What’s Coming to Netflix in November 2026

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 Welcome to your comprehensive look at everything coming to Netflix in the United States throughout November 2026! As we roll into the penultimate month of the year, Netflix is officially decking the halls while simultaneously rolling out some of its heaviest hitters. Whether you’re looking to get a head start on your festive binge-watching, tune into exclusive live sports, or get swept up in a prestige drama, November’s slate is absolutely stacked.
 This month, all eyes are on the highly anticipated FTX crypto-collapse drama The Altruists starring Julia Garner and Anthony Boyle, as well as the gritty Jessica Chastain thriller Heartland. We’re also getting massive returning favorites, including Keira Knightley in Black Doves Season 2, the hilarious sophomore run of St. Denis Medical, and a royal farewell to The Empress with its third and final season. Add in a healthy dose of holiday rom-coms, a huge November 1st licensed haul (Bridesmaids, Whiplash, Stand by Me and The Mummy among them), The Super Mario Galaxy Movie landing on the 30th, and the NFL’s first-ever Thanksgiving Eve game between the Packers and the Rams, and you’ve got a month that will keep your watchlist very busy. Before we dig in, another shameless plug for us!
We’ve just relaunched our coming soon on Netflix calendar, but thanks to some new sources, we can offer it again! It currently lists over 130 upcoming licensed and original titles. While we’ll still do more in-depth lists like this, you can also use that resource going forward.  As always, keep an eye on our removals guide for every show and movie set to depart the streamer throughout the penultimate month of the year.  

What’s Coming on November 1st

100 días para enamorarnos (Season 1) – Telemundo’s remake of the hit Argentine rom-com drama. Two best friends and law partners (Ilse Salas and Mariana Treviño) put their marriages on a 100-day pause to figure out whether they still want them, with chaotic results. Also starring Erik Hayser and David Chocarro.
A Sudden Case of Christmas (2024) – Danny DeVito and Andie MacDowell star in this family comedy from director Peter Chelsom. When a young girl learns her parents are splitting up, she convinces her grandparents to stage a full Christmas celebration in the middle of August at their hotel in the Italian Alps.
Air Force One (1997) – Harrison Ford is the President of the United States in Wolfgang Petersen’s action classic. When Russian terrorists led by Gary Oldman hijack the presidential plane mid-flight, the commander-in-chief refuses to negotiate and fights back himself.
Barbie in the Nutcracker (2026) – A modern redone version of the animated classic with famous voice cast members.
Bridesmaids (2011) – Paul Feig’s smash-hit comedy stars Kristen Wiig as a down-on-her-luck maid of honor whose attempts to plan her best friend’s (Maya Rudolph) wedding spiral into disaster. Melissa McCarthy earned an Oscar nomination for her scene-stealing turn, with Rose Byrne, Wendi McLendon-Covey and Ellie Kemper rounding out the bridal party.
Cliffhanger (1993) – Sylvester Stallone stars as a Rocky Mountain rescue ranger who, haunted by a climb gone wrong, is forced back onto the peaks when a gang of thieves led by John Lithgow crash-lands with millions in stolen cash. Directed by Renny Harlin.
El Chema (Season 1) – Telemundo’s spinoff of El Señor de los Cielos stars Mauricio Ochmann as Chema Venegas, charting his rise from a teenage drug runner to one of the most powerful cartel bosses in Mexico.
Falsa identidad (Seasons 1-2) – Luis Ernesto Franco and Camila Sodi headline this Telemundo thriller about two strangers on the run from a cartel who are forced to pose as a married couple under new identities.
Fury (2014) – David Ayer’s brutal World War II drama puts Brad Pitt in command of a Sherman tank crew (Shia LaBeouf, Logan Lerman, Michael Peña, Jon Bernthal) pushing deep into Germany in the final weeks of the war.
Ghosting: The Spirit of Christmas (2019) – In this Freeform holiday comedy, Jess (Aisha Dee) dies in a car accident right after the perfect first date, only to return as a ghost whom only her best friend Kara (Kimiko Glenn) can see. Together, they set out to help Jess finish her unfinished business before Christmas.
Happy’s Place (Season 2) – Reba McEntire’s NBC sitcom returns for its second season. Bobbie (McEntire) continues running her late father’s Knoxville tavern alongside the half-sister she never knew she had (Belissa Escobedo), with Melissa Peterman back as her best friend and bartender.
Insidious: Chapter 2 (2013) – Picking up immediately after the first film, the Lambert family (Patrick Wilson, Rose Byrne) discovers that the dark presence following them hasn’t let go, forcing them to uncover a childhood secret to break free from the spirit world. Directed by James Wan.
Insidious: Chapter 3 (2015) – A prequel to the first two films, with Lin Shaye’s psychic Elise Rainier reluctantly coming out of retirement to help a teenage girl (Stefanie Scott) who has been targeted by a malevolent entity. Leigh Whannell directs.
Looper (2012) – Rian Johnson’s time-travel thriller stars Joseph Gordon-Levitt as a hitman who executes targets sent back from the future, until the day his next target turns out to be his older self (Bruce Willis). Also starring Emily Blunt and Jeff Daniels.
Mistletoe Murders (Seasons 1-2) – Based on the hit audio series, this cozy mystery follows Emily Lane (Sarah Drew), the upbeat owner of a year-round Christmas-themed store in the quaint tourist town of Fletcher’s Grove. Despite her festive exterior, Emily harbors a secret past and an undeniable knack for solving local murders, which brings her into constant contact with a handsome local police detective (Peter Mooney).
No Sleep ‘Til Christmas (2018) – Real-life couple Odette and Dave Annable star in this Freeform rom-com about two insomniacs who discover the only way either of them can get a good night’s sleep is next to each other, which is a problem given she’s engaged to someone else.
Public Enemies (2009) – Michael Mann’s Depression-era crime epic stars Johnny Depp as bank robber John Dillinger and Christian Bale as Melvin Purvis, the FBI agent tasked with bringing him down. Also starring Marion Cotillard and Billy Crudup as J. Edgar Hoover.
Rectify (Seasons 1-4) – One of the most acclaimed dramas of the 2010s, SundanceTV’s Rectify follows Daniel Holden (Aden Young), who returns to his small Georgia hometown after 19 years on death row when new DNA evidence vacates his conviction. Created by Ray McKinnon, with Abigail Spencer, Clayne Crawford and J. Smith-Cameron.
Resident Evil (2002) – Paul W.S. Anderson’s adaptation of the Capcom video game series stars Milla Jovovich as Alice, who wakes with no memory inside a secret Umbrella Corporation facility that has been overrun by the undead.
Resident Evil: Apocalypse (2004) – Alice (Jovovich) escapes the Hive only to find Raccoon City in the grip of a full-blown zombie outbreak, teaming up with Jill Valentine (Sienna Guillory) to escape before the city is wiped off the map.

