All the Movies Coming to Netflix This Week, Including a New Anime Hit

Netflix’s subscribers are in for a packed lineup as a wide variety of feature films, critically acclaimed dramas, horror classics, and thrilling blockbusters make their way to the platform.

Whether you are searching for complete franchises like the entire ‘The Twilight Saga’ and ‘Bourne’ series or looking forward to seasonal thrillers, this week delivers an extensive slate of cinematic entertainment. Here is the complete list of every movie arriving on the service throughout the week, along with confirmed premiere dates.

‘Mononoke the Movie: Chapter III – The Curse of the Serpent’ (2026)

The Medicine Seller continues his supernatural journey as he uncovers malevolent spirits tied to human anguish. When dark forces threaten the imperial court, he must reveal the shape, truth, and reason behind the entity to vanquish it. This animated feature expands the lore established by the popular television franchise. The film arrives on Netflix on Tuesday, September 29.

‘The Widower: ‘Til Death Do Us Part’ (2026)

This true-crime documentary delves into the investigation surrounding Malcolm Webster and his deadly motives. Investigators piece together forensic evidence and witness testimonies to reveal decades of deceit and financial exploitation. The production features interviews with law enforcement officers and surviving family members who fought for justice. It officially arrives on the streaming platform on Wednesday, September 30.

‘What’s Your Number?’ (2011)

Ally Darling decides to track down her twenty ex-boyfriends to determine if one of them was her true soulmate. With the assistance of her neighbor Colin Shea, she revisits past relationships while attempting to avoid exceeding her personal romantic quota. The romantic comedy features performances by Anna Faris and Chris Evans under the direction of Mark Mylod. It becomes available on Netflix on Wednesday, September 30.

‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ (1997)

Four high school friends are stalked by a hook-wielding killer one year after covering up a fatal car accident. As threatening notes begin to surface, the group must determine the identity of the assailant before they are eliminated one by one. The slasher film stars Jennifer Love Hewitt, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Ryan Phillippe, and Freddie Prinze Jr. The horror classic debuts on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Twilight Saga: New Moon’ (2009)

Bella Swan falls into a deep depression after Edward Cullen and his vampire family abruptly leave town to protect her. She finds solace in her growing friendship with Jacob Black, only to discover that his Quileute tribe harbors a supernatural secret of its own. When a misunderstanding puts Edward in mortal danger with the ancient Volturi coven in Italy, Bella races across the globe to save him. The fantasy sequel lands on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Happy Death Day 2U’ (2019)

College student Tree Gelbman unexpectedly wakes up inside the same lethal time loop she fought to escape. This time, she discovers that her predicament is tied to a quantum reactor built by a group of science students. Tree must repeatedly die to navigate alternate dimensions and save her friends from a masked murderer. The science-fiction slasher comedy streams on Netflix starting Thursday, October 1.

’22 Jump Street’ (2014)

Undercover police officers Schmidt and Jenko head to a local college to infiltrate an illegal synthetic drug ring. While investigating the campus, the partners face friction in their professional dynamic as they explore different social circles. Directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, the buddy cop comedy stars Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum. The sequel arrives on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Pearl Harbor’ (2001)

Lifelong friends Rafe McCawley and Danny Walker become military pilots during the tumultuous buildup to World War II. Their brotherhood is tested when they both fall in love with naval nurse Evelyn Johnson amidst the catastrophic December 7 attack. Directed by Michael Bay, the epic war romance stars Ben Affleck, Josh Hartnett, and Kate Beckinsale. The historical drama arrives on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Are We There Yet?’ (2005)

Nick Persons attempts to impress a single mother named Suzanne by volunteering to drive her two children across state lines. The road trip quickly descends into chaos when the mischievous kids actively sabotage every step of the journey. Ice Cube leads the cast as the exasperated driver in this family road comedy directed by Brian Levant. The film becomes available to stream on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2’ (2012)

Bella Cullen adapts to her new vampire abilities while raising her rapidly growing daughter, Renesmee. When the Volturi falsely believe the child is an immortal threat, the Cullens gather vampire allies from around the world to stand trial. The ultimate confrontation challenges ancient vampire laws in an epic standoff across a snowy wilderness. The final chapter in the saga begins streaming on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Horton Hears a Who!’ (2008)

A compassionate elephant named Horton discovers a microscopic community residing safely upon a floating speck of dust. Despite facing ridicule and hostility from his fellow jungle inhabitants, Horton commits to transporting the speck to a secure sanctuary. The animated adaptation of Dr. Seuss’s classic children’s book features voice work by Jim Carrey and Steve Carell. It debuts on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Angels & Demons’ (2009)

