So, no matter what show you think had a terrible finale, there will always be How I Met Your Mother, looming in the background, waving to remind you that no show will top the terrible destruction of its own characters with one simple mistake.

The pumpkin spice is in full brew, our inner goth is now an outer experience, and Halloween movie marathons will be the norm until November 1st—but that doesn't mean we stop reading. Now, I know this isn't list of horror books (that's coming, don't you fret), but these are some of the exciting titles coming out, this month most of them science fiction/fantasy. Of course, there is a dash of romance, because Halloween doesn't mean you can't enjoy a little intense eye contact. Enjoy!

We're still a while away from Disney+ bringing Obi-Wan back to Star Wars, though we're excited about director Deborah Chow, but that hasn't stopped the speculation train from running.

Joker feels like someone took the greatest hits of every serial killer or political assassin's backstory and turned it into Arthur Fleck, a Mindhunter character.

While promoting his new Netflix film The King at the New York premiere, Chalamet ended up being the most relatable he ever could be: He went on a tangent about how much he loves Robin and basically threw his hat into the imaginary ring to play the character.

It's way too early to get our hopes up about an eventual impeachment, but we may not have to completely write the possibility off, either.

Since Jonathan Van Ness’ viral endorsement of Elizabeth Warren, which he justified by citing her Medicare for All plan, a previously slept-on 2016 video of the Queer Eye cast shrugging off Bernie Sanders in favor of Hillary Clinton has resurfaced. The video—in addition to Van Ness’ decision to support Warren over Sanders in 2020—is now making the rounds on Twitter, drawing aggressive criticism from Sanders’ most vocal supporters on social media.

Fans of Bram Stoker's original novel Dracula will recognize this title.

He went on to say that a woman could not be happy unless she was submissive to a man. I'm a Scorpio; I don't know what that means.