Cuffing season is officially upon us, and while it’s not always easy to be single during the chilliest months of the year, Netflix’s holiday line-up will help you warm and entertained through the final months of fall. After providing viewers with creepy content to celebrate Halloween, filmmakers and show runners working in tandem with the streamer have brought out some of our favorite actors to tell Christmas stories full of love, wonder and laughter. One of the first arrivals on the list for November is Meet Me Next Christmas, starring Kofi Siriboe, Christina Milan and Devale Ellis. After that lands on Nov. 6, we’re also looking forward to Lindsay Lohan’s return in Our Little Secret, not to mention all the buzz already surrounding the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight set to broadcast live on Netflix on Nov. 15.
This Month’s Must-Watch Releases
‘Meet Me Next Christmas’ (Nov. 6)
It’s been a few years since we’ve seen Christina Milian in a movie, but the multi-talent takes the lead in Meet Me Next Christmas. The romantic comedy follows a woman around New York City as she desperately hunts for a ticket to a sold-out Pentatonix holiday concert that she’s convinced will connect her with the man of her dreams. This is the first of many Christmas movies to come from Netflix this season, so if it doesn’t sound like your cup of tea, something else on the streamer is sure to satisfy.
Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson (Nov. 15)
As they continue to expand, Netflix is attracting more sports fans than ever before with live broadcasts of special events such as the upcoming Jake Paul and Mike Tyson fight – find everything you need to know about it here. The unlikely opponents already have people placing bets on who will win, but before they take the ring, we’ll also see Katie Taylor face off against Amanda Serrano, Mario Barrios and Abel Ramos will fight and finally, Neeraj Goyat vs. Whindersson Nunes is on the ticket for Dec. 15 too.
‘Our Little Secret’ (Nov. 27)
Lindsay Lohan was one of the biggest names in Hollywood in the early 2000s, and she’s making a serious comeback this holiday season. The fiery redhead stars in Our Little Secret, due out on Nov. 27. A synopsis for the project reads, “Two resentful exes are forced to spend Christmas under the same roof after discovering that their current partners are siblings.” Ian Harding and Kristin Chenoweth also star.
‘Joy’ (Nov. 22)
Continuing on their tradition of eloquently retelling true stories, Netflix is bringing plenty of Joy this November in a film that follows three British doctors who made major waves in women’s reproductive health. Without the tireless work of Robert Edwards (James Norton), Jean Purdy (Thomasin McKenzie) and Patrick Steptoe (Bill Nighy), the world might never know the possibilities of in-vitro fertilization (IVF) as it exists today.
‘The Empress’ S2 (Nov. 22)
Nov. 22 will be a busy day for Netflix subscribers. Besides Joy‘s debut, subscribers will also gain access to the highly anticipated second season of The Empress. In the latest episodes, which were filmed in beautiful and historically rich Prague, a young Elisabeth fights dutifully for the future of her empire. Along the way, she’s faced with age-old traditions that attempt to keep her stuck, plus all the other ups and downs that are a part of daily royal life.
‘The Madness’ (Nov. 28)
54-year-old Colman Domingo has had a booked and busy few years, from Rustin and The Color Purple to Candyman and Zola. The actor has made it clear he had range, but in Netflix’s upcoming thriller series, The Madness, we might see some of his best work yet. “Domingo stars as a media pundit who must clear his name after he accidentally stumbles upon a murder in the woods,” a synopsis reads.
‘Rhythm + Flow’ S2 (Nov. 20)
Netflix doesn’t play when it comes to reality TV, be it dating shows like Love Is Blind and Too Hot to Handle, or musical competition programs like Rhythm + Flow. They’ll be expanding the latter series internationally to Brazil this month, but on the American side of things, Latto, Ludacris and DJ Khaled have been tapped to judge season two. The latest episodes arrive on Nov. 20, and we can’t to meet the rappers who come out on top!
‘Kobra Cai’ S6 Part 2 (Nov. 15)
Over the last six years, Cobra Kai has become one of Netflix’s most popular series, striking a nostalgia chord with movie lovers who grew up watching The Karate Kid. On Nov. 15, the second part of the dramedy’s sixth season will debut, bringing new challenges and old faces to Miyagi-Do at the Sekai Taikai. While it’s been confirmed that this will be the last season of Cobra Kai, there’s still a final set of five more episodes to come after this drop, hopefully wrapping things up on a high note for viewers.
What’s New on Netflix in November?
