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    New Netflix Shows and Movies in October 2026

    JamesBy JamesOctober 21, 20261 Comment9 Mins Read
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    Josh Hartnett, Below
    Josh Hartnett, BelowNetflix

    While other streamers tout horror movies in October’s run-up to Halloween, Netflix would rather fill the month with some promising new seasons of shows of all genres. Yes, the new series we’re looking forward to most — the limited series Below — has some horror elements to it, but it’s not your typical pre-trick-or-treating fare. In Below, a fisherman (Josh Hartnett) living in an isolated Newfoundland town fights to save his family from a beast from the depths of the ocean, which may or may not be related to the mysterious death of his father decades earlier. The other big release in October is Season 4 of the political drama The Diplomat, with more tension between the U.S. and U.K. brewing and only Kate Wyler (Keri Russell) able to stop it.

    The month kicks off with a new adaptation of John Steinbeck’s epic East of Eden, with Florence Pugh playing the notorious Cathy Ames, and the rest of October includes new seasons of the French heist series Lupin, the romantic comedy Nobody Wants This, and the critically acclaimed anime Cyberpunk: Edgerunners. On the movies side, Ben Affleck directs and stars in Animals, and Chris Evans goes toe to toe with Anya Taylor-Joy in Sacrifice.

    Here are the shows and movies coming to Netflix in October — as well as what’s leaving.

    Next month’s guide: New Netflix shows and movies in November 2026
    Last month’s guide: New Netflix shows and movies in September 2026

    • New shows and movies on HBO and Max
    • New shows and movies on Prime Video
    • New shows and movies on Hulu

    The best new Netflix movies and shows in October

    Florence Pugh, East of Eden
    Florence Pugh, East of EdenGeoffrey Short/Netflix

    East of Eden (Oct. 1)

    Adapting East of Eden is a family business. More than seven decades after her grandfather Elia Kazan directed the 1955 film, Zoe Kazan is putting her stamp on Steinbeck’s epic novel, wrangling the multigenerational saga into a seven-episode limited series. Inspired by the biblical tale of Cain and Abel, the story tracks two families, the Trasks and the Hamiltons, across the decades in California’s Salinas Valley. Christoper Abbott, Mike Faist, Tracy Letts, Martha Plimpton, and Ciarán Hinds are among the show’s stars, but Florence Pugh is at the center of it all as the scheming Cathy Ames, who marries into the Trask family. Is she an antihero or something more sinister? – Kelly Connolly [Trailer]

    Below (Oct. 8)

    This limited series probably doesn’t want the pressure of Widow’s Bay comparisons, but it’s kind of unavoidable given that it’s set on a remote island with spooky things stirring underneath the surface of the water… and it’s kind of funny. But Below is a different beast, following a fisherman (Josh Hartnett) and a marine biologist (Mackenzie Davis) taking on a sea creature that’s terrorizing their Newfoundland community, and dealing with heaps of family drama and government pressure to relocate the island’s citizens to a more connected part of the world. Its unique setting and unsettling mystery make it one of the most tantalizing options of the fall. And it has Stranger Things‘ Charlie Heaton putting on one thick Newfoundland accent. [Trailer]

    Animals (Oct. 9)

    Ben Affleck directs himself in this thriller about a Los Angeles mayoral candidate (Affleck) and his wife (Kerry Washington) getting their hands dirty to come up with ransom payment after their son is kidnapped. Fun fact: Affleck’s buddy Matt Damon was originally cast in the lead role alongside Affleck’s ex-wife Jennifer Garner as his wife. I feel robbed that we didn’t get to see that happen. [Trailer]

    The Diplomat Season 4 (Oct. 15)

    Keri Russell’s political drama has quietly become one of the most compelling series on television, mixing high-stakes diplomacy on the world stage with even higher-stakes marriage problems behind closed doors. Russell stars as Kate Wyler, a U.S. ambassador, as she defuses potentially world-changing conflicts with the U.K., while her husband Hal (Rufus Sewell), who also works for the government, has career ambitions of his own that conflict with Kate’s. West Wing alums Allison Janney (who just won an Emmy for her performance in Season 3) and Bradley Whitford return this season as series regulars, playing the president of the United States and the first husband. [Trailer]

    Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 (Oct. 20)

    You might need some sort of Cyberpunk glossary to decipher all the tech lingo — ripperdoc? brain dance? blackwall? — but it’s worth it to immerse yourself in the slick near-future setting based on CD Projekt Red’s videogame Cyberpunk 2077. This Netflix original anime is an absolute beast, chasing different stories each season in Night City, an urban hellscape where cyber modifications, rogue AIs, and advanced technology put the world in a constant state of turf wars, corporate espionage, and near collapse. Think Blade Runner, but edgier, with the stylized animation of renowned anime studio Trigger providing the incredible brain-busting visuals. Season 2 follows a group of mercenaries out for revenge. It’s violent, gorgeous, and moves at a breakneck pace. And if Season 1 — which was released all the way back in 2022 — is anything to go by, it won’t end on a happy note. [Teaser]

    More on Netflix:

    • The best TV shows on Netflix right now
    • The best movies on Netflix right now

