Netflix is about to lose an intense survival thriller movie with an insane twist — and now is the perfect time to watch
It’s pretty easy to miss what’s leaving given there’s no dedicated section for departing titles, but as someone who regularly keeps up with the churn, I’m always tracking what’s on its way out. That’s why I was shocked to see the movie “Fall” leaving Netflix this month.“Fall” is an intense survival thriller that very much plays on people’s fear of heights. It’s not a particularly huge fear of mine, but after seeing this film for the first time, I definitely experienced some vertigo.
- ▪It’s pretty easy to miss what’s leaving given there’s no dedicated section for departing titles, but as someone who regularly keeps up with the churn, I’m always tracking what’s on its way out.
- ▪That’s why I was shocked to see the movie “Fall” leaving Netflix this month.“Fall” is an intense survival thriller that very much plays on people’s fear of heights.
- ▪It’s not a particularly huge fear of mine, but after seeing this film for the first time, I definitely experienced some vertigo.
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Entertainment Streaming Netflix Netflix is about to lose an intense survival thriller movie with an insane twist — and now is the perfect time to watch Opinion By Alix Blackburn Published 12 August 2026 ‘Fall’ is leaving Netflix just ahead of the sequel When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Lionsgate) Copy link Facebook X Reddit Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Netflix is known for its churn, which is basically the constant cycle of titles being removed from the streaming service’s library and replaced with new additions throughout the month.
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