Barbie Mysteries: The Great Horse Chase (Nov. 1)
It’s All Over: The Kiss That Changed Spanish Football (Nov. 1)
Let Go (Nov. 1)
60 Days In S7 (Nov. 1)
A Paris Christmas Waltz (Nov. 1)
Fall Into Winter (Nov. 1)
Free State of Jones (Nov. 1)
Goosebumps (Nov. 1)
Just Go With It (Nov. 1)
Love in the Wild (Nov. 1)
Maid in Manhattan (Nov. 1)
Mr. Peabody & Sherman (Nov. 1)
Oblivion (Nov. 1)
Pompeii (Nov. 1)
The Scorpion King (Nov. 1)
Sixteen Candles (Nov. 1)
Superbad (Nov. 1)
The Whale (Nov. 1)
Whiplash (Nov. 1)
Dirty Jobs S1-2 (Nov. 5)
Love Village S2 (Nov. 5)
Love Is Blind: Argentina (Nov. 6)
Meet Me Next Christmas (Nov. 6)
Pedro Páramo (Nov. 6)
10 Days of a Curious Man (Nov. 7)
Born for the Spotlight (Nov. 7)
Countdown: Paul vs. Tyson (Nov. 7)
Face Off S6-8 (Nov. 7)
A Holiday Engagement (Nov. 8)
Arcane S2 (Act 1 Nov. 8th, Act 2 Nov. 16th, Act 3 Nov. 23)
Bank Under Siege (Nov. 8)
The Cage (Nov. 8)
Christmas in the Heartland (Nov. 8)
Investigation Alien (Nov. 8)
My Dad’s Christmas Date (Nov. 8)
Mr. Plankton (Nov. 8)
Vijay 69 (Nov. 8)
Umjolo: The Gone Girl (Nov. 8)
The Lost City (Nov. 9)
Focus (Nov. 10)
Rob Peace (Nov. 11)
Adrienne Iapalucci: The Dark Queen (Nov. 12)
Rhythm + Flow: Brazil (Nov. 12)
The Fast and the Furious (Nov. 12)
2 Fast 2 Furious (Nov. 12)
The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (Nov. 12)
Fast & Furious (Nov. 12)
Fast Five (Nov. 12)
Emilia Pérez (Nov. 13)
Hot Frosty (Nov. 13)
The Mothers of Penguins (Nov. 13)
Return of the King: The Fall and Rise of Elvis Presley (Nov. 13)
Sisters’ Feud (Nov. 13)
Sprint Part 2 (Nov. 13)
Beyond Goodbye (Nov. 14)
The Fairly OddParents: A New Wish (Nov. 14)
The Lost Children (Nov. 14)
A.P. Bio S1-4 (Nov. 15)
Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson (Nov. 15)
Wonderoos S2 (Nov. 18)
Adam Ray is Dr. Phil Unleashed (Nov. 19)
Zombieverse S2 (Nov. 19)
Adoration (Nov. 20)
GTMAX (Nov. 20)
The Merry Gentlemen (Nov. 20)
Our Oceans (Nov. 20)
Rhythm + Flow S2 (Nov. 20)
Buy Now: The Shopping Conspiracy (Nov. 20)
Maybe Baby 2 (Nov. 21)
Tokyo Override (Nov. 21)
A Man on the Inside (Nov. 21)
900 Days Without Anabel (Nov. 22)
The Empress S2 (Nov. 22)
Gold Rush S1-2 (Nov. 22)
The Helicopter Heist (Nov. 22)
Joy (Nov. 22)
The Piano Lesson (Nov. 22)
Pokémon Horizons: The Series (Nov. 22)
Spellbound (Nov. 22)
Tex Mex Motors S2 (Nov. 22)
Transmitzvah (Nov. 22)
The Creature Cases Chapter 4 (Nov. 25)
Anthony Jeselnik: Bones and All (Nov. 26)
Our Little Secret (Nov. 27)
Chef’s Table Volume 7 (Nov. 27)
Asaf (Nov. 28)
Is It Cake? Holiday (Nov. 28)
The Madness (Nov. 28)
Senna (Nov. 29)
The Snow Sister (Nov. 29)
The Trunk (Nov. 29)
What’s Leaving the Streamer?
A Man Called Otto (Nov. 5)
Edge of Tomorrow (Nov. 6)
Night School (Nov. 10)
First Man (Nov. 14)
Nothing to Lose (Nov. 14)
Nothing to Lose 2 (Nov. 14)
Harriet (Nov. 15)
Shahs of Sunset S1-2 (Nov. 19)
Evil Dead Rise (Nov. 22)
Sausage Party (Nov. 22)
A Beautiful Life (Nov. 30)
Ali (Nov. 30)
The Devil’s Own (Nov. 30)
Diary of a Mad Black Woman (Nov. 30)
Frances Ha (Nov. 30)
Glengarry Glen Ross (Nov. 30)
Hunter Killer (Nov. 30)
It Chapter Two (Nov. 30)
The Little Things (Nov. 30)
The Matrix Resurrections (Nov. 30)
National Security (Nov. 30)
Pain & Gain (Nov. 30)
Point Break (Nov. 30)
Space Jam: A New Legacy (Nov. 30)
Troy (Nov. 30)
What to Expect When You’re Expecting (Nov. 30)