What’s in Store for you in November

In the latest instalment from the MCU, we meet Shaun (Simu Liu), who lives in San Francisco and works as a car valet with his best friend Katy (Awkwafina). But Shaun’s past holds a secret that is about to catch up with him, and change his life completely. Let’s just say that Shaun is actually called Shang-Chi, and there are some powerful heroes and villains wanting to get their hands on him!

It’s the American slasher franchise that keeps on giving – that’s right, Michael Myers is back. Halloween’s twelfth instalment sees the return of Jamie Lee Curtis’ Laurie, who’s frankly sick to the back teeth of the Boogieman incarnate ruining her life. Following on from 2018’s Halloween, in which the gang trapped Michael in Laurie’s burning basement, it picks up from the exact moment they realise the serial killer isn’t finished yet.

As adults, Ted (Alec Baldwin) and Tim (James Marsden) are reluctantly reunited for Christmas, only to discover that Tim’s daughter can talk, and has a lot to say about the family business. When she reveals a formula to turn her father and uncle back into babies for 48 hours, chaos ensues, as they try to overthrow her wrong-doing headmaster.

When Gomez feels his family aren’t as close as they used to be, he decides a road trip to Death Valley is the perfect solution. With an all-star vocal cast including: Oscar Isaac (Gomez), Charlize Theron (Morticia), Chloë Grace Moretz (Wednesday), Nick Kroll (Uncle Fester), and Snoop Dogg as Cousin It, there’s fun to be had for all the family.

Evan is a socially anxious, timid teenager, whose therapist has advised he write letters to himself in order to boost his self-esteem. But when one of Evan’s letters is mistakenly understood to be a suicide note from classmate, Connor, Evan decides to spin a web of lies about their friendship, to comfort Connor’s parents.

The film stars Ben Platt as Evan Hansen, who brought life to the character on Broadway between 2015 and 2017.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is a household name nowadays, but the wrestler-turned-actor has never shied away from his humble beginnings. Famously he only had seven dollars in his pocket when he was cut from the Canadian Football League in 1995. In Young Rock, we get to see snapshots of The Rock’s formative years, following his dad, Rocky “Soul Man” Johnson, around the world as a WWE pro-wrestler.

In Stephen Merchant’s new BBC series, we meet a ragtag bunch of wrong-doers, completing community service together. A brilliant cast ranges from newcomer Rhianne Barreto to Merchant himself and Hollywood royalty in the shape of Christopher Walken. The comedy drama sees them work together to navigate their differences and eventually come together to protect one of their own against Bristol’s most notorious gang.