A24’s Civil War arrived on the Max streaming service last weekend, and I Saw The TV Glow will appear in just a few days. But it actually looks like A24’s entire 2024 slate will be streaming on Max before long — two more of the studio’s recent pictures, Tuesday and MAXXXINE, were just announced for October streaming debuts.
Tuesday is one of A24’s more out-there ventures. It stars Julia Louis-Dreyfus as the mother of a teenage daughter (played by Lola Petticrew) whom she is trying to keep out of the hands of Death. Death, in this movie, is personified by a talking parrot, and the bird was just about to claim Tuesday (yep, the daughter’s named Tuesday) until he had a panic attack right before he had to do the job. Tuesday felt sorry for Death and lent the bird her vape pen, and that’s how she got away. You can be assured the picture gets weirder from there.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvqyBWCN39o
Though you might not have heard of Tuesday before, you probably caught the promotional campaign for MAXXXINE at some point, as it was promoted a lot more than A24’s other ventures. It is 1985 and adult film stae Maxine Minx (Mia Goth) may have landed the role that will take her out of slumming it and into true stardom — unless her past catches up with her. Said past is implied to have something to do with the Night Stalker, an actual murderer who stalked Hollywood in the 1980s. MAXXXINE is the sequel to a trilogy of films by director Ti West, but neither I not most people have heard of the previous two before.
Tuesday will be available to stream on Max Friday, October 11, and will appear on the linear HBO channel the following day. MAXXXINE will appear one week from then on October 18, HBO on October 19.
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