Netflix is set to release a substantial collection of content in November 2026, including approximately 30 Christmas movies and a variety of films and series spanning different genres. Among the notable additions are the first three 'Insidious' movies, the first two 'Resident Evil' films, and classics like 'Air Force One,' 'Stand By Me,' 'Smile,' 'Looper,' and 'Bridesmaids.' The streaming giant will also add "The Mummy," though the specific year of the film remains unconfirmed in the provided information.
November Highlights
Looper (2012) - November 1
This science fiction thriller from writer/director Rian Johnson stars Bruce Willis and Joseph Gordon-Levitt as hitmen who eliminate targets sent back in time. Emily Blunt, Paul Dano, and Jeff Daniels also feature in the film.
Rectify: Seasons 1-4 - November 1
This critically acclaimed drama series created by Ray McKinnon follows Daniel, a man released from death row after nearly 20 years, as he struggles to reintegrate into society. The cast includes Aden Young, Abigail Spencer, J. Smith-Cameron, Adelaide Clemens, Clayne Crawford, and Luke Kirby.
Bass X Machina (New Series) - November 3
From LeSean Thomas, known for 'Yasuke' and 'Cannon Busters,' this new adult animated series offers a steampunk reimagining of the legend of Bass Reeves. Voiced by Brian Tyree Henry, the series depicts Reeves as a lawman battling outlaws, machines, and supernatural threats in the Wild West. Janelle Monáe, Cree Summer, and Tati Gabrielle also lend their voices.
Carolina Caroline (2026) - November 6
This crime thriller romance directed by Adam Carter Rehmeier stars Samara Weaving and Kyle Gallner as a small-town woman and a con man who embark on a crime spree.
Heartland (New Movie) - November 13
Written and directed by Shana Feste, this murder mystery features Jessica Chastain as a former country music star searching for her missing niece in Nashville. John Hawkes, Garrett Hedlund, Carter Faith, and Jennifer Nettles also star.
Obsession (2026) - November 16
This micro-budget horror film is noted for its effective storytelling and exploration of themes like agency, consent, and the blurred lines between codependency and love. Inde Navarrette stars in a performance highlighted by critics.
The Altruists (Miniseries) - November 19
Penned by Graham Moore ('The Imitation Game'), this eight-episode biographical miniseries delves into the collapse of the cryptocurrency exchange FTX and its sister firm, Alameda Research. The series focuses on the relationship between FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried, portrayed by Anthony Boyle, and Alameda co-CEO Caroline Ellison, played by Julia Garner.
Additional November Releases
Netflix's November slate also includes a wide array of films and series such as 'Gordon' (Argentina, series), '100 días para enamorarnos: Season 1,' 'A Sudden Case of Christmas,' 'Cliffhanger,' 'The Croods,' 'The Day After Tomorrow,' 'Fury,' 'Public Enemies,' 'Richard Jewell,' 'Weekend at Bernie's,' and 'Whiplash' on November 1. The first week of November will also see the arrival of 'Mike Tyson: Return of the Mike' (stand-up special) and 'Will Trent: Seasons 1-4.'
Later in the month, viewers can expect 'Avedon' (new doc), 'The Body' (new series), 'The Gospel of Christmas,' 'Heartland,' 'Smile' (2022), 'Obsession' (2026), 'America's Test Kitchen Friendsgiving: Season 1,' 'Win the Mall' (new reality competition series), 'Steps' (new family movie), and 'The Great British Baking Show: Holidays: Season 9.'
November 25 will feature the live event 'NFL Netflix Gameday: Thanksgiving Eve, Packers vs. Rams.'
Notable Departures
Several titles are scheduled to leave Netflix in November 2026. These include '13 Going on 30,' '42,' 'American Sniper,' 'Black Adam,' 'Broadchurch: Seasons 1-3,' 'Fast Five,' 'Hitch,' 'Jumanji,' 'Nightcrawler,' 'Pompeii,' 'Speed,' 'Starship Troopers,' 'Steel Magnolias,' and 'Under the Skin' on November 1. Additionally, 'The End of the F***ing World: Seasons 1-2' will depart on November 5, followed by 'Saw' and 'True Romance' on November 19. 'Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life' will also be removed on November 25 as its rights transfer to Prime Video.