Leading the charge on Nov. 17 is “He Said, She Said: Till Death Do Us Part,” a three-part docuseries following a vicious custody battle between two high-powered lawyers that spirals out of the courtroom and into a viral trial by internet. Then, on Nov. 20, the fourth and final season of “Yellowjackets” arrives to send the survivors hurtling toward long-awaited answers about what truly happened in the wilderness.

Rounding out the headline acts on Nov. 26, “The JLO Show” brings Jennifer Lopez’s Las Vegas residency straight to your living room for a dazzling concert special packed with her biggest hits. As the year winds down, there's no shortage of great television to look forward to. Check out the full breakdown below for everything new on Paramount+ this month.

New releases on Paramoun+ in November 2026: Top picks

'He Said, She Said: Till Death Do Us Part'

This three-part Paramount+ documentary dives into a custody battle so ugly it spilled far beyond the courtroom. It follows a no-holds-barred fight between two lawyers that eventually spills onto social media and into the court of public opinion. The doc tracks both sides of the battle, but neither is going to emerge smelling like roses when things get this dire.

Premieres November 17 on Paramount+

'Yellowjackets' season 4

One of TV’s most unnerving survival sagas comes to an end with its fourth and final season. “Yellowjackets” splits its story into two timelines: a high school girls’ soccer team stranded in the frozen wilderness after a plane crash, and the handful of survivors trying to hold their adult lives together 25 years later. As the series races toward its conclusion, it promises answers about exactly what happened in those woods. If you've been following from the beginning, this might be the time to drop everything and see the thrilling conclusion.

Premieres November 20 on Paramount+ Premium

'The JLO Show'

Jennifer Lopez brings her Las Vegas residency to the screen in this concert special. It captures a performance celebrating more than two decades of her career, with reimagined versions of hits like “Jenny from the Block,” “Love Don’t Cost a Thing,” “On the Floor”, and “Let’s Get Loud.” Beyond her own catalog, the show adds some extra contemporary pop favorites, Broadway standards, and nods to the legendary Vegas entertainers who came before her. It's all a spectacle meant to remind you that Jenny from the Block never left and a great way to kick off the holiday season.

Premieres November 26 on Paramount+

Everything coming to Paramount+ in November 2026

ORIGINALS, EXCLUSIVES, PREMIERES & EVENTS

November 5 - Big John's Bosh! Family | NEW Paramount+ Unscripted Series
November 6 - It Gets Worse | NEW Showtime Scripted Series*
November 12 - The Jigsaw Puzzle Murder | NEW Paramount+ Documentary
November 14 - UFC 334: Gane vs. Hokit
November 14 - 2026 Kid’s Choice Awards
November 17 - He Said, She Said: Till Death Do Us Part | NEW Paramount+ Documentary
November 20 - Yellowjackets | Season 4 | Showtime Original Series*
November 26 - The JLO Show | CBS and Paramount+ Special
November 26 - NFL Thanksgiving Day - Chicago Bears at Detroit Lions at 1pm ET

November 1

• 13 Going on 30
• 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi
• 48 Hrs.
• A Boy Named Charlie Brown
• A Christmas Proposal
• A Very Brady Sequel
• A.C.O.D.
• All I Want For Christmas
• Allied
• American Son
• An Officer and a Gentleman
• Another 48 Hrs.
• Bad Santa
• Bad Santa 2
• Ballistic*
• Beautiful Girls
• Behind Enemy Lines
• Breakfast at Tiffany's
• Charlotte's Web
• Christmas Takes Flight
• Coach Carter
• Cold Mountain
• Dinner For Schmucks
• Distant Thunder
• Domestic Disturbance
• Doubt
• Dreamgirls
• Enemy at the Gates
• Ernest Saves Christmas
• Everybody's Fine
• Falling in Love
• First Blood
• Fit For Christmas
• Flags of Our Fathers
• Flight Of The Intruder
• Footloose (1984)
• Footloose (2011)
• Four Brothers
• Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties
• Garfield: The Movie
• Gone Girl
• Hamburger Hill
• Happy Christmas
• Happy Feet
• Hard Eight
• Hard Rain
• Harriet The Spy
• Hitch
• Home For The Holidays
• Hook
• Horton Hears a Who!
• Hotel for Dogs
• Hugo
• Imagine That
• Instant Family
• Internal Affairs
• It's a Wonderful Life
• Jersey Girl
• Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius
• John Grisham's The Rainmaker
• Last Holiday
• Love, Rosie
• Moonage Daydream
• Morning Glory
• Mousehunt
• Must Love Christmas
• No Code Of Conduct
• No Strings Attached
• Nobody's Fool
• Norbit
• Outside Providence
• Peanuts: Bon Voyage Charlie Brown (And Don't Come Back)
• Pike River*
• Private Parts
• Queen of The Damned
• Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown
• Racing with the Moon
• Rambo III
• Rambo: First Blood Part II
• Rango
• Reindeer Games
• Revolutionary Road
• Rules of Engagement
• Safe Haven
• Sahara
• Santa Stole Our Dog!
• Scrooge
• Scrooged
• Seabiscuit
• Selena
• Selma
• Serendipity
• Shall We Dance?
• Snoopy, Come Home
• Snow Day
• Stop-Loss
• Surviving Christmas
• The A-Team
• The Back-up Plan
• The Big Short
• The Brady Bunch Movie
• The Experts
• The Fighting Temptations
• The Fitzgerald Family Christmas
• The General's Daughter
• The Guilt Trip
• The Honeymooners
• The Hunt for Red October
• The Importance of Being Earnest
• The Italian Job
• The King of Kings
• The Little Prince
• The Manchurian Candidate
• The Outsiders
• The Weather Man
• Trading Places
• Twister
• Uncommon Valor
• Universal Soldier
• Virtuosity
• When Christmas Was Young
• White Christmas
• World Trade Center

November 5

Big John's Bosh! Family

November 6

It Gets Worse

Sheriff Country and Fire Country Crossover Event

November 12

Big John’s Bosh! Family: The Big Fight Special

The Jigsaw Puzzle Murder

November 13

My Weird School

November 14

2026 Kids' Choice Awards

November 17

He Said, She Said: Till Death Do Us Part

November 18

Bar Rescue: Season 10

A Jenkins Family Christmas

A Rich Christmas

A Royal Christmas Surprise

A Wesley Christmas Wedding

Christmas Deja Vu

Favorite Son Christmas

Fighting to Be Me: The Dwen Curry Story

Merry Switchmas

Never Alone For Christmas

So Fly Christmas

Soul Santa

Sworn Justice: Taken Before Christmas

The Christmas Ringer

The First Noelle

Whatever It Takes (2023)

November 20

MobLand Season 2

Yellowjackets Season 4

November 23

The Pillsbury Bake-off® Classic

November 25

A Loud House Christmas Movie: Naughty or Nice

Blaze and the Monster Machines: Christmas Power

Sacrifice Season 2

November 26

The JLO Show

NFL Thanksgiving Day - Chicago Bears at Detroit Lions at 1 PM ET

November 27

Merry Christmas Mr. Plankton - Nickelodeon

BET Soul Train Awards 2026 - CBS**

Sports

NFL ON CBS

November 1 - NFL Week 8 Doubleheader (check local listings)

Baltimore Ravens at Buffalo Bills - 1 PM ET

Cleveland Browns at Pittsburgh Steelers - 1 PM ET

Indianapolis Colts at Jacksonville Jaguars - 1 PM ET

Tennessee Titans at Cincinnati Bengals - 1 PM ET

Kansas City Chiefs at Denver Broncos - 4:25 PM ET

New England Patriots at Miami Dolphins - 4:25 PM ET

November 8 - NFL Week 9 (check local listings)

Cleveland Browns at New Orleans Saints - 1 PM ET

Denver Broncos at Carolina Panthers - 1 PM ET

New York Jets at Kansas City Chiefs - 1 PM ET

Houston Texans at Los Angeles Chargers - 4:05 PM ET

Las Vegas Raiders at San Francisco 49ers - 4:05 PM ET

November 15 - NFL Week 10 (check local listings)

Buffalo Bills at New York Jets - 1PM ET

Kansas City Chiefs at Atlanta Falcons - 1 PM ET

Miami Dolphins at Indianapolis Colts - 1 PM ET

Los Angeles Rams at Arizona Cardinals - 4:05 PM ET

Seattle Seahawks at Las Vegas Raiders - 4:05 PM ET

November 22 - NFL Week 11 Doubleheader (check local listings)

Arizona Cardinals at Kansas City Chiefs - 1 PM ET

Jacksonville Jaguars at New York Giants - 1 PM ET

Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Detroit Lions - 1 PM ET

Las Vegas Raiders at Denver Broncos - 4:25 PM ET

Pittsburgh Steelers at Philadelphia Eagles - 4:25 PM ET

November 26 - NFL Thanksgiving Day

Chicago Bears at Detroit Lions - 1 PM ET

November 29 - NFL Week 12 (check local listings)

Baltimore Ravens at Houston Texans - 1 PM ET

New Orleans Saints at Cincinnati Bengals - 1 PM ET

New York Jets at Miami Dolphins - 1 PM ET

Tennessee Titans at Jacksonville Jaguars - 4:05 PM ET

COLLEGE FOOTBALL

November 7 - Big Ten on CBS - 3:30 PM ET

November 7 - Air Force at Army - 7:30 PM ET

November 14 - Big Ten on CBS - 3:30 PM ET

November 21 - Big Ten on CBS - 3:30 PM ET

November 27 - Nebraska at Iowa - 12 PM ET

November 28 - Big Ten on CBS - 3:30 PM ET

UFC

November 7 - UFC Fight Night: Bonfim vs. Brady

November 14 - UFC 334: Gane vs. Hokit

November 21 - UFC Fight Night: Prochazka vs. Stirling

ZUFFA BOXING

November 7 - Zuffa Boxing 12: Billam-Smith vs. Clarke

UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

November 3-4 - Matchday 4 (nine matches per day) - 12:45 & 3 PM ET

November 3 - Atlético Madrid vs. Bayern Munich - 3 PM ET

November 3 - Manchester United vs. Roma - 3 PM ET

November 4 - RB Leipzig vs. Manchester City - 3 PM ET

November 24-25 - Matchday 5 (nine matches per day) - 12:45 & 3 PM ET

November 24 - Manchester City vs. Napoli - 3 PM ET

November 24 - Arsenal vs. Borussia Dortmund - 3 PM ET

November 25 - PSG vs. Roma - 3 PM ET

UEFA WOMEN’S CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

November 10 - Matchday 4 (five matches) - 12:45 & 3 PM ET

November 10 - PSG vs. Bayern - 3 PM ET

November 11 - Matchday 4 (four matches) - 12:45 & 3 PM ET

November 11 - Barcelona vs. Arsenal - 12:45 PM ET

November 18 - Matchday 5 (four matches) - 12:45 & 3 PM ET

November 18 - Chelsea vs. PSG - 3 PM ET

November 19 - Matchday 5 (five matches) - 12:45 & 3 PM ET

November 19 - Arsenal vs. OL Lyonnes - 3 PM ET

UEFA EUROPA LEAGUE & UEFA CONFERENCE LEAGUE

November 5 - Matchday 4 (18 matches per day) - 12:45 & 3 PM ET

November 5 - AC Milan vs. Ferencváros - 12:45 PM ET

November 26 - Matchday 5 (18 matches per day) - 12:45 & 3 PM ET

November 26 - Olympiacos vs. AC Milan - 12:45 PM ET

NWSL

November 7 - NWSL Quarterfinals - 12 PM ET

November 14 - NWSL Semifinals - 12 PM ET

November 21 - NWSL Championship - 8 PM ET

November 28 - NWSL Skills Challenge - 2 PM ET

SERIE A

November 1 - Juventus vs. Napoli - 2:45 PM ET

November 8 - Napoli vs. Lazio - 6:30 AM ET

November 8 - Inter vs. Como - 12 PM ET

November 22 - Atalanta vs. Inter - 2:45 PM ET

November 29 - Como vs. Juventus - 2:45 PM ET

November 30 - Cagliari vs. AC Milan - 2:45 PM ET

ENGLISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE

November 4 - Wrexham vs. Middlesbrough - 2:45 PM ET

November 7 - Wrexham vs. Wolves - 7:30 AM ET

November 7 - Birmingham City vs. Swansea City - 10 AM ET

November 21 - Lincoln City vs. Wrexham - 10 AM ET

November 24 - Bristol City vs. Wrexham - 2:45 PM ET

November 25 - Burnley vs. Birmingham City - 2:45 PM ET

November 27 - Southampton vs. Middlesbrough - 3 PM ET

November 28 - Wrexham vs. Portsmouth - 10 AM ET

CONCACAF W CHAMPIONSHIP

November 27 - Quarterfinals

November 27 - United States vs. El Salvador

USL CHAMPIONSHIP

November 21 - USL Championship Final - 12 PM ET

BARCLAYS WOMEN’S SUPER LEAGUE

November 1 - London City vs. Manchester City - 7 AM ET

November 7 - Chelsea vs. Everton - 7:45 AM ET

November 8 - Liverpool vs. Arsenal - 7 AM ET

November 14 - Chelsea vs. Manchester City - 8:30 AM ET

November 15 - Arsenal vs. London City - 11:30 AM ET

November 21 - Liverpool vs. Chelsea - 7:45 AM ET

November 22 - Manchester City vs. Tottenham - 7 AM ET

SCOTTISH PREMIERSHIP

November 7 - St. Mirren vs. Rangers - 3 PM ET

November 24 - Rangers vs. Aberdeen - 3 PM ET

November 29 - Heart of Midlothian vs. Celtic - 10 AM ET

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I've gone through everything from Netflix, Paramount+, Prime Video, etc to see what's recently landed. I've even added some movies you can stream for free on some of the best free streaming services like Tubi, along with the latest live sports airing tonight.

Here are all the new shows and movies (and live events) you can stream tonight (Thursday, October 29), and where to watch them. For more picks, check out 3 new to Netflix thriller movies.

Top picks to stream tonight

‘Ghosts' season 6 Halloween special (CBS)

Genre: Supernatural comedy

What it's about: The Woodstone ghosts are back for a Halloween detour before season 6 arrives in 2027. With Sam (Rose McIver) away in Australia, Kyle (Ben Feldman) steps in to babysit the ghosts, while Hetty (Rebecca Wisocky) reconnects with her estranged sister, Margaret (Maria Thayer). Meanwhile, Bela (Punam Patel) throws a Halloween party that promises to be anything but normal.

Why you should watch it: Think of this as a spooky little appetizer before "Ghosts" returns in full. The two-part special brings the gang back together for Halloween hijinks, plus some family drama and plenty of ghostly nonsense.

Watch "Ghosts" season 6 Halloween special on Paramount+

Your streaming guide: Thursday, Oct 29

Here's everything coming to streaming today, broken down by streaming service:

NETFLIX

• "Balaraw: Blood Island" (PH)
• "You, Me, Us" (IT)

PRIME VIDEO

• Thursday Night Football: Carolina Panthers at Green Bay Packers

PARAMOUNT+

• "Ghosts" S6 Halloween Special 

HBO MAX

• "Cannibal Poet" (HBO Original Series)

HULU

• "Abbott Elementary" (season 6 new episode) (ABC)
• "American Horror Story: 13" (new episodes)
• "Dancing with the Stars Official Podcast" (season 35 new episode)
• "Hey Jonas!" (new podcast episode)
• "The Kardashians" season 8 (new episode)
• "Love Island Australia" (Season 8)
• "Scrubs" (season 2 new episode) (ABC) 

DISNEY+

• "Dancing with the Stars Official Podcast" (season 35 new episode)
• "Hey Jonas!" (new podcast episode)

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Given that high-octane appeal, it's not a surprise that the No. 1 movie on Netflix right now is a survival thriller. Inspired by the real-life Category 5 hurricane that made a devastating landfall near Acapulco, Mexico, in 2023, "Surviving Hurricane Otis" follows estranged half-brothers Wirpul (Benny Emmanuel) and Candi (Kristyan Ferrer), who are working aboard a yacht when the tropical storm hits. Trapped at sea without a working motor or land communication, the siblings must get past their personal issues to ensure their survival in a lethal ocean.

It's quite the dramatic watch, and if you want more of the same survivalist vibe, here are three movies with a similar fight-for-your-life fierceness and emotional heft for you to watch next.

'The Impossible'

Like "Surviving Hurricane Otis," "The Impossible" is a family drama wrapped in a disaster flick. It's also based on a true story: the harrowing real-life experience of María Belón and her family in the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.

Dr. Maria Bennett (Naomi Watts), her husband Henry (Ewan McGregor), and their three young sons — Lucas (Tom Holland, in his feature film debut), Thomas (Samuel Joslin), and Simon (Oaklee Pendergast) — are vacationing at a tropical beach resort in Thailand when a massive tsunami hits and violently tears the family apart. Injured and split into two factions (mom with Lucas, dad with the younger boys), the Bennetts desperately seek reunion and survival amidst catastrophic destruction.

