The fall season has so much to offer: a new school year, chilly fall nights by the fire and lots of football. Before you skip ahead and dive completely into Halloween mode, celebrate all that autumn brings by watching one of these fall movies on Netflix. While some of the movies on this list actually take place in the fall months (at a football stadium, no less), we made sure that all of them get the season’s vibe just right with heartbreaking love stories, school-age drama and exciting thrills.
Work your way down this list of enchanting romances, family-friendly comedies and psychological thrillers (we’ll leave the horror flicks for Halloween) from now through November to make the most of the season. Looking for something that the kids will love? Go with Hubie Halloween or Paranorman to tap into the season’s spooky side. Want something based on a true love story? Press play on The Dig and Loving, both of which promise a history lesson as well as entertainment. Whatever you pick, make sure you have your popcorn, warm apple cider and other movie-watching essentials ready for a fun movie night at home.
Libby (Leslie Bibb) and her children escape to her aunt’s farm in central Texas following her husband’s sudden death. Although she’s weary at first, Libby eventually falls in love with the farm and her new way of life — in more ways than one.
In May 1939, Basil Brown (Ralph Fiennes) was hired to dig up the a burial ground on Edith Pretty’s (Carey Mulligan) property. Along the way, he strikes gold, unearthing a ship from the Dark Ages.
Soon after arriving at her new husband’s sprawling estate on the coast, she feels a constant presence of his late wife, Rebecca — and she’s determined to find out why. Based on the 1983 novel by the same name, this psychological thriller reminds us that even the most picture-perfect love stories have their secrets behind closed doors.
Shortly after a video of him playing basketball goes viral, 14-year-old Terron (Michael Rainey Jr.) is offered a coveted spot on Liberty Prep’s basketball court. He’s a natural on the court, but everything else — the academics, NCAA prospects and competition with other students — is proving to be more difficult than he thought it’d be.
Emily (Diane Keaton) and Donald (Brendan Gleeson) couldn’t be any more different: For starters, she’s a well-to-do widow looking to keep busy after her husband’s death, and he’s a hermit living in a cabin in the middle of nowhere. When she learns that his home is being overrun by sneaky land developers, she steps in … and an unlikely romance blossoms.
Winter, spring, summer and fall, you’ll find Jack (Alan Alda) and Kate (Carol Burnett) vacationing with their friends. But on this particular trip, one of their friends shows up without his wife — and instead, has a brand-new girlfriend by his side. Naturally, chaos ensues.
A paranormal movie, with a family-friendly twist: When chatting with his dead family members (it’s normal, we swear) Norman learns that a witch has cursed his hometown and he’s the only one who can keep his neighbors safe.
After losing her job and relationship, Gabriela (Christina Millian) enters a contest and wins a rustic (okay, worn-down) inn in New Zealand. Once arriving, she learns she may have taken on more than she can handle — until she starts leaning on her attractive contractor (Adam Demos) for help.
What’s high school without a little romance? But even the greatest loves come with their fair share of complications: In this case, Katie (Bella Thorne) has a life-threatening sensitivity to sunlight, which she tries to hide from her new love, Charlie (Patrick Schwarzenegger).
Academy Award-winning actress Sandra Bullock stars as Malorie in this popular thriller. Trust us, you’ll be on your toes the entire time watching a mysterious force threaten to decimate anyone who lays eyes on “it.”
Inspired by Arkansas All-American football player Brandon Burlsworth, this moving sports film explores his impact while on the Indianapolis Colts. Brandon’s legacy continues to be celebrated today through the NFL and his family.
It’s a ghost story unlike any other, mainly because of the lack of special effects. Actor Casey Affleck plays a man haunting his wife (Rooney Mara) while wearing only a white sheet. Even still, the film has a powerful message.
Based on Stephen King’s novella of the same name, this chilling horror drama follows farmer Wilfred as he takes drastic measures to stay on his Nebraska farm.
Martin Scorsese’s latest film earned recognition at the Academy Awards and the Golden Globes for a good reason. Within the first few minutes of the film, you’ll be drawn into the tumultuous world of organized crime in the 1950s.
With fall foliage comes two things: the smell of bratwursts and the sounds of football on game day. This inspiring documentary about a Memphis high school team trying to break its 110-year losing streak went on to win at the 2012 Oscars.
Going above and beyond her career requirements, a teacher (Maggie Gyllenhaal) nurtures her young student’s poetic gifts. Thinking he’s a mini Mozart, she might go too far.
To us, fall movies on Netflix are best viewed with cozy blankets and a hot cup of cocoa. The best complement to those accoutrements is a romantic movie, like Rachel McAdams’s time-traveling film About Time.
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