High and low, far and wide, have you still not found your movie guide? Here are our top shows and moves to binge-watch this – you won't be hitting pause anytime soon!
Can’t think of what to watch despite having 101 choices in front of you? Forget the doom scrolling and look to our binge-watch list. From movies that made the headlines to TV shows for crime, mystery and drama, these are the top shows to binge-watch this November.
Top movies and shows to binge-watch in November
1. Loki Season 2
God of Mischief, we’ve been waiting for you. We hope you guys binged the first season because you’ll need all the context for the second season of Loki. We’re picking up from where we left off when Loki found himself in the middle of a battle for the soul of the Time Variance Authority. As the multiverse continues to expand and become increasingly dangerous, Loki continues his hunt for Sylvie, Judge Renslayer, Miss Minutes, and the truth of free will and purpose.
Watch on Disney+
2. The Fall of the House of Usher
This gothic horror miniseries that launched on Netflix in October had us on the edge of our seats. Loosely based on the various stories by 19th century author Edgar Allen Poe, the series adapts a number of stories into a single non-linear narrative set from 1953 to 2023. Discover the story of Roderick Usher, the CEO of a corrupt pharmaceutical company, and the series of events that led to the death of his six children. What other dark secrets is this man hiding? All will be revealed.
Watch on Netflix
3. The Boys
In light of the new season coming up in 2024, we’re devouring season three of The Boys. Years after the events of the previous season, the boys now work for Victoria Neuman’s Bureau of Superhero Affairs. They’ve set their sights on apprehending the problematic Supes. But of course, not everything goes smoothly as Butcher investigates Soldier Boy’s death. As with all seasons of The Boys, expect things to get a little gory.
Watch on Amazon Prime
4. Elite: Season 7
Did you think things were over in Las Encinas after the triplets fled with their father? So did we, until Netflix dropped a brand spanking new season of Elite. This time, Omar is back, Ivan is heartbroken, and Isadora comes face to face with just how dangerous her family is. To add to the drama, we see a number of new faces joining the cast, including a rebellious cousin and an eccentric mother. What shenanigans will the students get up to now, and what dangers are in store for them? Only one way to find out.
Watch on Netflix
5. American Horror Story: Delicate
Ever since catching a glimpse of Kim Kardashian in the latest teaser for American Horror Story, our excitement is ignited again for this horror anthology. Starring a girl boss cast of Emma Roberts and Cara Delevingne, this season centres around themes of fertility and femininity. Actress Anna Victoria Alcott so desperately wants a family, despite multiple failed rounds of IVF. She juggles both her new film and pursuit of motherhood, while something strange is afoot, and we can’t wait to find out what’s up.
Watch on Disney+
6. Lupin: Part 3
Having been on the run, Assane resurfaces in an attempt to make amends with his ex-wife and son. With brand new tricks up his sleeve, he’s back with heists that’ll take twists and turns like you’ve never seen before. The cops are hot on his trail and refuse to let him run. But there’s a brand new villain in the mix, so Assane’s got his hands full. We sat down to binge the whole season in one night, and we highly recommend you do the same. There are heart-wrenching plot twists you’ll never see coming, and we’re still not over them.
Watch on Netflix
7. Swarm
Comedic, satirical, and thrilling – combine all that and you get Swarm, a horror thriller miniseries. Created by Janine Nabers and Donald Glover (yes, that Donald Glover), we follow the story of a woman named Dre who’s obsessed with pop star Ni’Jah. Take a deep dive into her life, desire, fandom, and how it takes her through dark and unexpected places. Spoiler alert: it’s murder.
Watch on Amazon Prime
8. Squid Game: The Challenge
Remember when the first season of Squid Game premiered and we saw troves of people decked out in red jumpsuits and masks for Halloween? That just tells you how much we all loved this series. While we eagerly await the release of Squid Game’s second season, warm up with this new game show. Inspired by the hit series, Squid Game: The Challenge brings together 456 real players and puts their skills to the test. With $4.56 million on the line, wits are put to the test alongside friendships and betrayals.
Premiering 22 November on Netflix
9. Quiz Lady
We set our eyes on this movie the moment we heard that Awkwafina and Sandra Oh were starring in it. This hilarious and heartfelt comedy focuses on a dysfunctional family and a game show that might be their salvation. Game show-obsessed Anne must, together with her estranged train-wreck of a sister, Jenny, help cover their mother’s gambling debts. To win, they turn Anne into an absolute gameshow champion.
Watch on Disney+
10. I Don’t Expect Anyone to Believe Me
Based on the award-winning novel by Juan Pablo Villalobos, this Spanish film is about a young man who dreams of being a writer (#relatable). As he travels to Barcelona to study literature, his life takes a huge turn when he falls into a dangerous web of criminals right before moving. Assuming the movie follows along the plot of the original book, we’ll see our protagonist go through the wringer. This includes throwing his girlfriend aside, pursuing a lesbian, and (worst of all) potentially changing the topic of his dissertation.
Premiering 24 November on Netflix
11. Family Switch
If you’re in need of a new Christmas movie for your holiday binge, consider Family Switch. In a twist of events, a family descends into chaos when the parents swap bodies with their teenage children. Oh, and the baby and family dog switch bodies too! With college interviews, promotions, soccer tryouts, and a possible record deal on the line, the family will have to work through this conundrum and hopefully not ruin each other’s lives.
Premiering 30 November on Netflix
12. The Little Mermaid
We all know the main story by now. A young mermaid with a heart for adventure longs to explore a world so fascinating and unknown to her. While live adaptations tend to lean on the disappointing side, we can’t help but catch this film for the sake of nostalgia. Plus, it’s a perfect watch for the holiday season. Check out our review for all the feels!
Watch on Disney+
13. The Devil’s Plan
Netflix has been going hard and heavy with the South Korean content lately, and we’re all for it. This reality TV game show features a slew of personalities including actors, internet personalities, and even a lawyer and orthopaedic surgeon. It’s described as a survival entertainment show with a prize of 500 million Korean won. You’ll be on the edge of your seat…
Watch on Netflix
14. Dungeons & Dragons: Honour Among Thieves
This fantasy heist comedy film based on the tabletop role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons follows the Forgotten Realms campaign. Accompanied by a barbarian, Edgin Dravis is out to make a new life for himself and his daughter by turning to theft. However, after a two-year imprisonment, the two are faced with numerous changes to their lives. Thus begins an adventure with a group of unlikely accomplices on the search for a long-lost relic.
Watch on HBO Go
15. The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar
From the whimsical mind of Wes Anderson comes this adaptation of a beloved Roald Dahl story. Henry Sugar is a wealthy man who enjoys gambling. While stationed at a hospital in India, he chances upon a doctor’s report of a strange patient who calls himself The Man Who Sees Without Using His Eyes. What inspired the curious name? The fact that despite medically sealing the man’s eyes, he still had the ability to see things! Fascinated by the man’s condition, Henry Sugar seeks the man out, only to find that he has passed away. What happens next? There’s only one way to find out.
Watch on Netflix
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