Watch "The Impossible" on Netflix now

'The Perfect Storm'

Also based on a true story — that of the Andrea Gail, an American commercial swordfishing boat that was lost at sea in the North Atlantic after the devastation of the so-called Perfect Storm of 1991 — this 2000 disaster thriller stars George Clooney as Billy Tyne, a Gloucester-based captain who, along with his crew, decides to undertake one last fishing trip before the end of an otherwise lackluster season.

As the crew sails further and further out into the deep blue to reap their treasures, an unusually intense storm system starts brewing. Soon, the men find themselves battling a historically raging sea that puts them all in mortal danger.

Rent/buy "The Perfect Storm" on Prime Video now

'All is Lost'

In "Surviving Hurricane Otis," Candi and Wirpul at least have each other to lean on while trying to weather a severe storm. In J.C. Chandor's 2013 survival drama "All is Lost," Robert Redford — playing a veteran mariner who is credited simply as "Our Man" — is sadly alone aboard his stranded vessel, contending with violent natural elements (thunderous storms, prowling sharks), damaged navigation equipment, dwindling supplies, and a quickly sinking yacht.

The lifelong boatman has to resourcefully tap into all his sailing skills and physical strength (Redford was 77 years old during filming!) to make it back to land alive. The gripping drama scored a Golden Globe win for its moving score by Alex Ebert, and earned a Best Actor nomination for Redford's stunning one-man performance.

Stream "All is Lost" on Tubi now

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First up is “Soulm8te,” a spin-off from the “M3GAN” universe. David Rysdahl stars as a grieving engineer who tries to turn his new AI android into the perfect partner, only to watch her develop deadly needs of her own. Critics were harsh on it, but it’s become one of Hulu’s most-watched movies, clearly striking a chord as a trashy, lurid slice of killer-AI horror.

Next is “Hokum,” a quietly terrifying standout from “Oddity” director Damian McCarthy. “Severance’s” Adam Scott stars as a reclusive novelist who travels to a remote Irish inn to scatter his parents’ ashes, only to find himself haunted by an ancient witch and the dark secrets of his past. Rounding out the pack is “Companion,” one of 2025’s best-reviewed horror films, starring Sophie Thatcher and Jack Quaid in a twisty, darkly funny thriller about a weekend getaway gone wrong.

'Soulm8te' (2026)

Genre: Sci-fi thriller

What’s it about? Spun off from the “M3GAN” universe, “Soulm8te” trades the killer doll for a killer girlfriend. David Rysdahl stars as David, a grieving widower and engineer who’s asked by his tech-giant employer to test a new artificially intelligent android. He tries to reprogram her into a truly sentient soulmate, but the android (Lily Sullivan) soon develops needs and desires of her own, unleashing a relentless spree of violence.

Why you need to watch it: Critics were rough on it, and it even set a franchise low on Rotten Tomatoes, but “Soulm8te” has become a streaming hit since landing on Hulu. It's trashy, violent fun, but even that has a place when it comes to figuring out your next Halloween watch.

Watch "Soulm8te" on Hulu now

'Hokum' (2026)

Genre: Horror

What’s it about? From Damian McCarthy, the writer-director behind the cult hit “Oddity,” this horror gem is a diamond in the rough. “Severance” star Adam Scott plays a reclusive novelist who travels to a remote Irish inn to scatter his parents’ ashes, only to become consumed by local legends of an ancient witch said to haunt the inn’s honeymoon suite. He's suddenly seeing disturbing visions as he’s pulled into a nightmarish reckoning with the darkest secrets of his own past. Is it all a bunch of hokum? Or something more?

Why you need to watch it: McCarthy has quickly become an exciting name in horror, and “Hokum” has earned a reputation as an intriguing chiller that gets genuinely under your skin. Adam Scott, best known for comedy, is fantastic in this dramatic lead role as well.

Watch "Hokum" on Hulu now

'Companion' (2025)

Genre: Sci-fi thriller

What’s it about? This thriller starts as a simple weekend getaway and turns into something a lot weirder. Sophie Thatcher stars as Iris, who heads to a secluded lakeside estate with her boyfriend Josh (Jack Quaid) and a group of friends. When the trip takes a deadly turn, one huge twist changes everything. Iris isn’t quite what she appears to be. To say much more would spoil the fun, but the film’s sharp twists keep you guessing right up to the end.

Why you need to watch it: Writer-director Drew Hancock’s debut was one of 2025’s best-reviewed horror films, praised for its wicked sense of humor and a clever premise with plenty to say about power and control. Thatcher and Quaid are terrific, and the movie is smart, funny and nasty in all the right ways.

Watch "Companion" on Hulu now

Fortunately, I’ve found a true ‘90s classic with De Niro, Pacino and Kilmer that you can stream right now, and as the new month begins over the weekend, the recently added options become significantly more plentiful. If you love a good thriller movie, you've got options.

The genre is a personal favorite of mine, so to help you spend more time watching exciting thriller movies and less time aimlessly scrolling the Netflix library, I’ve picked out a trio of must-watch thriller movies for your watchlist this week. Prepare for action, tension, and a twist or two. Plus, I've rounded up the best new thriller movies on Prime Video, too.

3 new to Netflix thrillers to watch this week

‘Heat’ (1995)

You shouldn’t need an excuse to watch “Heat.” Michael Mann’s 1995 crime epic is a genre titan for a reason, and stars Al Pacino, Robert De Niro and Val Kilmer. However, if you need some extra convincing, it feels particularly appropriate at present because the flick served as clear inspiration for Grand Theft Auto V. With Grand Theft Auto VI finally launching in just a few weeks (we're so close!), “Heat” is definitely a great watch to get in the mood for a return to the world of GTA.

Here’s the rundown: Neil McCauley (De Niro) is a master career thief planning one last major score before retirement. At the same time, Lieutenant Hanna (Pacino) is on his tail, willing to go to extreme lengths to catch McCauley and his crew (which includes Kilmer). As this cat-and-mouse game unfolds, the two men on opposite sides of the law develop mutual respect. But all roads lead to one final confrontation.

Watch "Heat" on Netflix now

‘Air Force One’ (1997)

“Air Force One” is one of Harrison Ford’s finest action efforts. Stuffed with pulp thrills and a strong cast, alongside Ford playing the President of the United States, you’ve got Gary Oldman as the leader of a terrorist group and Glenn Close as the Vice President. It’s one of those movies that sells itself on its fantastic, high-concept premise alone, and it doesn’t waste such a good idea either. It lives up to its potential.

Okay, so what’s the basic framework you might be asking? President James Marshall (Ford) is on his way back from a diplomatic trip in Moscow. Flying in comfort on Air Force One, the presidential plane is suddenly hijacked by a terrorist group, led by Egor Korshunov (Oldman). Marshall has to spring into action to save the day and thwart the terrorists' scheme, all from 30,000 feet. Try and tell me that’s not an excellent narrative hook for an action-thriller movie!

Watch "Air Force One" on Netflix starting November 1

‘Looper’ (2012)

My introduction to director Rian Johnson, the filmmaker behind the consistently high-quality “Knives Out” franchise, came in 2012 via “Looper,” and this sci-fi action-thriller left quite an impression on me. I love time-loop movies, but flimsy logic and plot holes are frustratingly common in the subgenre. Fortunately, “Looper” avoids these pitfalls and delivers a sci-fi movie that is smart, satisfying and stylish. Plus, it’s yet another pick with a stacked cast: Bruce Willis, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Emily Blunt, Paul Dano and Jeff Daniels. That’s a whole lot of star power.

In 2044, Joe (Gordon-Levitt) is a hitman for a criminal syndicate. That sounds like a simple setup for a thriller, but there’s a sci-fi wrinkle: Joe’s employers send his targets from the future in 2074. The arrangement changes when Joe’s future self (played by Willis) is his latest target, and Joe is unable to pull the trigger to “close the loop.” From there, the situation rapidly evolves as the present and the future collide.

Watch "Looper" on Netflix starting November 1

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However, somewhere along the way, we lost something vital: structure. These days, deciding what to watch can take longer than actually sitting down to watch it, leaving us bogged down in constant decision paralysis.

So, for one week, I decided to fight back and bring back the old cable TV experience using nothing but modern streaming services. The idea was simple: build my own evening schedule — assigning a drama at 6 p.m., a film at 7 p.m., and a lighthearted sitcom to round out the night — so I’d know exactly what was on the menu ahead of time.

How I brought back cable TV with scheduling

My evenings kicked off at 6 p.m. with a heavy hitter: I alternated between "The Queen's Gambit" and "The Crown," two Netflix shows I’d been meaning to catch up on for ages. They provided the kind of appointment-viewing television that once made an evening in front of the screen feel like a genuine event.

At 7 p.m., the drama gave way to a feature-length film. I focused exclusively on movies released on Netflix in 2026, forcing myself to try something fresh rather than retreating into the comfort zone of films I’ve already seen a dozen times.

Finally, late into the evening, I’d cap things off with an episode or two of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia."

The rules were deliberately loose. This wasn’t about recreating the inconveniences of cable, with its endless adverts and rigid broadcast times. It was about bringing back the feeling of having a plan before sitting down in front of the gogglebox.

It also brought back the best part of channel surfing, without the channels. One thing I hadn’t fully appreciated about traditional television was how easy it was to change your mind. If you stumbled across a terrible film while flicking through, you simply moved on. Streaming allows this too, of course, but the interfaces of the big services encourage a different kind of behaviour: You open Netflix, browse the recommendations, watch a trailer, consider another film, and eventually wonder whether you should be watching something on another service altogether.

My experiment gave me permission to skip all that. I’d pick a film, give it a chance, and if I wasn’t enjoying it, choose another. Quickly, and without overthinking it, as if it were simply what was on the next channel up. There was no guilt about abandoning something halfway through and no obligation to finish just because I’d committed. The schedule gave me a starting point, but I still had the freedom to change course.

The biggest surprises of scheduled streaming

The real test wasn’t whether this worked for one evening, but whether I could stick with it for a whole week. It was easier than I thought. After a few days, the routine felt natural. I didn’t have to think about what to watch when I sat down: the drama was waiting at six, a film followed, and “It’s Always Sunny” provided a familiar, easy end to each evening.

The comedy slot turned out to be particularly useful. Scheduled last, it left room for another episode before bed, and could stretch a little without disrupting the rest of the night. That meant I could enjoy the pleasure of binge-watching, while still keeping some boundaries. I wasn’t letting Netflix roll through an entire series on autopilot; I was making a conscious decision to watch one more episode.

The biggest surprise was how much television I watched. Normally, the effort of choosing would put me off altogether. I’d sit down intending to watch a program, spend ages scrolling and end up watching very little (or give up entirely and pick up a book or a video game instead). With a schedule in place, that friction largely disappeared. I watched more TV than usual, and it felt like a positive change rather than time wasted.

That’s the trouble with unlimited choice. Streaming’s greatest strength has also become one of its biggest frustrations. We have access to an extraordinary amount of entertainment, but we’re expected to curate it ourselves every single night. Film or TV show? Something new or something familiar? Finish the show I started last week, or try the one everyone’s talking about on social media? That constant decision-making is exhausting.

Traditional television took many of those decisions away. Broadcasters created a flow between programs, giving viewers a reason to keep watching without a fresh choice every half hour. My experiment showed that we haven’t necessarily outgrown that model; we may simply have become accustomed to thinking that more choice is always a good thing, when it's not.

You should build your own cable TV experience

Of course, streaming still has its benefits. I can pause a show, switch films instantly, and watch as many episodes of my chosen sitcom as I want, without a broadcaster’s timetable or endless ads for products I have zero interest in buying. I was merely borrowing the structure of cable while keeping the conveniences of streaming. After a week, I wouldn’t give up streaming and return to traditional cable, but I will persevere with this combination.

The biggest benefit wasn’t discovering a new show or a hidden gem. It was being able to sit down and watch something without wasting the evening searching for something worth watching.

And you don’t need to copy my schedule exactly. Build one around your own tastes. Perhaps a documentary with dinner, then a few episodes of a drama before bed. Maybe endless reality TV, horror films, or a weekly rewatch of an old favourite. The point isn’t to impose rigid rules on your free time, but to create enough structure that you spend less time deciding and more time actually watching.

Streaming hasn’t killed the pleasure of television, but it has made it surprisingly easy to forget that TV is supposed to be relaxing. For one week, I brought back just a little of the old cable experience, and ended up watching more, enjoying it more, and spending far less time wondering what to watch next.

And now, I've made this multiple-choice quiz just for you, featuring 10 photos of classic movies (and one TV show) with witches. Which witch is which? Play the quiz to see.

If you're still in the mood for more challenges, you're in luck. Why not try matching these 10 stars to their classic 80s movies, or for another spooky theme, try naming these 10 classic horror movies from their taglines?

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Everything gets going on November 1 with "The Gilded Age" season 4. On the same day, "Youth" season 1 wraps up with its finale. A slew of popular films also kick off the month, with some fantastic Christmas movies like "A Christmas Carol" and "A Christmas Story" leading the charge. Next, HBO's original series "City Of God: The Fight Rages On" season 2 hits the service on November 8. Midmonth, Dawn Porter’s documentary "When a Witness Recants" drops on November 17, which could be worth a look.

Here's a guide to everything new on HBO Max in November 2026.

New on HBO Max in Novemmber 2026: Top picks

'The Gilded Age' season 4

"The Gilded Age" starting its fourth season is without a doubt the main event of HBO Max's November offerings. I hate to admit it, but I haven't seen any of "The Gilded Age" myself. Based on the trailer and my research for this article, I must check it out. I love a period drama set in late-19th century New York City. The lead cast includes Carrie Coon, Morgan Spector, Cynthia Nixon, and Christine Baranski, and reviews say they all do a tremendous job of making the show feel period-accurate.

Stream "The Gilded Age" season 4 on HBO Max starting November 1

'City Of God: The Fight Rages On' season 2

"City of God: The Fight Rages On" follows up on the 2002 film "City of God." It's just as intense as the full-length feature. Now back for its second season, director Aly Muritiba dives deeper into the intense conflicts between the police, drug dealers and militias in the favela and how it affects the community. It's a heavy watch, but the writing and translations are solid, and it is entertaining despite feeling very real and authentic.

Stream "City of God: The Fight Rages On" Season 2 on HBO Max starting November 8

'When a Witness Recants'

Nothing beats sinking your teeth into a good documentary, even when the subject matter isn't always easy to handle emotionally. This is one that looks to be emotionally charged, covering the story of Andrew Stewart, Ransom Watkins, and Alfred Chestnut, who were wrongly convicted of the 1983 murder of 14-year-old DeWitt Duckett. The trio spent 36 years in prison for a crime they did not commit, and the documentary dives into all the painful details. It won't be an easy watch, but it'll suck you in through to the end, especially given the praise it's getting in screenings and at Sundance.

Stream "When a Witness Recants" on HBO Max starting November 17

Everything new on HBO Max in November 2026

November 1

3 Days to Kill
America America
Calcifer Yule Log (Studio Ghibli)
A Christmas Carol (1938)
A Christmas Story
Christmas with The Kranks
The Desert Song (1944)
Destination Tokyo
Dune (1984)
Elf
Enemy (A24)
Far From The Madding Crowd (1967)
The First Purge
Flipper (1963)
Four Christmases
Gay Purr-ee
The Gilded Age Podcast, Season 4 (HBO)
The Gilded Age, Season 4 (HBO Original)
The Glass Bottom Boat
Hands of a Stranger
Happy Feet
Hoot
House of Women
The Hypnotic Eye
Jerry Maguire
Jodorowsky's Dune
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (2018)
The Kitchen: World on a Plate, Season 41 (Food Network)
The Man Who Invented Christmas
Meet Me in St. Louis
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (1989)
Nobody Lives Forever (1946)
The Polar Express
Prancer: A Christmas Tale (2022)
The Predator (2018)
Project X (2012)
Red Sparrow
Rise of the Guardians
Scream (1996)
Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (2011)
The Shop Around the Corner (1940)
Skyscraper (2018)
They Were Expendable
This is Not a War Story (HBO)
A Very Merry Rickmas Yule Log (Adult Swim)
The Wolverine (2013)
You're a Big Boy Now

November 2

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (2014)
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes (2024)
Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011)
War for the Planet of the Apes (2017)

November 3

Holiday Baking Championship, Season 13 (Food Network)

November 4

Harry Potter: Wizards of Baking, Season 3 (Food Network)
Smallfoot

November 6

Batwheels, Season 3G (Cartoon Network)
House Hunters International: Volume 10, Season 218 (HGTV)
Melania Rea, Season 1 (HBO Original)

November 7

Tadej Pogačar: Anatomy of a G.O.A.T. (Eurosport Documentary)

November 8

City Of God: The Fight Rages On, Season 2 (HBO Original)

November 9

Tournament of Champions: All-Star Christmas, Season 2 (Food Network)

November 11

Big Bargain Holiday Showdown, Season 1 (HGTV)
My Big Fat Fabulous Life, Season 14 (TLC)

November 13

Clangold, Season 1 (HBO Original)
Crown of Deceit: Inside the Miss Universe Scandal, Season 1 (TLC)
House Hunters: Volume 11, Season 264 (HGTV)
Maniacs of the Truth, Season 1 (HBO Original)
Silent Night (HBO Original)

November 14

Cooking With Choi, Season 1 (Food Network)
Gift, Season 1
Madame Web

November 16

The Detour with David Chang, Season 1 (CNN)

November 17

Sweet Deceit, Season 2 (Food Network)
When a Witness Recants (HBO Original)

November 18

Beat Bobby Flay, Season 45 (Food Network)
Renovation Resort Showdown, Season 3 (HGTV)
The Hotline (HBO Original)

November 19

A Body in the Basement, Season 3 (ID)
Save My Skin, Season 7 (TLC)

November 20

Maine Cabin Masters: All Inn, Season 1 (Magnolia Network)
The Roses (2025)
Tony (A24)

November 22

Holmes On Homes: Building A Legacy, Season 2 (HGTV)

November 24

The Buffalo Miracle (HBO Original)

November 25

Secret Life of a Vegas Casino, Season 1 (Discovery)
The Slightest Touch (HBO Original)

November 27

Batwheels, Season 4 (Cartoon Network)
Krypto Saves the Day, Season 2C (DC)
The Art of Deception (HBO Original)
The Cursed Zoo (HBO Original)
The Linares Files (HBO Original)
The Magic Faraway Tree (2026)

November 29

OWN Holiday Movie: The Christmas Showdown 2 (OWN)

Live Sports

NASCAR

November 6
Homestead-MIA Speedway Practice, 5:30 p.m.

