Horror, Dystopian Sci-Fi and More: Here Are 90 Movies Releasing This Week on Streaming, Digital and Physical

Streaming releases begin November 9

Netflix subscribers can watch The Good Lawyer on November 9, a French courtroom thriller starring Laurent Lafitte. On November 10, Reminders of Him adapts Colleen Hoover’s book, with Maika Monroe playing a woman trying to make amends and reunite with her daughter.

November 11 brings several varied releases. Misty Green is an A24 drama written, directed by and starring Chris Rock, while Avedon is Ron Howard’s documentary about photographer Richard Avedon. The holiday musical The Gospel of Christmas, written and directed by Tyler Perry, follows a pastor trying to keep his family’s church open before Christmas.

Romance and mystery arrive next

Also arriving November 11 are the holiday romances How to Fall in Love by Christmas and Rodeo Christmas Romance, along with Indonesian horror film Kijsada Paradise, about a hide-and-seek game at an old water park. How to Fall in Love by Christmas stars Teri Hatcher and Dan Payne; Rodeo Christmas Romance features Rebecca Dalton and Corey Sevier.

On November 12, viewers can find the Australian romantic comedy A Royal in Paradise and the Swedish holiday film The Christmas Switch. The mystery thriller Gone in the Night stars Winona Ryder as a woman investigating her boyfriend’s disappearance, while Netflix’s Never Surrender follows a grandfather protecting his grandchildren from home invaders.

More titles arrive November 13

The November 12 slate also includes Allen, a Netflix comedy about a man reunited with an alien he met as a child, and Eternal Beauty, Craig Roberts’ drama starring Sally Hawkins and David Thewlis. The Christmas Switch stars sisters Felice and Happy Jankell, who exchange lives for the holiday.

On November 13, Jessica Chastain stars in Netflix’s Heartland as a former country music star drawn into the search for her missing niece. Garrett Hedlund and Ross Lynch also appear. French comedy Brawlers follows a mother trying to win acceptance for her autistic son, while A Merry Christmas Wish centers on two people bringing a local festival to life.

Horror closes the week

Two horror films arrive on November 15: Insidious and Smile. Insidious, the first film in James Wan’s franchise, stars Patrick Wilson and Rose Byrne as members of the Lambert family encountering The Further.