7 best movies leaving Netflix, HBO, and Prime in November to watch now

November is fast approaching! You know what that means: It’s time to sidle up to the big screen you can find at home and watch all the best movies on streaming before they make like a tree and leave. We’ve pulled together a list of some of the best films leaving Netflix, HBO Max, Hulu, and more within the week, from comedies and action films to anime fantasy and sci-fi horror. Make sure to watch these movies before they disappear from their streaming sites. And remember, you can check back on Saturday for the latest streaming recommendations for December.

The best streaming movies at November’s end are listed here.

A London American Werewolf

Image by Arrow Films

Genre: Horror/comedy
Run time: 1h 37m
Director: John Landis
Cast: Griffin Dunne and David Naughton

The shaggy horror comedy features Naughton and Dunne playing Jack and David, college students who meet a lycanthrope and have their lives forever changed. In visitations from beyond the grave, Jack begs David to off himself so he won’t attack other people, but David may have a thing going with the woman who nurses him back to health. Rick Baker’s prosthetic effects, still as amazing and captivating as in 1981, add an extra dimension to this oddball movie.

A London American WerewolfLeaf Prime VideoOn Nov. 30,

Blood and Bone

Image: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment

Genre: Martial arts/action
Run time: 1h 33m
Director: Ben Ramsey
Cast: Michael Jai White, Julian Sands, Eamonn Walker

I’m a big fan of direct-to-video action movies, and specifically ones of the martial arts variety. How did I get that passion? A special week in which I saw three of my most favorite films: Day of Reckoning for the Universal Soldier, The Last Man Standing: Undisputed IIAnd Blood and Bone.

Blood and BoneMichael Jai White, who also stars in Undisputed IIStarred in and wrote the script. Black DynamiteIsaiah Bone, an ex-Marine who was also a former-con but is now an amazing martial artist, plays Isaiah (yes). Pinball, a promoter (Dante Basco), convinces him to join an underground fighting ring. This puts him in contact with Eamonn Walker (a mob leader) and many other capable fighters.

White will be fighting former pro fighters Bob Sapp, Kimbo Slice and Matt Mullins in the movie. There are many more exciting fights. The stunning choreography makes full use of White’s incredible physicality and unbelievable kicking ability, and it’s a terrific display of hard-hitting bodies in motion. —Pete Volk

Blood and Bone Netflix to Close Dec. 1

Clueless

Image by Paramount Pictures

Genre:Comedy
Run time: 1h 37m
Director: Amy Heckerling
Cast: Alicia Silverstone; Stacey Dash; Brittany Murphy

With iconic quotes (“Do you prefer ‘fashion victim’ or ‘ensembly challenged’?”), iconic lead performances (Paul Rudd’s smile!These are some of the most iconic fashions. CluelessIconic is what it stands for. Amy Heckerling, writer-directorRidgemont High: Fast TimesThis all-timer Hollywood high school film set was created by ). Loosely based on Jane Austen’s Emma, the movie stars Alicia Silverstone as Cher Horowitz, a rich and popular student who takes the “tragically unhip” new girl Tai (Brittany Murphy) under her wing.

Sincerely, I doubt that many of you have seen this. Clueless. This post is more of an encouragement to watch.Clueless again. You’re welcome. —PV

CluelessNetflix to Close Dec. 1

Body Snatchers Invasion

Image: Warner Bros. Home Entertainment

Genre: Sci-fi/horror
Run time: 1h 55m
Director: Philip Kaufman
Cast: Donald Sutherland. Brooke Adams. Leonard Nimoy

Philip Kaufman’s 1978 remake of Walter Wanger’s 1956 sci-fi horror film updates the original’s setting from a rural California town to the bustling heart of downtown Los Angeles. Matthew (Donald Sutherland), and Elizabeth Brooke Adams (Brooke Adams) are two co-workers and scientists who discover a horrible secret. Humanity has been overtaken secretly by plantlike extraterrestrials bent on taking over the planet.

Featuring terrific supporting performances by Jeff Goldblum and Leonard Nimoy, not to mention a brilliant cameo by Kevin McCarthy (the star of the 1956 version), Kaufman’s film is a savvy reinterpretation that updates the original film’s premise without losing any of its menacing paranoia. 1978’s Body Snatchers InvasionThis film is celebrated as one of the best cinematic remakes ever made and one of most influential works in sci-fi horror cinema. From the film’s otherworldly opening to its iconic and shocking conclusion, it’s hard to argue otherwise. —TE

Body Snatchers InvasionLeaf Prime VideoOn Nov. 30,

Jackie Brown

Image by Miramax Films

Genre: Crime drama
Run time: 2h 34m
Director: Quentin Tarantino
Cast: Pam Grier, Samuel L. Jackson, Robert Forster

There’s no better time than the present to watch the best Quentin Tarantino movie ever (and by some margin). It was what I said, and it is exactly what I meant.

Adapted from Elmore Leonard’s terrific novel Rum PunchThe crime thriller is starring Pam Grier (unmatched) as a flight attendant, who is caught taking money back from Mexico for an arms dealer (Samuel L. Jackson). The two form an unlikely bond when Robert Forster, a bail bondsman, is sent to her rescue.

You have many reasons to fall in love Jackie Brown — Tarantino’s more annoying writing tics are significantly dampened by the fact that this is an adaptation, and the electric cast includes Robert De Niro, Bridget Fonda, Michael Keaton, and a young Chris Tucker. My favorite thing about this film is the way it’s so romantic. The chemistry between Grier and Forster as two people in their middle ages unexpectedly falling for each other is electric, and it’s one of my favorite movie pairings to ever grace the screen. —PV

Jackie BrownLeaf HBO MaxOn Nov. 30,

Mary and the Witch’s Flower

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Genre: Adventure/fantasy
Run time: 1h 43m
Director: Hiromasa Yonebayashi
Cast: Hana Sugisaki, Yūki Amami, Fumiyo Kohinata

Hiromasa Yonebayashi’s anime adaptation of Mary Stewart’s 1971 children’s book The Little BroomstickThis story is about a girl named Mary, who after following a strange cat deep into a nearby forest, is taken to an amazing boarding school by flying broomstick. Mary learns magic there and discovers an amazing secret about a flower with extraordinary magical powers that could threaten the world if it is not used properly.

Films like “The Last Jedi” may lack thematic and emotional clarity that films such as these have. Kiki’s Delivery ServicOr Princess Mononoke, Mary and the Witch’s Flower is nonetheless a visually pleasing film and an earnest love letter to Studio Ghibli’s body of work by some of the studio’s most talented former artists and animators. —TE

Mary and the Witch’s FlowerLeaf HuluOn Nov. 30,

Minority Report

Image courtesy of 20th Century Studios

Genre:Science fiction/Thriller
Run time: 2h25m
Director: Steven Spielberg
Cast: Tom Cruise, Colin Farrell, Max von Sydow, Samantha Morton

Steven Spielberg’s adaptation of Philip K. Dick’s short story introduced audiences to the idea of hand gesture-assisted augmented reality and wall-scaling automobiles. Minority ReportTom Cruise stars as PreCrime Cpt. John Anderton, leader of a police organization dedicated to apprehending criminals before they’ve even committed a crime using a trio of psychics who invasively pore over the unconscious minds of every hapless American in the future. Anderton, who is now being accused of murder preemptively, must flee the system that he dedicated his life protecting and uncovering its dark secrets. —TE

Minority ReportLeaf Prime VideoOn Nov. 30,