The Best TV Shows And Movies Leaving Netflix In October 2017

All good things must come to an end, including Netflix titles. As September ends and gives way to October, so too does the tenure of several Netflix titles to make room for new ones. I know it's sad to admit, but there are indeed movies leaving Netflix October 2017. So here's your last chance to catch some of these great titles, because once they're gone, they're gone forever. Okay, that's a lie, they may very well return. Plus, you can always go out and buy a Blu-ray! They still exist, I swear.

Here are the best TV shows and movies leaving Netflix in October 2017.

The Coen Brothers' ode to writer's block is one of their very best movies – a funny, scary slice of Hollywood in the 1940s, where self-righteous playwright Barton Fink (John Turturro) tries to break into the screenwriting biz with less than rewarding results. At least he has a cheerful new neighbor (John Goodman) to keep him company. Let Barton Fink show you the life of the mind before it exits Netflix. (Leaving October 1)

Stanley Kubrick's loose adaptation of Stephen King's tale of terror is checking-out of Netflix, which seems a bit short-sighted with Halloween right around the corner, but what do I know? You've probably seen The Shining by now (right?), but if you're looking to stream it on Netflix, this will be your last chance for a while. Just don't tell Stephen King – he hates this adaptation. (Leaving October 1)

Everyone probably has their own specific "favorite" David Lynch film, but his best film is probably the 2001 nightmare that is Mulholland Dr. A tale of mistaken identity, romance, murder and creepy monsters who lurk behind dumpsters, Mulholland Dr. is Lynch's most compelling, most gorgeously constructed film, guaranteed to haunt you for days after you've seen it. So if you've somehow avoided it, you better get on it fast. (Leaving October 1)

For whatever reason, they're remaking Hellboy. But Guillermo del Toro's take on the character will probably remain the superior version, as no one understands and sympathizes with monsters better than del Toro. Ron Perlman, in the part he was born to play, is candy-loving demon Hellboy, who defends humans from the forces of darkness. (Leaving October 1)

You have less than two weeks to stream 7 seasons of TV! Can you do it? Sure you can, I have faith in you. Tina Fey's 30 Rock is about to exit Netflix, stage left, so if you rely on rewatching the show over and over again, you're in trouble. Despite some uneven seasons, 30 Rock remains one of the best comedy series to ever grace network TV. (Leaving October 1)

Get the full list of all the TV shows and movies leaving Netflix in October 2017 on the next page.

October 1

30 Rock: Seasons 1 – 7

A Love in Times of Selfies

Across the Universe

Barton Fink

Bella

Big Daddy

Carousel

Cradle 2 the Grave

Crafting a Nation

Curious George: A Halloween Boo Fest

Daddy's Little Girls

Dark Was the Night

David Attenborough's Rise of the Animals: Triumph of the Vertebrates: Season 1

Day of the Kamikaze

Death Beach

Dowry Law

Dr. Dolittle: Tail to the Chief

Friday Night Lights: Seasons 1 – 5

Happy Feet

Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison

Hellboy

Kagemusha

Laura

Love Actually

Malcolm in the Middle: Seasons 1 – 7

Max Dugan Returns

Millennium

Million Dollar Baby

Mortal Kombat

Mr. 3000

Mulholland Dr.

My Father the Hero

My Name Is Earl: Seasons 1 – 4

One Tree Hill: Seasons 1 – 9

Patton

Picture This

Prison Break: Seasons 1 – 4

The Bernie Mac Show: Seasons 1 – 5

The Shining

The Wonder Years: Seasons 1 – 6

Titanic

October 19

The Cleveland Show: Seasons 1 – 4

October 21

Bones: Seasons 5 – 11

October 27

Lie to Me: Seasons 2 – 3

Louie: Seasons 1 – 5

Hotel Transylvania 2

October 29

Family Guy: Seasons 9 – 14