5 movies or shows to watch this Halloween that features Star Trek

Nov. 1, STAR TREK BEYOND, 8:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT CBS announces the return of the CBS SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIES on Oct. 4, with six fan-favorite films from the Paramount Pictures library, including three "back to school"-themed comedies, FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF, OLD SCHOOL and CLUELESS; a thriller just in time for Halloween, SCREAM; an out-of-this-world action adventure, STAR TREK BEYOND; and a comedy to enjoy during Thanksgiving weekend, COMING TO AMERICA. The first five movies will air on consecutive Sundays through Nov. 1; COMING TO AMERICA will be broadcast Nov. 29. © 2020 Paramount Pictures Corporation. All rights reserved.
Nov. 1, STAR TREK BEYOND, 8:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT CBS announces the return of the CBS SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIES on Oct. 4, with six fan-favorite films from the Paramount Pictures library, including three "back to school"-themed comedies, FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF, OLD SCHOOL and CLUELESS; a thriller just in time for Halloween, SCREAM; an out-of-this-world action adventure, STAR TREK BEYOND; and a comedy to enjoy during Thanksgiving weekend, COMING TO AMERICA. The first five movies will air on consecutive Sundays through Nov. 1; COMING TO AMERICA will be broadcast Nov. 29. © 2020 Paramount Pictures Corporation. All rights reserved.
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First Contact
1996 Patrick Stewart stars in the new movie “Star Trek: First Contact”.

Green Room

Green Room is not for the faint of heart, it’s also not for fans who have a hard time seeing their beloved Captain Jean-Luc Picard be a Nazi. Granted, we’re not talking about the actual character, but the actor who portrays him. Green Room is about a punk band that takes a gig at a backwoods venue, only to find out they were hired by a Neo-Nazi outfit.

That outfit, by the way, is led by Patrick Stewart. Stewart puts in one of the cruelest and most gruesome roles of his career. Stewart is downright repugnant in the role, and he fully comes to life in a villain role for the ages.

And while this horror-thriller makes the list alone for featuring Stewart, in a much more earnest and somber offering, the film also gives us another Trek standout but one gone far too soon; Anton Yelchin.

This was one of Yelchin’s last film roles before his untimely death and is among his best performances. He truly captures the fear and terror that being stuck in the middle of nowhere with Nazis would illicit. It’s also a crossover of Star Trek brands, as Yelton and Stewart are from two different eras and two different universes.

It’s a wonderful meeting between two Trek greats. This is a great watch for those who want something a bit more unnerving.