Netflix is closing out 2025 with a bang! This November, the streaming giant is dropping a packed lineup of originals that promise thrills, emotions, and plenty of binge-worthy moments. From final season farewells to new dramas and festive fun, here’s everything you should be excited about.
Stranger Things Season 5, Volume 1
The long-awaited return of Stranger Things is finally here. Volume 1 of the final season lands on November 26, taking viewers back to Hawkins in the fall of 1987. The stakes have never been higher as Vecna’s dark forces rise, threatening to consume everything. Expect nostalgia, heartbreak, and jaw-dropping twists as the beloved series edges toward its epic conclusion.
The Beast in Me
Premiering November 13, The Beast in Me stars Claire Danes and Matthew Rhys in a gripping psychological drama about grief, redemption, and rediscovery. After a devastating loss, a reclusive writer is forced to face her past and the monsters within. Early buzz suggests this could be one of Netflix strongest dramas of the year.
Death by Lightning
History meets high-stakes politics in Death by Lightning, debuting November 6. The series recounts the presidency of James A. Garfield and his shocking assassination, featuring Michael Shannon, Matthew Macfadyen, and Nick Offerman. Expect award-season energy all over this one.
The Bad Guys: Breaking In
Also releasing November 6, this animated prequel to the hit movie The Bad Guys promises mischievous fun for the whole family. It dives into the origin stories of everyone’s favorite gang of charming criminals.
In Your Dreams
Landing November 14, In Your Dreams is a magical animated fantasy featuring Simu Liu and Cristin Milioti. The film follows a young dream researcher who accidentally crosses into the dream world — and must team up with a mysterious figure to restore balance before both realities collapse. Expect a blend of humor, heart, and breathtaking animation.
Jingle Bell Heist
Closing out the month on November 26, Jingle Bell Heist delivers a rom-com caper filled with holiday chaos and heart. When a group of unlikely friends plan to “borrow” Santa’s sleigh for a charity stunt, things spiral into a festive mix of romance, laughter, and wild misadventures. It’s the perfect lighthearted watch to kick off the holiday season.
Conclusion
From Hawkins to holiday heists, Netflix November slate proves the streamer is saving some of its best for last. Whether you crave emotional depth, historical intrigue, or feel-good cheer, there’s something for every kind of viewer this month.
