Streaming Ratings: ‘From’ Dominates an Otherwise Quiet Halloween Week

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The last week of October was a relatively quiet one on Nielsen’s streaming charts, with one big exception.

From, the MGM+ show that was added to Netflix’s library on Oct. 19, spent its second straight week as the No. 1 overall title. The series drew 2.04 billion minutes of watch time, up 24 percent week to week. From also surpassed the mark it set a week earlier for the most viewing minutes for an acquired series this year.

Beyond From, however, there weren’t a lot of highlights. No other series or movie cracked the billion-minute mark. The top 10 overall titles combined for 9.03 billion minutes of viewing, down from 9.22 billion the previous week.

Netflix’s Nobody Wants This (847 million minutes) led the original series top 10. The comedy was up about 17 percent week to week but once again trailed its performance from a year ago. In the two weeks after season three’s Oct. 22 premiere, Nobody Wants This has totaled 1.57 billion viewing minutes, off about 14 percent from 1.83 billion minutes for the same time frame after season two’s debut last year.

Love Is Blind (796 million minutes), VisionQuest (548 million) and Tulsa King (501 million) all posted small week to week improvements. Netflix’s Lupin (579 million) had the week’s best premiere, and the short docuseries The One About Matthew Perry had 541 million minutes of viewing.

Hocus Pocus rose to the top of the movie rankings during Halloween week, scoring 405 million minutes of viewing on Disney+. The Nightmare Before Christmas, Coraline, Coco and Hocus Pocus 2 also made the top 10.

Nielsen’s streaming ratings cover viewing on TV sets only and don’t include minutes watched on computers or mobile devices. The ratings only measure U.S. audiences. The top streaming titles for Oct. 26-Nov. 1, 2026, are below.

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