November 7
Homestead-MIA Speedway Qualifying, 5:30 p.m.

NHL on TNT

November 4
Chicago v Florida, 7:30 p.m.
San Jose v Los Angeles, 10 p.m.

November 10
Detroit v St Louis, 8 p.m.

November 11
Tampa Bay v Buffalo, 7 p.m.
Utah v Vegas, 9:30 p.m.

November 16
Original 6 Series - Montreal vs NY Rangers, 7:30 p.m.

November 17
Original 6 Series -
Toronto vs Chicago, 7:30 p.m.
Dallas vs Vegas, 10 p.m.

November 18
Original 6 Series - Boston vs Detroit, 7:30 p.m.

November 24
Vegas vs Edmonton, 8 p.m.

November 25
Carolina vs Tampa Bay, 7 p.m.

November 27
NY Rangers vs Chicago, 5:30 p.m.
Pittsburgh v Buffalo, 8 p.m.

Men’s College Basketball – Big East and Big 12

November 2
Hall of Fame Series
Gonzaga v Purdue, 7:30 p.m.
Arizona v UCLA 10 p.m.

November 5
Long Island v Seton Hall, 6:30 p.m.
South Florida v DePaul, 8:30 p.m.
Cal Poly v Arizona, 10:30 p.m.

November 6
Hall of Fame - Michigan v Connecticut, 8 p.m.

November 9
Wagner v Connecticut, 7 p.m.
Alamba A&M v DePaul, 9 p.m.

November 10
La Salle v Villanova, 7 p.m.

November 13
Ohio State v Connecticut, 7:30 p.m.

November 18
Siena v St. John’s, 7 p.m.
Bethune Cookman v Creighton, 9 p.m.

November 19
Northeastern v Butler, 7 p.m.

November 20
Iowa v Xavier, 7:30 p.m.

November 24
Coppin State v Villanova, 7 p.m.

U.S. Soccer

November 14
USSF Nations League QF, USMNT v Haiti, 4:30 p.m.

November 17
USSF Nations League QF, USMNT v Haiti, 7 p.m.

Big 12 Football

November 7
TBD

November 14
TBD

November 21
TBD

November 28
TBD

All Elite Wrestling in November (AEW)

November 4
AEW Dynamite, 8 p.m.

November 7
AEW Collision, 8 p.m.

November 11
AEW Dynamite, 8 p.m.

November 14
AEW Collision, 8 p.m.

November 18
AEW Dynamite, 8 p.m.

November 21
AEW Collision, 8 p.m.

November 25
AEW Dynamite, 8 p.m.

November 28
AEW Collision, 8 p.m.

These lists are provided by HBO and may not be comprehensive. These lists are subject to change at any point.

As usual, Prime Video has shared its full November 2026 release schedule with every confirmed title and its streaming date. From the full list, I’ve picked the biggest, buzziest movies and shows coming to the service this month, so you know exactly what to keep on your radar. Check out everything new on Prime Video in November 2026.

New on Prime Video in November 2026: Top picks

'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power' season 3 (Nov. 11)

Prime Video’s big-budget “Lord of the Rings” prequel returns for a third season set thousands of years before Frodo ever left the Shire. Chronicling the Second Age of Middle-earth, the series follows the rise of the dark lord Sauron (Charlie Vickers) and the forging of the Rings of Power, with Morfydd Clark’s Galadriel still determined to stop him. After a second season that deepened the war across Middle-earth, season 3 pushes the conflict closer to all-out catastrophe.

Stream "Rings of Power" season 3 on Prime Video from Nov. 11

‘Madden’ (Nov. 18)

Nicolas Cage transforms into one of football’s most beloved figures in this Prime Video original. “Madden” traces the life of John Madden (Cage), from his Super Bowl-winning years coaching the Oakland Raiders and his partnership with owner Al Davis (Christian Bale) to his legendary broadcasting career and the creation of the blockbuster “Madden NFL” video game franchise. Whether you're a football devotee or just love firing up one of the games here and there, this is must-watch material for anyone who loves the sport.

Stream "Madden" on Prime Video from Nov. 18

‘They Will Kill You’ (Nov. 20)

If you’re in the mood for something bloody and fast, “They Will Kill You” is plenty of mayhem for anyone to handle. It stars Zazie Beetz as Asia, an ex-convict who takes a housekeeping job at a swanky New York high-rise called the Virgil to track down her missing sister. There's just one problem: The building is a 12-story death trap run by a Satanic cult. Fortunately for her, she’s far more dangerous than anyone expects, and she fights her way through the carnage as best she can, which makes for a bloody good time for fans of movies like "Ready or Not."

Stream "They Will Kill You" on Prime Video from Nov. 20

‘Clashing Through the Snow’ (Nov. 23)

This cozy holiday rom-com strands two rival publishing editors, played by Christopher Briney (“The Summer I Turned Pretty”) and Michelle Randolph (“Landman”), at a snowed-in airport and forces them to share a rental car all the way to New York. The catch is that they’re secretly competing for the same career-saving book deal, which makes their road trip more tense than you might have guessed. The movie has a scene-stealing supporting cast that includes Lukas Gage, Julia Fox and Paris Hilton, and it's perfect for settling into the winter holidays.

Stream "Clashing Through the Snow" on Prime Video from Nov. 23

‘Blade Runner 2099’ (Nov. 25)

The world of "Blade Runner" expands onto the small screen with this ambitious new series. Set 50 years after the events of "Blade Runner 2049," "Blade Runner 2099" imagines a Los Angeles reshaped by the artificial humans known as replicants. Michelle Yeoh is an aging replicant Blade Runner, with Hunter Schafer as Cora, a fugitive who takes on the identity of a Blade Runner in one last bid to stop running. If you're a fan of the neon-soaked franchise, this next direction for it is a no-brainer.

Stream "Blade Runner 2099" on Prime Video from Nov. 25

New shows on Prime Video in November 2026

November 1

• iZombie S1-S5 (2015)

November 4

• The Greatest (2026)

November 5

• Terrell & T.O. (2026)

November 11

• The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power S3 (2026)

November 14

• Frasier S1-2 (2023)

November 15

• The Chosen S6 (2026)

November 25

• Blade Runner 2099 (2026)

November 30

• The Boy Who Stole Billions? (2026)

New movies on Prime Video in October 2026

November 1

• A Belle For Christmas (2014)
• A Christmas Carol (1999)
• A Christmas Wedding Tail (2011)
• A Different Kind Of Christmas (1996)
• A Hobo's Christmas (1987)
• A Shot In The Dark (1964)
• A Very Barry Christmas (2008)
• A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas (2011)
• A Wonderful Christmas (2005)
• Agent Cody Banks (2003)
• Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London (2004)
• All Dogs Go To Heaven (1989)
• All Mine To Give (1957)
• American Made (2017)
• Annie Hall (1977)
• Bad Santa (2003)
• Bad Santa 2 (2016)
• Be Cool (2005)
• Blink Twice (2024)
• California Straight Ahead (1937)
• Chance Of Snow (2002)
• Christmas Classics: O' Christmas Tree (1999)
• Christmas In Connecticut (1945)
• Christmas In Paradise (2022)
• Darkest Hour (2017)
• Dear Santa (2024)
• Deck The Halls (2011)
• Duck Soup (1933)
• Elf (2003)
• Elf: Buddy's Musical Christmas (2014)
• Get Shorty (1995)
• Good Will Hunting (1998)
• Gretel & Hansel (2020)
• Hang 'Em High (1968)
• Holiday Affair (1949)
• Hot Tub Time Machine (2010)
• Hot Tub Time Machine 2 (2015)
• I Cover The War (1937)
• If You Believe (1999)
• I'll Be Home For Christmas (1998)
• Imitation Of Life (1959)
• In The Heat Of The Night (1967)
• It Happened On Fifth Avenue (1947)
• iZombie S1-S5 (2015)
• Jack Frost (1979)
• Jeepers Creepers (2001)
• Jeepers Creepers 2 (2003)
• Jesus Revolution (2023)
• Jet Pilot (1957)
• Jingle All The Way (1996)
• Last Holiday (2006)
• Last Tango In Paris (1973)
• Let's Have Kids (2026)
• Like A Boss (2020)
• Mean Girls (2004)
• Mermaids (1990)
• No Hard Feelings (2023)
• Nothing Like The Holidays (2008)
• Reap The Wild Wind (1942)
• Reindeer In Here (2022)
• Remember The Night (1940)
• Robin Hood (2010)
• Rudolph And Frosty's Christmas In July (2014)
• Rudolph's Shiny New Year (2013)
• Santa Who? (1997)
• Scooby-Doo! Haunted Holidays (2012)
• Scrooged (1988)
• Sea Spoilers (1936)
• Some Like It Hot (1959)
• Soul Plane (2004)
• Species (1995)
• Surviving Christmas (2004)
• Tank Girl (1995)
• The Addams Family (2019)
• The Addams Family 2 (2021)
• The Conqueror (1956)
• The Delta Force (1986)
• The Front Page (1974)
• The Happy Elf (2005)
• The Heiress (1949)
• The Internship (2026)
• The Manchurian Candidate (1962)
• The Nativity Story (2006)
• The Pink Panther (1964)
• The Pink Panther (2006)
• The Pink Panther 2 (2009)
• The Public Eye (1972)
• The Return Of The Living Dead (1985)
• The Rundown (2003)
• The Spoilers (1942)
• The Tangerine Bear (2000)
• The Wolf Of Snow Hollow (2020)
• Thomas Kinkade's Christmas Cottage (2008)
• Three Wise Guys (2005)
• Tower Heist (2011)
• Twins (1988)
• Tyler Perry's A Madea Christmas (2013)
• Ulzana's Raid (1972)
• Uncle Drew (2018)
• Valley Girl (2020)
• Wargames (1983)
• We Wish You A Merry Christmas (1999)
• Yoroï (2025)
• Zoot Suit (1982)

November 11

• The Book Of Clarence (2024)

November 18

• Madden (2026)

November 20

• They Will Kill You (2026)

November 23

• Clashing Through the Snow (2026)

November 28

• Lord Of The Rings, The: The War Of The Rohirrim (2024)

Live sports

November 5

• Thursday Night Football on Prime (2026)

November 6

• NBA on Prime (2026)
• ONE Championship on Prime (2026)

November 7

• NWSL on Prime (2026)

November 12

• Thursday Night Football on Prime (2026)

November 13

• NBA on Prime (2026)

November 19

• Thursday Night Football on Prime (2026)

November 20

• NBA on Prime (2026)

November 27

• The Farmers Insurance Skins Game on Prime (2026)
• NBA on Prime (2026)
• Thursday Night Football on Prime (2026)

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From a possessed Regan from The Exorcist to Scream's iconic Ghostface and Terrifier's Art the Clown, there are lots of movie monsters to choose from in this roundup. It's not just about the movies, either – I've also included Pyramid Head from the Silent Hill video games.

All of these Pops are available now from Amazon, so there's still time to order them ahead of the big day. Have fun... and don't have nightmares!

I've gone through everything from Netflix, Apple TV, Hulu, etc. to see what's recently landed. I've even added some movies you can stream for free on some of the best free streaming services like Tubi, along with some chilling horror picks on Shudder.

Here are all the new shows and movies (and live events) you can stream tonight (Wednesday, October 28), and where to watch them. For more picks, check out the 5 best Prime Video movies to watch before they leave soon.

Top picks to stream tonight

'Minions and Monsters' (Peacock)

Genre: Animated comedy

What it's about: The Minions are going Hollywood. Set in 1927, the latest Minions sequel follows a new batch of the little yellow henchmen as they stumble into the silent-film era and, naturally, attempt to become movie stars. Their Hollywood dreams go spectacularly off the rails when they accidentally unleash an eyeball-covered monster on Los Angeles.

Why you should watch it: Yes, it’s another Minions movie. But this one has a surprisingly fun trick up its sleeve: a genuine affection for classic Hollywood. Kids will enjoy the colorful chaos and physical comedy, while adults can appreciate the movie’s winking send-up of silent cinema and Old Hollywood.

Watch "Minions and Monsters" on Peacock now

‘Brothers' episode 7 (Apple TV)

Genre: Comedy

What it's about: Matthew McConaughey is ready to announce his campaign for Texas governor live on TV with Brian Williams. But with Woody Harrelson around, even a major political moment can’t go according to plan. As the big interview approaches, an unexpected mishap threatens to derail everything.

Why you should watch it: The question of whether Matthew and Woody might actually be brothers still hangs in the air, giving the show plenty of family drama beneath all the bodily-fluid jokes.

Watch "Brothers" episode 7 on Apple TV now

'Love Is Blind' season 11 - episodes 9-11 (Netflix)

Genre: Reality dating

What it's about: With the weddings looming, the couples face the less-romantic stuff: money, family dynamics and whether their relationships can survive a little real-world pressure. A wild night out, a Pod Squad reunion and some increasingly tense conversations push several couples closer to the breaking point.

Why you should watch it: The countdown to the altar is ticking, which means the stakes are getting deliciously high. Add in old flames, an on-camera crashout and a few health scares, and these couples have plenty to sort out before saying “I do.”

Watch "Love Is Blind" on Netflix now

Your streaming guide: Wednesday, Oct 28

Here's everything coming to streaming today, broken down by streaming service:

NETFLIX

• "Champions"
• "Love Is Blind" season 11 (episodes 9-11)

PRIME VIDEO

• "Ali G: Who Iz I?" (streaming premiere)
• "Drive - The Pretenders"

PARAMOUNT+

• "All the Queen's Men" (new episode)
• "The Challenge" (season 42 finale)
• "Hanging By A Wire"
• "The Loud House" (season 9)
• "Ridiculousness" (seasons 13-15)
• "Sacrifice" (new episode)

HBO MAX

• NHL: Philadelphia vs Washington (7:30 p.m. Et)
• AEW Dynamite: Fright Night Dynamite (8 p.m. ET)

APPLE TV

• "Brothers" (new episode)
• "Small Prophets" (new episode)
• "Where's Wanda?" (new episode)
• MLS: Charlotte vs Montreal (7:30 p.m. ET)
• MLS: Miami vs Cincinnati (7:30 p.m. ET)
• MLS: New England vs New York (7:30 p.m. ET)
• MLS: New York City vs Atlanta (7:30 p.m. ET)
• MLS: Austin vs Salt Lake (8:30 p.m. ET)
• MLS: Chicago vs Orlando (8:30 p.m. ET)
• MLS: Dallas vs Columbus (8:30 p.m. ET)
• MLS: Minnesota vs Kansas City (8:30 p.m. ET)
• MLS: Nashville vs Philadelphia (8:30 p.m. ET)
• MLS: St Louis vs Portland (8:30 p.m. ET)
• MLS: San Jose vs Colorado (10:30 p.m. ET)
• MLS: Seattle vs Houston (10:30 p.m. ET)
• MLS: Vancouver vs San Diego (10:30 p.m. ET)

HULU

• "Dancing with the Stars" (season 35 new episode)
• "The Lowdown" (season 2 new episode)
• "Merry Berry Love" (new episode)
• "R.J. Decker" (Season 2 new episode) (ABC)

DISNEY+

• "Marvel’s Iron Man and his Awesome Friends" (new episode)
• "Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir Chibi: Shorts" (season 1 new episodes)
• "Merry Berry Love" (new episode)

PEACOCK

• "Minions & Monsters" (streaming premiere)
• Serie A Matchweek 9

ESPN UNLIMITED

• NBA: Philadelphia 76ers at Indiana Pacers (7:15 p.m. ET)
• NBA: Oklahoma City Thunder at Dallas Mavericks (9:35 p.m. ET)

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Whether you're in the mood for supernatural scares, deeply unsettling folk horror or a brutal slasher, I've picked out three underrated horror movies you can stream on Plex right now without paying a dime.

From the nightmarish twists of "Talk to Me" to the sun-drenched dread of "Midsommar" and Rob Zombie's peak aughts vibes in his divisive 2007 "Halloween" remake, these horror movies deserve a spot on your watchlist — just don't blame us when you have to sleep with the lights on.

