing Machine* - In theaters***Steve* - In theaters

**OCT. 8*****Maintenance Required* - Prime Video**

**OCT. 10*****After the Hunt* - In select theaters***A House of Dynamite* - In select theaters***If I Had Legs I'd Kick You* - In theaters***Kiss of the Spider Woman* - In theaters***Roofman* - In theaters***Soul on Fire* - In theaters***Tron: Ares* - In theaters***Urchin* - In theaters***The Woman in Cabin 10* - Netflix**

**OCT. 15*****Ballad of a Small Player* - In select theaters***It Was Just an Accident* - In theaters**

**OCT. 17*****After the Hunt* - In theaters (expands wide)***Black Phone 2* - In theaters***Blue Moon* - In select theaters***Frankenstein* - In select theaters***Good Fortune* - In theaters***The Mastermind* - In theaters***Truth & Treason* - In theaters**

**OCT. 22*****The Hand That Rocks the Cradle* - Hulu/Disney+***Hedda* - In select theaters**

**OCT. 24*****Blue Moon* - In theaters (wide release)***Bugonia* - In theaters***Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc* - In theaters***Deliver Me From Nowhere* - In theaters***A House of Dynamite *- Netflix***Last Days* - In theaters***Regretting You* - In theaters***Shelby Oaks* - In theaters**

**OCT. 29*****Ballad of a Small Player* - Netflix***Hedda* - Prime Video***Stitch Head* - In theaters**

**OCT. 31****Nouvelle Vague - In select theaters***The Thing With Feathers* - In theaters

Original Article on Source

Source: "EW Movies"

Source: Movies

Published: November 14, 2025 at 07:38AM on Source: MORNING MAG

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