Get ready to clear your schedules because Netflix is dropping a massive slate of new titles this November 2025! From heartwarming family stories and gripping documentaries to high-stakes reality competitions and the epic conclusion to a beloved series, there’s something for every mood and every viewer. Let’s dive into the 22 must-watch releases that will keep you glued to your screen all month long.
Family Fun and Thought-Provoking Docs
Kick off the month with a dose of timeless wisdom in “Dr. Seuss’ The Sneetches” (November 3), a charming animated tale about unity and compassion. Following that, dive into the profound depths of “In Waves and War” (November 3), a documentary that follows three Navy SEALs navigating PTSD and seeking healing through experimental psychedelic therapy. It’s a powerful look at mental health recovery and resilience.
Competition, History, and Comedy
Prepare for more chaos and betrayal with “Squid Game: The Challenge” Season 2 (November 4), where new players vie for a massive cash prize. History buffs will be captivated by “Death By Lightning” (November 6), a drama based on the assassination of President James Garfield. Meanwhile, Vince Staples returns with “The Vince Staples Show” Season 2 (November 6), offering a surreal and satirical look at fame and identity.
Gothic Tales and Romantic Comedies
Guillermo del Toro brings his signature gothic flair to Mary Shelley’s classic with “Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein” (November 7). For those seeking romance with a literary twist, “Jane Austen Wrecked My Life” (November 10) follows a bookish romantic whose quest for love collides with fiction. And get ready for holiday cheer with “A Merry Little Ex-Mas” (November 12), starring Alicia Silverstone in a festive rom-com about family and closure.
Drama, Thrills, and Sports
The drama continues with “Selling The OC” Season 4 (November 12), where luxury real estate and high stakes collide. For a dose of psychological suspense, “The Beast In Me” (November 13) stars Claire Danes as a grieving author drawn into a dangerous obsession. If you’re looking for action, “Last Samurai Standing” (November 13) offers a visceral battle royale set in 19th-century Japan. Plus, get ready for Netflix’s first global live sporting event: “Jake Paul vs. Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis” (November 14).
Intriguing Mysteries and Celebrity Deep Dives
Explore the vibrant world of 1960s cinema with “Nouvelle Vague” (November 14), a stylish drama about art and rebellion. Mysteries abound in “In Your Dreams” (November 14) and “The Crystal Cuckoo” (November 14), both delving into secrets surrounding heart transplants and past lives. And get an intimate look at a comedy legend in “Being Eddie” (November 12), a documentary celebrating Eddie Murphy’s career.
Music, Legacy, and More Drama
Celebrate the enduring legacy of a music icon with “Selena y Los Dinos” (November 17), featuring never-before-seen footage. Experience the magic of music with Ed Sheeran in “One Shot With Ed Sheeran: A Music Experience” (November 21). For fans of true crime, “Missing: Dead or Alive” Season 2 (November 24) returns with more chilling cases. And don’t miss the continuation of the undercover drama in “A Man On The Inside” Season 2 (November 20).
The Grand Finale and Holiday Cheer
As the month winds down, get ready for the highly anticipated conclusion of a cultural phenomenon with “Stranger Things” Season 5 (November 27). Before that, journey back to early 20th-century America with the poetic drama “Train Dreams” (November 21). And for some holiday romance with a twist, check out “Champagne Problems” (November 19) and the festive caper “Jingle Bell Heist” (November 26).
Rounding out the month is “Left-Handed Girl” (November 28), a heartfelt drama about family, secrets, and resilience set in a bustling night market. With such a diverse and exciting lineup, Netflix is truly dominating our watchlists this November!
Which of these November Netflix releases are you most excited to stream first? Let us know in the comments below!