Streaming, October 3, 2026: Content expiring on Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, and other platforms

The streaming catalog is constantly changing: every month, various licenses expire and films and TV series leave the platforms. Here are the titles expiring in the next few days on Netflix and Prime Video , with the dates updated as of today, Saturday, October 3, 2026.

The advice is always the same: if you're interested in a title, get it before the last available day. A last-minute license renewal can postpone an expiration date, so the dates should be considered approximate.

Netflix

Doctor Sleep (expires today, October 3)

A 2019 horror film directed by Mike Flanagan and based on Stephen King's novel, the ideal sequel to The Shining. Dan Torrance, now an adult, confronts the trauma of the Overlook Hotel and the True Knot group. Today is the last day to see it.

The Nun – The Calling of Evil (expires today, October 3)

Spin-off of The Conjuring saga. A young nun and a priest investigate a demon-infested sacred site in Romania. This title also leaves the catalog today.

Kuromukuro (expires today, October 3)

An anime series set in a research facility under attack by mecha, featuring students, pilots, and a mysterious samurai. A title for Japanese animation fans, expiring today.

Remember You (expires today, October 3)

Korean thriller series: a brilliant detective and his colleague investigate a case that touches them deeply, becoming entangled in a game of cat and mouse. Last day of availability.

Thou Shalt Not Kill (October 5)

Italian crime series starring Miriam Leone as Valeria Ferro, a detective who tackles complex murders and dark family secrets. There are only two days left to find her.

Group therapy (October 5)

A comedy about six patients suffering from obsessive-compulsive disorder who find themselves by mistake in the same psychotherapist's office and decide to self-manage group therapy.

Apollo 13 (October 6)

Ron Howard's film starring Tom Hanks recounts the 1970 space mission that nearly ended in tragedy. A cinematic classic worth rewatching before it leaves Netflix.

Spartacus (October 6)

A TV series about a Thracian gladiator who rebels against Rome, amidst the arena, political intrigue, and the fight for freedom. The seasons are long: those who want to get to the end would do well to start now.

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (October 7)

Ang Lee's 2001 film won four Oscars, including Best Foreign Language Film. Martial arts and emotion combine in a visual masterpiece.

Spiral – The Legacy of Saw (October 7)

This chapter in the Saw saga stars Chris Rock as Detective Ezekiel Banks. A horror movie to catch before October 7th.

Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark (October 9)

The first installment in Steven Spielberg's saga starring Harrison Ford. A must-see for fans of classic adventure films.

Gangs of New York (October 9)

Martin Scorsese's film about 19th-century New York, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Daniel Day-Lewis. Deadline: October 9th.

The Wild Robot (October 11)

DreamWorks' 2024 animated film: a robot shipwrecked on a wild island learns to survive and care for a goose. Beloved by both adults and children, it leaves the catalog on October 11th.

Smile 2 (October 13)

A 2024 horror film starring Naomi Scott: a global pop star is haunted by an entity that feeds on her trauma. Catch it before October 13th.

The Conjuring (October 18)

The first installment in James Wan's horror saga, starring Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson. The sequel, The Enfield 2, also opens on October 18th.

American Psycho (October 19)

Mary Harron's film, starring Christian Bale as Patrick Bateman, has become a cult classic of the new millennium. It expires along with the two Kill Bill volumes.

Kill Bill: Volume 1 and Volume 2 (October 19)

Quentin Tarantino's two films starring Uma Thurman as the Bride. For those who haven't seen them, there are still a few weeks to catch up on them one after the other.

The Truman Show (October 23)

Peter Weir's film starring Jim Carrey, a masterpiece of television and reality. Last day to watch: October 23rd.

The Last Witch Hunter (October 24)

Action fantasy starring Vin Diesel as an immortal witch hunter. Its Netflix adventure concludes on October 24th.

Prime Video

Doc – Season 1 (October 9)

The Italian series starring Luca Marinelli, inspired by the story of head physician Andrea Fanti, who loses his memory after an accident. The first season launches on Prime Video on October 9th.

Cortina Express (October 19)

An Italian comedy set in the snows of Cortina, with gags and misadventures to catch up on before October 19th.

Until Dawn (October 23)

Horror film based on the video game of the same name: a group of friends in a remote villa relive the same night in a deadly loop. Expires October 23.

Fist of the North Star – Seasons 1-2 (October 24)

The cult '80s anime about Kenshiro and the wastelands of the post-atomic world. Two seasons to catch up on before October 24th.

Breathe – Breathe Deep (October 29)

A claustrophobic thriller about a family left without oxygen in a shelter. Last day of availability: October 29th.

Camera Café – Season 6 (October 31)

The return of the office coffee room sitcom, starring Luca Bizzarri and Paolo Kessisoglu. Season six remains online until October 31st.

The Addams Family 2 (October 31)

The animated film about cinema's most bizarre family, a sequel to the first film. Perfect for Halloween, but beware: it expires on October 31st.

Snake Eyes: GI Joe Origins (October 31)

Action film starring Henry Golding as the ninja warrior Snake-Eyes. Last day: October 31st.

Mia and the White Lion (October 31)

A family film about the friendship between a girl and a white lion in South Africa. Expires October 31st.

How to recover expiring securities

October releases are concentrated mainly in the first part of the month: on Netflix alone, dozens of titles expire between October 1st and 24th. Those with a list of films and series to watch would do well to give priority to those with the closest date and to note the last available day for each title.

Be careful with horror films, too: many of the genre's expiring films leave the catalog before Halloween, so last-minute binge-watching sessions on October 31st risk being left empty. In many cases, the titles may reappear on other platforms in the future, but there's no hard and fast rule.