Richard Jewell (2019) – Directed by Clint Eastwood, this gripping biographical drama tells the true story of the security guard who heroically discovered a bomb at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. However, his life is quickly turned upside down when the FBI and the media unjustly vilify him as their prime suspect. Starring Paul Walter Hauser, Sam Rockwell, and Kathy Bates in an Oscar-nominated performance.
Same Time, Next Christmas (2019) – Lea Michele stars in this ABC holiday romance as a woman who met her childhood sweetheart (Charles Michael Davis) during an annual family Christmas trip to Hawaii, and reunites with him years later when both return to the same resort.
Stand by Me (1986) – Rob Reiner’s coming-of-age classic, adapted from Stephen King’s novella The Body, follows four friends (Wil Wheaton, River Phoenix, Corey Feldman and Jerry O’Connell) who set out on a trek through the Oregon woods to find the body of a missing boy.
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever (2024) – Based on the beloved children’s book, this heartwarming holiday comedy follows a small town whose annual church play is hijacked by the Herdmans—the most notoriously misbehaved kids in town. As the reluctant new director (Judy Greer) tries to keep the production from descending into total chaos, the community ends up discovering the true meaning of the season. Also starring Pete Holmes and Lauren Graham.
The Croods (2013) – DreamWorks’ prehistoric family comedy follows the overprotective caveman Grug (Nicolas Cage), his adventurous daughter Eep (Emma Stone) and the rest of the clan as they’re forced out of their cave and into a strange new world with the help of a nomad named Guy (Ryan Reynolds).
The Day After Tomorrow (2004) – Roland Emmerich directs this blockbuster disaster epic. When catastrophic climate shifts trigger a sudden and devastating global superstorm that plunges the Northern Hemisphere into a new Ice Age, a paleoclimatologist (Dennis Quaid) must embark on a perilous trek to a frozen New York City to save his trapped son (Jake Gyllenhaal).
The Mummy (1999) – Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz star in Stephen Sommers’ adventure blockbuster. An American legionnaire and a bookish Egyptologist accidentally awaken the cursed high priest Imhotep in the lost city of Hamunaptra, unleashing the ten plagues on 1920s Egypt.
The Good Lie (2014) – This deeply moving drama follows a group of young Sudanese refugees—known as the “Lost Boys of Sudan”—who are given the chance to resettle in Kansas City after surviving a brutal civil war. There, their lives intersect with a brash employment agency counselor (Reese Witherspoon) who helps them navigate the culture shock and challenges of their new American reality.
The Red Road (Seasons 1-2) – Jason Momoa and Martin Henderson star in this SundanceTV crime drama set in the Ramapo Mountains of New Jersey, where a local cop and a member of a Native American tribe are drawn into an uneasy alliance after a tragedy.
Weekend at Bernie’s (1989) – The cult comedy about two young insurance employees (Andrew McCarthy and Jonathan Silverman) invited to their boss’s beach house for the weekend, only to find him dead on arrival and decide the party must go on regardless.
Whiplash (2014) – Damien Chazelle’s breakout drama stars Miles Teller as an ambitious young jazz drummer pushed to the brink by a ruthless conservatory instructor, played by J.K. Simmons in an Oscar-winning performance.

