A Fringe Horror and All the Other Movies Leaving Hulu This Week

As the month of January comes to a close, Hulu is set to remove several independent films and horror titles from its streaming library. Subscribers have a limited window to catch these specific selections before they transition off the platform to make room for new February arrivals. The departing titles range from supernatural reboots and true crime dramatizations to experimental science fiction. Viewers should plan their schedules accordingly to ensure they do not miss these films before their respective expiration dates this week.

‘Jeepers Creepers: Reborn’ (2022)

‘Jeepers Creepers: Reborn’ serves as a soft reboot of the long-running horror franchise, following a couple who attends the Horror Hound festival in Louisiana. As the event progresses, the female protagonist begins to experience disturbing premonitions related to the town’s local urban legend. The Creeper emerges once again to hunt for victims during its twenty-three-day feeding cycle while the festival attendees become trapped. This installment was directed by Timo Vuorensola and explores a new chapter in the creature’s mythology. Hulu subscribers must watch the film before it leaves the service on Monday, January 26.

‘The Inhabitant’ (2022)

‘The Inhabitant’ is a psychological horror film that follows a young woman named Tara who fears she is succumbing to a hereditary curse. As a descendant of the notorious Lizzie Borden, Tara experiences terrifying visions and violent impulses that begin to threaten her family and friends. The plot centers on a series of grisly murders in her small town that mirror the historical crimes of her infamous ancestor. Starring Odessa A’zion and Leslie Bibb, the movie explores themes of trauma and generational mental health through a supernatural lens. This title is scheduled to depart the Hulu library on Thursday, January 29.

‘Aileen Wuornos: American Boogeywoman’ (2021)

‘Aileen Wuornos: American Boogeywoman’ functions as a prequel to the real-life events surrounding one of America’s most notorious female serial killers. The story focuses on the early years of the titular character in Florida during the 1970s, specifically her brief marriage to a wealthy yacht club president. Peyton List portrays the lead character as she attempts to navigate high society before her life spirals into a series of violent encounters and criminal activities. The film dramatizes the origins of her path and the social circumstances that preceded her later national notoriety. This true crime drama will be available for streaming only until Saturday, January 31.

‘I’m Totally Fine’ (2022)

‘I’m Totally Fine’ follows a woman named Vanessa who travels to a solo retreat to mourn the sudden death of her best friend and business partner. Her grieving process is interrupted when she discovers her late friend has seemingly returned, though the entity claims to be an extraterrestrial in human form. The film blends elements of science fiction with a character-driven study on the complexities of loss, friendship, and the human condition. Jillian Bell and Natalie Morales lead the cast in this indie production directed by Brandon Dermer. The movie’s final day on the platform is Sunday, February 1.

‘Something in the Dirt’ (2022)

‘Something in the Dirt’ centers on two neighbors in a Los Angeles apartment building who witness a supernatural event in one of their homes. Hoping to achieve fame and fortune, the duo decides to document the phenomena and investigate the various conspiracy theories surrounding the occurrences. The film was written, directed, and starred in by the filmmaking duo Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead. It utilizes a mix of traditional cinematography and mockumentary-style footage to tell its labyrinthine and paranoid story. This independent science-fiction mystery leaves the streaming service on Sunday, February 1.

Tell us which of these departing films you are most excited to watch before they leave the platform in the comments.