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November is gearing up to be an exciting month for fans of animated TV shows with several highly-anticipated shows slated to drop. First up, the critically acclaimed Invincible returns for a second season on Amazon Prime Video on 3rd November and promises to be just as compelling, action-packed, gut-wrenching, and bloody as the season one. Netflix is also releasing an adult animated series this weekend titled Blue Eye Samurai, helmed by Michael Green, the writer of award-winning films such as Logan and Blade Runner 2049. But the biggest animated release of the month is the series adaptation of Scott Pilgrim titled Scott Pilgrim Takes Off, which is set to release on November 17. So for today’s List Hai Toh Hit Hai podcast, we have curated a list of the most compelling animated shows for adults that are available on streaming platforms.

Loved A Haunting in Venice? Here are 6 similar murder mysteries you must watch, Kenneth Branagh returns as the iconic detective Hercule Poirot for a third time in A Haunting in Venice. Branagh yet again serves as the director for the third film in the franchise, which is loosely based on Agatha Christie’s novel Hallowe'en Party. The plot revolves around a retired Poirot who is thrust into yet another murder investigation in Venice, as whispers of supernatural forces begin to engulf the case. The film releases on Disney+ Hotstar on 31st October in India, so for today’s List Hai Toh Hit Hai, we take a look at films and shows just like A Haunting in Venice.

Halloween is not merely knocking at the door; it's practically busting down the entrance with a jack-o'-lantern grin, demanding to be celebrated! If you're not sipping on your pumpkin lattes while glued to chilling horror movies, then what on earth are you even doing? It's time to temporarily halt your trick-or-treating shenanigans and prepare for a cinematic experience that will send shivers down your spine! So, for today’s List Hai Toh Hit Hai podcast, brace yourself for an avalanche of spine-tingling, hair-raising, and bone-chilling cinematic gems that have been unjustly overlooked – they're guaranteed to make you clutch your blanket in terror!

American comedian and actor Matthew Perry tragically passed away this week, leaving fans of the beloved star devastated. Best known for playing the iconic wise-cracking character of Chandler Bing in America’s most popular sitcom Friends, Perry has established himself as one of the most recognisable faces on television across the globe. So today’s List Hai Toh Hit Hai podcast features a special episode dedicated to Matthew Perry and some of his most memorable performances across film and television.

Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio has established himself as one of the finest actors of his generation. DiCaprio's enviable filmography, water-tight with power-packed performances, have elevated him to be considered in high regard by film enthusiasts across the globe. The Academy Award-winner has garnered immense praise for his turn as Earnest Buckhart in Martin Scorcese's latest film, Killers of the Flower Moon. DiCaprio’s riveting portrayals of iconic characters in films such as The Aviator, Blood Diamond, Gangs of New York, Shutter Island, Inception, The Revenant, and Django Unchained among others remain stellar examples of the potential of the craft. But some of his films have also slipped through the cracks and hardly received the attention or acknowledgement that they truly deserved. So for today’s List Hai Toh Hit Hai podcast, we take a look at some of Leonardo DiCaprio’s most underrated films.

Over the years, American history has been the subject of several films and TV shows – showcasing events that shaped the nation’s rise to global power. From tales of World War II, early settlers and the War of Independence, the era of gunslingers and outlaws, and the rise of the digital age, Hollywood has captured America’s role in some of the most pivotal moments in human history. However, the Western nation is also guilty of several dark historical moments involving systemic racism and discrimination of multiple forms – often unspeakable atrocities and crimes. While most American films and TV shows often feature the nation’s glorified past, there are few such as Wind River that explore some of its darkest aspects. For today’s List Hai Toh Hit Hai podcast, we take a look at films like Killers of the Flower Moon, based on true events, that explore the dark history of the US, involving systemic injustice, abuse, and discrimination.

In the new Netflix film Khufiya, veteran Indian actress Tabu slips into the role of Krishna Mehra, an Indian spy who is tasked to track down a mole who is selling state secrets to international adversaries. The Vishal Bhardwaj directorial also stars Ali Fazal and Wamiqa Gabbi in prominent roles. The captivating spy thriller is based on the novel Escape to Nowhere by Amar Bhushan. For today’s List Hai Toh Hit Hai podcast, we have curated a list of must- watch Indian spy thrillers on OTT which are just as gripping as Khufiya.

Netflix premiered the highly anticipated docu-series titled Beckham on David Beckham, who is arguably one of the biggest sporting icons of all time. Stories about footballers are often just as surreal as fictional stories in film and television, so it is understandable why the mercurial lives of football stars attract the interest of documentary filmmakers. For today’s List Hai Toh Hit Hai podcast, we take a look at some of the best football documentaries available to stream online.

The new Vishal Bhardwaj TV series, Charlie Chopra The Mystery Of Solang Valley, is a gripping murder mystery based on Agatha Chrstie’s The Sittaford Mystery. Set in a quaint snow- covered town, Charlie Chopra is caught in the web when her fiancé is accused of murdering his uncle. The series stars Wamiqa Gabbi, Priyanshu Painyuli, Naseeruddin Shah, Lara Dutta,

Neena Gupta, Gulshan Grover, Paoli Dam, Ratna Pathak Shah, Vivaan Shah, and Imaad Shah in prominent roles. For today’s List Hai Toh Hit Hai podcast, we have narrowed down a list of Agatha Christie adaptations available on streaming platforms.

Struggling to find anything worthy of your time on streaming platforms? Worry not. October promises a slew of exciting new films and TV shows that you can stream on our favourite OTT. From direct to streaming releases such as Loki Season 2 to theatrical blockbusters which would be available for rental such as Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One, we’re talking countless hours of quality entertainment – all from the comfort of your couch. For today’s List Hai Toh Hit Hai podcast, we have narrowed down nine upcoming titles to look forward to on streaming platforms this October.