Symbologist Robert Langdon is recruited by the Vatican to stop a shadowy faction known as the Illuminati from executing four kidnapped cardinals. Aided by scientist Vittoria Vetra, Langdon races through historic sites across Rome to locate a hidden canister of antimatter before it detonates. Directed by Ron Howard, the mystery thriller adapts Dan Brown’s bestselling novel. The high-stakes investigation arrives on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Da Vinci Code’ (2006)

Professor Robert Langdon becomes the prime suspect in a murder at the Louvre Museum in Paris. Alongside cryptologist Sophie Neveu, he follows an intricate trail of hidden ciphers embedded within the artwork of Leonardo da Vinci. Their quest leads them toward an ancient secret protected for centuries by the Priory of Sion. The blockbuster mystery opens on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Red Dragon’ (2002)

Former FBI agent Will Graham comes out of retirement to catch a serial killer dubbed the Tooth Fairy. Graham reluctantly consults his former nemesis, Dr. Hannibal Lecter, to understand the psychology of the elusive murderer. The psychological thriller features an ensemble cast including Edward Norton, Anthony Hopkins, and Ralph Fiennes. The film is scheduled to arrive on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘A Madea Family Funeral’ (2019)

A joyous family reunion in rural Georgia takes an unexpected turn when an elder relative passes away suddenly. Madea and her eccentric crew must organize a proper funeral while preventing scandalous family secrets from boiling over. Tyler Perry writes, directs, and portrays multiple characters in this installment of the long-running comedy series. The comedy feature streams on Netflix starting Thursday, October 1.

‘The Equalizer’ (2014)

Robert McCall is a retired black-ops operative living a quiet life under the radar in Boston. When he witnesses a young woman suffering abuse at the hands of violent Russian gangsters, he emerges from hiding to deliver ruthless vigilante justice. Directed by Antoine Fuqua, the action thriller stars Denzel Washington in the central role. Viewers can stream the movie on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Split’ (2017)

Three teenage girls are abducted and imprisoned by a man diagnosed with twenty-three distinct personalities. As the captives search for an escape route, a dangerous twenty-fourth identity known as The Beast begins to emerge. Directed by M. Night Shyamalan, the psychological thriller stars James McAvoy and Anya Taylor-Joy. The suspenseful film lands on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘8 Mile’ (2002)

Jimmy ‘B-Rabbit’ Smith Jr. is an aspiring blue-collar rapper struggling to overcome poverty and family turmoil in Detroit. As he balances long factory shifts and personal setbacks, he seeks respect in the local hip-hop battle circuit at the Shelter. Eminem delivers a semi-autobiographical performance alongside Kim Basinger, Mekhi Phifer, and Brittany Murphy. The drama arrives on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Psycho II’ (1983)

Norman Bates is declared legally sane and released from a mental institution after twenty-two years of psychiatric confinement. Returning to manage his infamous roadside motel, he attempts to rebuild a normal life with the help of a young waitress. However, strange phone calls and recurring visions make him question whether his mother is truly gone. The suspense sequel premieres on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Inferno’ (2016)

Robert Langdon wakes up in an Italian hospital suffering from severe amnesia and hunted by relentless assassins. Teaming up with Dr. Sienna Brooks, he races across Europe to decipher clues tied to Dante Alighieri’s famous epic poem. The duo must stop a deadly biological plague engineered to wipe out half of the world’s population. The Ron Howard mystery thriller arrives on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘A Haunted House’ (2013)

Malcolm and Keisha move into their dream home only to discover that an unruly demonic spirit resides inside. When Keisha becomes possessed, Malcolm hires an eclectic group of paranormal experts and priests to cleanse the premises. The found-footage spoof stars Marlon Wayans and Essence Atkins under the direction of Michael Tiddes. The horror comedy becomes available on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Hush’ (2016)

Maddie Young is a deaf-mute author who retreats to an isolated woodland cabin to focus on her writing. Her quiet existence is shattered when a masked psychopath appears outside her windows to torment her. With no voice and no hearing, Maddie must rely entirely on her wits and resourcefulness to survive the night. Directed by Mike Flanagan, the intense home-invasion thriller drops on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein’ (1994)

Driven by the death of his mother, medical student Victor Frankenstein successfully reanimates human flesh in a forbidden experiment. Horrified by the unnatural creature he brings to life, Victor abandons the being to wander the world alone. The vengeful creation tracks Victor down across Europe, demanding a mate and destroying everything the scientist loves. The gothic adaptation arrives on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Evil Dead’ (2013)

