Streaming platforms announce diverse content lineups for late October and November 2026

Major streaming services including Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, and Lifetime have unveiled their upcoming programming schedules, with a significant focus on horror and suspense for the Halloween season.

Netflix is preparing a diverse slate for November, featuring the series ‘Gordon’, based on the life of Aníbal Gordon, and the biographical series ‘Bienvenidos a El Bulli’ regarding Ferran Adrià. Other notable upcoming titles include ‘La ley de las bestias’ and the South Korean horror series ‘Um Trabalho do Inferno’.

Prime Video’s late October lineup includes the biographical drama ‘Tony’, centered on a young Anthony Bourdain, and the action-comedy ‘Helluva Boss’. The platform is also leaning into the horror genre with titles such as ‘Apocalipse Z: Novo Mundo’ and ‘Until Dawn: Noite de Terror’.

Lifetime is hosting a ‘Month of Fear’ featuring psychological dramas and thrillers like ‘A Garota na Caixa’, which is based on the true story of Colleen Stan. Meanwhile, Disney+ is scheduled to release new episodes of ‘American Horror Story’ and the Marvel series ‘VisionQuest’.

Other services such as HBO Max are highlighting the second season of ‘The Paper’ and the Mexican documentary series ‘Poeta Canibal’.