Everything That’s Streaming in November 2026

It’s November, turkeys are being cooked, the year is starting to wind down, and you know what that means: A ramp-up for prestige shows and films, the beginnings of December holiday content and a lot of Thanksgiving-friendly options to watch with your family after you’re done bickering and/or saying what you’re thankful for this year.

This November, streaming services have rom-coms, gritty thrillers, football games, a movie about a football game, a new look at the Cinderella story, the return of hits like The Hunting Wives and The Gilded Age, the return of Amy Poehler in a Michael Schur comedy, the end of Yellowjackets, and much more.

Read on for Book & Film Globe’s definitive guide to the top titles this month.

Netflix

Guarding Stars (Nov. 18) — Katherine Center’s novel The Bodyguard gets the Netflix adaptation treatment, starring Jared Padalecki as an action movie star and Leighton Meester as his no-nonsense bodyguard hired to protect him over the holidays. The public can’t know she’s his bodyguard, though, so the two begin a fake romance … that leads to something more.

The Body (Nov. 11) — A group of “badly-behaved” Catholic school girls start to have prophetic visions after a botched dance-team initiation, causing mass hysteria in their town.

Heartland (Nov. 13) — Jessica Chastain stars as a former country singer investigating the disappearance of her niece, also a country singer. Her journey takes her into the “murky side of Nashville,” according to Netflix.

Gentle Monster (Nov. 18) — A concert pianist (Léa Seydoux) must protect her son and confront her husband after a police raid on their new country home shatters everything she thought she knew about her husband and her life.

Steps (Nov. 20) — What if Cinderella’s “evil stepsisters” were just misunderstood? That’s the logline behind Netflix’s latest animated film, starring Ali Wong and Stephanie Hsu as the stepsisters and Amanda Seyfried as Cinderella.

The Mosquito Bowl (In select theaters Oct. 30, streaming on Netflix Nov. 25) — Based on Buzz Bissinger’s book about a real football game between U.S. Marines on the eve of the invasion of Okinawa that featured some of the best college football players in America at the time, this new film from director Peter Berg stars Bill Skarsgård, Nicholas Galitzine, and Ray Nicholson.

Also playing:

A Dog’s Perfect Christmas (Nov. 4)

Black Doves Season 2 (Nov. 5)

Avedon (Nov. 11)

The Altruists (Nov. 19)

Fool Night (Nov. 26)

The Hunting Wives Season 2 (Nov. 26)

Visit Netflix for a full list of releases.

BritBox

 

Blue Lights Season 4 (Nov. 12) — The BAFTA-winning crime drama about a group of Belfast cops returns for season 4. This time around, Constables Grace Ellis, Tommy Foster and Annie Conlon are operating at their limit while also dealing with the trial of a man accused of murdering a cop.

Death Valley Season 2 (Nov. 17) — John Chapel (Timothy Spall) and Janie Mallowan (Gwyneth Keyworth) are back as a mismatched crime-solving duo in this cozy mystery series.

Also playing:

Friday Night Dinner Seasons 3-6 (Nov. 2)

Visit BritBox for a full list of releases.

Apple TV

12 12 12 (Nov. 13) — Each episode of this new miniseries (conveniently released on 11/13, get it?) covers three timelines of a bank heist: The 12-month planning period leading up to it, the 12 hours of the heist itself and the 12 days of fallout after the heist. Anthony Mackie is the disgraced FBI agent hot on the trail of career criminal Jamie Dornan as they play a cat-and-mouse game across Europe.

Being Heumann (In select theaters Nov. 6, streaming on Apple TV Nov. 13) — Director Siân Heder’s follow-up to her Oscar-winning “CODA” is a dramatization of the 1977 Section 504 Sit-ins, led by disability rights activist Judy Heumann.

Way of the Warrior Kid (Nov. 25) — Chris Pratt stars as Jake, an injured Navy SEAL spending the summer recuperating with his sister (Linda Cardelinni) and middle-school-aged nephew (Jude Hill). When Jake learns his nephew is being bullied, he devises a plan called “Operation Warrior Kid” to help the kid face his fears. Directed by McG and adapted from former Navy SEAL Jocko Willink’s best-selling novel.