'Talk to Me' (2022)

"Talk to Me's" haunting mother-daughter story hit me at exactly the right time; after wowing audiences in Australia, it landed in theaters stateside in 2023 just a few months after my mom passed away. It follows a group of friends who play a "Bloody Mary" style party game with an embalmed hand, only to discover it's actually a ritual for summoning spirits. As hokey as I found the premise at first, "Talk to Me" ended up being one of the best horror movies I'd seen in years — something its 94% critics' score on Rotten Tomatoes speaks to.

At first, the friends are thrilled to let spirits temporarily possess their bodies, treating it like a game. That is, until Mia (Sophie Wilde), a teenager still grieving the death of her mom, accidentally takes things too far and unleashes something far more sinister. With the boundary between the living and the dead wearing thin, their reality unravels into a waking nightmare as Mia and co. scramble to make things right.

Watch "Talk to Me" free on Plex now

'Midsommar' (2019)

Have I already plugged Ari Aster's phenomenal "Midsommar" multiple times in this month's column of free movies to stream? You bet your ass. And I shall continue to yap about how good it is — at least until spooky season is over. One of my all-time favorite horror movies, "Midsommar" is a disturbing descent into the dangers of groupthink that can lead desperate folks to leave their humanity behind. Aster dramatically breaks away from the usual horror aesthetic, setting the bulk of the movie in a picturesque meadow under the bright Swedish summer sun.

Florence Pugh stuns as a final girl for the history books: Dani, a grieving American student who tags along on a trip to a remote Swedish village with her boyfriend and his friends to experience a once-in-a-lifetime midsummer festival. At first, the community seems welcoming, and its unusual traditions intrigue more than terrify. But as the festivities continue, things take a bloody turn, and members of the group begin disappearing. I joke that this is the perfect girls' night horror movie, though if gore isn't your thing (it really ain't mine either; I just keep my eyes closed for those parts), you may want to skip this one.

Watch "Midsommar" on Plex free now

'Rob Zombie’s Halloween' (2007)

I'm not a die-hard "Halloween" fan by any means, which may explain why I have a soft spot for Rob Zombie's ill-judged remake just as much as I do for John Carpenter's original 1978 masterpiece. I have a lot of nostalgia for slasher movies in their messiest era, and I think Zombie’s more reflective take on Michael Myers is far more interesting than it gets credit for. The 2007 "Halloween" remake fleshes out the killer with a moody backstory that's peak aughts, showing a young Michael (Daeg Faerch) neglected and bullied as his mother Deborah (Sheri Moon Zombie) struggles to protect him.

One Halloween night, Michael finally snaps, leaving his family shattered while he's carted off to a psych ward. Under the care of Dr. Samuel Loomis (Malcolm McDowell), Michael retreats into an unsettling silence over the years. Seventeen years later, the grown Michael (Tyler Mane) escapes and stalks through his hometown in search of his baby sister, who was adopted and raised as Laurie Strode (Scout Taylor-Compton). As Michael carves another bloody path on Halloween night, Loomis races to track down his former patient before Laurie and her friends become his next victims.

Watch "Rob Zombie's Halloween" free on Plex now

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Starting with the seasonal picks, “A Dog’s Perfect Christmas” looks at the holidays through the eyes of a lovable pooch companion, and it’s based on a novel by the author of “A Dog’s Purpose.” Or for a different kind of festival pick, “Black Doves” season 2 mixes wintry locations with a gripping spy storyline and stars Keira Knightley and Ben Whishaw.

If it’s still early in your household for Christmas-themed content, be sure to check out “Heartland,” a new mystery thriller series set in the country music capital. Or “The Altruists,” a limited series based on the true story of one of the biggest financial frauds in U.S. history. Meanwhile, families will want to add “Steps” to their watchlist, a new animated fantasy adventure that puts a new spin on the classic fairy-tale story of Cinderella.

Here's the full breakdown of everything you need to stream on Netflix in November 2026, including movies, shows, live events, comedy specials, documentaries and more.

New on Netflix in November 2026: Top picks

‘A Dog’s Perfect Christmas’

What it's about: Based on the novel by W. Bruce Cameron, author of “A Dog’s Purpose,” this holiday flick centers on the Goss family, whose festive season is blighted by a medical emergency. With the humans at their breaking point, it’s up to the family’s wise old basset hound, Winstead (voiced by Thomas Haden Church), to bring the Goss clan back together.

Why you should watch it: Netflix’s holiday slate is packed this year, and “A Dog’s Perfect Christmas” marks the streamer's first festive flick of 2026. It’s sure to get you in the festive mood and will no doubt tug on the heartstrings of dog owners. Milo Ventimiglia and Dennis Quaid star, both veterans of the dog drama genre. Quaid actually featured in the “A Dog’s Purpose” movie (and its sequel), but plays a new character here.

Watch "A Dog's Perfect Christmas" on Netflix starting November 4

‘Black Doves’ season 2

What it's about: Spy-for-hire Helen (Keira Knightley) returns in season 2 of Netflix’s winter-set action-thriller series. Still working for the covert organization Black Doves, and with her husband, Wallace (Andrew Buchan), set to become U.K. prime minister, she’s reunited with her old friend, Sam (Ben Whishaw), for an even more dangerous mission.

Why you should watch it: “Black Doves” is a very different kind of festive offering, trading holiday cheese for a gripping spy thriller series. Knightley, Whishaw and Sarah Lancashire all return from season 1, with new cast members including Ambika Mod, Babou Ceesay, Sam Riley and Neve Campbell. Netflix is promising a season with higher stakes where loyalties will be tested, trust shattered, and the Black Doves organization explored further.

Watch "Black Dove" season 2 on Netflix starting November 5

‘Heartland’

What it's about: Oscar-winning Jessica Chastain stars in this mystery thriller set in the world of country music. Misty Jones (Chastain) is a retired country singer who emerges from reclusion to investigate the disappearance of her niece (Carter Faith), a rising star on the country scene. Misty’s quest for answers drags her into Nashville’s underbelly.

Why you should watch it: Usually when a mystery thriller movie explores a city’s seedy underbelly, it’s L.A. or New York, so “Heartland’s” trip into the less glamorous side of Music City is a refreshing twist. Having Chastain in the lead role also helps, even if the nuts and bolts of this thriller — investigating a disappearance — sound a little formulaic.

Watch "Heartland" on Netflix starting November 13

‘The Altruists’

What it's about: From showrunner Graham Moore (writer of “The Imitation Game”) comes “The Altruists,” a limited series that dramatizes the collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX. Starring Julia Garner and Anthony Boyle as Caroline Ellison and Sam Bankman-Fried, respectively, it’s a story of self-proclaimed financial disruptors who proved to be fraudsters, accused of stealing $8 billion and labeled the Bonnie and Clyde of the online generation.

Why you should watch it: The recent box office failure of “The Social Reckoning” may suggest there’s little appetite for dramatic retellings of online-centric wrongdoing, but “The Altruists” might have a better shot at success because it appears to be hooking its story on the toxic relationship between its two lead characters. The drama series will chronicle the rise of the FTX platform before its swift fall as the lovers’ fraud is exposed.

Watch "The Altruists" on Netflix starting November 4

‘Steps’

What it's about: “Steps” is the classic Cinderella story, but not as you know it. Cinders (voiced by Amanda Seyfried) isn’t the lead this time. Instead, the hero of this animated family adventure is Lilith (Ali Wong), Cinderella’s misunderstood stepsister. When Lilith accidentally transforms her sister, Margot (Stephanie Hsu), into a frog, and the kingdom is thrown into turmoil, the well-known tale is rewritten. Now, the stepsister usually cast as a villain has to become a hero.

Why you should watch it: Classic fairy tales retold from a different perspective, typically reframing a previously villainous character as a misunderstood (anti-)hero, are nothing new, but what “Steps” lacks in originality, it might make up for with charming fantasy musical fun. It also releases just a few days before Disney’s animated tentpole “Hexed” hits theaters, so "Steps" could function as a more cost-effective watch for families over the Thanksgiving weekend.

Watch "Steps" on Netflix starting November 20

Everything new on Netflix in November 2026

Synopses provided by Netflix

COMING SOON

"Gordon" (AR) (Netflix Series)

Aníbal Gordon rises from a small-time thief to a sadistic murderer during Argentina's brutal '70s in this drama series based on Marcelo Larraquy's book.

NOVEMBER 1

• "100 días para enamorarnos" season 1
• "A Sudden Case of Christmas"
• "Air Force One"
• "Barbie in the Nutcracker"
• "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever"
• "Bridesmaids"
• "Cliffhanger"
• "The Croods"
• "The Day After Tomorrow"
• "El Chema" season 1
• "Falsa identidad" seasons 1-2
• "Fury"
• "Ghosting: The Spirit of Christmas"
• "Happy’s Place" season 2
• "Insidious: Chapter 2"
• "Insidious: Chapter 3"
• "Looper"
• "Mistletoe Murders" seasons 1-2
• "The Mummy"
• "No Sleep 'Til Christmas"
• "Public Enemies"
• "Rectify" seasons 1-4
• "The Red Road" seasons 1-2
• "Resident Evil"
• "Resident Evil: Apocalypse"
• "Richard Jewell"
• "Same Time, Next Christmas"
• "Stand by Me"
• "Weekend at Bernie's"
• "Whiplash"

NOVEMBER 3

"Bass X Machina" (Netflix series)

In a steampunk West overrun by outlaws, machines and supernatural forces, a father is forced to become judge, jury and executioner to protect his family.

"Mike Tyson: Return of the Mike" (Netflix comedy special)

Mike Tyson: Return of the Mike is a raw, unfiltered one-man show filmed at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, FL. Marking his first return to the stage since 2013's Undisputed Truth, the former heavyweight champion trades menace for mischief, revealing himself as a natural comedian with sharp timing and a gift for turning his own chaos into punchlines. He still goes there — addiction, mental health, the man in the mirror — but takes the audience there laughing with him. Spinning his wildest, most unbelievable stories into some of the biggest laughs of the night. It's Tyson like you've never seen him: unguarded, unpredictable, and genuinely hilarious — proof that the baddest man on the planet might also be one of the wittiest.

• "A Cinderella Christmas Ball"
• "Christmas Time Is Here"
• "Menorah in the Middle"
• "St. Denis Medical" season 2
• "Will Trent" seasons 1-4

NOVEMBER 4

"A Dog's Perfect Christmas" (Netflix film)

From the bestselling author of A Dog’s Purpose, a tale of a family in crisis where a teenager, her grandfather, and his trusty basset hound struggle to keep the household together at Christmas.

"Anaesthesia" (PL) (Netflix series)

After a bold but unsuccessful surgery, a talented doctor swaps a prestigious clinic for a local hospital as he tries to get his life back on track.

"Ninho: Fame Ain’t Worth It" (FR) (Netflix documentary)

2025: Ninho is France's biggest rap star, but after a decade of hits and sacrifice, he considers walking away. This documentary explores that choice.

"Taken: Natalee Holloway" (Netflix documentary)

In 2005, Natalee Holloway vanished in Aruba. This documentary traces the decades-long search that led her mother face-to-face with the alleged killer.

• "A Runaway Bride for Christmas"
• "Deck the Hallways"

NOVEMBER 5

"Black Doves" season 2 (GB) (Netflix series)

As spy Helen navigates life as the prime minister's wife and Sam faces a deadly ultimatum, an attack on Reed pulls them into a desperate hunt for answers.

"North of North" season 2 (CA) (Netflix series)

Recharged and ready for her next chapter, Siaja leans on Ice Cove's tight-knit community to level up her life and build a future on her own terms.

"One Year to Live, Buy a Man" (JP) (Netflix film)

Given a year to live, frugal 40-year-old Yui finally lets herself spend: "buying" nightclub host Sena. What begins as a contract takes an unexpected turn.

"Overacting" (TH) (Netflix film)

When her ex-cop dad wakes up thinking he's still on duty, Nuch does what anyone would do — recruits her chaotic friends to run a fake police unit.

• "Deck the Halls"
• "The Neighborhood" season 1-8

NOVEMBER 6

"Possible Love" (KR) (Netflix film)

A laid-off worker and his wife cross paths with a documentary filmmaker and her spouse and confront their hidden desires. By Lee Chang-dong ("Burning").

"Under Siege" (CO) (Netflix series)

In 1985, the siege of Colombia's Palace of Justice plunges the nation into 27 hours of terror, leaving shattered lives and decades of unanswered questions.

"Unprotected: Murder in Galicia" (ES) (Netflix documentary)

In 2015, alleged thieves left Isabel Fuentes near death in her own home. This documentary traces how suspicions quickly fell on her circle of trust.

• "Carolina Caroline"
• "Funny Money: The Dane Cook Story"

NOVEMBER 9

"Doozie's Doghouse" (Netflix family)

Make it a doghouse day! Dog-loving Doozie uses her creativity and imagination during playtime with her puppy pals in this magical children's series.

"The Good Lawyer" (FR) (Netflix film)

After a courtroom overdose lands him in rehab, a lawyer has one week to save his career and prepare for his own trial, with the help of a dogged intern.

• "Misty Green"
• "Power" seasons 1-6

NOVEMBER 10

"The Devil's Plan" season 3 (KR) (Netflix series)

Sixteen clever players from all walks of life assemble for the ultimate game of smarts. With money and esteem on the line, who will be crowned winner?

"Janelle James: How Romantic" (Netflix comedy special)

In her debut hour-long stand-up special, Janelle James sounds off on body counts, bank accounts and why women should wrestle men.

"Last One Standing" season 4 (JP) (Netflix series)

From rom-com to samurai saga, popular comics join A-list actors in a drama where passionate, unscripted stories decide who becomes the last one standing.

• "Reminders of Him"

NOVEMBER 11

"Alicia's Law" (MX) (Netflix series)

When her carefully built life comes undone, Alicia returns to practicing law and discovers that rebuilding her career also means redefining herself.

"Avedon" (Netflix documentary)

From world leaders to pop culture icons, and international supermodels, Richard Avedon's influence helped create the blueprint for our image-driven world. His photographs didn't just reflect culture, they shaped it.

Directed by Ron Howard, AVEDON traces the life and legacy of an artist who used photography to reinvent the world around him. Drawing on unprecedented access to his personal archives—never-before-seen stills, intimate behind-the-lens footage, and new interviews with his closest collaborators—the film explores how his singular eye both reflected and reshaped the visual language of the 20th century, and why even the most iconic image is only half the story.

"The Body" (Netflix series)

On Halloween night, an all-girls dance squad tumbles into Catholic guilt, unholy desires and ghostly visions when an initiation goes to hell.

"ChiaroScuro" (IT) (Netflix series)

After a body is found in a Roman museum, an art expert must apply his instincts and skills to help police solve a mystery connected to his own past.

"The Gospel of Christmas" (Netflix film)

A struggling pastor moves his family to a troubled New York neighborhood, where they must save a neglected church from foreclosure before Christmas.

• "How to Fall In Love By Christmas"
• "Rodeo Christmas Romance"

NOVEMBER 12

"Allen" (AU) (Netflix film)

20 years after his childhood encounter with an alien, Petey never moved on. Now his old friend is back, but the reunion comes with a world-ending secret.

"Bros" season 2 (IL) (Netflix series)

Friends Pini and Nisso try to rebuild their shattered careers and rocky relationships — only to become the unwitting targets of a vengeful mob boss.

"The Christmas Switch" (SE) (Netflix film)

Craving a change of pace, a work-hard-play-hard city girl swaps lives with her homebody sister at Christmastime — only to unwrap a whole new kind of mess.

"The Empress" season 3 (DE) (Netflix series)

With her marriage and the empire facing new hardships, Elisabeth is drawn down a path that will forever alter her life and the future of Europe.

"Ethos" season 2 (TR) (Netflix series)

In Istanbul, diverse lives brush past each other in the city's everyday flow. Unknowingly shaping one another, their paths intersect in the therapy room.

"Love Is Blind, Habibi" season 2 (AE) (Netflix series)

The social experiment returns with new hosts, celebrity couple Wissam Breidy and Rym Saidi, as Arab singles connect and get engaged — before ever meeting.

"Miracles of the ER" (TW) (Netflix series)

An average medical graduate chosen by a brilliant doctor must prove himself alongside elite peers — and survive the chaos of a high-stakes ER.

"Never Surrender" (ID) (Netflix film)

When a deadly gang descends on his remote home, a guilt-ridden veteran and the estranged grandchildren he barely knows must unite to survive.

• "A Christmas Castle Proposal: A Royal in Paradise 2"
• "The First 48" season 16

NOVEMBER 13

"Heartland" (Netflix film)

Former country legend Misty Jones (Jessica Chastain) returns to Nashville to unravel the truth behind her rising-star niece's disappearance.

"Murder in Galicia" (ES) (Netflix series)

When a woman is attacked in the night, a tenacious sergeant suspects her husband isn't as innocent as he seems in this drama inspired by true events.

"Stars and Vows: Anele & Buzza" (ZA) (Netflix series)

Follow media darling Anele Mdoda and her royal fiance Buzza James from pre-wedding celebrations and tense family moments to their long-awaited "I do."