What’s Coming on November 2nd

Kidnapped in Her Own Home: The Martha Carelli Story (2026) – Inspired by harrowing true events, this Lifetime crime thriller directed by Traci Hays stars Stana Katic (Castle) as Martha Carelli, a woman whose peaceful life is turned upside down when an escaped convict hiding in her basement takes her hostage. Forced to serve as his getaway driver, Martha finds herself trapped in a dangerous psychological battle on the road. With her captor becoming increasingly volatile, she must discreetly leave clues behind for authorities and rely on her wits to survive and find a way back home. Also stars Tyler Tomás Perez.
Masha and the Bear (Season 6) – New episodes of the controversial kids’ animated series.

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 3rd

A Cinderella Christmas Ball
Bass X Machina (Season 1) Netflix Original – In a lawless Steampunk West overrun by brutal outlaws, machines, and supernatural terrors, a father (voiced by Brian Tyree Henry) is forced to become judge, jury, and executioner to protect his family. Created by LeSean Thomas.
Christmas Time Is Here
Mafia Mamma (2023) – Toni Collette stars in this hilarious action-comedy about a mild-mannered American suburbanite who travels to Italy for her grandfather’s funeral, only to unexpectedly inherit his sprawling mafia empire. Guided by the family’s trusted consigliere (Monica Bellucci), she must dodge assassination attempts, navigate the dangerous underworld, and step up to become the new mob boss.
Menorah in the Middle (2022) – A rare Hanukkah rom-com. Lucy DeVito stars as a woman who brings her new fiancé home for the holidays, only to learn the family bakery is in trouble and that her brother’s best friend (Jonah Platt) may be a better match than the man she’s about to marry.
Mike Tyson: Return of the Mike (2026) Netflix Original – Boxing icon Mike Tyson lets loose like never before in this ferociously funny, unfiltered one-man stand-up show filmed at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida. It marks his first return to the stage since 2013’s Undisputed Truth.

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St. Denis Medical (Season 2) – The hilarious workplace mockumentary series returns. Devoted nurse Alex (Allison Tolman) and the rest of the underfunded, overworked staff at an Oregon hospital do their best to treat patients and keep their patience.
Will Trent (Seasons 1-4) – Based on Karin Slaughter’s bestselling novels, this gripping crime procedural follows Special Agent Will Trent (Ramón Rodríguez) of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. Despite living with severe dyslexia and the lingering trauma of his harsh childhood in Atlanta’s foster care system, Will uses his unique perspective and extraordinary observational skills to achieve the highest clearance rate in the GBI. Also starring Erika Christensen, Iantha Richardson, and Sonja Sohn.

