Must-See Horror and Thrillers Coming to Tubi in November (2026)

One of our favorite streaming services is Tubi. Not just because it’s free, but because of its huge library of horror and thrillers. Halloween may have passed, but Tubi is still treating viewers to great movies. November is no different. Tubi has now announced all the great films heading to a TV or device near you. Here’s what is arriving this November.

Tubi Originals

Twisted Sanctuary (November 24) – A quiet suburban woman harbors dark secrets as handymen invited into her home vanish without a trace.
Gaskins: The Hitchhiker Killer (November 27) – A true-crime horror thriller dramatizing the bloody spree of South Carolina serial killer Pee-Wee Gaskins.

Horror & Dark Fantasy Lineup

November 1

8mm (1999) – Directed by Joel Schumacher; Nicolas Cage stars as a private investigator forced into the dark underground of illicit snuff films.
Black Christmas (2006) – Sorority sisters face a festive bloodbath when an escaped killer returns home.
Bones (2001) – Directed by Ernest Dickerson; Snoop Dogg stars as a resurrected 1970s numbers runner seeking supernatural vengeance.
Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992) – Francis Ford Coppola’s gothic vampire spectacle featuring Gary Oldman.
Child’s Play (1988) – The original slasher classic that introduced Chucky to horror lore.
Coraline (2009) – Directed by Henry Selick; Dakota Fanning voices a young girl who uncovers a sinister alternate reality behind a secret door.
The Craft (1996) – High school outcasts form a teenage coven with dangerous supernatural consequences.
Daddy’s Head (2024) – A grieving boy encounters a grotesque, surrogate entity resembling his late father.
Deliver Us from Evil (2014) – A New York police officer teams up with an unconventional priest to combat demonic possessions.
Dream Scenario (2023) – Nicolas Cage stars as an ordinary professor who inexplicably appears in millions of people’s dreams.
From Dusk Till Dawn (1996) – Bank-robbing brothers cross paths with a bar full of bloodthirsty vampires.
House at the End of the Street (2012) – A teenager discovers a sinister past connected to the house next door.
I Am Legend (2007) – Directed by Francis Lawrence; Will Smith stars as a lone scientist hunting for a cure among nocturnal mutants in an abandoned New York City.
Idle Hands (1999) – A slacker teenager’s hand becomes possessed by a murderous spirit on Halloween.
The Intruder (2019) – Dennis Quaid plays an unhinged seller obsessed with his former home and its new owners.
Men (2022) – Alex Garland’s folk-horror nightmare following a grieving woman in the English countryside.
Misery (1990) – Kathy Bates holds her favorite novelist captive in Rob Reiner’s Stephen King adaptation.
ParaNorman (2012) – Directed by Sam Fell and Chris Butler; Kodi Smit-McPhee voices a ghost-whispering boy who must break a 300-year-old witch’s curse.
Relic (2020) – An aging mother’s dementia manifests as an insidious supernatural presence inside her home.
Return of the Living Dead (1985) – Directed by Dan O’Bannon; the legendary punk-rock horror comedy that first introduced brain-eating zombies to cinema.
The Skeleton Key (2005) – Directed by Iain Softley; Kate Hudson plays a hospice nurse unraveling dangerous Hoodoo rituals inside a Louisiana bayou mansion.
Spell (2020) – A crash landing in rural Appalachia leaves a man captive to a practitioner of dark Hoodoo.
The Spine of Night (2021) – An ultra-violent dark fantasy animated epic about an ancient dark magic unleashed.
Tales from the Hood (1–3) – Directed by Rusty Cundieff; Clarence Williams III leads the classic horror anthology blending urban social commentary with supernatural revenge.
Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation (1995) – Cult slasher chaotic fun featuring early roles for Matthew McConaughey and Renée Zellweger.

Mid-to-Late November Dates

Insidious: The Red Door (November 4) – Patrick Wilson directs as the Lambert family faces suppressed demons from The Further.
Silent Night (November 15) – John Woo’s action-revenge thriller following a father hunting gang members on Christmas Eve.
Saw X (November 19) – Jigsaw heads to Mexico to set gruesome traps for fraudulent medical scammers.

Thriller & Crime Lineup

November 1

7500 (2019) – Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays a pilot wrestling to maintain control of a hijacked airliner cockpit.
Absolute Power (1997) – Clint Eastwood directs and stars as a jewel thief who witnesses a murder involving the U.S. President.
Brooklyn 45 (2023) – Military veterans gather for a séance after WWII, trapping them in a supernatural interrogation room.
Catch the Fair One (2021) – An Indigenous former boxer deliberately infiltrates a human trafficking ring to find her missing sister.
Centigrade (2020) – A married couple becomes trapped inside a frozen vehicle during an Arctic blizzard.
Dark Places (2015) – Charlize Theron plays a woman investigating the childhood massacre of her family.
Flight Risk (2024) – A pilot transporting an FBI informant across the Alaskan wilderness hides a deadly secret.
The Frozen Ground (2013) – Nicolas Cage plays an Alaskan state trooper tracking real-life serial killer Robert Hansen.
Green Room (2016) – A punk band gets trapped in a secluded venue by violent Neo-Nazi skinheads.
Identity (2003) – Ten strangers stranded at a desert motel get picked off one by one by a hidden killer.
Incognito (1997) – An expert art spoofer gets framed for murder after painting a fake Rembrandt.
Most Wanted (2020) – An investigative journalist uncovers a botched undercover drug sting framing an innocent man.
Straw Dogs (2011) – A city couple moves to a rural Southern town and faces escalating hostility from locals.
Swallow (2019) – A pregnant woman develops an uncontrollable urge to eat dangerous, inedible objects.
Training Day (2001) – Denzel Washington and Ethan Hawke star in Antoine Fuqua’s intense 24-hour narcotics thriller.
A Walk Among the Tombstones (2014) – Liam Neeson plays an unlicensed private investigator hunting sadistic kidnappers.