Every Movie Leaving Hulu in January 2026

Hulu subscribers have a limited window to catch several films before they exit the service throughout the month. The January lineup of departures includes a mix of psychological thrillers and independent dramas as well as a historical documentary. Viewers should plan their schedules to ensure they do not miss these titles before the licensing agreements expire. This list covers every movie slated for removal during the first month of the year.

‘House of Darkness’ (2022)

A bachelor meets a mysterious woman at a bar and accompanies her back to her secluded estate. He soon realizes that his hopes for a romantic encounter are overshadowed by a supernatural presence. This reimagining of gothic horror tropes explores themes of power and retribution within a modern setting. Hulu will remove ‘House of Darkness’ from its streaming library on January 6.

‘True Things’ (2022)

A woman living in a coastal town finds herself drawn into an intense relationship with a charismatic stranger. The film tracks her journey as she abandons her responsibilities to follow this unpredictable man. It highlights the psychological dynamics of desire and the consequences of reckless emotional choices. Viewers have until January 7 to watch ‘True Things’ before it departs the platform.

‘Riotsville, USA’ (2023)

This documentary utilizes archival footage to explore the creation of fictional towns used by the military for riot control training. It examines the government response to the civil unrest and protests that defined the late sixties across America. The film provides a look at the militarization of police and the suppression of domestic dissent. ‘Riotsville, U.S.A.’ is scheduled to leave the Hulu service on January 11.

‘The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry’ (2022)

A widowed bookstore owner faces personal and professional struggles until a mysterious package arrives at his shop. This unexpected event changes his perspective on life and allows him to reconnect with the community around him. The story explores the impact of literature and the resilience of the human spirit through various interconnected lives. This feature film will be unavailable on Hulu starting January 20.

‘Dig’ (2022)

A widowed father and his teenage daughter are taken hostage by a dangerous couple at a remote construction site. They are forced to dig for a hidden treasure while attempting to find a way to escape their captors. The narrative focuses on the survival instincts of the family as they navigate a high stakes hostage situation. ‘Dig’ is set to exit the streaming catalog on January 20.

‘Jeepers Creepers: Reborn’ (2022)

The creature returns during a horror festival in Louisiana where a young woman begins to experience disturbing premonitions. She finds herself at the center of a ritual involving the ancient predator that emerges every twenty three years. This installment serves as a reboot of the horror franchise with new characters and settings. Subscribers should watch ‘Jeepers Creepers Reborn’ before it leaves on January 26.

‘The Inhabitant’ (2022)

A teenage girl descends into a state of paranoia as she suspects her family may be cursed by the legacy of Lizzie Borden. As a series of gruesome murders occurs in her town she must confront the possibility of an inherited bloodlust. The film blends historical true crime elements with a modern supernatural slasher aesthetic. ‘The Inhabitant’ concludes its run on the streaming platform on January 29.

‘Aileen Wuornos: American Boogeywoman’ (2021)

This biographical thriller depicts the early years of the notorious serial killer before her well known crimes. The plot follows her as she marries a wealthy yacht club president and attempts to enter high society. It offers a fictionalized look at the social dynamics and personal motivations that preceded her eventual arrest. ‘Aileen Wuornos American Boogeywoman’ will depart the Hulu library on January 31.

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