Five friends gather at a remote woodland cabin to help a young woman overcome her severe drug addiction. After discovering the ancient Naturom Demonto book in the cellar, they unwittingly summon bloodthirsty demonic forces into the woods. One by one, the group members fall victim to horrific possessions that turn them against each other. The gory horror reboot debuts on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Ouija: Origin of Evil’ (2016)

In 1967 Los Angeles, a widowed medium named Alice Zander adds a Ouija board to her staged séance business. Unintentionally inviting genuine evil into their home, her youngest daughter Doris becomes possessed by a malicious spirit. The family must confront terrifying supernatural forces to save the young girl before she is completely consumed. Directed by Mike Flanagan, the supernatural prequel arrives on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1’ (2011)

Bella Swan and Edward Cullen celebrate their wedding and embark on a romantic honeymoon in Brazil. Their happiness is cut short when Bella experiences a rapid, life-threatening pregnancy carrying a human-vampire hybrid child. The impending birth creates dangerous friction between the Cullen vampire clan and the local Quileute wolf pack. The dramatic installment lands on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Devil Wears Prada’ (2006)

Recent college graduate Andy Sachs lands a coveted job as the junior assistant to ruthless fashion editor Miranda Priestly. Andy struggles to balance the relentless demands of the prestigious magazine with her deteriorating personal relationships. As she climbs the ranks of high fashion, she begins to question the personal sacrifices required for corporate success. The celebrated comedy-drama arrives on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Psycho III’ (1986)

Norman Bates continues to manage the Bates Motel while trying to shield his fragile mental state from his mother’s overbearing voice. His tenuous stability is disrupted when a traumatized former nun and an opportunistic drifter arrive at the property. Meanwhile, an inquisitive journalist starts snooping around the motel grounds to uncover Norman’s past crimes. The slasher sequel arrives on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Psycho’ (1960)

Secretary Marion Crane flees Phoenix after embezzling forty thousand dollars from her employer to start a new life. Seeking shelter during a torrential rainstorm, she checks into a secluded motel run by the quiet taxidermist Norman Bates. Her mysterious disappearance sparks an intense investigation by a private detective, her sister, and her lover. Alfred Hitchcock’s legendary psychological horror masterpiece begins streaming on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Bram Stoker’s Dracula’ (1992)

Centuries after renouncing God over the death of his beloved wife, the vampiric Count Dracula travels to London. He becomes infatuated with Mina Murray, who bears an uncanny resemblance to his late bride. Renowned scholar Professor Abraham Van Helsing gathers a band of hunters to destroy the sinister undead monarch. Francis Ford Coppola’s lavish gothic romance arrives on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Point Break’ (1991)

Rookie FBI agent Johnny Utah goes undercover to investigate a crew of bank robbers known as the Ex-Presidents. Utah infiltrates the Southern California surfing community and forms a deep bond with the charismatic thrill-seeker Bodhi. As the evidence mounts against Bodhi’s crew, Utah finds himself torn between his duty as an officer and his personal loyalty. The Kathryn Bigelow action thriller arrives on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Bourne Identity’ (2002)

A man is rescued from the Mediterranean Sea with two gunshot wounds in his back and total amnesia. Guided only by a Swiss bank account number embedded beneath his skin, Jason Bourne embarks on a dangerous journey across Europe. He teams up with a civilian named Marie while actively avoiding CIA assassins dispatched to silence him. The franchise-launching espionage thriller hits Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Crazy Rich, Incredibly Broke’ (2026)

A wealthy socialite experiences a sudden reversal of fortune that strips away all luxury and status overnight. Forced to navigate everyday working-class life, the protagonist must find inventive ways to survive without financial privilege. Along the way, genuine friendships and comical mishaps reveal what truly matters beyond material wealth. The international comedy feature debuts on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Cowboys & Aliens’ (2011)

An amnesiac gunslinger awakens in the New Mexico desert with a strange metal shackle attached to his wrist. When monstrous extraterrestrial vessels attack the frontier town of Absolution, he unites local townsfolk, cattle barons, and Apache warriors. Directed by Jon Favreau, the genre-blending action film stars Daniel Craig, Harrison Ford, and Olivia Wilde. The sci-fi Western begins streaming on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Strangers’ (2008)

