Everything Leaving Max and Peacock This Week, Including a Completely Crazy Horror
Streaming platforms routinely rotate licensed titles out of their libraries as distribution agreements conclude, leaving subscribers with limited time to finish their watchlists. Between October 12 and October 17, 2026, both Max and Peacock will remove several notable feature films spanning diverse genres.
The departing selections include high-altitude action thrillers, dark creature comedies, fantasy origin adventures, political documentary accounts, and psychological monster horror. Subscribers looking to catch these motion pictures will need to plan their viewing schedules before the films exit their respective platforms.
‘Cleaner’ (2025)
Directed by Martin Campbell, this British action thriller stars Daisy Ridley as Joey Locke, an ex-soldier turned window cleaner at London’s One Canada Square skyscraper. When radical activists seize an energy corporation’s annual gala and take hundreds of attendees hostage, Locke must navigate the skyscraper’s exterior to neutralize the threat and protect the victims. The cast features Clive Owen as the radical leader alongside Taz Skylar as the crisis unfolds hundreds of feet above the city streets. Viewers have until October 12, 2026, to stream ‘Cleaner’ on Max before it departs the service on its final day.
‘Cocaine Bear’ (2023)
Directed by Elizabeth Banks, this dark comedy thriller draws loose inspiration from the true 1985 story of an American black bear that consumed discarded narcotics in a Georgia forest. The narrative follows an eclectic assortment of law enforcement officers, drug smugglers, tourists, and teenagers who wander into the woods alongside the ravenous predator. The ensemble cast features Keri Russell, O’Shea Jackson Jr., Alden Ehrenreich, and Ray Liotta in one of his final film performances. Audiences have until October 13, 2026, to stream ‘Cocaine Bear’ on Peacock before its license on the service expires.
‘Pan’ (2015)
Directed by Joe Wright, this fantasy adventure reimagines the origins of J. M. Barrie’s classic literary characters Peter Pan and Captain Hook. The plot follows an orphaned boy named Peter who is whisked away to the magical realm of Neverland and forced into hard labor by the ruthless pirate Blackbeard. Peter subsequently forms an alliance with James Hook and the warrior Tiger Lily to organize a resistance against Blackbeard’s rule. The cast includes Hugh Jackman, Levi Miller, Garrett Hedlund, and Rooney Mara amidst colorful visual effects and elaborate sets. ‘Pan’ will conclude its streaming run on Max when it departs the service on October 14, 2026.
‘Four Hours at the Capitol’ (2021)
Produced by HBO Documentary Films and directed by Jamie Roberts, this feature-length documentary provides an investigative record of the January 6, 2021 attack on the United States Capitol. The film reconstructs the day’s events through mobile phone footage, police body cameras, and unreleased surveillance videos recorded during the breach. It incorporates firsthand testimonies from congressional lawmakers, law enforcement officers, reporters, and individuals who participated in the crowd that afternoon. Subscribers must stream ‘Four Hours at the Capitol’ on Max before it leaves the service on October 15, 2026.
‘Wolf Man’ (2025)
Directed by Leigh Whannell and produced by Blumhouse Productions, this supernatural horror film reboots Universal’s classic monster mythology for modern audiences. The story centers on Blake, who inherits his remote childhood homestead in rural Oregon and relocates there with his wife Charlotte and their young daughter. After an encounter with a ferocious creature in the woods leaves Blake wounded, he barricades his family inside as an agonizing lycanthropic infection overtakes his body. Starring Christopher Abbott and Julia Garner, the film explores psychological dread and isolation as a mother strives to protect her child from her mutating spouse. ‘Wolf Man’ officially leaves Peacock on October 17, 2026, marking the end of its availability on the platform.
Share your thoughts in the comments on which of these departing titles you plan to stream before they leave Max and Peacock this week.