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 4th

A Dog’s Perfect Christmas (2026) Netflix Original – Based on the bestselling novel by W. Bruce Cameron (A Dog’s Purpose). When a family is pushed to the brink of falling apart during the holidays, a wise senior basset hound and an energetic new corgi puppy step in to help keep them together. Starring Dennis Quaid and Mary Steenburgen.
A Runaway Bride for Christmas
Anaesthesia (Season 1) Netflix Original – In this emotional Polish medical drama, a talented but disgraced doctor is forced to swap his position at a prestigious clinic for a struggling local hospital after a bold surgery goes terribly wrong. Attempting to get his life and career back on track, he must navigate new, high-stakes medical challenges and workplace dynamics. Starring Leszek Lichota, Karolina Gruszka, and Aleksandra Popławska.
Deck the Hallways (2025) – In this heartwarming holiday romantic comedy directed by Jason James, Bay Area tech executive Zoe (Naika Toussaint) returns to Chicago to spend Christmas with her recently widowed grandmother, Agnes (Loretta Devine). Expecting a quiet, mournful visit, Zoe is stunned to find Agnes living a carefree, party-filled lifestyle and ditching long-held family traditions.
Ninho: Fame Ain’t Worth It (2026) Netflix Original – French music documentary. Ninho is the biggest rap star in France, but after a decade of hits and sacrifice, he’s weighing up whether to walk away from it all. The film follows him through 2025 as he makes that decision.
Taken: Natalee Holloway (2026) Netflix Original – True-crime documentary revisiting the 2005 disappearance of 18-year-old Natalee Holloway in Aruba, and the decades-long search led by her mother, Beth, that ultimately brought her face-to-face with the man accused of killing her.
The Elf on the Shelf: Scout Elf Squad (2025) – Animated kids holiday special. 

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 5th

Black Doves (Season 2) Netflix Original – Keira Knightley and Ben Whishaw return in this gripping British spy thriller. With her husband on the verge of becoming Prime Minister, Helen finds her double life as a covert operative more dangerous than ever when an internal threat targets her enigmatic handler.

Deck the Halls (2006) – Matthew Broderick and Danny DeVito star in this festive comedy as warring neighbors. When new arrival Buddy Hall sets out to cover his house in enough Christmas lights to be seen from space, the town’s self-appointed Christmas expert next door declares war.
Inside (2023) – Willem Dafoe delivers a tour-de-force solo performance in this tense psychological survival thriller directed by Vasilis Katsoupis. The film follows Nemo, an elite art thief whose high-stakes heist goes disastrously awry when he becomes trapped inside a locked, ultra-modern luxury penthouse in New York. Cut off from the outside world with dwindling food and water—and a malfunctioning smart-home system pushing temperatures to extreme limits—he must rely on all of his wits and resourcefulness just to stay alive.
North of North (Season 2) Netflix Original – The Canadian Arctic comedy returns. Recharged and ready for her next chapter, young Inuk mother Siaja (Anna Lambe) 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 (2026) Netflix Original – In this heartwarming Japanese romantic drama, a deeply frugal 40-year-old woman is diagnosed with cancer and given a year to live. Deciding to finally spend her savings, she “buys” a struggling pink-haired nightclub host for 720,000 yen, leading to an unexpected romance.
Overacting (2026) Netflix Original – A wildly chaotic Thai action-comedy. When a retired top cop’s memories of his glory days suddenly resurface, his struggling actress daughter must stage massive, over-the-top fake missions to keep him from pursuing his elusive archnemesis.
The Neighborhood (Seasons 1-8) – The complete run of the hit CBS sitcom. Cedric the Entertainer and Max Greenfield star as a very opinionated neighbor and the friendly, overly positive Midwesterner who moves his family in next door in a predominantly Black neighborhood in L.A.

