10 Must-Watch Genre Movies Before They Leave Netflix
Are you a movie buff who loves discovering hidden gems before they're gone forever? Well, get ready to dive into a thrilling ride as we uncover 10 genre movies that are set to depart Netflix soon. But here's the twist: these films aren't just any ordinary picks. They're the ones that will leave you on the edge of your seat, eager to explore the depths of their genres. So, grab your popcorn, settle in, and let's embark on a journey through the world of cinema.
This Is the End
Get ready for a hilarious apocalypse! Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg's 2013 stoner comedy is a time capsule of Hollywood's cool kids, offering a fun take on a worst-case-scenario apocalypse. With a stellar cast, including James Franco (trigger warning!), This Is the End is packed with genuinely ridiculous and laugh-out-loud moments. But hurry, it's leaving Netflix on February 28th!
The Amazing Spider-Man and The Amazing Spider-Man 2
Andrew Garfield's webslinging adventures might have felt a little too soon after the Sam Raimi-Tobey Maguire trilogy, but these films still have their charms. Emma Stone as Gwen Stacy steals the show, and the films have their fair share of missteps, especially in the overstuffed second film. Despite that, fans welcomed Garfield back for a surprise cameo in Spider-Man: No Way Home. Both films are leaving Netflix on February 28th, so don't miss out!
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
Prepare for a chilling road trip! Tobe Hooper's 1974 masterpiece is a must-watch for horror enthusiasts. With A24 now holding the rights, we can expect even more fresh material, including a first-ever TV series. But no matter what, the original will always be the ultimate chainsaw-wielding maniac experience. It's leaving Netflix on February 17th, so mark your calendars!
Christine
This car-horror movie might not have been a favorite of director John Carpenter or author Stephen King, but it's gained a cult following since its 1983 release. With a stellar cast, including Keith Gordon as a geeky teen obsessed with his possessed Plymouth Fury, and Harry Dean Stanton as the detective who must accept the idea that a vehicle can become sentient and commit murder, Christine is a must-watch. It's leaving Netflix on February 28th, so don't miss out on this cult classic!
I Know What You Did Last Summer
If you're craving a slasher film, look no further than this 1997 classic. With Ryan Phillippe and Sarah Michelle Gellar leading the way, I Know What You Did Last Summer has its own charms, including a quaint beach setting and a sly twist. But hurry, it's leaving Netflix on February 28th, so don't miss out on this whodunit delight!
Bram Stoker's Dracula
Gary Oldman's ferociously campy performance as the Count is unforgettable, but even when he's not onscreen, there's always something to marvel at. Francis Ford Coppola's 1992 gothic extravaganza boasts lush art direction, Oscar-winning costumes, and a stellar cast, including Winona Ryder, Anthony Hopkins, and Richard E. Grant. It's leaving Netflix on February 28th, so don't miss out on this classic!
Brightburn
Before James Gunn became a co-head of DC and directed Superman, he produced this grim 2019 spin on Superman's origin story. A spaceship crashes on Earth, and a Kansas couple adopts the very human-looking baby inside. But as the kid approaches his teenage years, his powers emerge, and so do his villainous instincts. "Superhero horror" isn't a common genre mash-up, but Brightburn is an intriguing attempt that works more than it doesn't. It's leaving Netflix on February 28th, so don't miss out!
Hollow Man
Paul Verhoeven capped a jaw-dropping Hollywood run with this 2000 Invisible Man riff. With a mean streak injected into the mad scientist tale, Hollow Man alienated some audiences. But with a stellar cast, including Kevin Bacon, Josh Brolin, Kim Dickens, and Elisabeth Shue, it's a must-watch. It's leaving Netflix on February 28th, so don't miss out!
Timecop
Jean-Claude Van Damme's action-star reign peaked with this 1994 sci-fi tale. Based on a Dark Horse Comics tale, Timecop imagines that in 1994, time travel is invented, necessitating the creation of a government agency to regulate its use. Van Damme plays an agent who becomes drawn into a political conspiracy in 1994 and 2004, and must fix the past to fix the present. It's leaving Netflix on March 9th, so don't miss out!
So, there you have it! 10 genre movies that are set to depart Netflix soon. But here's the controversial part: which one will you watch first? And what do you think is the best genre movie that Netflix has to offer? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
