Don’t Miss These Movies Leaving Netflix in April 2025!

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Every month, Netflix adds a fresh selection of movies to its library, which is always thrilling to discover. Yet, this also implies that some highly-rated films are set to depart from the popular streaming service soon. Regrettably, there are several excellent movies scheduled for removal in the upcoming month, so subscribers should make sure to watch them before they vanish from the platform.

Even though many movies are due to leave Netflix in April, there’s still plenty of time left to catch them while they’re available. However, it’s best not to delay as they might not return again. With the list of films set to be removed from Netflix, viewers should definitely watch them before their departure date.

‘Serena’

Leaving April 3

In the backdrop of Depression-era North Carolina, the intense drama Serena unfolds around newlyweds Serena, portrayed by Jennifer Lawrence, and George, played by Bradley Cooper, who jointly manage a timber business. As their enterprise expands, it becomes apparent that Serena matches any man in terms of business acumen as she takes on more responsibilities. With power and influence within their grasp, they are determined to prevent anyone from hindering their progress. However, their passion for each other and their ambition may lead them to a destiny they never anticipated. Not for the light-hearted, Serena is indeed a dramatic tale brimming with intricate themes. Note that Serena will no longer be available on Netflix from April 3rd.

‘Scream’

Leaving April 10

In its fifth installment, the horror franchise known as Scream unfolds 25 years after the chilling murders that terrorized the town of Woodsboro. A fresh killer, donning the Ghostface mask, aims to unearth an old secret buried in the town’s troubled history. This time, a new cast of teenagers forms the heart of the story, as the rules have shifted, making anyone a potential victim or the new slasher. Actors Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, and David Arquette reprise their iconic roles in this revival, providing a tantalizing treat for longtime fans while also inviting newcomers to join the adventure. Hailed as one of the most gripping slasher series ever made, Scream is a chilling experience no horror enthusiast would want to pass up. Regrettably, the series will depart from Netflix on April 10.

‘A Quiet Place Part II’

Leaving April 11

The second part of John Krasinski’s blockbuster post-apocalyptic horror film, titled “A Quiet Place Part II“, continues immediately from where the first one ended. With a newborn added to their family, the Abbotts are on the run, trying to avoid the terrifying creatures that are oddly called “Angels”. But staying quiet and avoiding detection won’t be simple at all, as these creatures can hear even the smallest sounds they produce.

In A Quiet Place Part II, upon triggering an alarm, they encounter an old acquaintance who hesitantly assists when Regan (Millicent Simmonds) decides to venture off alone. As they suspect she may have the solution to ending the terrifying intrusion, they embark on a quest to locate the source of a song that’s been playing consistently for quite some time. Starring Cillian Murphy and Emily Blunt, this nerve-wracking sequel is an excellent continuation of the expanding A Quiet Place series.

Note: The movie A Quiet Place Part II will no longer be available on Netflix starting April 11.

‘Clifford the Big Red Dog’

Leaving April 11

A film suitable for everyone, titled “Clifford the Big Red Dog,” continues the popular children’s story that has been cherished by many. In this tale, middle school student Emily Elizabeth (Darby Camp) experiences difficulties fitting in and finds solace when she encounters a tiny red pup named Clifford, thanks to some magical intervention at an animal shelter. From that moment on, they form a special bond that grows as Clifford expands to giant sizes, becoming the best of friends.

In their small New York City apartment, the unusual size of Clifford, their beloved large red dog, inevitably draws attention. This notoriety captures the interest of a genetics company who covet Clifford for their own purposes. To safeguard their family, Emily and her bumbling but affectionate Uncle Casey (Jack Whitehall) find themselves battling against greed. With themes of acceptance and boundless love, Clifford the Big Red Dog is an ideal choice for your next family movie night. Unfortunately, you’ll have to watch it soon as Clifford the Big Red Dog will be leaving Netflix on April 11.

‘Hereditary’

Leaving April 14

If you’re a fan of chilling horror films, “Hereditary” is definitely worth a watch. This movie, written and directed by Ari Aster for his first full-length directorial project, delves into the descent of one family following a devastating event. After Annie (played by Toni Collette) loses her secretive and domineering mother, they start experiencing ominous influences they never knew were present. Despite being released from her mother’s control, Annie finds herself consumed by another source of sorrow.

The main character and her companions are subjected to persistent torment by unseen beings that seem to be hidden in the darkness. Notably, Toni Collette delivers one of her finest performances yet, accompanied by the exceptional skills of Alex Wolff, Milly Shapiro, Ann Dowd, and Gabriel Byrne. A truly chilling psychological horror, “Hereditary” is a film that lingers long in your memory even after the end credits play. Unfortunately, “Hereditary” will no longer be available on Netflix as of April 14.

For a complete list of every movie leaving Netflix, check the list below.

April 2

  • Powerpuff Girls: ‘Twas The Fight Before Christmas (2003)
  • The Powerpuff Girls Rule!!! (2008)

April 3

  • Blackfish (2013)
  • Serena (2014)

April 4

  • Coded Bias (2020)
  • Fix Us (2019)
  • Motu Patlu in Dragon’s World (2017)
  • Motu Patlu in the Game of Zones (2019)
  • Motu Patlu in Wonderland (2013)
  • Motu Patlu: Deep Sea Adventure (2014)
  • Motu Patlu: Mission Moon (2013)

April 5

  • Andala Rakshasi (2012)
  • Kamalatho Naa Prayanam (2014)
  • Orbiter 9 (2017)

April 7

  • Born Beautiful (2019)
  • Megan Leavey / Rex (2017)

April 9

  • LA Originals (2020)
  • The Act of Killing: Theatrical Cut (2012)

April 10

  • Pixels (2015)
  • Scream (2022)

April 11

  • A Quiet Place Part II (2021)
  • Clifford the Big Red Dog (2021)
  • Fate of Alakada (2020)
  • Pickpockets (2017)

April 14

  • Hereditary (2018)

April 25

  • Yogi Berra: It Ain’t Over (2023)
  • Knights of the Zodiac (2023)

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2025-03-23 22:35