Netflix is loading up for Halloween in October 2026, with a packed schedule that mixes horror staples, returning series, franchise marathons, documentaries, comedy and drama.

The Oct. 1 rollout supplies much of the month’s spooky viewing. “Dracula,” “Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein,” “Friday the 13th” and all three listed “Psycho” movies are among the classics arriving, alongside “Ouija,” “The Strangers,” “Crimson Peak,” “Hush” and “Happy Death Day 2U.” “Evil Dead Rise” is also part of the announced October slate, although a specific date was not provided.

Viewers looking beyond horror will get both “Jump Street” movies, “The Devil Wears Prada,” “Bring It On,” “Love Actually,” “Call Me by Your Name” and “East of Eden.” All five “Twilight” films arrive together, while television additions include new seasons of “NCIS,” “The Diplomat,” “Nobody Wants This,” “Love Is Blind: Boston” and “Lupin.”

Oct. 1-8

Oct. 1: “21 Jump Street”; “22 Jump Street”; “8 Mile”; “A Haunted House”; “A Haunted House 2”; “A Madea Family Funeral”; “Ad Astra”; “Angels & Demons”; “Are We There Yet?”; “The Bourne Identity”; “The Bourne Legacy”; “The Bourne Supremacy”; “The Bourne Ultimatum”; “Bring It On”; “Call Me by Your Name”; “Cowboys & Aliens”; “Crazy Rich, Incredibly Broke”; “Crimson Peak”; “Dallas Buyers Club”; “The Da Vinci Code”; “The Devil Wears Prada”; “Dracula”; “East of Eden”; “The Equalizer”; “Evil Dead”; “Friday the 13th”; “Happy Death Day 2U”; “Horton Hears a Who!”; “The Huntsman: Winter’s War”; “Hush”; “I Know What You Did Last Summer”; “Jason Bourne”; “Lake Placid”; “Love Actually”; “Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein”; “The Menu”; “Moonlight”; “NCIS” Seasons 20-22; “Ouija”; “Ouija: Origin of Evil”; “Pearl Harbor”; “Point Break”; “The Prestige”; “Psycho”; “Psycho II”; “Psycho III”; “The Ramparts of Ice” Season 2; “Red Dragon”; “Seven Years in Tibet”; “The Sixth Sense”; “Split”; “The Strangers”; “Top Chef VIP” Seasons 3-4; “Twilight”; “The Twilight Saga: New Moon”; “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse”; “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn: Part 1”; “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn: Part 2”; “The Way Home: Season 4”; and “Underworld: Blood Wars.”

Oct. 2: “#Love”; “Schumacher ‘94 — The Birth of a Legend”; and “Tyler Perry’s Doing Life.”

Oct. 3: “Ranma1/2” Season 3.

Oct. 4: “Blue Box” Season 2.

Oct. 5: “The Boogeyman”; “Lorne”; “Mayor of Kingstown” Seasons 1-4; and “Super Boomi” Season 1.

Oct. 6: “All American” Season 8; “Love Village” Season 3; “Mojo Brookzz: I Know You Lying”; and “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.”

Oct. 7: “Inside the Circle”; “Less of a Stranger”; “Real Men: Season 2”; and “Who Is Martin Mull?”

Oct. 8: “Below” and “Unicorn Academy: Secrets Revealed: Chapter 2.”

Oct. 9-16

Oct. 9: “Animals”; “Haunted Hotel” Season 2; “Is It Cake? Halloween” Season 2; and “Take Charge of My Heart.”

Oct. 10: “100 Days of Deception” and “The First Monday in May.”

Oct. 12: “Fire Spike” Season 1; “Free Leonard Peltier”; “Señora Acero” Seasons 1-5; and “Wayne” Season 1.

Oct. 13: “Solar Opposites” Season 6; “The Trap”; and “Tyson.”

Oct. 14: “Cocaine Bear” and “Love Is Blind: Boston” Season 11.

Oct. 15: “Hollywood Arts”; “The Diplomat” Season 4; and “The Storm.”

Oct. 16: “The Disciple”; “Heat”; “The Fate of the Furious”; “Money Trap: The Karun Treasure”; “Norm: The Tale of Norm Macdonald”; “Sacrifice”; “Seriously Single Too”; and “Therapy Done Right.”

Oct. 20-30

Oct. 20: “Blindspotting” Seasons 1-2 and “Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2.”

Oct. 21: “Emily”; “Gladiator”; “Gladiator II”; “The Mothers of Penguins” Season 2; “The New Stanford Prison Experiment”; and “Six Kings Slam” Season 2.

Oct. 22: “Bottle Shock”; “Couldn’t Agree Less with Allison & Isaac”; “Did Someone Happen to Mention Me?”; and “Nobody Wants This” Season 3.

Oct. 23: “Fading Grandeur”; “Lupin” Part 4; “Paralyzed by Hope: The Maria Bamford Story”; and “Surviving Hurricane Otis.”

Oct. 26: “Minimum Wage.”

Oct. 27: “Dangerous Liaisons” Season 1; “The One About Matthew Perry”; and “Zainab Johnson: Toxically Optimistic.”

Oct. 28: “Champions.”

Oct. 29: “Balaraw: Blood Island” and “You, Me, Us.”

Oct. 30: “A Couple of Lies”; “Akka”; “Best Luke Littler”; “The Birthday Gift”; “Collision Course”; “How to Ruin Diwali: Meet the Parents”; and “SCTV: The Greatest Show You’ve Never Heard Of.”