Kristen McKay and James Hoyt retreat to a secluded vacation home after attending a friend’s wedding reception. Their peaceful evening turns into a waking nightmare when three masked assailants surround the house without warning. The terrified couple is subjected to a relentless psychological and physical siege throughout the night. The Bryan Bertino horror thriller lands on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Menu’ (2022)

A young couple travels to a private coastal island to dine at an ultra-exclusive restaurant run by celebrity chef Julian Slowik. The lavish multi-course meal quickly takes a sinister turn as each dish reveals shocking truths about the wealthy guests. Margot must use her quick wits to navigate the increasingly hostile culinary spectacle designed by the unhinged chef. The dark satirical thriller arrives on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Lake Placid’ (1999)

A secluded lake in Maine becomes a feeding ground for a massive thirty-foot prehistoric saltwater crocodile. An eccentric paleontologist, a local game warden, the town sheriff, and a wealthy mythology professor join forces to hunt the beast. The creature feature stars Bill Pullman, Bridget Fonda, Oliver Platt, and Betty White under the direction of Steve Miner. The horror-comedy hybrid starts streaming on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘A Haunted House 2’ (2014)

After losing his possessed girlfriend, Malcolm starts fresh with a new partner and her two children in a suburban home. His peaceful routine is shattered when paranormal occurrences return alongside the sudden reappearance of his former flame. Malcolm must once again endure bizarre hauntings, demonic possessions, and eccentric ghost hunters. The horror parody sequel debuts on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Twilight Saga: Eclipse’ (2010)

Seattle is plagued by a string of mysterious murders orchestrated by a vengeful vampire assembling an army of newborns. As graduation nears, Bella Swan must choose between her romance with Edward Cullen and her bond with Jacob Black. The ancient rivalry between vampires and werewolves is set aside to form a fragile defense alliance against the coming threat. The fantasy blockbuster lands on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Bring It On’ (2000)

Torrance Shipman takes over as the cheerleading captain of the national champion Rancho Carne Toros squad. Her excitement is dashed upon discovering that her predecessor stole all of their routines from the East Compton Clovers. Torrance must scramble to create an original routine so her team can compete fairly at the national finals. The teen comedy classic arrives on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Dallas Buyers Club’ (2013)

In 1985 Texas, electrician Ron Woodroof receives a diagnosis of HIV and is given only thirty days to live. Refusing to accept his prognosis, he bypasses federal restrictions to smuggle unapproved pharmaceutical treatments across the border. Alongside transgender woman Rayon, Ron establishes an underground network providing life-saving medications to fellow patients. The Academy Award-winning biographical drama lands on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Love Actually’ (2003)

Nine intertwined stories explore the complexities of romance, heartbreak, and family in London during the Christmas holiday season. The diverse cast of characters includes a newly elected Prime Minister, a grieving stepfather, and an aging rock star seeking a comeback. Directed by Richard Curtis, the ensemble feature stars Hugh Grant, Emma Thompson, Colin Firth, and Keira Knightley. The romantic comedy arrives on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Underworld: Blood Wars’ (2016)

Vampire death dealer Selene fights to end the centuries-old war between the Lycan clan and the vampire faction that betrayed her. With assistance from her ally David, she undergoes a spiritual transformation in the Nordic Coven to master new combat powers. Selene prepares for an ultimate confrontation to protect her daughter’s legacy and save her species from extinction. The action-packed fantasy sequel streams on Netflix starting Thursday, October 1.

‘Seven Years in Tibet’ (1997)

Austrian mountaineer Heinrich Harrer sets out to conquer Nanga Parbat in British India before being captured at the outbreak of World War II. After escaping an internment camp, he treks through the Himalayas to the holy city of Lhasa. Harrer becomes a tutor and close confidant to the young 14th Dalai Lama during a time of immense geopolitical change. The biographical adventure drama premieres on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

’21 Jump Street’ (2012)

Former high school rivals Schmidt and Jenko join the police force and are assigned to an undercover youth division. Tasked with posing as high school students, they must discover the supplier of a dangerous new synthetic narcotic. The officers find that adolescent social dynamics have drastically changed since they were last in school. The buddy cop comedy lands on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Ad Astra’ (2019)

Astronaut Roy McBride is dispatched on a perilous mission across the solar system to locate his missing father. Decades earlier, his father led a deep-space expedition whose antimatter experiments now threaten human life on Earth. Directed by James Gray, the contemplative science-fiction drama stars Brad Pitt and Tommy Lee Jones. The cosmic journey begins streaming on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Bourne Supremacy’ (2004)