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 6th
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Carolina Caroline (2025) – Samara Weaving and Kyle Gallner star in this steamy, Southern Gothic lovers-on-the-run crime thriller. Desperate to escape her mundane life caring for her father in a small Texas town, a young gas station attendant (Weaving) falls into the orbit of a charismatic con man (Gallner). She quickly becomes his willing apprentice, and the two embark on a passionate, bank-robbing crime spree across the American Southeast in search of her estranged mother. Also starring Kyra Sedgwick and Jon Gries.
Funny Money: The Dane Cook Story (2026) – Directed by Brett Harvey, this revealing true-crime documentary chronicles the meteoric rise and devastating personal heartbreak of comedian Dane Cook.
Possible Love (2026) Netflix Original – Directed by acclaimed Korean filmmaker Lee Chang-dong (Burning). Two married couples from vastly different economic backgrounds cross paths during the filming of a labor strike documentary, forcing them to confront their hidden desires and the fractures in their own lives.
Under Siege (Season 1) Netflix Original – Inspired by the harrowing true events of November 1985, this gripping Colombian historical drama recounts the siege of the Palace of Justice in Bogotá by an M-19 guerrilla commando and the subsequent deadly retaking of the building by the military. Spanning multiple perspectives, the eight-episode series explores the tragedy that left over 90 people dead or missing, and follows the victims’ families in their decades-long pursuit of justice. Starring Natalia Reyes, Carlos Manuel Vesga, and Robinson Díaz.
Unprotected: Murder in Galicia (2026) Netflix Original – This gripping true-crime documentary film delves into the tragic case of Isabel Fuentes, who was left on the brink of death following an alleged home burglary in 2015. Despite a Guardia Civil sergeant’s strong suspicions and desperate attempts to keep her safe, the system failed, and Isabel was murdered in her hospital bed 37 days later. Through testimonies from investigators, doctors, and family members, the film examines exactly how this shocking failure occurred. A scripted take on the same case, Murder in Galicia, follows one week later.

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 7th

Support the Girls (2018) – Regina Hall gives a career-best, critically acclaimed performance in this warm and sharp workplace comedy-drama written and directed by Andrew Bujalski. The story follows Lisa Conroy (Hall), the fiercely protective and endlessly optimistic general manager of “Double Whammies,” a Texas highway sports bar.

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 8th

Love is Blind: The Reunion (2026) Netflix Original – The follow-up episode to season 11 of Netflix’s hit dating show. 

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 9th

Doozie’s Doghouse (Season 1) Netflix Original – In this mixed-media preschool spinoff of Gabby’s Dollhouse, Gabby’s little sister Doozie and her best puppy pal Puggie welcome kids to the Doghouse for imaginative play and tail-wagging adventures.
Misty Green

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Power (Seasons 1–6) – Created by Courtney A. Kemp and executive produced by Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, this hit Starz crime drama follows James “Ghost” St. Patrick (Omari Hardwick), a wealthy New York City nightclub owner living a double life as a ruthless drug kingpin. As he attempts to leave the criminal underworld behind to build a legitimate empire, his ambitions are threatened by law enforcement, dangerous rivals, and complicated loyalties. Also stars Joseph Sikora, Naturi Naughton, and Lela Loren.
Power Confidential (Season 1) – Hosted by Terrence J, this official companion aftershow to Power breaks down the most shocking plot twists, character betrayals, and jaw-dropping moments from the hit crime drama’s sixth and final season.
The Good Lawyer (2026) Netflix Original – After a dramatic overdose in the middle of a courtroom lands him in rehab, a brilliant but drug-addicted French defense attorney (Laurent Lafitte) has just one week to save his career and prepare for his own high-stakes trial, with the help of a dogged intern.

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 10th

Janelle James: How Romantic (2026) Netflix Original – The Abbott Elementary Emmy nominee makes her hour-long stand-up debut, sounding off on body counts, bank accounts, and why women should be allowed to wrestle men.
Last One Standing (Season 4) Netflix Original – The hit Japanese unscripted competition returns. A new batch of comedians must survive a high-stakes, scripted television drama by breaking character and delivering hilarious, unscripted anecdotes on the spot—or face elimination.

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Reminders of Him (2026) – Based on the bestselling novel by Colleen Hoover and directed by Vanessa Caswill, this emotional romantic drama follows Kenna Rowan (Maika Monroe), a young woman who returns to her Wyoming hometown after serving five years in prison for a tragic mistake. Desperate to reunite with the four-year-old daughter she has never met, she finds every bridge burned except for an unexpected connection with Ledger Ward (Tyriq Withers), a local bar owner with close ties to her past.
The Devil’s Plan (Season 3) Netflix Original – Korea’s most brain-melting reality competition is back. Sixteen clever players from all walks of life assemble for the ultimate game of smarts, with money and esteem on the line for whoever is crowned the winner.

