Yahoo Lifestyle What's leaving Netflix in October 2024: “Crazy Rich Asians”, “Key and Peele”, and nearly every Chucky movie
"It Follows," "La La Land," and the wildly popular "Super Mario Bros. Movie" will also depart the streamer in October.
If you go absolutely gaga for Chucky the devil doll, you'd better get busy on Netflix this month.
Right on the heels of the Chucky TV show being canceled, October sees the grand departure of not one, not two, but six films from the Child's Play franchise, including all three Don Mancini Chucky films (Cult, Curse, and Seed of Chucky), as well as the cult classic Bride of Chucky, costarring Jennifer Tilly.
Subscribers will also say goodbye to two of the biggest box office smashes of the new millennium in the first week of the month: Crazy Rich Asians and The Super Mario Bros. Movie. The latter became 2023's first film to cross the billion-dollar threshold at the box office in 2023, and likely would have taken home the crown if it weren't for Barbie. Crazy Rich Asians' box office success set a number of records, including becoming one of the highest grossing rom coms ever made, and becoming the first Hollywood film to feature an all-Asian cast in the 25 years before its 2018 release.
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The streamer has a full "Netflix & Chills" program heading to the platform in October, with new and old horror treats alike like It's What's Inside, The Platform 2, Scream, and It Chapter Two. But the opening of one door always heralds the closing of another. Some popular horror content is leaving to make room for all these new ghosts and goblins.
David Robert Mitchell's 2014 breakout It Follows, which made Maika Monroe (Longlegs, Watcher) a star, is leaving on Oct. 10. On Oct. 31, other frightening flicks will flee into the night in suit, like Hellboy and World War Z. Other notable, non-horror departures include all eight seasons of the Australian prison drama Wentworth, Jennifer Lopez's The Wedding Planner, Save The Last Dance, three seasons of Key and Peele, and Oscar-winner La La Land.
Here are all the movies and shows you have your last chance to see on Netflix in October.
Oct. 2
The Super Mario Bros. Movie
Oct. 5
Crazy Rich Asians
Oct. 10
It Follows
Oct. 21
Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance with Somebody
Oct. 26
Wentworth: Seasons 1-8
Oct. 31
Bride of Chucky
Child's Play 2
Child's Play 3
Cult of Chucky
Curse of Chucky
Dark Waters
Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat
Dr. Seuss' The Lorax
Eat Pray Love
Hellboy
Identity Thief
Jack Reacher
Jack Reacher: Never Go Back
Jumanji
Key & Peele: Seasons 1-3
La La Land
Magic Mike
Magic Mike XXL
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Mr. Deeds
Save the Last Dance
Seed of Chucky
Sonic the Hedgehog
The Expendables
The Expendables 2
The Expendables 3
The Wedding Planner
The Young Victoria
World War Z
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