    Everything coming to Netflix in October

    Coming Soon
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    Oct. 1
    21 Jump Street
    22 Jump Street
    8 Mile
    A Haunted House
    A Haunted House 2
    A Madea Family Funeral
    Ad Astra
    Angels & Demons
    Are We There Yet?
    The Bourne Identity
    The Bourne Legacy
    The Bourne Supremacy
    The Bourne Ultimatum
    Bring It On
    Call Me by Your Name
    Cowboys & Aliens
    Crazy Rich, Incredibly Broke — Netflix Film
    Crimson Peak
    Dallas Buyers Club
    The Da Vinci Code
    The Devil Wears Prada
    Dracula
    East of Eden — Netflix Series
    The Equalizer
    Evil Dead
    Friday the 13th
    Happy Death Day 2U
    Horton Hears a Who!
    The Huntsman: Winter’s War
    Hush
    I Know What You Did Last Summer
    Jason Bourne
    Lake Placid
    Love Actually
    Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
    The Menu
    Moonlight
    NCIS: Seasons 20-22
    Ouija
    Ouija: Origin of Evil
    Pearl Harbor
    Point Break
    The Prestige
    Psycho
    Psycho II
    Psycho III
    The Ramparts of Ice: Season 2 — Netflix Series
    Red Dragon
    Seven Years in Tibet
    The Sixth Sense
    Split
    The Strangers
    Top Chef VIP: Seasons 3-4
    Twilight
    The Twilight Saga: New Moon
    The Twilight Saga: Eclipse
    The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 1
    The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 2
    Underworld: Blood Wars
    The Way Home: Season 4

    Oct. 2
    #Love — Netflix Series
    Schumacher ’94 — The Birth of a Legend — Netflix Documentary
    Tyler Perry’s Doing Life

    Oct. 5
    The Boogeyman
    Lorne
    Mayor of Kingstown: Seasons 1-4
    Super BOOMi: Season 1

    Oct. 6
    All American: Season 8
    Love Village: Season 3 — Netflix Series
    Mojo Brookzz: I Know You Lying — Netflix Comedy Special
    Pride and Prejudice and Zombies

    Oct. 7
    Inside the Circle — Netflix Series
    Less of a Stranger — Netflix Film
    Real Men: Season 2 — Netflix Series
    Who Is Martin Mull?

    Oct. 8
    Below — Netflix Series
    Unicorn Academy: Secrets Revealed: Chapter 2

    Oct. 9
    Animals — Netflix Film
    Haunted Hotel: Season 2 — Netflix Series
    Is It Cake? Halloween: Season 2 — Netflix Series
    Take Charge of My Heart

    Oct. 10
    100 Days of Deception — Netflix Series
    The First Monday in May

    Oct. 12
    Fire Spike: Season 1
    Free Leonard Peltier — Netflix Documentary
    Señora Acero: Seasons 1-5
    Wayne: Season 1

    Oct. 13
    Solar Opposites: Season 6
    The Trap

    Oct. 14
    Cocaine Bear
    Love Is Blind: Season 11: Boston

    Oct. 15
    The Diplomat: Season 4 — Netflix Series
    Hollywood Arts

    Oct. 16
    The Disciple — Netflix Documentary
    The Fate of the Furious
    Heat
    Money Trap: The Karun Treasure — Netflix Series
    Norm: The Tale of Norm Macdonald — Netflix Documentary
    Sacrifice — Netflix Film
    Seriously Single Too — Netflix Film
    Therapy Done Right

    Oct. 20
    Blindspotting: Seasons 1-2
    Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2

    Oct. 21
    Emily
    Gladiator
    Gladiator II
    The Mothers of Penguins: Season 2 — Netflix Series
    The New Stanford Prison Experiment — Netflix Series
    Six Kings Slam: Season 2

    Oct. 22
    Bottle Shock
    Couldn’t Agree Less With Allison & Isaac — Netflix Podcast
    Did Someone Happen to Mention Me? — Netflix Series
    Nobody Wants This: Season 3

    Oct. 23
    Fading Grandeur — Netflix Series
    Lupin: Part 4 — Netflix Series
    Paralyzed by Hope: The Maria Bamford Story — Netflix Documentary
    Surviving Hurricane Otis

    Oct. 27
    Dangerous Liaisons: Season 1
    The One About Matthew Perry — Netflix Documentary
    Zainab Johnson: Toxically Optimistic

    Oct. 29
    Balaraw: Blood Island — Netflix Series
    You, Me, Us

    Oct. 30
    A Couple of Lies — Netflix Series
    Akka — Netflix Series
    Beat Luke Littler — Netflix Live Event
    The Birthday Gift — Netflix Film
    Collision Course — Netflix Film
    How to Ruin Diwali: Meet the Parents — Netflix Series
    SCTV: The Greatest Show You’ve Never Heard Of

    Everything leaving Netflix in October

    Oct. 1
    A Dog’s Purpose
    A League of Their Own
    Aloha
    Angel Eyes
    Apollo 13
    Baby Mama
    Beginners
    The Beguiled
    Blue Is the Warmest Color
    The Boss Baby
    Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
    Cinderella Man
    Clueless
    Fargo
    The Fifth Element
    Ghostbusters
    Ghostbusters: Answer the Call
    Gone Girl
    Halo: Seasons 1-2
    High Fidelity
    The Hitman’s Bodyguard
    The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard
    Identity Thief
    Inside Man: Most Wanted
    Krampus
    The Lazarus Project
    Nomadland
    Out of Africa
    Parenthood
    The Parkers: Seasons 1-5
    Queen & Slim
    Savages
    The Shack
    U-571
    The Vow
    Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory

    Oct. 2
    The Wandering Earth

    Oct. 3
    Dawson’s Creek: Seasons 1-6

    Oct. 7
    Nurse Jackie: Seasons 1-7

    Oct. 8
    Poldark: Seasons 1-5
    Scream

    Oct. 11
    A Quiet Place Part II

    Oct. 14
    The Hunger Games
    The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
    The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 1
    The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 2
    The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes

    Oct. 15
    Death Note
    The Smurfs 2

    Oct. 16
    Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins

    Oct. 29
    Deadwind: Seasons 1-3

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