• "A Merry Christmas Wish"

NOVEMBER 15

• "Insidious"
• "Smile"

NOVEMBER 16

"Mike Ward: Modest" (CA) (Netflix comedy special)

French-Canadian comic Mike Ward delivers an unapologetically honest set, from dating after divorce to living life to the fullest — one impulse at a time.

• "Christmas On The Ranch"
• "Reporting for Christmas"
• "Obsession"
• "RBG"
• "Run the World" seasons 1-2

NOVEMBER 18

"Gentle Monster" (AT) (Netflix film)

After moving to the countryside, Lucy hopes for a fresh start with her family — but a police visit and her husband's dark secret shatter her world.

"Guarding Stars" (Netflix film)

A no-nonsense bodyguard heads to a Montana ranch with the famous actor she's protecting. But posing as a couple for Christmas soon sparks a real romance.

"The Law of Beasts" (PL) (Netflix series)

Panic returns to Poland as a convicted child murderer nears release, reigniting moral conflict between the case's lead investigator and its psychiatrist.

"Valentina and the 12 Signs" (BR) (Netflix series)

After a devastating breakup, Valentina decides to date one man from every zodiac sign. But the universe has other plans.

"Win the Mall" (Netflix series)

Part shopping spree, part social strategy, this high-gloss reality competition drops players into a living mall where they’ll fight to outshop, outsmart, and outlast one another — and only one will walk away with the keys to the ultimate prize.

• "America's Test Kitchen Friendsgiving" season 1

NOVEMBER 19

"The Altruists" (Netflix series)

The story of Sam Bankman-Fried and Caroline Ellison, two hyper-smart, ambitious young idealists who tried to remake the global financial system in the blink of an eye - before they were accused of stealing $8 billion and became Gen Z's own Bonnie & Clyde.

• "A Cherry Pie Christmas"
• "Christmas at Fields Ranch"

NOVEMBER 20

"On Behalf of My Son" (BR) (Netflix film)

After her son crashes a bus, Vicentina sets out to find every victim's family, determined to apologize to them face-to-face while mourning her own loss.

"Primetime Preacher$" (Netflix documentary)

In the 1980s, televangelists Jim Bakker, Jerry Falwell, and Jimmy Swaggart transformed American religion and politics, until greed, rivalry, and scandal ignited a holy war that threatened their empires.

"Steps" (Netflix family)

In this charmingly offbeat action comedy, Cinderella's "evil" stepsister Lilith steals the Fairy Godmother's wand and shatters the story as we know it.

NOVEMBER 21

• "The Family Holiday"
• "Marry Christmas"
• "Mistletoe Mixup"

NOVEMBER 23

"The Great British Baking Show: Holidays" season 9 (Netflix series)

Jolly treats, returning contestants and the "Peep Show" cast bring holiday hilarity to the tent. Which baker will be Paul and Prue's festive favorite?

"Sesame Street" Volume 4 (Netflix family)

From game nights and goodbyes to missing gifts, your Sesame Street friends explore big feelings and solve everyday problems with teamwork and kindness.

"The Trials of Karen Read" (GB) (Netflix documentary)

When Boston police officer John O'Keefe is found dead in a blizzard outside a Canton, Massachusetts, home, suspicion quickly falls on his girlfriend, Karen Read, who was one of the first to arrive on the scene. As details from that night emerge, other theories about what might have really happened that night come to light, dividing a small town and gripping the nation. Featuring exclusive interviews with those who were inside the house, along with O'Keefe's family and friends, and trial jurors, the series examines the story from the initial investigation through the years of tense courtroom battles that followed.

• "Mark Rober's CrunchLabs" season 6

NOVEMBER 24

"Rob Lowe: The Outsider" (Netflix documentary)

This definitive documentary goes beyond the highlight reel to reveal what it really took for Rob Lowe to survive Hollywood — and become one of its most enduring stars.

• "All for Christmas"
• "The Trouble With Mistletoe"

NOVEMBER 25

"The Mosquito Bowl" (Netflix film)

In the aftermath of Pearl Harbor, four college football stars enlist in the US Marines, discovering the strength of brotherhood and the cost of war.

NFL Netflix Gameday: Thanksgiving Eve, Packers vs. Rams (Netflix live event)

Kick off the holiday season with the NFL's first-ever Thanksgiving Eve matchup as the Packers take on the Rams live in Los Angeles.

NOVEMBER 26

"Always on Call" (NO) (Netflix series)

A devoted team of medical professionals navigate personal struggles, political pressure and a risky new hire at an overwhelmed emergency room in Oslo.

"Fool Night" (JP) (Netflix series)

In a sunless future where humans become plants to make oxygen, a desperate young man undergoes “Transfloration” — and discovers he can hear the voices of those who have become plants.

"The Hunting Wives" season 2 (Netflix series)

At the start of Season 2, Sophie and Margo are on the outs. But soon enough, old secrets and new foes force them back together. As they play their dangerous games, the question arises. Are they the hunters or the hunted?

"Toos: The Van der Valk Kidnapping" (NL) (Netflix series)

1982. When the matriarch of a Dutch hotel empire is kidnapped for ransom, her family launches a desperate effort to free her. Inspired by a true story.

NOVEMBER 27

"The Child" (ES) (Netflix film)

In 1980s Basque Country, after 9-year-old Nuco dies in a gas explosion, his mother tries to rebuild her life while his grandfather lives in denial.

"The Hunchback, Soul of Paris" (FR) (Netflix film)

Paris, 1830. As cholera threatens to ravage the city, a hunchback hunted for medical experiments is caught between political turmoil and impossible love.

NOVEMBER 28

• "Salish's 12 Games of Christmas" (Netflix series)

NOVEMBER 30

• "Pressure"
• "The Super Mario Galaxy Movie"

Leaving Netflix in November 2026

Leaving 11/1/2026

• "13 Going on 30"
• "42"
• "American Sniper"
• "Black Adam"
• "Broadchurch" seasons 1-3
• "Catch and Release"
• "Eat Pray Love"
• "Fast Five"
• "Hitch"
• "Jumanji"
• "Nightcrawler"
• "Pompeii"
• "Speed"
• "Speed 2: Cruise Control"
• "Starship Troopers"
• "Steel Magnolias"
• "Under the Skin"

Leaving 11/5/2026

• "The End of the F***ing World" seasons 1-2

Leaving 11/6/2026

• "Safe Haven"

Leaving 11/9/2026

• "The Lost City"

Leaving 11/14/2026

• "The Big C" seasons 1-4

Leaving 11/15/2026

• "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo"
• "The Shallows"

Leaving 11/19/2026

• "Saw X"
• "True Romance"

Leaving 11/20/2026

• "The Resident" seasons 1-6

Leaving 11/25/2026

• "Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life: Limited Series"

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It can be hard to keep track of what's coming and what's going on the popular Amazon platform, but that's where Tom's Guide comes in. We've rounded up five movies currently available on Prime Video that are worth adding to your watchlist before they leave in October 2026. There are classic horror movies and creepy thrillers, of course, but also sci-fi sagas, beloved rom-coms, and a Gen X favorite.

Whether you want to laugh, cry or scream your head off, here are five movies to catch on Prime Video before they're gone at the month's end.

'Dracula' (1931)

Of course, you can watch horror movies anytime of the year, but there is something special about settling in for a scary watch in the days leading up to Halloween. And you don't get more classically scary than "Dracula."

Bela Lugosi iconically portrays the titular Transylvanian vampire in this 1931 screen version of Bram Stoker's classic tale, which sees the 500-year-old bloodsucker emigrate to London and begin preying on local young socialites (including those played by Helen Chandler and Frances Dade). Soon, those mysterious blood-loss illnesses catch the attention of local physicians as well as an eccentric scientist named Van Helsing (Edward Van Sloan), who begins digging into the case and hunting down Dracula.

Watch "Dracula" on Prime Video until Oct. 30

'Interstellar' (2014)

Christopher Nolan has managed to make us tear up with movies about atomic bombs, military evacuations, and caped crusaders, so it's not all that surprising that the most emotional entry in the Oscar winner's acclaimed career is a father-daughter drama about space travel.

Set in a dystopian near-future where a global pathogen has wiped out global crops and depleted breathable air, this sweeping 2014 sci-fi epic is captained by former NASA pilot-turned-doomsday farmer Joseph "Coop" Cooper (Matthew McConaughey), who is recruited to lead an exploratory interspace team — joining astronauts played by Anne Hathaway, Wes Bentley and David Gyasi — and find a new habitable planet in another galaxy that will save humanity from a dying Earth.

The intergalactic stakes are certainly stirring, but the movie's real heart-tugging attribute is the close bond between Cooper and his daughter Murph (played by Mackenzie Foy as a child and Jessica Chastain and Ellen Burstyn as an adult).

Watch "Interstellar" on Prime Video until Oct. 31

'Reality Bites' (1994)

Ethan Hawke has been making the promo rounds lately in support of season two of the FX crime dramedy "The Lowdown," but long before he played nosy journalist Lee Raybon, he famously played the perennially unemployed slacker Troy Dyer in the iconic '90s flick "Reality Bites."

Before the Ben Stiller-directed comedy leaves Prime Video and thrusts us into "the winter of our discontent" at the end of the month, catch up with Troy and his Gen X pals — aspiring filmmaker Lelaina Pierce (Winona Ryder), Gap sales manager Vickie Miner (Janeane Garofalo) and their closeted roommate Sammy Gray (Steve Zahn) — as they navigate post-collegiate life, find meaning in their dead-end jobs, worry about the AIDS crisis and boogie to "My Sharona" in convenience stores.

Watch "Reality Bites" on Prime Video until Oct. 31

'The Visit' (2015)

Writer-director M. Night Shyamalan ("The Sixth Sense," "Signs") has been freaking us out with his filmography for decades, and this suspenseful 2015 horror-thriller is no exception. A return to form for the scare-loving auteur, "The Visit" is a found-footage-style flick centered on a pair of young siblings, Becca (Olivia DeJonge) and Tyler (Ed Oxenbould), who are forced by their mother (Kathryn Hahn) to spend five days with their estranged grandparents in the remote Pennsylvania countryside.

Becca, an aspiring filmmaker, decides to chronicle their trip as a family documentary for their mom. However, during their stay, the kiddos begin noticing bizarre behaviors from the elders and strange circumstances on their farm, leading the brother-sister pair to wonder whether or not Grandma and Grandpa are exactly who they say they are.

Watch "The Visit" on Prime Video until Oct. 30

'Overboard' (1987)

Just a month after the 2018 Anna Faris-led remake left the streaming platform, the 1987 original "Overboard" is also shoving off from Prime Video on October 31. Starring IRL couple-goals pair Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell, the Garry Marshall-directed rom-com classic centers on spoiled, wealthy socialite Joanna Mintz Stayton (Hawn), who, after suffering a head injury aboard a yacht, suffers amnesia and is taken in by Dean Proffitt (Russell), a working-class carpenter whom she previously mistreated and who now has revenge on the brain.

He tells the hospital that Joanna is his wife and the mother of his children, and soon Hawn's character is left dealing with Dean's four unruly sons and messy household chores. Of course, this being a romantic comedy, Dean's scam eventually sees the odd couple develop genuine feelings for each other, adding a heartwarming quality to what should be an admittedly creepy premise.

Watch "Overboard" on Prime Video until Oct. 31

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I've gone through everything from Netflix, HBO Max, Paramount+, etc to see what's recently landed. I've even added some movies you can stream for free on some of the best free streaming services like Tubi, along with new movies you can now buy or rent at home.

Here are all the new shows and movies (and live events) you can stream tonight (Tuesday, October 27), and where to watch them. For more picks, check out the 4 biggest new shows this week.

Top picks to stream tonight

'The One About Matthew Perry' (Netflix)

Genre: Documentary

What it's about: Matthew Perry was beloved for making Chandler Bing hilariously neurotic, but his real life was far more complicated. This three-part documentary looks beyond "Friends" to Perry’s rise to fame, lifelong addiction struggles and relationships with the people who knew him best, including his sister and longtime friends.

Why you should watch it: If "Friends" made you love Chandler, prepare to meet the man behind the sarcasm. Perry’s inner circle offers intimate, previously untold memories, while private family footage reveals a more vulnerable side of the actor whose openness about addiction became part of his legacy.

Watch "The One About Matthew Perry" on Netflix now

‘The Drop: A Snowfall Saga' season 1 finale (Hulu)

Genre: Musical crime drama

What it's about: Wanda Bell (Gail Bean) and Leon Simmons (Isaiah John) thought they could leave the streets behind, but the music business has other plans. After Keith’s murder, Wanda makes a risky play to secure her cousin Lamar Kinsey (Asante Blackk) and rapper Artillery’s (Simmie “Buddy” Sims III) futures, putting her relationships and Daryl’s empire on the line.

Why you should watch it: "The Drop" ends its first season with the same tangled mess that "Snowfall" always had: ambition, loyalty and survival. Wanda wants independence, Leon wants peace and Lamar is learning that fame isn’t everything. With an unlikely alliance setting the finale in motion, expect a decidedly tragic note.

Watch "The Drop: A Snowfall Saga" on Hulu now

‘Verity’ (2026) (PVOD)

Genre: Psychological thriller/romance

What it's about: When struggling writer Lowen Ashleigh (Dakota Johnson) is hired to ghostwrite for bestselling author Verity Crawford (Anne Hathaway), she moves into the family’s secluded estate and starts digging through Verity’s files. Then she finds a secret manuscript containing a horrifying confession, forcing her to question everything she knows about Verity, her husband Jeremy (Josh Hartnett) and the family’s tragic past.

Why you should watch it: If you like your thrillers packed with lust and deeply questionable decisions, this is your kind of mess. The three leads play a deliciously slippery trio of possible victims, villains and liars, while the story keeps asking one very inconvenient question: Who can you actually believe?

Buy/rent "Verity" on Amazon now

Your streaming guide: Tuesday, Oct 27

Here's everything coming to streaming today, broken down by streaming service:

NETFLIX

• "The One About Matthew Perry"
• "Zainab Johnson: Toxically Optimistic"
• "Dangerous Liaisons" season 1

PRIME VIDEO

• "Love in Disguise" episode 4

PARAMOUNT+

• No titles

HBO MAX

• "Kordell Stewart / Slash & Burn"
• “30 Days Inside: Hospitals and the Immigrant Workforce”

HULU

• "Best Friends" (new podcast episode)
• "Between Steps" (new episode)
• "Classroom of Elite" (Season 1)
• "The Drop: A Snowfall Saga" (finale episode)
• "The Drop: A Snowfall Saga After Show" (finale episode)
• "The God of High School" (Season 1)
• "Hey Jonas!" (new podcast episode)
• "Perfect Person" (new podcast episode)
• "Phony" (new episode)
• "Prison Breaking With Sarah & Paul" (new podcast episode)
• "Reasonable Doubt" season 4 (new episode)
• "StraightioLab" (new podcast episode)
• "Thanks Dad with Ego Nwodim" (new podcast episode)
• "We’re Here to Help" (new podcast episode)

DISNEY+

• "Best Friends" (new podcast episode)
• "Between Steps" (new episode)
• "Dancing with the Stars" (season 35) (ABC) – streaming Live at 8pm ET 
• "Hey Jonas!" (new podcast episode)
• "Perfect Person" (new podcast episode)
• "Stick to Football" (new podcast episode)
• "Stick to United with Wayne Rooney" (new podcast episode)
• "StraightioLab" (new podcast episode)
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October is drawing to a close, which is bad news for fans of Spooky Season, but on the flipside, it does mean that Prime Video’s big movie drop on the first of the new month is almost here. However, October isn’t over yet, and I’ve picked out a couple of thrillers worth watching from this month’s slate, alongside a new arrival dropping on November 1.

These are the three new to Prime Video thriller movies I recommend you stream this week, including a modern Bond blockbuster, a post-apocalyptic action sequel, and a gripping psychological trip that builds to one heck of a twist. Get these thriller movies on your watchlist now.

3 best new to Prime Video thriller movies this week

‘Skyfall’ (2012)

I wouldn’t label “Skyfall” my favorite James Bond movie of the Daniel Craig era; that would be his debut “Casino Royale.” However, for sheer blockbuster excitement and exhilarating action set pieces, “Skyfall” is hard to top. And it certainly doesn’t hurt that the introduction is phenomenal, building up to perhaps the best Bond theme song of all time, sung by Adele. “Skyfall” hits all the classic Bond beats while also exploring the character’s traumatic past.

Following a mission gone wrong in Istanbul, James Bond (Craig) is on the trail of an ex-MI6 agent who has stolen a hard drive containing the identities of numerous undercover agents. The mastermind behind the sinister scheme is Raoul Silva (Javier Bardem), who has a very personal vendetta against Bond’s handler, M (Judi Dench). To thwart this latest threat to global security, Bond is forced to confront his tragic youth, growing up in the Scottish Highlands.

Watch "Skyfall" on Prime Video now

‘Apocalypse Z: New World’ (2026)

2024’s “Apocalypse Z: The Beginning of the End” was an original movie success story for Prime Video. The Spanish-language zombie flick certainly didn’t reinvent the genre wheel — and seemed to take inspiration from the PlayStation-published video game Days Gone — but it made its mark on the global top 10 and became the platform’s most-watched international Original (later surpassed by “Your Fault”). Two years later, we’ve got a sequel arriving this week.

