Every Movie Leaving Hulu and Max This Week Including Jennifer Lawrence’s Comedy

Streaming catalogs frequently change as licensing agreements come to an end, prompting subscribers to prioritize their watchlists before popular films are removed. In the coming days, both Hulu and Max will be taking down a selection of notable movies, which include a mix of mainstream comedies, erotic thrillers, indie Westerns, and survival horror features.

Viewers looking to stream these titles need to act fast, as five distinct films are set to exit both platforms between October 20 and October 24, 2026. Keeping track of each film’s last day on the schedule is essential for subscribers who want to avoid missing out on these selections before they disappear from digital libraries.

‘No Hard Feelings’ (2023)

Directed by Gene Stupnitsky, this comedy features Jennifer Lawrence as Maddie Barker, a Montauk Uber driver who faces losing her childhood home due to rising property taxes. In a bid to keep her livelihood, she responds to an unusual online ad from wealthy parents looking for someone to date their introverted 19-year-old son before he heads off to college. Andrew Barth Feldman plays Percy Becker, the awkward teen whose guarded demeanor complicates Maddie’s efforts to fulfill the arrangement. The film also stars Matthew Broderick and Laura Benanti as Percy’s overprotective parents. ‘No Hard Feelings’ is set to leave Max on October 20, 2026.

‘Babygirl’ (2024)

Written and directed by Halina Reijn, this erotic thriller follows Romy, a corporate executive managing a leading technology firm. Nicole Kidman stars as the high-powered CEO whose meticulously organized personal and professional life begins to unravel when she starts an affair with a much younger intern. Harris Dickinson plays the daring intern, while Antonio Banderas portrays her husband and Sophie Wilde appears as an observant assistant. The story delves into complex workplace dynamics, personal vulnerability, and power struggles through a series of secretive encounters. Viewers can stream ‘Babygirl’ on Max until it departs on October 23, 2026.

‘Dead Sea’ (2024)

Written and directed by Phil Volken, ‘Dead Sea’ is a survival thriller about a group of young adults stranded in open waters after a fatal jet ski accident. Isabel Gravitt stars as Kaya Adams, who must fight to keep her surviving friends alive under harsh ocean conditions. They are eventually rescued by a seemingly helpful fishing vessel, only to discover that the captain is involved in illicit black-market activities. The cast also includes Dean Cameron, Garrett Wareing, Genneya Walton, and Alexander Wraith. Audiences have until October 23, 2026, to watch ‘Dead Sea’ on Hulu before it is removed.

‘The Unholy Trinity’ (2025)

Directed by Richard Gray, ‘The Unholy Trinity’ is a period Western set in the Montana frontier during the 1870s. The story follows Henry Broadway, played by Brandon Lessard, who arrives in the town of Trinity to seek revenge for his father’s wrongful execution. Henry soon finds himself caught in a dangerous conflict between the town’s disciplined sheriff, portrayed by Pierce Brosnan, and a mysterious figure known as St. Christopher, played by Samuel L. Jackson. The film features a supporting cast that includes David Arquette, Q’orianka Kilcher, and Ethan Peck. Subscribers can stream ‘The Unholy Trinity’ on Hulu until it is scheduled to leave on October 23, 2026.

‘Don’t Turn Out the Lights’ (2024)

Written and directed by Andy Fickman, ‘Don’t Turn Out the Lights’ is a horror film that follows a group of longtime friends on a road trip to an outdoor music festival. Their festive weekend takes a dark turn when their RV breaks down in a remote forest. Stranded without means of communication, they encounter an unseen supernatural presence that begins to terrorize them in the darkness. The cast includes Bella DeLong, Amber Janea, Curtis Brockelman, Jarrett Austin Brown, and Crystal Lake Evans. Viewers have until October 24, 2026, to watch ‘Don’t Turn Out the Lights’ on Hulu before it exits the platform.

Let us know which of these departing Hulu and Max titles you plan to stream this week in the comments.