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Movies meet TV in Sean Chandler's October watchlist

His monthly roundup puts Nathan Fielder's documentary first, while a separate upload introduces his own zombie Western story.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

October 2026 Movies & Shows - Ranked Worst to Best

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1:05Appofeniacs stays outside the ranking because Chandler first saw it at Fantastic Fest in 2025.
12:38Crystal Lake earns praise for Linda Cardellini's performance, but its conspiracy subplots work less well for Chandler.
31:25The Cycle's practical horror effects stand out, with red-carpet contributions from Deborah Ann Woll, Kevin Bacon and Will Estes.
37:06Carrie takes third, with Chandler praising the development of Carrie's mother and Chris.
41:16Clayface takes second for its lower-budget, R-rated body-horror approach to a DC character.
43:19Nathan Fielder's You Can See Everything takes first, with its surprising meta-narrative central to Chandler's response.

TV gets a seat. Sean Chandler's October roundup includes completed television seasons alongside movies, making room for Carrie and Crystal Lake in a list that ends with Nathan Fielder's You Can See Everything.

"October 2026 Movies & Shows - Ranked Worst to Best" was the most watched of his six uploads this week, reaching about 21,000 views. Chandler puts Clayface second, welcoming its lower-budget, R-rated body-horror approach, and Carrie third, praising the character development in Mike Flanagan's adaptation. His top choice earns an unusually emphatic description: "This is the craziest documentary I have ever seen in my entire life."

The comments offer a watchlist of their own. Wildwood comes up repeatedly, with viewers recommending the stop-motion film and asking Chandler to catch it. Others discuss the addition of TV and movies he missed during their original release month.

Horror also takes Chandler beyond reviewing. "After Years of Reviewing Movies… I Wrote My Own Horror Story" introduces What Remains, his first horror short story, a zombie Western for the anthology Tales from the Tube. Elsewhere, writer-director Curry Barker discusses Obsession's hidden layers, while a ScareFest panel puts divisive slashers before an audience jury.

The channel's subscriber count stayed unchanged, and daily views are below their usual pace. Even so, its weekly views were second only to Double Toasted among the nearby movie-and-TV channels listed here.

The busiest upload right now is the new Spider-Man ranking supercut, collecting Chandler's verdicts on movies, actors, villains, suits and more. Horror on Trial and his standalone You Can See Everything review round out the videos drawing the most daily attention.

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Have you thought about seeing wildwood? I know it came out a bit ago but I would highly recommend it as a stopmotion animation fan.
@Scott66sznSee it on YouTube
Fully adding once again, love that the TV/Missed Movies addition to these lists. 1-3 additions with the rest of the October releases is a real sweet spot imo
@MyNamelsBlueSee it on YouTube
Wildwood was my favorite this month
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My number one is wildwood it’s my favorite of the year highly recommend
@IntheheightsfanmusicvideoSee it on YouTube
I'm shocked I'm not seeing Wildwood anywhere. Easily one of the best movies I've seen all year
@Minnesota_CentralSee it on YouTube
Sending good vibes, Sean!
@samhaigler1716See it on YouTube
Great video as always. I haven’t been to the theater much in October.
@JeremyPerrine-p3tSee it on YouTube
I saw nothing this month but I can’t wait to check out You Can See Everything.
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