The follow-up is called “Apocalypse Z: New World,” and like the original, is directed by Carles Torrens. Lúculo, the adorable feline star of “The Beginning of the End,” is also back. However, human star Francisco Ortiz isn’t reprising his role as Carlos; instead, the new protagonist is Carlos Alcaide’s Roberto, who sets out from the refuge of the zombie-free Canary Islands to the mainland in search of vital supplies. Once there, Roberto and his companions face infected hordes, divided loyalties and hidden ulterior motives.

Watch "Apocalypse Z: New World" on Prime Video starting October 30

‘Blink Twice’ (2024)

Naomi Ackie can currently be seen on the big screen in DC’s new horror “Clayface,” which makes now as good a time as any to stream “Blink Twice,” a 2024 psychological thriller directed by Zoë Kravitz and starring Ackie alongside Channing Tatum. It’s a well-constructed thriller that slowly builds the tension and sense of dread before culminating in a shocking twist. Ackie is excellent as the point-of-view character, while Tatum gives equally strong support.

Frida (Ackie) is a cocktail waitress at a swanky party where she meets charming tech tycoon Slater King (Tatum). Invited to his private island for a vacation of unparalleled luxury, Frida and her friend Jess (Alia Shawkat) initially think they’ve arrived in paradise. But as lazy sun-soaked days slip into nights of partying, Frida can’t shake the feeling that somebody isn’t quite right. And eventually her suspicions are confirmed when dark truths surface.

Watch "Blink Twice" on Prime Video starting November 1

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My top pick this week is “The Dog Stars.” This Ridley Scott-directed post-apocalyptic action-thriller is an uneven ride, but when it works, it’s great. It’s just a shame it lacks consistency across its two-hour runtime.

Other new movies include an intense doc on Paramount+, a surprisingly strong family movie on Peacock featuring those pesky Minions, and an action-thriller on Hulu; this one stars John Travolta and screams 2000s direct-to-DVD movie to me. Your call if that’s a positive or not!

These are the most noteworthy new movies across streaming platforms this week, and be sure to check out our guide to the week’s top new TV shows for more watchlist options.

‘The Dog Stars’ (PVOD)

“Ignore 'The Dog Stars' 40% Rotten Tomatoes score,” those were words of advice from my colleague Malcolm McMillan. Ridley Scott’s new post-apocalyptic action-thriller received mixed reviews and was labeled a box-office bomb over the summer, but Malcolm has a point. It’s very much a movie of moments. Even if it doesn’t coalesce into a satisfying whole, there are some great scenes, and surprisingly strong world-building.

Based on Peter Heller’s 2012 novel, “The Dog Stars” is set in a near-future ravaged by a flu pandemic. Hig (Jacob Elordi) is a survivor living in a hangar outside Erie, Colorado, with his dog, Jasper, and gruff companion Bangley (Josh Brolin). Haunted by the early days of the pandemic and the personal loss he suffered, and dissatisfied with mere survival, he hops in his propeller plane to locate the source of a mysterious radio transmission. Also starring Margaret Qualley and Guy Pearce, “The Dog Stars” shows promise, but never fully builds on it.

Watch on Prime Video (buy/rent) starting October 27

‘Forgotten Island’ (PVOD)

The title of DreamWorks Animation’s new fantasy family flick might be rather fitting. This animated comedy looks on course to be largely forgotten. Less than a month after its theatrical debut, “Forgotten Island” is already swapping the big screen for streaming. But this adventure deserves a second look, as the 94% score on Rotten Tomatoes proves. Critics have showered it with praise for its “ode to friendship” and celebration of Filipino culture.

The colorful and vibrant movie centers on best friends Jo (voiced by H.E.R.) and Raissa (Liza Soberano), who discover a magical portal to Nakali, a fantastical island filled with wondrous sights and magical creatures, some friendly, some less so. It’s all good fun until they discover that the price to return home is forgetting all memories of their close friendship. So, they embark on a quest to leave the island before they forget each other forever.

Watch on Prime Video (buy/rent) starting October 27

‘Hanging by a Wire’ (Paramount+)

On Aug. 23, in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan, a cable car used daily by local residents for commuting became the scene of a perilous rescue when one of the chair-lift cables snapped, leaving six children and two adults stranded more than 900 feet off the ground. The terrified passengers were literally hanging by a wire. This documentary chronicles the events, with insight into the urgent rescue operation mounted at a rapid pace.

“Hanging by a Wire” holds a strong 87% score on Rotten Tomatoes and has been selected as the Pakistani entry for the Best International Feature Film at the upcoming 99th Academy Awards. Combining footage shot at the scene with expert insight, it certainly looks like a thrilling but also stomach-turning watch. However, some critics were disappointed at the lack of testimony from the young schoolboys trapped in the suspended cable car cabin for multiple hours.

Watch on Paramount+ starting October 28

‘Minions & Monsters’ (Peacock)

Another one for younger viewers this week, but slightly older watchers shouldn’t so easily discount “Minions & Monsters.” I can’t believe I’m saying this about a movie starring those little yellow irritants, but the third installment in the “Despicable Me” spin-off series is actually a remarkably fond tribute to classic cinema. Kids will love the bright colors and slapstick gags, but grown-ups are catered to with genuinely chuckle-worthy nods to the golden age of the movies.

Set four decades before 2022’s “Minions: The Rise of Gru,” the animated family film follows a new tribe of Minions, who, in their quest to find a new master to serve, accidentally become stars of the silent movie era. Unsurprisingly, this doesn’t last long, and the Minions blow their chance to become Hollywood legends, all before having to defend Tinsel Town from an eyeball-covered creature they accidentally unleashed on Los Angeles. It’s still a Minions movie at its core, but it's not just for kids.

Watch on Peacock starting October 28

‘The Gentleman Thief’ (Hulu)

“The Gentleman Thief” gives me major flashbacks to the direct-to-DVD era, when you’d stumble upon a movie you’d never even heard of in the media aisle at Walmart. I don’t know if that’s a compliment per se, but this new John Travolta-fronted action-thriller certainly appears to have that same B-movie quality. It's also a sequel, part of the action franchise that started with 2024’s “Cash Out” and continued last year with “High Rollers.”

In the series, Travolta plays Mason Goddard, a retired master thief whose retirement seems to be in name only, considering he keeps getting dragged into new missions. This time he’s trying to protect his impulsive brother, Shawn (Lukas Haas), after a failed $100 million yacht heist. With old foes emerging, a ruthless kingpin on his tail, and a priceless painting to steal, Mason needs to deploy every trick in the book to stay one step ahead of his enemies.

Watch on Hulu starting October 30

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The month brings the return of Owen Wilson’s golf comedy “Stick” for season 2, plus “12 12 12,” a crime thriller that breaks a heist into three timelines. On the film front, “Way of the Warrior Kid” delivers a dose of underdog inspiration, while “Being Heumann” tells the story of disability rights activist Judy Heumann.

Plus, “Awkwafina: The Unlikely Cook” sees the comedian/actress put her culinary skills to the test. Ready to see what’s on the menu? Here’s everything coming to Apple TV in November 2026.

‘Stick’ season 2

Pryce Cahill (Owen Wilson) has spent 20 years in the rough, but he’s not ready to call it a career just yet. After putting his hopes in teenage golf phenom Santi (Peter Dager), the washed-up pro decides it’s his turn to chase a major. Egged on by old rival Clark (Timothy Olyphant), Pryce sets his sights on becoming the oldest golfer to win the U.S. Open. Enter Coach Amanda (Rhea Seehorn), aka the “swing doctor,” who’ll have to work some serious magic to get this comeback out of the sand trap.

Premieres Nov. 4 on Apple TV

‘Awkwafina: The Unlikely Cook’

Awkwafina can act, rap and make a killer joke, but put her in front of a stove and things get dicey. In this docuseries, Nora Lum embarks on a cross-country culinary education to reconnect with her family’s Chinese restaurant legacy, meeting Asian American chefs who’ve found their own way into the business. From Texas barbecue to Hawaiian pig roasts, she explores the flavors, traditions and family histories that shape Asian American cuisine.

Premieres Nov. 6 on Apple TV

‘Being Heumann’

Washington had ignored disabled Americans for long enough. In 1977, disability rights activist Judy Heumann (Ruth Madeley) and a coalition of fed-up protesters take over a San Francisco federal building, holding out for 28 days to demand the government enforce their civil rights. Siân Heder (“CODA”) directs this true story of a movement that refused to be brushed aside, with Mark Ruffalo as the bureaucrat blocking their demands and Dylan O’Brien as a reporter in the thick of it.

Premieres Nov. 13 on Apple TV

‘12 12 12’

A bank robbery is one thing; getting away with it is another. This heist thriller stretches the caper across three ticking clocks: 12 months to plan the job, 12 hours to pull it off and 12 days to disappear. Anthony Mackie plays a disgraced FBI agent on the trail of Jamie Dornan’s career criminal, who seeks vengeance as much as money. Their game of cat and mouse spans Europe, with a fortune buried beneath Zurich and plenty of ways for things to go very wrong.

Premieres Nov. 13 on Apple TV

‘Way of the Warrior Kid’

Middle school is brutal, but luckily, 11-year-old Marc has a Navy SEAL in the family. Chris Pratt stars as Uncle Jake, a decorated soldier who takes his nephew (Jude Hill) under his wing after the kid gets pushed around at school. His training regimen, dubbed Operation Warrior Kid, is less about throwing punches than building confidence, courage and character. Based on former SEAL Jocko Willink’s bestselling book, this coming-of-age drama aims to be “The Karate Kid” for a new generation.

Premieres Nov. 25 on Apple TV

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I saw "The Invite" in theaters to see if it really was as great as all my friends said it was, and I'm happy to say that it does live up to the hype. I've been a huge fan of Olivia Wilde's movies since the phenomenal coming-of-age comedy "Booksmart," so when I saw her third directorial effort (and easily her best yet) just landed on HBO Max, it was the perfect excuse to yap about it.

"The Invite" is a remake of the 2020 Spanish comedy "The People Upstairs," which was such a hit that it spawned adaptations in several countries, including Russia, South Korea and Italy. Rashida Jones and Will McCormack’s screenplay is sharp and refreshingly honest despite working from a pretty firmly established blueprint.

Now that it's on HBO Max, "The Invite" deserves a spot on your watchlist if you're looking for a sharp but substantial dramedy to watch. Not sold yet? Here's everything you need to know about why "The Invite" should make your next movie night.

What is 'The Invite' about?

For a comedy, "The Invite" feels like an endurance test in social awkwardness. Married couple Joe (Seth Rogen) and Angela (Olivia Wilde) are at each other's throats from the moment we first meet them, fighting over a last-minute dinner party Joe swears he was kept in the dark about. His rapid-fire complaining about everything under the sun — from lingering back pain to nitpicking Angela's menu choices and the impractical foldable bicycle she talked him into buying — establish him as a bitter shell of the man she fell in love with.

When their devastatingly suave upstairs neighbors, Piña (Penélope Cruz) and Hawk (Edward Norton), drop by for dinner, the need for everything to go perfectly kicks Angela's anxiety into high gear. She claims the invite was a Hail Mary for the noise from their recent renovations, but Joe has something else top of mind. In his usual passive-aggressive fashion, he wants Piña and Hawk to apologize for keeping him up with their inconsiderately noisy and uninhibited sex. Sex that the couple has talked about a normal number of times, mind you.

Once the wine gets flowing and a joint gets passed around, the evening takes some unexpected (but notably not unwelcome) turns, coaxing the bickering couple's most intimate desires to the surface until it becomes impossible to ignore the cracks in their relationship any longer.

A smarter (and hornier) version of 'The Break Up'

When I was watching "The Invite" in theaters, I couldn't help but think about another entirely too real domestic disaster comedy: Vince Vaughn and Jennifer Aniston's "The Break Up." Both find humor in the messy reality of long-term partnerships, but while "The Break Up" leans into familiar rom-com territory, "The Invite" feels like a smarter, more grown-up version of the same conceit. One that finds a ton of humor in the awkwardness of a sexless marriage suddenly thrust under a microscope.

Much of "The Invite’s" comedy comes from the electric chemistry between its four leads. Rogen plays the ironic outsider who alternates between puncturing the escalating absurdity with knowing jokes and bursts of outrage. His grounded wit balances perfectly against Wilde's particular brand of neuroticism. She's adorably frazzled, clearly barely holding it together, and when propositioned with a foursome, the first question out of her mouth is "what would the procedural protocol be?" She's so flustered after kissing a woman that she blurts out "namaste" — truly a disaster bisexual after my own heart.

While Piña and Hawk remain effortlessly composed and self-assured, Angela and Joe are sweaty and increasingly mortified by how lame they seem in comparison. As endearing as I found Wilde's character, Cruz really stole the show for me. Her magnetism draws you in just as it does Angela and Joe as she keeps up a breezy banter in the face of one social screw-up after another. She watches them like a cat playing with its food, calling out Joe for staring at her tits in the elevator while showing no hesitation to hit on them both. Flirting in movies can often feel contrived and stilted, but "The Invite" has some of the most natural chemistry I've seen in a while.

As a sex therapist, Piña practically has X-ray vision into the real problems fueling the couple's constant bickering, and her monologue near the end outlining as much is one of the movie's most mesmerizing moments. I wouldn't be surprised to see her up for Best Supporting Actress this award season.

Stream 'The Invite' on HBO Max now

"The Invite" takes a while to find its rhythm, but sharp dialogue and artistically composed shots keep the pace moving along. Wilde’s direction keeps the camera close and claustrophobic within the apartment, turning a single-location set into a pressure cooker of social awkwardness that'll leave your skin crawling. A surprisingly heartfelt emotional ending caps things off beautifully, offering a spark of hope amid the flood of relationship cynicism.

I'm far from the only one singing "The Invite's" praises. It's currently at a near-perfect 96% on Rotten Tomatoes, with the critical consensus reading: "Perversely funny while giving its quartet of fine actors some of their best material yet, The Invite is a sophisticated farce that reaffirms Olivia Wilde as one of the most exciting filmmakers working today."

Now that it's streaming on HBO Max, my hope is even more folks will enjoy this perfectly orchestrated dissection of relationships. With "The Invite," Wilde's combined the hallmarks of a situational comedy with suspense and nuanced characters that make the comedic moments land all that much more. I'm going to continue eating up every movie she makes, and encourage y'all to do the same.

Watch "The Invite" on HBO Max now

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I've gone through everything from Netflix, Hulu, Peacock etc to see what's recently landed. I've even added some live sports you can stream on some of the best streaming services, along with the latest episodes and podcasts.

Here are all the new shows and movies (and live events) you can stream tonight (October 26), and where to watch them. For more picks, check out the 5 best movies to stream on Prime Video for Halloween 2026.

Top picks to stream tonight

‘Minimum Wage’ (series premiere) (Netflix)

Genre: Workplace comedy series

What it's about: "Minimum Wage" follows a group of teenage employees trying to survive working at a chaotic local pizza shop while juggling school, demanding managers and low pay. Between hectic lunchtime rushes, workplace rivalries and their eccentric boss, the staff struggle to keep things running without losing their minds. This short-form workplace comedy turns the everyday frustrations of working in the service industry into a series of fast-paced, chaotic episodes.

Why you should watch it: If you love quick-witted workplace comedies, "Minimum Wage" deserves a spot on your watchlist. Its chaotic pizzeria setting, funny boss played by Randall Park and relatable teenage staff promise plenty of awkward encounters and laugh-out-loud mishaps. With short, fast-paced episodes, it's an easy binge for anyone craving a lighthearted comedy about surviving terrible shifts.

Watch "Minimum Wage" on Netflix now

‘Apollo Has Fallen’ (season 1) (Hulu)

Genre: Spy thriller series

What it's about: MI6 agent Zara Taylor (Ritu Arya) and former protection officer Vincent Taleb (Tewfik Jallab) reunite after a mission off the Libyan coast goes disastrously wrong. When Russian mercenary Yuri Mishkin (Jacek Koman) kidnaps a microbiologist to develop a deadly biological weapon, the pair must uncover a dangerous conspiracy, expose a potential traitor within MI6 and stop a virus from threatening Europe.

Why you should watch it: Fans of spy thrillers should add “Apollo Has Fallen” to their watchlist. Starring Ritu Arya and Tewfik Jallab, the eight-episode sequel follows a globe-trotting mission involving international conspiracies, dangerous mercenaries and a deadly biological threat. With explosive action, unexpected twists and a race against time to prevent a catastrophe, the series keeps the stakes high throughout.

Watch "Apollo Has Fallen" on Hulu now

‘1992’ (2024) (Peacock)

Genre: Crime thriller movie

What it's about: Set during the 1992 Los Angeles uprising following the Rodney King verdict, "1992" follows Mercer (Tyrese Gibson), a factory worker trying to rebuild his life and repair his relationship with his son. Meanwhile, Lowell (Ray Liotta) and his son Riggin (Scott Eastwood) plan a dangerous heist at Mercer's workplace. As violence erupts across the city, their paths collide, putting both families in a desperate fight to survive.