Jason Bourne is living in peaceful anonymity in India until a hitman forces him out of hiding. Framed for an agency operation gone wrong in Berlin, Bourne must resurface to clear his name while unraveling his forgotten past. Director Paul Greengrass brings kinetic energy to this second installment starring Matt Damon, Joan Allen, and Brian Cox. The espionage thriller arrives on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Twilight’ (2008)

High school teenager Bella Swan moves to the rainy town of Forks, Washington, to live with her father. She quickly becomes fascinated by Edward Cullen, an enigmatic classmate who conceals a secret vampire lineage. As their romance develops, Bella finds herself targeted by a nomadic tracker vampire who hunts humans for sport. The franchise-starting romantic fantasy lands on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Call Me by Your Name’ (2017)

During the summer of 1983 in northern Italy, seventeen-year-old Elio Perlman spends his days transcribing classical music. His tranquil routine changes when Oliver, an American graduate student, arrives to assist Elio’s professor father. Over the course of the sun-drenched season, the two men form an intimate emotional bond that changes their lives forever. The acclaimed coming-of-age drama debuts on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Friday the 13th’ (2009)

A young man named Clay Miller travels to the eerie woods of Crystal Lake in search of his missing sister. While searching the abandoned campsites, he crosses paths with a group of college students vacationing at a nearby cabin. The group soon faces the murderous wrath of Jason Voorhees, who stalks the forest with lethal precision. The slasher reboot arrives on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Huntsman: Winter’s War’ (2016)

The ice queen Freya raises an army of deadly huntsmen in her northern kingdom, forbidding them from ever falling in love. When Eric and Sara defy her strict commandment, they are banished and forced to battle the sinister forces of Queen Ravenna. The fantasy prequel-sequel features an all-star ensemble including Chris Hemsworth, Charlize Theron, Emily Blunt, and Jessica Chastain. The magical adventure starts streaming on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Bourne Legacy’ (2012)

Following the exposure of Operation Blackbriar, the intelligence community moves to terminate all active covert enhancement programs. Genetically altered operative Aaron Cross goes on the run with research scientist Dr. Marta Shearing to survive the deadly purge. Jeremy Renner takes over the lead role in this spin-off directed by Tony Gilroy alongside Rachel Weisz and Edward Norton. The action thriller hits Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Sixth Sense’ (1999)

Child psychologist Dr. Malcolm Crowe takes on the challenging case of a troubled young boy named Cole Sear. Cole carries a terrifying secret: he is visited by the ghosts of deceased individuals who do not know they are dead. Malcolm attempts to help Cole understand his supernatural ability while repairing his own fractured marriage. M. Night Shyamalan’s legendary psychological mystery arrives on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Crimson Peak’ (2015)

Aspiring author Edith Cushing falls in love with the charming English aristocrat Sir Thomas Sharpe after a family tragedy. She moves into his decaying Gothic mansion in the English countryside, which sits atop a red clay mine. Edith soon discovers that the estate harbors terrifying spirits and dark secrets guarded by Thomas’s sister, Lucille. Guillermo del Toro’s gothic romance arrives on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Moonlight’ (2016)

The film chronicles the life of a young Black man named Chiron through three defining chapters of his upbringing in Miami. Struggling with his identity and sexuality, Chiron receives guidance from a caring drug dealer named Juan. Directed by Barry Jenkins, the poignant drama won three Academy Awards, including Best Picture. The acclaimed coming-of-age feature arrives on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘The Bourne Ultimatum’ (2007)

Jason Bourne races across the globe to uncover the origins of the black-ops program that turned him into an assassin. While dodging CIA hit squads and corrupt officials, he pieces together the final remnants of his true identity. The film serves as the climactic conclusion to the original espionage trilogy directed by Paul Greengrass. The action blockbuster arrives on Netflix on Thursday, October 1.

‘Doing Life’ (2026)

This feature examines the harsh realities of the correctional system through personal accounts of long-term inmates. The film highlights individual journeys toward rehabilitation, redemption, and legal reform behind bars. Through in-depth depictions of its characters, it offers an eye-opening look at judicial sentencing and the drama related to it. The documentary debuts on Netflix on Friday, October 2.

‘Schumacher ’94 – The Birth of a Legend’ (2026)

This sports documentary chronicles Michael Schumacher’s pivotal 1994 Formula 1 championship season with the Benetton team. The film explores the triumph, technical drama, and intense rivalry that established the German driver as a global motorsport icon. Featuring archival racing footage and exclusive interviews with team personnel, it provides an authentic inside look at racing history. The sports feature lands on Netflix on Friday, October 2.

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