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 11th

Alicia’s Law (Season 1) Netflix Original – Mexican adaptation of The Good Wife. When her carefully built life comes undone, Alicia returns to practicing law and discovers that rebuilding her career also means redefining herself.
Avedon (2026) Netflix Original – Directed by Ron Howard, this intimate documentary chronicles the life, legacy, and genius of Richard Avedon, the iconic American photographer whose portraiture and fashion photography reshaped the visual language of the 20th century. It draws on unprecedented access to his personal archives, including never-before-seen stills and behind-the-lens footage.
ChiaroScuro (Season 1) Netflix Original – A lighthearted Italian crime series. When a serial killer begins staging murders inspired by famous works of art in Rome, a brilliant art advisor with an infallible eye for forgeries is forced to team up with a police inspector who knows absolutely nothing about art.
How to Fall in Love by Christmas
Kijsada Paradise (2026) – Horror from Indonesia about a hide-and-seek game gone wrong at an abandoned water park.
Rodeo Christmas Romance

The Body (Season 1) Netflix Original – Gritty, Y2K-inspired teen psychodrama created by Quinn Shephard. After a Catholic high school dance team’s Halloween initiation ritual goes horribly wrong, the girls begin experiencing prophetic visions that trigger mass hysteria across their town.
The Gospel of Christmas (2026) Netflix Original – Written and directed by Tyler Perry with musical production by gospel legend Kirk Franklin, this uplifting holiday musical follows Isaac (Durrell “Tank” Babbs), a struggling pastor who inherits his family’s failing church in a troubled New York neighborhood and must save it from foreclosure before Christmas. 

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 12th

A Christmas Castle Proposal: A Royal in Paradise 2 (2024) – Hallmark’s sequel to A Royal in Paradise moves the action to a festive European castle as the couple’s engagement runs up against royal protocol.
Allen (2026) Netflix Original – 20 years after a childhood encounter with an alien, Petey has failed to move on. Now his old friend is finally back, but the reunion comes with a world-ending secret. Australian comedy feature.
Bros (Season 2) Netflix Original – The Israeli comedy returns. Friends Pini and Nisso try to rebuild their shattered careers and rocky relationships, only to become the unwitting targets of a vengeful mob boss.
Ethos (Season 2) Netflix Original – Six years after the first season became one of Netflix’s most acclaimed Turkish dramas, Berkun Oya’s Ethos (Bir Başkadır) returns. In Istanbul, diverse lives brush past each other in the city’s everyday flow, their paths intersecting in the therapy room.
Love Is Blind: Habibi (Season 2) Netflix Original – The Arabic-language edition of the social experiment returns with new hosts, celebrity couple Wissam Breidy and Rym Saidi, as Arab singles connect and get engaged before ever meeting face-to-face.
Miracles of the ER (Season 1) Netflix Original – This pulse-pounding Taiwanese medical workplace drama follows an elite team of doctors and resilient first-year residents at Yang-Da University Hospital as they navigate life-or-death emergencies, hospital politics, and ethical dilemmas.
Never Surrender (2026) Netflix Original – A gritty and action-packed Indonesian home invasion thriller. A tough ex-soldier (Lukman Sardi) must turn into a one-man army to protect his grandchildren from a gang of ruthless criminals terrorizing their remote village.
The First 48 (Season 16) – More episodes of A&E’s long-running true-crime series following homicide detectives through the critical first two days of an investigation.

The Empress (Season 3) Netflix Original – The final season of the German period drama. With her marriage and the empire facing new hardships, Elisabeth (Devrim Lingnau) is drawn down a path that will forever alter her life and the future of Europe.
The Christmas Switch (2026) Netflix Original – Marking the feature directorial debut of Adam Pålsson, this charming Swedish holiday romantic comedy stars real-life sisters Felice and Happy Jankell as Mathilda and Freddie, two sisters leading polar-opposite lives. Mathilda is a homebody who never left her small-town village, while Freddie is a career-driven, fast-living city girl. Craving a change of pace, the two swap lives at Christmastime.

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 13th
 Cr. Khalid Mohtaseb/Netflix © 2026.

A Merry Christmas Wish (2022) – Jill Wagner and Cameron Mathison star in this Great American Family holiday romance about a woman who inherits her uncle’s farm and must decide whether to sell it or save it.
Heartland (2026) Netflix Original – Jessica Chastain stars in this dark mystery thriller as Misty Jones, a former country music megastar who is drawn out of a decades-long seclusion to search for her missing niece in the seedy, dangerous underbelly of Nashville. Also starring Garrett Hedlund and Ross Lynch.
Murder in Galicia (Season 1) Netflix Original – Based on a shocking true story, this Spanish crime drama follows a tenacious Civil Guard sergeant who is convinced that a brutal home invasion was actually orchestrated by the victim’s husband, facing a system unwilling to heed his warnings while the woman’s life hangs by a thread.
Stars and Vows: Anele & Buzza (Season 1) Netflix Original – South African reality series following media personality Anele Mdoda and her royal fiancé Buzza James from pre-wedding celebrations and tense family moments to their long-awaited “I do.”