Why you should watch it: “1992” is a solid choice for fans of gritty crime thrillers. It includes a tense heist storyline with explosive action and strong performances from Tyrese Gibson and Ray Liotta in one of his final film roles. With plenty of juicy confrontations, family drama and a turbulent historical backdrop, this thriller offers plenty to keep you invested if you’re looking for a crime story with an emotional edge.

Watch "1992" on Peacock now

Your streaming guide: Monday, Oct 26

Here's everything coming to streaming today, broken down by streaming service:

NETFLIX

• "Minimum Wage" (Netflix series)
• "Sesame Street Mecha Builders" (season 1)
• WWE Raw (8 p.m. ET)

HULU

• "America’s Funniest Home Videos" (season 37 new episode) (ABC) 
• "Between Steps" (new episode)
• "Handsome" (new episode)
• "The Mob" (series premiere)
• "That Was Us" (new podcast episode)
• "Apollo Has Fallen" (2026)

DISNEY+

• "Between Steps" (new episode)
• "Handsome" (new episode)
• "Pod Meets World" (new podcast episode)

PEACOCK

• "1992" (2024)
• "The Voice" (season 30 new episode)
• "Line of Fire" (new episode)
• "Days of Our Lives" (new episode)
• NBA: Golden State Warriors at Denver Nuggets ( 9:30 p.m. ET)

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• NHL: Los Angeles Kings vs. New York Rangers (7:00 p.m. ET)
• NFL: Dallas Cowboys vs. Philadelphia Eagles (8:15 p.m. ET)
• NHL: Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Calgary Flames (8:30 p.m. ET)
• NHL: Detroit Red Wings vs. Edmonton Oilers (9:30 p.m. ET)

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Prime Video’s top 10 can vary from week to week, and the latest updated chart follows that path. There’s one genuine stinker in there for my money, but most of the flicks are at least inoffensive. The picks I’ve opted for include the late update of a truly iconic horror franchise, a new Ryan Gosling-produced romantic drama, and John Wick kicking all the keester in a extremely fun sequel.

The movies below are taken from Prime Video’s top 10 as of Monday, October 26, 2026. So try not to let Ghostface slice and dice your TV so that you can enjoy my picks of chart-topping flicks that are worth your time this week.

Best movies in the Prime Video top 10

‘Scream 7' (2026)

As the original slasher’s late Stu Macher once screeched: “It’s gonna be a scream, baby!” And y’know what? For a seventh entry, “Scream 7” is a surprisingly sharp horror flick. Wait, did I say “late Stu Macher”? Thanks to an early plot reveal — this really isn’t a spoiler — it turns out Macher might still be alive, even though Sidney Prescott very much dropped a giant CRT TV on his demented head.

Has one of the OG Ghostface killers somehow survived or are AI deepfakes at play? The movie has fun with this premise, resulting in some surprising cameos. As for Sidney (Neve Campbell), she’s moved away from Woodsboro and is now living in Pine Grove, Indiana with her husband Mark (Joel McHale) and their daughter Tatum (Isabel May). Of course, this being "Scream," another Ghostface is soon on the loose and targeting Tatum and her teenage chums. The final act’s reveal disappoints, but the kills in “Scream 7” are brilliantly brutal, and the opening scene set in Macher’s house is an all-timer.

Watch "Scream 7" on Prime Video now

‘Love of Your Life’ (2026)

Forgive me for coming to this tear-inducing drama as a Margaret Qualley fan who has only recently watched her in 2024’s “The Substance." Needless to say, the jump from gruesome body horror to tender weeper took some adjustment. In this new Prime Original, Qualley plays young Bostonian nurse Maya who falls for the handsome Charlie (The Night’s Agent’s Gabriel Basso) after buying a set of drawers from him. No, really.

In an effort to process her grief, she becomes a digital nomad, hooking up with randoms in glamorous cities like Lisbon and Luxembourg. It’s only when she meets charming single dad Felix (Aaron Pierre) that she can start to address her past trauma. Look, this is a paint-by-numbers exploration of heartbreak and loss, but the cast do well with the script they’re given and there’s no question the picturesque scenery helps proceedings. And yes, Ryan Gosling did actually help produce this.

Watch "Love of Your Life" on Prime Video now

'John Wick: Chapter 4' (2023)

Four entries in, you really think the bad guys would stop messing with Keanu Reeves’ titular assassin. At this point, Wick is more unkillable than a Terminator riding a T-Rex. Alas, the evil High Table just can’t take a lesson, so after John killed their leader last time out, they recruit Bill Skarsgård’s Pennywise … sorry, the Marquis Vincent de Gramont to eliminate Wick and his allies. Apologies, I get campy nobleman and killer clowns mixed up all the time.

After Gramont destroys the New York Continental, Wick is forced on a globe-hopping quest that eventually concludes with a pistols-at-dawn showdown in Paris. Before that, John is reunited with some familiar faces, and it continues to be a pleasure to see that Keanu can pull off the series’ legendary fight choreography so convincingly. Once again, the gun fu is utterly on point here. Donnie Yen is also a welcome addition, and his blind hitman’s breathtaking clash with Wick is arguably the highlight of the movie.

Watch John Wick: Chapter 4 on Prime Video now

Prime Video top 10 movies right now

1. "Love of Your Life" (2026)
2. "Masterplan" (2026)
3. "Forget Me Never" (1999)
4. "First Winter" (1982)
5. "Scream 7" (2026)
6. "The Love Hypothesis" (2026)
7. "Dark Nature" (2023)
8. "Now You See Me: Now You Don't" (2025)
9. "John Wick Chapter 4" (2023)
10. "Masters of the Universe" (2026)

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Firstly, there’s “Minimum Wage,” a new spin on a popular web series that quite clearly takes a lot of inspiration from “The Office.” It’s a comedy about the everyday hilarity found in the workplace. Sound familiar?

Meanwhile, documentary fans are eating well this week, with both “The One About Matthew Perry,” a docuseries focused on the late “Friends” star, and “SCTV: The Greatest Show You’ve Never Heard of,” a doc that covers the rise of a scrappy Canadian sketch show.

If you’re more in the mood for a great movie, Clint Eastwood’s “Richard Jewell” will be added to the Netflix library over the weekend. And the streamer is set to take further steps into the live broadcasting space with its latest event, “Beat Luke Littler,” a special in which various amateur dart players will attempt to best the world’s No. 1 player to win money.

These are just some of the movies and shows heading to Netflix this week. Alongside my top picks, you’ll find a full schedule of everything new on Netflix over the next seven days. And for a complete overview, here’s a guide to everything new on Netflix in October 2026.

New on Netflix this week: Top picks

‘Minimum Wage’

What it's about: Based on the hit web series of the same name, “Minimum Wage” follows a group of underdog teens as they struggle to run a local pizzeria, The Slice Club. Their day-to-day grind requires them to juggle schoolwork, demanding customers, a manic boss, and questionable working conditions. Plus, they’re doing all this for low pay.

Why you should watch it: Clearly inspired by shows like “The Office” and “Parks and Recreation,” this new Netflix comedy is a quirky workplace sitcom filmed in a mockumentary style. The on-shift hijinks are sure to strike a chord with anyone who’s worked in the service industry, and it’s great to see a cult web series expand out into a full streaming show.

Watch "Minimum Wage" on Netflix starting October 26

‘The One About Matthew Perry’

What it's about: In October 2023, “Friends” star Matthew Perry, beloved for his decade-long role as the sarcastic but lovable Chandler Bing, tragically passed away. This three-part docuseries looks to celebrate his television legacy, but also goes deeper by exploring the difficult off-screen life of a talented actor who made millions smile every week.

Why you should watch it: Directed by Emmy winner Mary Robertson and with participation from Perry’s family, “The One About Matthew Perry” is not a tacky documentary created to exploit the death of a beloved figure. The series includes never-before-seen footage and insights from Perry’s friends and family. It's a fond tribute to a comedic force.

Watch "The One About Matthew Perry" on Netflix starting October 27

‘SCTV: The Greatest Show You’ve Never Heard Of’

What it's about: You’ve no doubt heard of SNL, but what about SCTV? This Canadian sketch show might not have the instant recognition of its contemporaries, but it was a hugely influential series all the same. This documentary chronicles its beginning, rise, and subsequent fall.

Why you should watch it: Another pick for documentary fans this week, “SCTV” offers an inside look at a sketch show described as a “cultural phenomenon” with participation from the surviving members of its cast, and even features a touching reunion. Though I have to say it’s a little odd to label it “The Greatest Show You’ve Never Heard Of” and then also declare it a “trailblazer” that “continues to influence comedy around the world.” It can’t be unheard of and a trend-setter, right?

Watch "SCTV: The Greatest Show You’ve Never Heard Of" on Netflix starting October 30

‘Beat Luke Littler’

What it's about: Ever had a mate swear they could beat a professional sports star if only given the chance? Well, world No. 1 darts player Luke Littler is set to put those bold claims to the test as he takes on some of the United Kingdom’s best amateur players for the chance to win a seriously large cash prize.

Why you should watch it: “Beat Luke Littler” is Netflix’s latest experiment with live broadcasting, and will no doubt be appointment viewing for anybody who enjoys a game of darts. With nearly 30 professional titles to his name, the odds of an amateur beating Littler appear fairly remote, but I expect most people will be tuning in hoping to see an underdog victory.

Watch "Beat Luke Littler" live on Netflix on October 30

‘Richard Jewell’ (2019)

What it's about: Based on true events, in this biographical drama, Richard Jewell (Paul Walter Hauser) is working security at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta. He discovers an unidentified backpack under a bench and alerts the authorities. A larger crisis is averted when the bag turns out to be a bomb. At first, he’s celebrated as a hero, but Jewell’s life unravels when the FBI names him as the prime suspect.

Why you should watch it: Anchored by strong performances from Walter Hauser and Kathy Bates, Oscar-nominated for her role as Jewell’s mother, “Richard Jewell” comes from director Clint Eastwood. It’s a compelling drama that highlights the dangers of a public witch hunt and how facts can be twisted to suit a predetermined version of events.

Watch "Richard Jewell" on Netflix starting November 1

Everything new on Netflix: October 26-November 1

OCTOBER 26

"Minimum Wage" (Netflix series)

Teens struggle to run a local pizzeria while juggling school, a manic boss and minimum wage in this series based on the hit social media shorts.

OCTOBER 27

"The One About Matthew Perry" (Netflix documentary)

This documentary series chronicles the Hollywood success, addiction struggles and tragic death of the beloved "Friends" star, as told by his inner circle.

"Zainab Johnson: Toxically Optimistic" (Netflix comedy special)

Zainab Johnson has a gun revelation, a Tesla crisis and an unshakable belief that she can find the upside in everything in this sharp stand-up hour.

• "Dangerous Liaisons" season 1

OCTOBER 28

• "Champions"

OCTOBER 29

"Balaraw: Blood Island" (PH) (Netflix series)

A woman's search for her missing mother leads her to the sinister Balaraw Island, where survival, dark secrets and her own identity hang in the balance.

"You, Me, Us" (IT) (Netflix film)

When a free-spirited woman and a family-minded man pursue adoption, their opposing backgrounds and world views put their love to the test.

OCTOBER 30

"A Couple of Lies" (SE) (Netflix series)

A seemingly idyllic home swap between Sicily and Stockholm turns toxic as two wealthy couples go to extremes to protect themselves — and their secrets.

"The Birthday Gift" (DE) (Netflix film)

A neatly curated children's birthday party goes off the rails when the gift of a toy gun sparks heated debates, clashing world views and hilarious chaos.

"Collision Course" (ES) (Netflix film)

Spain, 2013. After robbing a bank, a getaway crash reveals the hidden side of each thief, exposing betrayals and lies that began long before the heist.

"How to Ruin Diwali: Meet the Parents" (ZA) (Netflix series)

A hidden engagement forces a proud Zulu family and an Indian medical dynasty under one roof as secrets and colliding customs threaten to derail Diwali.

"SCTV: The Greatest Show You've Never Heard Of" (Netflix documentary)

Legendary "SCTV" cast members reunite in this documentary for a funny and heartfelt celebration of how a scrappy Canadian sketch show made comedy history.

• "Akka" (IN) (Netflix series)
• "Beat Luke Littler" (GB) (Netflix live event)

NOVEMBER 1

• "100 días para enamorarnos:" season 1
• "A Sudden Case of Christmas"
• "Air Force One"
• "Barbie in the Nutcracker"
• "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever"
• "Bridesmaids"
• "Cliffhanger"
• "The Croods"
• "The Day After Tomorrow"
• "El Chema" season 1
• "Falsa identidad" seasons 1-2
• "Fury"
• "Ghosting: The Spirit of Christmas"
• "Happy’s Place" season 2
• "Insidious: Chapter 2"
• "Insidious: Chapter 3"
• "Looper"
• "Mistletoe Murders" seasons 1-2
• "The Mummy"
• "No Sleep 'Til Christmas"
• "Public Enemies"
• "Rectify" seasons 1-4
• "The Red Road" seasons 1-2
• "Resident Evil"
• "Resident Evil: Apocalypse"
• "Richard Jewell"
• "Same Time, Next Christmas"
• "Stand by Me"
• "Weekend at Bernie's"
• "Whiplash"

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• New to Netflix in October 2026
• 5 best movies to stream on Netflix for Halloween 2026
• The best streaming services in 2026 to subscribe to right now

I've gone through everything from Apple TV, Paramount+, Peacock etc. to see what's recently landed. I've even added some live sports events kicking off this Sunday, as well as some chilling horror picks on Shudder.

Here are all the new shows and movies (and live events) you can stream tonight (October 25), and where to watch them. For more picks, check out these near-flawless HBO Max miniseries you can binge in a weekend.

Top picks to stream tonight

'A Course Called Ireland' (Paramount+)

Genre: Sports/travel docuseries

What it's about: Based on Tom Coyne’s bestselling 2009 golf and travel memoir, this six-part documentary follows the author and comedy legend Bill Murray, a renowned golf enthusiast, as they hit some of Ireland's most legendary golf courses. Joined by family and celebrity friends including Chris O'Dowd, Joanne McNally, and Jason Kelce, they take in the breathtaking scenery, vibrant local culture and colorful characters they encounter, all in an unscripted adventure.

Watch "A Course Called Ireland" on Paramount+ now

'Last Breath' (Hulu)

Genre: Thriller/drama

What it's about: Director Alex Parkinson’s debut dramatic film is based on his 2019 documentary of the same name, both of which follow the stranger-than-fiction incident in 2012 where a routine dive in the North Sea turned disastrous. Working to repair a gas line deep beneath the waves, over 300 feet down, a trio of divers — Duncan (Woody Harrelson), Dave (Simu Liu), and Chris (Finn Cole) — battles freezing temperatures, intense pressure, and almost no visibility. When a sudden storm throws the supporting ship off course, Chris is stranded hundreds of feet below at the bottom of the ocean while the rest of the crew scrambles to stage an emergency rescue mission.

Watch "Last Breath" on Hulu now

Your streaming guide: Sunday, Oct. 25

Here's everything coming to streaming today, broken down by streaming service:

PARAMOUNT+

• A Course Called Ireland (6 episodes)

Peacock

• The Wolves of Real Estate: The Alexander Brothers (3 episodes)
• Saturday Night Live UK (new episode)

Apple TV

• MLS: Los Angeles Football Club vs. LA Galaxy (8 p.m.)

Hulu

• Last Breath (2025)
• Last Breath En Espanol (2025)
• The Mess Around with Hannah and Lamorne, Hulu (New Podcast Episode)
• Mission: Yozakura Family (Season 2, Cour 2), Hulu (New Episode)
• We’re Here to Help, Disney+ & Hulu (New Podcast Episode)

ESPN Unlimited

• NCAA Men's Basketball: UC Santa Barbara vs. Loyola Marymount — Exhibition (4 p.m.)
• NCAA Football: Oklahoma vs. Mississippi State (4 p.m.)
• NCAA Football: Pittsburgh vs. #1 Miamia (5 p.m.)
• NCAA Men's Soccer: Old Dominion vs. Coastal Carolina (5 p.m.)
• NCAA Men's Soccer: Kentucky vs. James Madison (5 p.m.)
• NCAA Men's Soccer: Queens University vs. Cetnral Arkansas (6 p.m.)
• NCAA Men's Soccer: Houston Christian vs. Incarnate Word (6 p.m.)
• NCAA Women's Soccer: Lamar vs. SE Louisiana (5 p.m.)
• NCAA Women's Soccer: Charlotte vs. UAB (7 p.m.)
• NCAA Women's Basketball: One: An Offseason With the Sooners | Part I: The Climb (7 p.m.)
• 2026 Red Bull Rampage Highlight Show (8 p.m.)
• NCAA Football: Syracuse vs. North Carolina (8 p.m.)
• NCAA Football: Virginia Tech vs. Clemson (8 p.m.)
• WNBA: Life in the W: Episode 1 (10 p.m.)
• WNBA: Life in the W: Episode 2 (10:30 p.m.)
• WNBA: Life in the W: Episode 3 (11 p.m.)
• WNBA: Life in the W: Episode 4 (11:30 p.m.)

