8 Movies And Series That Will Release In The Second Half Of November

November has been a great month with many good OTT and theatre releases. As we proceed to the second half of the penultimate month of 2022, here's a look at all the OTT releases on Netflix that will soon be available to watch on your home screens.

The first half of November was a treat for the Netflix audience with the release of some interesting series and movies like The Crown Season 5, Enola Holmes 2 and Monica O My Darling. Netflix recently released its schedule for the second half of November 2022 and this includes some brand new series, the return of some of your favourite shows like Ride Along 2 and the OTT release of some popular theatre releases like Fifty Shades Darker. Here's a look at the latest releases coming to Netflix soon.

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Netflix November End Schedule

Inside Job Part 2

The series features the life of anti-social Reagan Ridley, a tech genius who works for Cognito Inc, a deep state organisation that is behind every conspiracy that the world ever saw and works hard around irresponsible co-workers to make the world a better place. After a successful first part, the animated adult-comedy will be releasing a ten-episodes-long part two on November 18.

Slumberland

Based on the comic strip named Little Nemo In Slumberland, this fantasy movie will feature the adventure of a young girl named Nemo in the dreamworld of Slumberland where she searches for her late father Peter with the assistance of a con artist named Flip. The movie stars Jason Momoa, Marlow Barkley and Kyle Chandler and releases on November 18.

Wednesday

This supernatural comedy series focuses on the life of Wednesday Addams, the daughter of Gomez and Morticia Addams from The Addams Family. The series features the teenage years of the gothic child as she explores and masters her psychic powers in high school while dealing with supernatural mysteries and relationships. The show releases on November 23.

Blood, Sex & Royalty

This period drama series is part fictional and part documentary and features the life of Anne Boleyn and her rise to the throne of England. The series is set in the 16th century and focuses on the challenges and sexual politics fought by Anne Boleyn to become the Queen of England and how she reshaped King Henry VIII's worldwide view. The series releases on November 23.

Khakee: The Bihar Chapter

Starring Karan Tacker, Neeraj Kashyap, Avinash Tiwary and Nikita Dutta in important roles, this crime thriller focuses on the chase between a notorious gangster in Bihar and a righteous police officer who is determined to deliver justice. However, as the investigation progresses, the police officer finds himself battling against corruption. The series releases on November 25.

Ghislaine Maxwell: Filthy Rich

This documentary will feature the testimony of the survivors of the notorious sex-trafficking offender Ghislaine Maxwell. The New York socialite and founder of a non-profit organisation were accused of child sex trafficking in 2019 along with her partner and convicted sex offender Jeffery Epstein and was found guilty in 2020. The documentary will be released on November 25.

Crime Scene: The Texas Killing Fields

Based on true events from the 1980s, this documentary will be the third instalment of the Crime Scene series. The documentary will focus on one of the unsolved murder mysteries from the US that took place at Calder Road, Texas. Three girls with no connection went missing and were later found dead in the field. A decade later, another body of a girl was discovered there. The series releases on November 29.

My Name Is Vendetta

Starring Ginevra Francesconi, Alessandro Gassmann, Remo Girone, Sinja Dieks and Alessio Pratico, this mafia thriller is about a former mafia enforcer Santo whose brother-in-law and wife are killed by his enemies. He flees to Milan with his feisty daughter Sofia and together they train to take revenge on their enemies. The movie releases on Netflix on November 30.