Also playing:

Stick Season 2 (Nov. 4)

Awkwafina: The Unlikely Cook (Nov. 6)

Visit Apple TV+ for a full list of releases.

 

Prime Video

The Greatest (Nov. 4) — The first scripted series about the life of Muhammad Ali hits Prime this month, with a focus on the Sonny Liston fight and Ali’s relationship with Malcolm X. Michael B. Jordan executive produces, and Jaalen Best stars as Ali.

Blade Runner 2099 (Nov. 25) — Set 50 years after the events of Blade Runner 2049, this new show highlights a Los Angeles full of replicants. Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schaefer team up to uncover a truth about L.A.

Also playing:

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

The Chosen Season 6 (Nov. 15)

Visit Prime Video for a full list of releases.

 

HBO Max

The Gilded Age Season 4 (Nov. 1) — Bertha Russell’s family deals with the repercussions of her actions changing society last season, while Agnes van Rhijn looks for an opportunity to regain her position.

The Buffalo Miracle (Nov. 24) — A Buffalo, New York McDonald’s refused to close during a “once-in-a-generation” blizzard on Christmas Eve in 2022. Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen is listed as an executive producer for Ben Prodfoot’s short film documentary about that night, where “total strangers found life-saving shelter, friendship, and an unexpected Christmas miracle inside” the restaurant, according to HBO Max.

Also playing:

City of God: The Fight Rages On Season 2 (Nov. 8)

When a Witness Recants (Nov. 17)

Tony (Nov. 20)

Visit HBO Max for a full list of releases.

 

Peacock

 

The Good Daughter (Nov. 12) — Rose Byrne, Meghann Fahy and Brendan Gleeson star in this series created and written by Karin Slaughter (adapting her own crime novel) about two sisters who are still dealing with the fallout of a violent attack on their family when another similar attack happens in their hometown 20 years later.

Dig (Nov. 23) — Michael Schur and Amy Poehler’s new workplace comedy across a ten-episode series follows four women at an archaeological dig site in Greece. When they discover a long-buried secret, they get enveloped in a dangerous global conspiracy. Poehler, Geraldine Viswanathan, Fina Strazza and Antonia Thomas are the archaeologists. Hugh Laurie also stars as a British professor.

Visit Peacock for a full list of releases.

 

Shudder

New Group (Nov. 6) — Japanese horror director Yûta Shimotsu writes and directs this film about a high school student who sees her classmates morph gymnastics routines into a dance of death.

Tinsman Road (Nov. 13) — A young man searches for his sister in the backwoods of New Jersey in this new movie.

Ice Cream Man (Nov. 20) — Eli Roth’s film about an evil ice cream man whose frozen wares sends local kids on a killing spree bombed in theaters earlier this year. Maybe it will pick up a bigger audience on streaming.

The Holy Boy (Nov. 27) — Teacher Sergio is transferred to Remis, a secluded village known as the happiest town in Italy. But he soon learns something sinister is afoot with how the townspeople treat Mateo, an introverted teenage boy whose touch can cure sorrow.

Visit Shudder for a full list of releases.

 

Criterion Channel

From MTV To Hollywood — Se7en, Being John Malkovich, Belly, The Cell, Adaptation., Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, ATL, One Hour Photo, Sexy Beast, more

Starring Nicolas Cage — Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Peggy Sue Got Married, Wild at Heart, Bringing Out the Dead, Matchstick Men, The Wicker Man, Moonstruck, more

Starring Gene Tierney — Laura, Leave Her to Heaven, Where The Sidewalk Ends, Never Let Me Go, more

Celebrating Jeremy Thomas — The Shout, Bad Timing, Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence, The Hit, Insignificance, The Last Emperor, EO, more

Visit the Criterion Channel for a full list of releases.

 

Paramount+

Yellowjackets Season 4 (Nov. 20) — This is the fourth and final season of the hit mystery box show about a girls’ high school soccer team left stranded in the wilderness after a plane crash. As the end draws near, this season focuses on how the team gets rescued, as well as what happens 25 years later when something is threatening to reveal the team’s secrets.

The JLO Show (Nov. 26) — After you’re done watching football on Thanksgiving, tune into Jennifer Lopez’s concert film The JLO Show, which highlights the grand finale of Lopez’s sold-out Las Vegas residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace.

Visit Paramount+ for a full list of releases.