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This fall, there’s an abundance of films to enjoy at the theatre or from the comfort of your home. Fans of horror can look forward to a “Rosemary’s Baby” prequel and several new adaptations of Stephen King tales.

Your favorite streaming platforms are loaded with a variety of fresh films. For example, Apple TV+ features a crime thriller starring George Clooney and Brad Pitt. Netflix is showcasing a documentary featuring Will Ferrell, Anna Kendrick’s directorial debut, and a star-studded drama with Carrie Coon, Elizabeth Olsen, and Natasha Lyonne. Amazon Prime Video offers a culinary horror film with Ariana DeBose and a mystery starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Plus, Hulu presents a historical thriller headlined by Sarah Paulson, perfect for the spooky season.

Here’s a sneak peek at 15 films you can soon stream right from your couch:

‘His Three Daughters’ (Friday)

Three sisters (Carrie Coon, Elizabeth Olsen, and Natasha Lyonne), who have grown distant over the years, must confront their past grievances as they reunite to provide care for their ailing father (Jay O. Sanders) in this touching family drama.

Where to observe: Netflix.

‘Killer Heat’ (Sept. 26)

Joseph Gordon-Levitt returns to his noir detective roots in this beautifully set mystery. He portrays Nick Bali, an American detective in Greece hired to delve into the suspicious death of a young shipping magnate at the request of the victim’s sister-in-law (Shailene Woodley).

Where to observe: Prime Video.

‘Apartment 7A’ (Sept. 27)

This chilling prequel spotlights a minor character from the iconic 1968 film “Rosemary’s Baby.” Julia Garner portrays a talented Broadway dancer whose promising career is jeopardized by a severe injury. She is taken in by a seemingly benevolent older couple, but soon realizes there are sinister events transpiring in her lavish new home.

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Where to observe: Paramount+.

‘Rez Ball’ (Sept. 27)

This gripping drama tells the true story of a high school basketball team from a Native American community, focusing on its captain (Kauchani Bratt) and coach (Jessica Matten) as they rally together after the tragic passing of their star player to pursue the state championship.

Where to observe: Netflix.

‘Will & Harper’ (Sept. 27)

This heartwarming documentary follows the journey of comedy icon Will Ferrell and his close friend of three decades, Harper Steele. As Harper shares her experience of coming out as a trans woman, they take a heartfelt road trip filled with laughter and revelations.

In this engaging journey, a companion takes him on a road trip across the country, revisiting his cherished spots – diners, sports venues, and biker bars – through a fresh lens.

Available on: Netflix.

‘Wolfs’ (Sept. 27)

Have you ever considered what would happen if George Clooney and Brad Pitt were both cast for the same role? In “Wolfs,” their characters are competing fixers hired to cover up a major crime in this action-packed comedy penned and directed by Jon Watts, known for his recent work on “Spider-Man”.

Where to watch: Apple TV+.

‘Hold Your Breath’ (Oct. 3)

This psychological thriller delves into historical terrors. Sarah Paulson stars as an overly cautious mother in Dust Bowl-era Oklahoma, striving to protect her children from dust storms and illness, as the emergence of a strange preacher (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) seems to bring a sinister force closer to home.

Where to watch: Hulu.

‘House of Spoils’ (Oct. 3)

If you crave a darker take on culinary storytelling, check out this horror flick starring Ariana DeBose as a prestigious chef who opens a fine dining establishment on a secluded estate. She battles more than just culinary mishaps, dealing with crippling insecurity and potentially otherworldly disturbances.

Where to watch: Prime Video.

‘Salem’s Lot’ (Oct. 3)

This new adaptation of Stephen King’s classic novel showcases Lewis Pullman as an author seeking inspiration who returns to his childhood home in Maine, only to discover a sinister mystery unfolding with missing townsfolk and the emergence of a new European vampire.

Where to watch: Max.

‘It’s What’s Inside’ (Oct. 4)

A reunion of college friends takes a strange turn when one brings along a peculiar suitcase. By the end of the night, nothing will be the same. This quirky and unconventional film produced by Colman Domingo features an ensemble of fresh talent.

Where to watch: Netflix.

‘Lonely Planet’ (Oct. 11)

This Netflix romance features Laura Dern as a reserved novelist who, after ending her marriage, attends a prestigious writer’s retreat in Morocco. Instead of inspiration, she finds a younger romantic interest (Liam Hemsworth), leading to a significant and transformative affair.

Where to watch: Netflix.

‘Fanatical: The Catfishing of Tegan and Sara’ (Oct. 18)

“Fanatical: The Catfishing of Tegan and Sara”

In the 2000s, Tegan and Sara emerged as beloved indie pop artists who created a welcoming online environment for the queer community, but they also faced the harsh realities of fame. This documentary reveals the disturbing incidents in which personal data was taken and how Tegan Quin’s identity was misused in a catfishing plot.

Streaming on: Hulu.

“Woman of the Hour” (Oct. 18)

Anna Kendrick makes her directorial debut in this thriller set in the 1970s, where she plays an aspiring actress whose life intersects with a serial killer during an episode of “The Dating Game,” amidst a series of murders.

Streaming on: Netflix.

“Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band” (Oct. 25)

This documentary by director Thom Zimny provides an insider’s view of Bruce Springsteen and his band during their world tour, marking their return to the stage after six years. The film explores how Springsteen organizes the band, covering everything from rehearsals to crafting setlists.

Streaming on: Hulu.

“Freedom” (Nov. 1)

Lucas Bravo, known from Netflix’s “Emily in Paris,” takes on the role of a cunning criminal in this thriller inspired by a famous French outlaw from the late 20th century. The character, Bruno Sulak (played by Bravo), becomes notorious for his bold robberies and prison breaks, while being pursued by a relentless police officer (Yvan Attal).

Streaming on: Prime Video.