The Hallmark Channel

• What if Christmas (2026)

Shudder

• Fangoria Chainsaw Awards (9 p.m.)
• Joe Bob’s Halloween House Party

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• 3 near-flawless HBO Max miniseries you can easily finish in a weekend
• New on Hulu and Disney+ in November 2026: All the new shows and movies to watch
• Netflix top 10 movies — here’s the 3 worth watching right now (October 24-25)

Kickstarting the month on Nov. 4, season 2 of Ryan Murphy’s “All’s Fair” premieres on Hulu. The campy courtroom drama reunites Kim Kardashian, Glenn Close, Sarah Paulson, and the rest of the all-female divorce firm for another round of high-stakes scandals, secrets, and stilettos. Dropping that same day on Disney+ and Hulu is “The Remarried Empress,” a live-action K-drama adaptation of the wildly popular webtoon about an empress who boldly rewrites her own destiny after her husband brings home a new concubine.

Later in the month on Nov. 20, “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” returns for its third season. Adapting Rick Riordan’s “The Titan’s Curse,” this new installment follows Percy and his friends as they race against time to rescue a kidnapped Annabeth and save Olympus from the encroaching Titans. Want to see what else is hitting your watchlist this month? Keep reading to explore our top picks and the full list of everything coming to Hulu and Disney+ in November.

New on Hulu and Disney+ in November 2026: Top picks

'All's Fair' season 2

Ryan Murphy’s campy courtroom saga returns for a second season, back inside the all-female divorce firm of Grant, Ronson & Greene. After the attorneys split from their old male-led practice to strike out on their own, season 2 drops them into a fresh storm of scandals, secrets and stilettos, as new allegiances form, friendships are tested and a shocking revelation threatens the very existence of the firm. You know, no pressure or whatever.

The same group from season 1 is back, including Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts, Teyana Taylor, Sarah Paulson and Glenn Close, with Cauã Reymond joining the cast this season.

Stream on Hulu beginning November 4

'The Remarried Empress'

This lavish Korean period drama, based on the hugely popular webtoon, follows Navier, the beloved and impossibly composed empress of the Eastern Empire, who has built a prosperous land alongside her husband, Emperor Sovieshu. Her world is turned upside down when Sovieshu brings Rashta, a runaway slave, back to the palace with plans to make her his concubine.

Rather than let heartbreak rule her, Navier keeps her composure, and when Prince Heinrey, a charming rival leader from the Western Kingdom, takes an interest in her, she makes a life-changing choice to rewrite her own destiny. Shin Min-a stars as Navier, with Lee Jong-suk as Heinrey, Ju Ji-hoon as Sovieshu and Lee Se-young as Rashta. You've got plenty of time to catch up with the webtoon if you start reading now.

Stream on Hulu beginning November 4

'Percy Jackson and the Olympians' season 3

Disney+’s hit adaptation of Rick Riordan’s beloved book series returns for a third season, this time bringing “The Titan’s Curse,” the third novel, to the screen for the first time. When Annabeth (Leah Sava Jeffries) suddenly vanishes and the Oracle of Delphi delivers a Great Prophecy that could decide the fate of Olympus, Percy Jackson (Walker Scobell) and Grover (Aryan Simhadri) set off on a perilous new quest, racing to rescue Annabeth and the goddess Artemis (Dafne Keen) from the clutches of the Titan Atlas (Holt McCallany).

Expect new allies, including the di Angelo siblings, and a noticeably darker turn for the young demigods -- perfect for scratching that YA fantasy itch if you're a big reader or have kids in the house who can't get enough of Jackson.

Stream on Disney+ beginning November 20

Everything new on Hulu and Disney+ in November 2026

November 1

• Hulu: A Bad Moms Christmas (2017)
• Hulu: The Banshees of Inisherin (2022)
• Hulu: Meg 2: The Trench (2023)
• Hulu: The Mess Around – New Podcast Episode
• Hulu: Mission: Yozakura Family (Season 2, Cour 2) – New Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: We’re Here to Help – New Podcast Episode
• Hulu: Why Him? (2016)

November 2

• Hulu: America’s Funniest Home Videos (Season 37) – New Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Between Steps (Season 1) (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Hulu: Black Bag (2025)
• Disney+: Dancing with the Stars (Season 35) – Streaming Live at 8pm ET
• Disney+: Dancing with the Stars (Season 35) – Streaming Live at 8pm ET
• Hulu: Desperately Devoted – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Handsome – New Podcast Episode
• Hulu: The Mob (Hulu Original) – New Episodes
• Disney+: Pod Meets World – New Podcast Episodes
• Hulu: That Was Us – New Podcast Episode

November 3

• Disney+ and Hulu: Best Friends – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Between Steps (Season 1) (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Clues – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Dancing with the Stars (Season 35) – New Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Hey Jonas! – New Podcast Episode
• Hulu: High Country (Season 2)
• Disney+ and Hulu: Perfect Person – New Podcast Episode
• Hulu: Phony (Season 1) (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Hulu: Reasonable Doubt (Season 4) (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Disney+: Stick to Football (Season 1) – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+: Stick to United with Wayne Rooney (Season 1) – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: StraightioLab – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Thanks Dad with Ego Nwodim – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: We’re Here to Help – New Podcast Episode

November 4

• Hulu: All’s Fair (Season 2) (Hulu Original) – Three-Episode Premiere
• Hulu: All’s Fair Podcast (Season 2) – Two-Episode Premiere
• Disney+ and Hulu: Dancing with the Stars Official Podcast (Season 35) – New Episode @ 9am PT
• Disney+: Disney Jr. Ariel - The Little Mermaid: Dolphin Cove Tales: Shorts (Season 1) – Premiere - All Episodes Streaming
• Hulu: FX’s The Lowdown (Season 2) – New Episode @ 9pm PT
• Disney+ and Hulu: Merry Berry Love (Season 1) (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: The Remarried Empress (Season 1) (Hulu Original) – Four-Episode Premiere
• Disney+: VisionQuest – New Episode

November 5

• Hulu: Abbott Elementary (Season 6) – New Episode
• Hulu: Fake Doctors, Real Friends with Zach and Donald – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Hey Jonas! – New Podcast Episode
• Hulu: The Kardashians (Season 8) (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Hulu: Scrubs (Season 2) – New Episode
• Hulu: Shark Tank (Season 18) – New Episode

November 6

• Hulu: 9-1-1 (Season 10) – New Episode
• Hulu: 9-1-1: Nashville (Season 2) – New Episode
• Hulu: Grey’s Anatomy (Season 23) – New Episode
• Disney+: SuperKitties (Season 3) – Thanksgiving Special Episode
• Hulu: Tokyo Revengers: War of the Three Titans Arc (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Wolves Up Close with Bertie Gregory – Premiere

November 7

• Hulu: Celebrity Wheel of Fortune (Season 7) – New Episode
• Disney+: Chibi Tiny Tales: Shorts (Season 8) – New Episode
• Disney+: Locker Diaries: Coven Academy: Shorts (Season 1) – New Episode

November 8

• Hulu: Heart Eyes (2025)
• Hulu: The Mess Around – New Podcast Episode
• Hulu: Mission: Yozakura Family (Season 2, Cour 2) – New Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: We’re Here to Help – New Podcast Episode

November 9

• Hulu: America’s Funniest Home Videos (Season 37) – New Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Between Steps (Season 1) (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Hulu: Desperately Devoted – New Podcast Episode
• Hulu: Fire Force (Season 3, Part 2) (Dubbed) – All Episodes Streaming
• Disney+ and Hulu: Handsome – New Podcast Episode
• Hulu: Love Hurts (2025)
• Hulu: The Mob (Hulu Original) – New Episodes
• Disney+ and Hulu: Mother Knows Murder – Podcast Premiere
• Disney+: Pod Meets World – New Podcast Episodes
• Hulu: That Was Us – New Podcast Episode

November 10

• Disney+ and Hulu: Best Friends – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Between Steps (Season 1) (Hulu Original) – Finale Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Clues – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+: Dancing with the Stars (Season 35) – Streaming Live @ 8pm ET
• Disney+ and Hulu: Hey Jonas! – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Perfect Person – New Podcast Episode
• Hulu: Phony (Season 1) (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Hulu: Reasonable Doubt (Season 4) (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Disney+: Stick to United with Wayne Rooney (Season 1) – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: StraightioLab – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Thanks Dad with Ego Nwodim – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: We’re Here to Help – New Podcast Episode

November 11

• Hulu: All’s Fair (Season 2) (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Hulu: All’s Fair Podcast (Season 2) – New Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Dancing with the Stars (Season 35) – New Episode
• Hulu: FX’s The Lowdown (Season 2) – New Episode @ 9pm PT
• Disney+ and Hulu: Merry Berry Love (Season 1) (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Disney+: Pokémon the Series: The Beginning (Season 2) – New Episodes
• Disney+: Pupstruction (Season 3) – New Episodes
• Disney+ and Hulu: The Remarried Empress (Season 1) (Hulu Original) – New Episodes
• Hulu: Rivals (Season 2, Part 2) (Hulu Original) – Three-Episode Premiere
• Disney+ and Hulu: Style Wars (Season 1) (Hulu Original) – Two-Episode Premiere
• Disney+: VisionQuest – New Episode

November 12

• Hulu: Abbott Elementary (Season 6) – New Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Dancing with the Stars Official Podcast (Season 35) – New Episode
• Hulu: Fake Doctors, Real Friends with Zach and Donald – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Hey Jonas! – New Podcast Episode
• Hulu: The Kardashians (Season 8) (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Hulu: Scrubs (Season 2) – New Episode
• Hulu: The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County (Season 1) (Hulu Original) – Premiere - All Episodes Streaming
• Hulu: Shark Tank (Season 18) – New Episode
• Disney+: Stick to Football (Season 1) – New Podcast Episode

November 13

• Hulu: 9-1-1 (Season 10) – New Episode
• Hulu: 9-1-1: Nashville (Season 2) – New Episode
• Disney+: Gracie’s Corner (Season 2) – New Episodes
• Disney+: Gracie’s Corner: Shorts (Season 2) – New Episodes
• Hulu: Grey’s Anatomy (Season 23) – New Episode
• Hulu: Tokyo Revengers: War of the Three Titans Arc (Hulu Original) – New Episode

November 14

• Disney+: A Proud Family Wizmas – Holiday Special Episode
• Hulu: Celebrity Wheel of Fortune (Season 7) – New Episode
• Disney+: Chibi Tiny Tales: Shorts (Season 8) – New Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Expedition: Saving Our Seas – Premiere

November 15

• Hulu: Call of the Night (Season 2) (Subbed & Dubbed) – All Episodes Streaming
• Hulu: Hero Without a Class: Who Even Needs Skills?! (Season 1) (Subbed & Dubbed) – All Episodes Streaming
• Hulu: The Mess Around – New Podcast Episode
• Hulu: Mission: Yozakura Family (Season 2, Cour 2) – New Episode
• Hulu: My Gift Lvl 9999 Unlimited Gacha: Backstabbed in a Backwater Dungeon (Season 1) (Subbed & Dubbed) – All Episodes Streaming
• Hulu: Paddington in Peru (2024)
• Disney+ and Hulu: We’re Here to Help – New Podcast Episode

November 16

• Hulu: America’s Funniest Home Videos (Season 37) – New Episode
• Disney+: Bluey Fancy Restaurant (Season 1) – Premiere - All Episodes Streaming
• Hulu: Desperately Devoted – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Handsome – New Podcast Episode
• Hulu: The Mob (Hulu Original) – Finale Episodes
• Disney+ and Hulu: Mother Knows Murder – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+: Pod Meets World – New Podcast Episodes
• Hulu: That Was Us – New Podcast Episode

November 17

• Disney+ and Hulu: Best Friends – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Clues – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+: Dancing with the Stars (Season 35) – Streaming Live @ 8pm ET
• Disney+ and Hulu: Hey Jonas! – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: How The Tudors Lost Their Heads (Season 1) – Premiere - All Episodes Streaming
• Disney+ and Hulu: Perfect Person – New Podcast Episode
• Hulu: Phony (Season 1) (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Hulu: Reasonable Doubt (Season 4) (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Disney+: Stick to Football (Season 1) – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+: Stick to United with Wayne Rooney (Season 1) – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: StraightioLab – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Thanks Dad with Ego Nwodim – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: We’re Here to Help – New Podcast Episode

November 18

• Disney+: The 60th Annual CMA Awards – Streaming Live @ 8pm ET
• Hulu: All’s Fair (Season 2) (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Hulu: All’s Fair Podcast (Season 2) – New Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Dancing with the Stars (Season 35) – New Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang – New Podcast Episode
• Hulu: FX’s The Lowdown (Season 2) – New Episode @ 9pm PT
• Disney+ and Hulu: Merry Berry Love (Season 1) (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Disney+: Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+ (Season 2) – New Episodes
• Disney+ and Hulu: The Remarried Empress (Season 1) (Hulu Original) – New Episodes
• Hulu: Rivals (Season 2, Part 2) (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Style Wars (Season 1) (Hulu Original) – New Episodes
• Disney+ and Hulu: Vienna Game (Season 1) (Hulu Original) – Premiere - All Episodes Streaming

November 19

• Hulu: America’s Funniest Home Videos (Season 37) (ABC) – New Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Between Steps (Season 1) (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Handsome – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+: Pod Meets World – New Podcast Episodes
• Hulu: That Was Us – New Podcast Episode

November 20

• Hulu: 9-1-1 (Season 10) – New Episode
• Hulu: 9-1-1: Nashville (Season 2) – New Episode
• Hulu: A Christmas Story (1983)
• Hulu: Four Christmases (2008)
• Hulu: Grey’s Anatomy (Season 23) – New Episode
• Hulu: National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation (1989)
• Disney+ and Hulu: Percy Jackson and the Olympians (Season 3) – Two-Episode Premiere
• Disney+ and Hulu: Percy Jackson and the Olympians Official Podcast (Season 3) – Premiere
• Hulu: The Polar Express (2004)
• Hulu: Tokyo Revengers: War of the Three Titans Arc (Hulu Original) – New Episode

November 21

• Disney+: How Not to Draw: Shorts (Season 5) – New Episodes
• Disney+: Miraculous Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir (Season 7) – Premiere

November 22

• Hulu: The Mess Around – New Podcast Episode
• Hulu: Mission: Yozakura Family (Season 2, Cour 2) – New Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: We’re Here to Help – New Podcast Episode

November 23

• Hulu: America’s Funniest Home Videos (Season 37) – New Episode
• Hulu: Desperately Devoted – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Handsome – New Podcast Episode
• Hulu: MAO (Season 1, Part 2) (Dubbed) – All Episodes Streaming
• Hulu: Mickey 17 (2025)
• Disney+: Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Mickey's Adventures in Wonderland 
• Disney+ and Hulu: Mother Knows Murder – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+: Pod Meets World – New Podcast Episodes
• Hulu: That Was Us – New Podcast Episode

November 24

• Disney+ and Hulu: Best Friends – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Clues – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+: Dancing with the Stars (Season 35) – Streaming Live @ 8pm ET
• Disney+ and Hulu: Hey Jonas! – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Perfect Person – New Podcast Episode
• Hulu: Phony (Season 1) (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Hulu: Reasonable Doubt (Season 4) (Hulu Original) – Finale Episode
• Disney+: Stick to United with Wayne Rooney (Season 1) – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: StraightioLab – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Thanks Dad with Ego Nwodim – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: We’re Here to Help – New Podcast Episode

November 25

• Hulu: All’s Fair (Season 2) (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Hulu: All’s Fair Podcast (Season 2) – New Episodes
• Disney+: Big City Greens (Season 5) – New Episodes
• Disney+ and Hulu: Dancing with the Stars (Season 35) – New Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang – New Podcast Episode
• Hulu: FX’s The Lowdown (Season 2) – Finale Episode @ 9pm PT
• Disney+ and Hulu: Merry Berry Love (Season 1) (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: The Remarried Empress (Season 1) (Hulu Original) – Finale Episodes
• Hulu: Rivals (Season 2, Part 2) (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Style Wars (Season 1) (Hulu Original) – New Episodes

November 26

• Disney+ and Hulu: Dancing with the Stars Official Podcast (Season 35) – New Episode
• Hulu: Fake Doctors, Real Friends with Zach and Donald – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Hey Jonas! – New Podcast Episode
• Hulu: The Kardashians (Season 8) (Hulu Original) – New Episode
• Hulu: Mummies (2023)
• Disney+: Sofia the First: Royal Magic (Season 1) – Holiday Special Episode
• Disney+: Stick to Football (Season 1) – New Podcast Episode

November 27

• Disney+: Mickey’s Home Alone – Premiere
• Disney+ and Hulu: Percy Jackson and the Olympians (Season 3) – New Episodes
• Disney+ and Hulu: Percy Jackson and the Olympians Official Podcast (Season 3) – New Episode
• Hulu: Tokyo Revengers: War of the Three Titans Arc (Hulu Original) – New Episode

November 28

• Disney+: Dasher – Premiere

November 29

• Hulu: The Mess Around – New Podcast Episode
• Hulu: Mission: Yozakura Family (Season 2, Cour 2) – New Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: We’re Here to Help – New Podcast Episode

November 30

• Hulu: Desperately Devoted – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Handsome – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+ and Hulu: Mother Knows Murder – New Podcast Episode
• Disney+: Pod Meets World – New Podcast Episodes
• Hulu: That Was Us – New Podcast Episode

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