Everything leaving Hulu in October 2024
Thankfully, none of our favorites are getting the chop
While it's great to see fresh titles inundate Hulu's catalog each month, it's inevitable for the streamer to remove a selection of movies and TV shows to make room for its new arrivals – and this is the case for all the best streaming services.
When it comes to everything new on Hulu in October 2024, there's only a small handful of movies set to leave the platform this month, which is a relief for fans of the best Hulu shows but a bit of a kick in the teeth for movie buffs.
Luckily, there are only 24 movies that occupy the entire list of everything leaving Hulu in October 2024, and none of them are in our list of best Hulu movies, which is a bonus.
Everything leaving Hulu in October 2024
Leaving on October 4
The Boogeyman (movie)
Leaving on October 5
Cats (movie)
Leaving on October 6
See For Me (movie)
Leaving on October 7
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Standing Up, Falling Down (movie)
Swift (movie)
Leaving on October 8
Monster Family (movie)
Ozzy (movie)
Leaving on October 10
Pil's Adventures (movie)
Leaving on October 14
The Boy Downstairs (movie)
Funny Thing About Love (movie)
My Friend Dahmer (movie)
Leaving on October 15
Capricorn One (movie)
Leaving on October 16
Sicario: Day of the Soldado (movie)
Leaving on October 17
Songbird (movie)
Leaving on October 19
Alone at Night (movie)
Leaving on October 26
Along Came the Devil (movie)
Blood (movie)
Clean (movie)
Leaving on October 31
Christmas on the Farm (movie)
Damien: Omen II (movie)
The Final Conflict (movie)
The Omen (movie)
Omen IV: The Awakening (movie)
Sea Fever (movie)
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