New on Netflix in November

The nights are drawing in and that means we need sofa-based entertainment to keep us cosy. Fortunately, one of Netflix’s biggest shows is back this month after a painful three-year wait for its monumental conclusion: yes we’re talking about the fifth and final season of Stranger Things.

For more thrills there’s limited series The Beast In Me and the return of Squid Game: The Challenge, while for lighter fare you can get to know the man behind the myth in Being Eddie or animated series The Bad Guys: Breaking In.

If you’d prefer to snuggle up with a movie (or three!) then there are some brilliant new titles to binge, including family delight In Your Dreams, ensemble drama Train Dreams, terrifying tale Frankenstein and festive romcoms A Merry Little Ex-Mas and Jingle Bell Heist (it is NOT too soon).

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Here’s all you need to know about the best TV show and film releases on Netflix in November 2025…

Stream season 2 in Apps > Netflix from Tuesday 4 November. Season 1 available now

Thought you’d seen the last of the pink guards after the Squid Game finale? Think again. A thrilling new game is about to begin for 456 players in the return of this high-stakes reality competition. Put on your tracksuit and play along from the safety of your sofa, as contestants take on both familiar and never-before-played games as well as the most shocking challenges yet for a grand prize of $4.56 million. Want to take part IRL? Click here to apply for your chance to apply for a spot on season 3.

Stream season 1 in Apps > Netflix from Thursday 6 November

Hot on the heels of their movie sequel from earlier this year comes an all-new TV series for the Bad Guys crew. Join Mr Wolf, Mr Shark, Mr Piranha, Mr Snake and Ms Tarantula in this hilarious prequel to the original film that tells the tales of just how each gang member broke into the bad guy business in the first place. An action-packed delight for kids and grown-ups alike.

Stream the limited series in Apps > Netflix from Thursday 6 November

Abraham Lincoln and George Washington are some of the names that spring to mind when thinking of historical US presidents. But do you know the stranger-than-fiction true story of America’s 20th president, James Garfield? Game Of Thrones creators David Benioff and DB Weiss serve as executive producers in this retelling of the extraordinary life and assassination of President Garfield during a remarkable chapter of US history. Michael Shannon (Bullet Train), Matthew Macfadyen (Succession), Betty Gilpin (GLOW) and Nick Offerman (Parks And Recreation) star.

Stream it in Apps > Netflix from Friday 7 November

It’s the week after Halloween but Oscar-winning film-maker Guillermo del Toro’s new movie ensures the screams are here to stay. The latest screen adaption of Marry Shelley’s Frankenstein about a brilliant scientist and his manmade monster has been more than a decade in the making for Del Toro (Pan’s Labyrinth), and we can’t wait to see what macabre magic he sprinkles onto this classic tale. The stacked cast includes Oscar Isaac (Ex Machina), Jacob Elordi (Saltburn), Mia Goth (X) and David Bradley, who was the voice of Gepetto in Del Toro’s Pinocchio.

Stream it in Apps > Netflix from Wednesday 12 November

It’s not a Netflix Christmas romcom unless there’s a 1990s superstar at the centre of it, and this year we’re getting a double whammy of icons in the form of Alicia Silverstone (Clueless) and Melissa Joan Hart (Sabrina The Teenage Witch). When a separated couple decide to spend one last Christmas together before their divorce, an unexpected visitor joins the festivities and chaos ensues… Jameela Jamil (The Good Place) and Pierson Fodé (The Wrong Paris) round off the cast.

Stream it in Apps > Netflix from Wednesday 12 November

After a groundbreaking 50-year career on screen, Oscar-nominated comedian and actor Eddie Murphy is lifting the lid on his extraordinary life in this revealing documentary. Alongside insights from a starry line-up of friends and fans including Dave Chappelle, Chris Rock, Jamie Foxx, Pete Davidson and Tracee Ellis Ross, Murphy revisits his meteoric rise to fame and his juggernaut showbiz career in an eye-opening look at the man behind the superstar.

Stream the limited series in Apps > Netflix from Thursday 13 November

Claire Danes (Homeland) and Matthew Rhys (The Americans) enter a deadly game of cat-and-mouse in this tantalising thriller that’s guaranteed to send shivers down your spine. When a reclusive author meets her new next-door neighbour, a formidable property mogul suspected to be responsible for the disappearance of his wife, he becomes an unlikely subject for her new book. She begins to hunt compulsively for the truth… but at what cost? Absorbing viewing.

