Check Out the 13 Original Movies Coming to Netflix in October

What happens when the man you planned on marrying breaks up with you? You take a class with a bunch of other single women who want to learn how to snag a man, of course, which is exactly what happens in this Mexican comedy.

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Based on the novella of the same name by Stephen King and Joe Hill, this thriller tells the story of a brother and sister who follow the cries for help of a young boy into a field of tall grass, only to find themselves separated and at the will of some malevolent force.

When it's available: Oct. 4

Inspired by a real-life murder spree that took place in 1990s Japan, this movie revolves around a charismatic con man who forced himself into the lives of two impressionable young women and led them down a dark and depraved path.

When it's available: Oct. 11

Breaking Bad fans, rejoice! Over six years after the epic AMC series concluded, creator Vince Gilligan is finally allowing fans to see what happened to Walter White's old partner in crime Jesse Pinkman (reprised by Aaron Paul), as he evades both the law and his own past.

When it's available: Oct. 11

In this thriller, Sam Worthington plays Ray, a father who rushes his daughter to the hospital after she breaks her arm during a road trip, only to wake up in the waiting room (where he is sleeping while his daughter and his wife, Lily Rabe, complete the girl's MRI) to find that no one in the hospital has any recollection of his family ever having checked in.

When it's available: Oct. 11

In this eerie Spanish thriller, a young mother returns with her family to the mansion she was raised in (and had a terribly unhappy childhood in) to look after her venomous mother, who is in a coma yet refuses to die.

When it's available: Oct. 11

In this funny coming-of-age story, a young Orthodox Jew named Motti finds himself consistently disappointed by the potential marriage candidates his mom presents to him, but things become even more complicated when he falls for a woman named Laura who isn't Jewish.

When it's available: Oct. 11

Written and directed by influential French hip-hop star Kery James, this French drama follows 15-year-old Noumouké as he tries to decide which of his two brothers he should emulate: the law student or the gangster.

When it's available: Oct. 12

This thrilling drama follows a young boy, who's plagued by a mysterious and totally debilitating illness, and his parents, who turn to a doctor who claims she may cure their son — though the process will be intense, and her clean house facility will contain even more mysteries than the boy's illness.

When it's available: Oct. 18

Directed by Steven Soderbergh, who also directed High Flying Bird, this film follows a group of journalists who discover a series of files that link the world's most powerful political figures to secret banking accounts to avoid taxes. Meryl Streep stars alongside Gary Oldman, Antonio Banderas, and David Schwimmer.

When it's available: Oct. 18

In this heartwarming Spanish comedy, a 17-year-old escapes from juvie on a mission to find a shelter dog he befriended during reintegration therapy, and his older brother decides to accompany him on the journey.

When it's available: Oct. 18

This biographical comedy film stars Eddie Murphy as Rudy Ray Moore, a raunchy comedian who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and is best known for Dolemite, a character he often played in his standup routines, as well as the feature character and urban hero in a 1975 American blaxploitation crime film. Wesley Snipes, Craig Robinson, Tituss Burgess, and Keegan-Michael Key also appear.

When it's available: Oct. 25

When single mother Katrina accepts the help of a mysterious woman after Katrina's car breaks down and her daughter is bitten by a snake, she finds herself tasked with repaying the good deed — but she must do that by killing a stranger in exchange for the life saved.

When it's available: Oct. 25