It’s another busy week new releases on Netflixfrom new shows to binge-watch to a couple of classic movies. With Halloween behind us, this week’s new Netflix movies also provide the first wave of Christmas titles to stream as we head into the holidays. But not all the scary is behind us – Guillermo Del Toro’s “Frankenstein” is finally making its streaming debut after its theatrical run throughout October.
Check out the new movies and shows to watch on Netflix this week below.
“Dr. Seuss’s The Sneetches”
Netflix animated special
Release date: Nov. 3
“An unexpected friendship forms between two young Sneetches on an island surrounded by beaches in this sweet musical special set in the world of Seuss.”
“In Waves and Wars”
Documentary
Release date: Nov. 3
“In this documentary, three former Navy SEALs with post-combat trauma turn to an unexpected treatment for healing and hope – psychedelic-assisted therapy.”
“Leanne Morgan: Unspeakable Things”
Comedy special
Release date: Nov. 4
“In this new hour, Leanne Morgan: Unspeakable Things, the comedic powerhouse returns to the stage with her classic Southern drawl and unique points of view, opening up about everything – from newfound stardom and family life, to trying CBD for the first and last time, serving up the kind of real, relatable and sometimes cheeky stories you can’t get enough of.”
“Minx” Season 1-2
The HBO Max/Starz series
Release date: November 4 (original release date March 17, 2022)
“In 1970s Los Angeles, an earnest young feminist teams up with a low-rent publisher to create the first women’s erotica magazine.”
“Squid Game: The Challenge: Season 2”
Netflix Reality series
Release date: Nov. 4
“The Emmy®-nominated and BAFTA-winning global sensation Squid Game: The Challenge returns for a gripping second season. This time, 456 all-new contestants will step into the ultimate test of strategy, alliances and endurance as they compete for a life-changing $4.56 million prize. Inspired by the iconic original series – with shocking new season games – with shocking two new games. Stakes higher than ever As players face elimination at each turn, only one can emerge victorious New games.
“Election” (1999)
Film
Release date: November 5 (April 23, 1999)
“Jim McAllister (Matthew Broderick), a well-liked high school teacher, can’t help but notice that successful student Tracy Flick (Reese Witherspoon) is using less than ethical tactics to get what she wants. When Tracy runs for school president, Jim senses that she will be a bad influence on the student body and convinces Paul, a student at Tracy’s, to become popular with Tracy, but to become a lethargic student at Tracy. Jim’s covert involvement in the race triggers a bitter feud.”
“Heweliusz”
Netflix original series
Release date: Nov. 5
“After a catastrophic ferry disaster, the off-duty captain seeks answers and justice for those who lost their lives – and those they left behind.”
“Just Alice”
Netflix original series
Release date: Nov. 5
“Torn between two loves, Alicia secretly marries both a famous writer and a former priest. How long can she juggle love, lies and her double life?”
“The Bad Guys: Breaking In”
Netflix animated series
Release date: Nov. 6
“How did Bad Guys break into the bad guy business in the first place? Find out in this hilarious prequel series set before the blockbuster movies.”
“Bride Wars” (2009)
Film
Release date: November 6 (original release date January 9, 2009)
“The gloves come off when two best friends’ weddings are booked for the same benefit, on the same date – and neither is about to give up on their dream day.”
“Death by Lightning”
Netflix original series
Release date: Nov. 6
“Death by Lightning is a drama series that brings to life the epic and strange true story of James Garfield, the reluctant 20th President of the United States, and his greatest admirer Charles Guiteau – the man who would come to kill him.”
“The Vince Staples Show” Season 2
Netflix original series
Release date: Nov. 6
“When his football star uncle dies, Vince embarks on a bizarre, funny and sometimes sinister odyssey into his complicated life story.”
“As You Stand By”
Netflix original series
Release date: Nov. 7
“When two women plan to end an abusive marriage through murder, an unexpected visitor arrives – threatening to shatter everything they’ve carefully planned.”
“Baramulla”
Netflix movie
Release date: Nov. 7
“A police investigation into child kidnappings uncovers terrifying secrets as supernatural events endanger his family and the peaceful town of Baramulla.”
“Frankenstein”
Netflix movie
Release date: Nov. 7
“Oscar-winning director Guillermo del Toro adapts Mary Shelley’s classic story of Victor Frankenstein, a brilliant but selfish scientist who brings a creature to life in a monstrous experiment that ultimately leads to the demise of both the creator and his tragic creation.”
“Groom and Two Brides”
Netflix movie
Release date: Nov. 7
“Adam is allergic to love, but somehow he gets engaged to both his boss’s daughter and his first love. Now he must try to keep his double life a secret.”
“Labyrinth” (1986)
Film
Release date: November 7 (June 27, 1986)
From the whimsical mind of Jim Henson, this musical fantasy follows teenage Sarah on an epic quest to rescue her little brother from a kingdom of goblins.
“Mango”
Netflix movie
Release date: Nov. 7
“An ambitious hotel owner and her reluctant daughter take a trip to Málaga, where they find what they’ve been longing for in a farmer’s idyllic mango orchard.”
“My Dad’s Christmas Date” (2020)
Film
Release date: November 7 (original release date November 6, 2020)
“A savvy 16-year-old tries to play mistletoe matchmaker, secretly setting up online dates for his widowed dad during the holiday season.”
“Countdown: Jake vs. Tank”
Netflix original series
Release date: Nov. 8
“Enter training camp with Jake “El Gallo” Paul and Gervonta “Tank” Davis as they prepare to face their must-see boxing match. Narrated by Ice-T, this all-access documentary captures the intensity, ambition and personal drive that fuels both fighters as they prepare to step into the ring at the Kaseya Center in Miami, Florida, live only on Netflix in November.
“The Emoji Movie” (2017)
Film
Release date: November 8 (original release date July 28, 2017)
“Each emoji in Textopolis shows only one emotion – except for Gene. But he is determined to get rid of his many expressions and become normal.”