Stream it in Apps > Netflix from Friday 14 November

Animator Alex Woo, whose works include Ratatouille, WALL-E, The Good Dinosaur and Finding Dory, makes his directing debut with the soon-to-be family favourite In Your Dreams. When siblings Stevie and Elliot are transported to the magical world of dreams, they face their biggest adventure yet as they track down the Sandman to grant them a very special wish. Craig Robinson (The Office), Simu Liu (Barbie) and Omid Djalili (Gladiator) lend their vocal talents.

Stream it in Apps > Netflix from Friday 21 November

Adolescence director Philip Barantini, who garnered critical acclaim and awards for shooting each episode of the hit drama in a single continuous shot, is bringing the same captivating film-making technique to Ed Sheeran’s new music experience. Join the “Shape Of You” singer as he performs some of his greatest hits in the streets and subways of New York City, delighting unsuspecting fans old and new for an unforgettable concert.

Stream it in Apps > Netflix from Friday 21 November

Based on Denis Johnson’s beloved 2011 novella of the same name, Train Dreams tells the remarkable story of an ordinary man who’s destined to have an extraordinary fate. Robert Grainer (Joel Edgerton, The Great Gatsby) works on the railroad as the world around him undergoes unprecedented changes in early 20th century America. Oscar nominees Felicity Jones (The Brutalist), Kerry Condon (The Banshees Of Inisherin) and William H Macy (Fargo) form a formidable cast.

Stream it in Apps > Netflix from Wednesday 26 November

Get ready for the heist of the Yuletide season in this hilarious holiday romcom. Olivia Holt (Cruel Summer) and Connor Swindells (Sex Education) star as two down-on-their-luck hourly workers who are desperate for a quick payday, and hatch a cunning plan to rob one of London’s most lavish department stores on Christmas Eve. The catch? Sparks are flying and we’re not talking about the twinkly Christmas lights either. Aw! Lucy Punch (Amandaland), Poppy Drayton (The Little Mermaid) and Peter Serafinowicz (How To Train Your Dragon) star.

Stream season 5 volume 1 in Apps > Netflix from Wednesday 26 November. Stream season 5 volume 2 in Apps > Netflix from Christmas Day. Seasons 1-4 available now

The time has come. Get ready for battle one last time with Hawkins’s finest nerds in the epic conclusion of cultural phenomenon Stranger Things. After the devastating events of the fourth season, military personnel have taken over the town and intensified their hunt for Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown), forcing the powerful girl with psychokinetic powers to go into hiding. Elsewhere, the final showdown is looming and bringing a darker and deadlier force than ever before in its wake, and the only way to end this living nightmare is for our heroes to find and kill Vecna. BRING. IT. ON!

• Haul Out The Holly: Lit Up – Saturday 1 November

• Motherland (Series 4) – Saturday 1 November

• Saturday Night’s Main Event (Live) – Saturday 1 November

• Dr. Seuss’s The Sneetches – Monday 3 November

• Sesame Street (Season 56) – Monday 3 November

• In Waves And War – Monday 3 November

• Leanne Morgan: Unspeakable Things – Tuesday 4 November

• Heweliusz (Limited Series) – Wednesday 5 November

• Just Alice (Season 1) – Wednesday 5 November

• The Vince Staples Show (Season 2) – Thursday 6 November

• As You Stood By (Season 1) – Friday 7 November

• Grooms & Two Brides – Friday 7 November

• Self Reliance – Friday 7 November

• Marines – Monday 10 November

• Dynamite Kiss (Season 1) – Wednesday 12 November

• Mrs Playmen (Season 1) – Wednesday 12 November

• Selling The OC (Season 4) – Wednesday 12 November

• Last Samurai Standing – Thursday 13 November

• Had I Not Seen The Sun (Part 2) – Thursday 13 November

• Unicorn Academy (Season 1) – 13 November

• The Big C– Friday 14 November

• The Crystal Cuckoo (Season 1) – Friday 14 November

• Mr Mercedes  – Friday 14 November

• Jake Paul v Tank Davis (Live) – Friday 14 November

• Nouvelle Vague – Friday 14 November

• Gabby’s Dollhouse (Season 12) – Monday 17 November

• Selina Y Los Dinos – Monday 17 November

• Broadchurch – Tuesday 18 November

• Champagne Problems – Wednesday 19 November

• A Man On The Inside (Season 2) – Thursday 20 November

• The Follies – Thursday 20 November

• Jurassic World: Chaos Theory (Season 4) – Thursday 20 November

• Survivor Series: WarGames (LIVE) – Saturday 29 November

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1. Use your voice
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