All the Movies and TV Shows Leaving Hulu This Week, Including Jennifer Kent’s Directorial Debut Hit Horror Film

Streaming platforms regularly update their content libraries, which leads to the removal of several notable feature films. Hulu subscribers holding out on certain titles will need to prioritize their viewing schedules before these options vanish from the service. The incoming departure list includes a diverse array of genres ranging from supernatural horrors to indie comedies and crime thrillers. Viewers can check out the complete lineup of films departing the platform throughout the current week.

‘Mary’ (2019)

The supernatural horror film ‘Mary’ follows a struggling family captain who purchases an isolated, antique sailboat at an auction in hopes of launching a charter business. Unbeknownst to the family, the vessel carries an ancient curse that begins manifesting once they set sail into open waters. Terrifying incidents begin to unravel the crew as disturbing visions and possessive forces threaten their survival at sea. Gary Oldman and Emily Mortimer lead the main cast under the direction of Michael Goi. This title will officially depart from the platform on August 9, 2026.

‘Dog Eat Dog’ (2016)

Directed by Paul Schrader, the crime thriller ‘Dog Eat Dog’ centers on a trio of former convicts trying to adapt to civilian life. Desperate for financial independence, the group accepts a risky offer from a mob boss to kidnap the baby of a rival gangster. The botched abduction spiraling out of control forces the criminals to run from both law enforcement and underworld enforcers. Nicolas Cage and Willem Dafoe star alongside Christopher Matthew Cook as the central criminal crew. Viewers can watch this feature on the service until it exits on August 9, 2026.

‘Once Upon a Time in Venice’ (2017)

The action comedy ‘Once Upon a Time in Venice’ follows a Los Angeles private detective named Steve Ford navigating the local criminal underworld. When a notorious gang steals his beloved dog, Ford is forced to make a deal with a dangerous drug lord to secure the pet’s return. The investigation leads Ford through a series of chaotic encounters involving rival criminals and eccentric local residents. Bruce Willis stars as the central private investigator alongside supporting performances by John Goodman and Jason Momoa. Audiences can stream this action comedy before it leaves the library on August 9, 2026.

‘A Score to Settle’ (2019)

In the action thriller ‘A Score to Settle’, a former mob enforcer is released from prison after serving nineteen years for a crime he did not commit. Suffering from a terminal illness, he seeks to reconnect with his estranged son while hunting down the former syndicate members who betrayed him. As he tracks his targets, he struggles to reconcile his thirst for vengeance with his desire to repair family bonds. Nicolas Cage plays the lead role in a narrative exploring themes of retribution and mortality. The film will remain available for streaming until its scheduled departure on August 9, 2026.

‘The Cobbler’ (2014)

Directed by Thomas McCarthy, the fantasy comedy drama ‘The Cobbler’ centers on a quiet shoe repairman working in New York City. After discovering a magical stitching machine in his basement, he learns that wearing his customers’ shoes allows him to physically transform into them. Using this newfound ability, he steps into various lives across his neighborhood, uncovering local secrets and dangerous criminal plots. Adam Sandler leads the cast alongside supporting performances by Dustin Hoffman and Steve Buscemi. Subscribers can stream this feature prior to its removal on August 9, 2026.

‘The Babadook’ (2014)

The psychological horror film ‘The Babadook’ focuses on a grieving widow struggling to raise her deeply troubled young son. Their lives are disrupted after reading a mysterious pop up book about a sinister creature that haunts homes. As unexplained phenomena intensify within their house, the mother must fight to protect her son from the physical and emotional terror consuming them. Essie Davis and Noah Wiseman star in this feature directorial debut by Jennifer Kent. The film is set to leave the streaming service on August 9, 2026.

‘A Piece of Cake’ (2019)

The animated family feature ‘A Piece of Cake’ tells the story of tiny underground gnome creatures who once secretly helped human craftsmen. An adventurous young elfkin named Elfie ventures into the human world to find her true calling and learn a craft. She teams up with a struggling baker to help save his traditional pastry shop from a greedy corporate rival. The voice cast features performances from Madi Monroe and Sonny Hurrell. This family title is scheduled to depart the platform early on August 7, 2026.

‘Adopt a Highway’ (2019)

The drama film ‘Adopt a Highway’ follows a quiet ex convict who is released from prison after serving twenty years for a minor drug offense. While working a night shift at a fast food restaurant, he discovers an abandoned infant inside a dumpster. Taking responsibility for the baby, he embarks on a personal journey to secure a safe future for the child while navigating modern society. Ethan Hawke delivers the central lead performance in this directorial debut by Logan Marshall Green. Streaming access for this title will conclude on August 9, 2026.

‘Plus One’ (2019)

In the romantic comedy ‘Plus One’, two longtime college friends agree to attend a packed summer schedule of weddings together as each other’s date. As they navigate endless wedding receptions and social pressure, their pact helps them survive the demanding summer season. Their platonic agreement slowly begins to complicate their personal lives as genuine feelings develop between them. Maya Erskine and Jack Quaid lead the cast under directors Jeff Chan and Andrew Rhymer. Fans can watch this romantic comedy on the platform until August 9, 2026.

‘Brawl in Cell Block 99’ (2017)

Directed by S. Craig Zahler, the action thriller ‘Brawl in Cell Block 99’ follows a former boxer who turns to drug running to support his family. After a botched deal lands him in a maximum security prison, he is forced into extreme violence by a dangerous cartel boss holding his pregnant wife hostage. To protect his family, he must fight his way through increasingly brutal cell blocks to reach a target in a high security sector. Vince Vaughn stars alongside Jennifer Carpenter and Don Johnson in this prison drama. The film will remain on the service through its final day on August 9, 2026.

‘The House That Jack Built’ (2018)

Directed by Lars von Trier, the psychological horror thriller ‘The House That Jack Built’ chronicles twelve years in the life of a highly intelligent serial killer. Set during the 1970s and 1980s, the narrative is structured around five specific incidents that the protagonist views as artistic masterpieces. Throughout his dark journey, Jack articulates his disturbing philosophical views during conversations with a mysterious figure named Verge. Matt Dillon delivers the lead performance alongside Bruno Ganz and Uma Thurman. Movie lovers can stream this psychological thriller before it leaves Hulu on August 9, 2026.

Which of these departing movies are you planning to catch before they leave, and feel free to share your thoughts in the comments.