All the Movies Leaving Hulu in January 2026
Hulu is clearing its library this month to make room for new content arriving throughout the year. Several films spanning various genres like horror and drama are scheduled to depart the streaming service soon. Subscribers have only a limited time to catch these specific titles before they are removed from the platform. Checking the schedule ensures viewers do not miss out on these cinematic offerings before their license expires.
‘House of Darkness’ (2022)
Justin Long stars as a man who accompanies a mysterious woman to her remote estate after meeting at a bar. The evening takes a sinister turn as he realizes her intentions are far from romantic. This modern reimagining of a classic gothic tale focuses on suspense and psychological tension. The film ‘House of Darkness’ is scheduled to leave the Hulu library on January 6.
‘True Things’ (2022)
Ruth Wilson portrays a woman living a mundane life whose world is turned upside down by a chance encounter with a charismatic stranger. Their relationship quickly spirals into an intoxicating and dangerous obsession that challenges her sense of self. The story explores themes of desire and the consequences of impulsive choices. Viewers can stream ‘True Things’ until its departure from the service on January 7.
‘Riotsville, USA’ (2023)
This documentary utilizes archival footage to explore the creation of fictional model towns built by the military in the late sixties. These locations served as training grounds for police and National Guard members to practice riot control techniques. The film examines the intersection of state power and social protest during a turbulent era in American history. ‘Riotsville, U.S.A.’ will no longer be available on the streaming platform after January 11.
‘The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry’ (2022)
A grieving widower finds his life transformed when a mysterious package arrives at his independent bookstore. The narrative follows his journey of rediscovering love and connection through the power of literature and community. Based on the bestselling novel ‘The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry’, the film features a cast including Kunal Nayyar and Lucy Hale. This heartwarming story is set to leave the service on January 20.
‘Dig’ (2022)
Thomas Jane and Harlow Jane star in this thriller about a widowed father and his daughter who are taken hostage by a dangerous couple. The captors force them to excavate a mysterious object on their property, leading to a tense struggle for survival. The plot emphasizes the resilience of the human spirit under extreme pressure. Subscribers should plan to watch ‘Dig’ before it exits the platform on January 20.
‘Jeepers Creepers: Reborn’ (2022)
The horror franchise continues with a story centered on the first ever Horror Hound festival held in Louisiana. Chase and his girlfriend Laine attend the event only for Laine to experience disturbing visions related to the local urban legend. The Creeper returns to hunt a new set of victims during the festivities. ‘Jeepers Creepers Reborn’ is scheduled for removal from the catalog on January 26.
‘The Inhabitant’ (2022)
A young woman struggles with the dark legacy of her infamous ancestor Lizzie Borden as she begins to experience terrifying hallucinations. The psychological horror film explores whether she is being haunted by a malevolent force or succumbing to family madness. Tensions rise as a series of brutal murders occur in her small town. ‘The Inhabitant’ will be available for streaming until January 29.
‘Aileen Wuornos: American Boogeywoman’ (2021)
This biographical thriller focuses on the early life of the notorious serial killer during her time in Florida. Peyton List portrays Wuornos as she marries a wealthy yacht club president and attempts to infiltrate high society. The story depicts the events that preceded her transition into one of the most famous criminals in history. ‘Aileen Wuornos American Boogeywoman’ is slated to depart the Hulu service on January 31.
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