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 14th

Alan’s Universe (Season 1) Netflix Original – YouTube Shorts superstar Alan Chikin Chow brings his massively popular comedy universe to Netflix in a new scripted series following a misfit crew of aspiring pop idol rejects who come together to form a K-pop sensation.

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 15th

Insidious (2010) – The one that started it all. James Wan’s low-budget horror smash follows the Lambert family (Patrick Wilson, Rose Byrne) as they discover their comatose son isn’t sick but trapped in a shadowy realm called The Further. Arrives two weeks after Chapters 2 and 3.
Smile (2022) – Parker Finn’s breakout horror hit stars Sosie Bacon as a therapist who, after witnessing a patient’s gruesome death, becomes haunted by an entity that appears as a grinning stranger and passes from victim to victim.

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 16th

Christmas on the Ranch (2021) – LGBTQ holiday rom-com in which a city woman (Laur Allen) returns home to help save her grandmother’s (Lindsay Wagner) struggling Montana ranch and falls for the ranch hand (Amanda Righetti) who’s keeping it running.
Reporting for Christmas

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 17th

Mike Ward: Modest (2026) Netflix Original – 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.

Obsession (2025) – The horror movie that took audiences by storm earlier this year with Inde Navarrette and Michael Johnson. 
RBG (2018) – The Oscar-nominated documentary portrait of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, charting her trailblazing legal career fighting for gender equality and her late-in-life rise to pop culture icon status.
Run the World (Seasons 1-2) – Both seasons of the Starz comedy following a tight-knit group of Black women (Amber Stevens West, Bresha Webb, Corbin Reid) navigating careers, love and friendship in Harlem.

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 18th
 Gentle Monster. (L to R) Léa Seydoux as Lucy Weiss and Jella Haase as Elsa Kühn in Gentle Monster. Cr. Frédéric Batier/Netflix ©2026

America’s Test Kitchen Friendsgiving (Season 1)
Gentle Monster (2026) Netflix Original – Léa Seydoux stars in this tense Austrian psychological drama. After moving to the countryside for a fresh start, a successful concert pianist’s life shatters when the police arrive with a search warrant and she is forced to confront her husband’s unspeakable secret.
Guarding Stars (2026) Netflix Original – Based on Katherine Center’s novel The Bodyguard. When a petite, no-nonsense executive protection agent (Leighton Meester) is hired to protect a famous action movie star (Jared Padalecki) from a stalker, she must pose as his girlfriend during a holiday trip to his family’s Montana ranch.
The Law of Beasts (Season 1) Netflix Original – Polish crime drama. Panic returns to Poland as a convicted child murderer nears release, reigniting the moral conflict between the case’s lead investigator and its psychiatrist.
Valentina and the 12 Signs (Season 1) Netflix Original – Brazilian romantic comedy series. After a devastating breakup, Valentina decides to date one man from every zodiac sign, but the universe has other plans.
Win the Mall (Season 1) Netflix Original – 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, with only one walking away with the keys to the ultimate prize.

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 19th

A Cherry Pie Christmas
Christmas at Fields Ranch
The Altruists (Limited Series) Netflix Original – Julia Garner and Anthony Boyle star as Caroline Ellison and Sam Bankman-Fried in this gripping biographical drama chronicling the meteoric rise and spectacular, fraudulent collapse of the cryptocurrency exchange FTX. Netflix is pitching the pair as “Gen Z’s own Bonnie & Clyde.”

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 20th

On Behalf of My Son (2026) Netflix Original – A deeply moving Brazilian drama. After her son dies while driving a bus in a crash that kills several passengers, a grieving 75-year-old mother embarks on a quiet pilgrimage to personally apologize to the families of the victims.
Primetime Preacher$ (2026) Netflix Original – Documentary on the 1980s televangelist boom. Jim Bakker, Jerry Falwell and Jimmy Swaggart transformed American religion and politics, until greed, rivalry and scandal ignited a holy war that threatened to bring down their empires.
Steps (2026) Netflix Original – In this animated musical comedy executive produced by Amy Poehler, Cinderella’s “evil” stepsister Lilith steals the Fairy Godmother’s wand and shatters the story as we know it, setting the two overlooked stepsisters off on a quest to find their own happily ever after.

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 21st

Marry Christmas
Mistletoe Mixup
The Family Holiday

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 23rd

Mark Rober’s CrunchLabs (Season 6) – More episodes of the former NASA engineer and YouTube star’s hands-on science series.
Sesame Street (Volume 4) Netflix Original – From game nights and goodbyes to missing gifts, the Sesame Street gang explore big feelings and solve everyday problems with teamwork and kindness in a fresh batch of episodes.
The Great British Baking Show: Holidays (Season 9) Netflix Original – Jolly treats, returning contestants and the cast of Peep Show bring holiday hilarity to the tent. Which baker will be Paul and Prue’s festive favorite?
The Trials of Karen Read (Limited Series) Netflix Original – True-crime docuseries. 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. Featuring exclusive interviews with those who were inside the house that night, O’Keefe’s family and friends, and trial jurors, the series follows the case from the initial investigation through the years of courtroom battles that divided a town and gripped the nation.

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 24th

All for Christmas
Rob Lowe: The Outsider (2026) Netflix Original – 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.
The Trouble With Mistletoe

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 25th

NFL Netflix Gameday: Thanksgiving Eve, Packers vs. Rams (2026) Netflix Original – Live sports event! Netflix kicks off the holiday season with the NFL’s first-ever Thanksgiving Eve matchup, as the Green Bay Packers take on the Los Angeles Rams live from Los Angeles on Wednesday night, exclusively on Netflix.
The Mosquito Bowl (2026) Netflix Original – Directed by Peter Berg and based on the true story. Following the attack on Pearl Harbor, four of America’s top college football stars set their fame aside to enlist in the Marines, eventually playing a legendary football game while preparing for the brutal invasion of Okinawa.

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 26th

Always on Call (Season 1) Netflix Original – Netflix’s first Nordic medical drama. Set inside a busy, understaffed emergency room in Oslo, the series balances high-stakes, life-and-death medical cases with the tangled personal lives of an exhausted but resilient team of doctors and nurses.
Fool Night (Season 1) Netflix Original – A stunning anime adaptation from Sunrise and Shaft. In a dystopian future where clouds block the sun and oxygen is scarce, humans can opt for “transfloration”—a procedure that turns them into plants to help humanity breathe. A desperate young man undergoes the procedure and discovers he can hear the voices of those who have already become plants.
The Hunting Wives (Season 2) Netflix Original – The messy, murderous Texas socialites return on Thanksgiving Day. With Sophie and Margo on the outs, new foes and old secrets force them back into a dangerous game of cat and mouse in Maple Brook.
Toos: The Van der Valk Kidnapping (Season 1) Netflix Original – Dutch true-crime drama. In 1982, when the matriarch of a Dutch hotel empire is kidnapped for ransom, her family launches a desperate effort to free her.

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 27th

The Child (2026) Netflix Original – Based on Fernando Aramburu’s devastating novel. This heartfelt Spanish drama explores the grief of a mother (Belén Cuesta) and a grandfather (Karra Elejalde) searching for a way to carry on after losing their young son in the tragic 1980 Ortuella school gas explosion.

The Hunchback, Soul of Paris (2026) Netflix Original – A dark, historically grounded reimagining of Victor Hugo’s classic tale. Set in 1830s Paris during a deadly cholera outbreak, Quasimodo (Vincent Cassel) is ruthlessly hunted through the streets for medical experiments while caught in political turmoil and an impossible love.

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 28th

Salish’s 12 Games of Christmas (Season 1) Netflix Original

What’s Coming to Netflix on November 30th

Pressure

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (2026) – Illumination’s sequel to the billion-dollar 2023 hit rounds out the month. Chris Pratt, Anya Taylor-Joy, Charlie Day, Jack Black and Keegan-Michael Key return as Mario, Peach, Luigi, Bowser and Toad for an adventure that takes the Mushroom Kingdom to the stars. It arrives on Netflix following its run on Peacock as part of Universal’s animated pay-one deal.

Coming to Netflix in November 2026 (Date TBA)

Gordon (Season 1) Netflix Original – Argentine crime drama based on Marcelo Larraquy’s book. Aníbal Gordon rises from a small-time thief to a sadistic murderer during the brutal 1970s. Netflix lists the series for November but hasn’t yet attached a date.

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