# Star Trek, Scream, Rush Hour & More — Everything Leaving Netflix UK in April 2026 You Must Watch Before It’s Gone

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Published: 2026-03-17  
Updated: 2026-03-17  
Author: Reetam Bodhak

Spring is here, and Netflix UK is doing its seasonal library clear-out. April 2026 brings a genuinely painful wave of departures — from classic horror franchises and beloved sci-fi sagas to Martin Scorsese’s finest work and thought-provoking indie gems. If you’ve been putting off rewatching any of these, your procrastination window is officially closing. Here’s everything leaving, broken down by date, with the must-watch highlights explained.

## What’s Leaving Netflix UK in April 2026 — Full Schedule

| Date | Title | Genre |
| --- | --- | --- |
| April 1 | Power (6 Seasons) | Crime Drama |
| April 1 | Raging Bull (1980) | Sports Drama |
| April 1 | The Place Beyond the Pines (2012) | Crime Drama |
| April 1 | P-Valley (2 Seasons) | Drama |
| April 1 | Ransom (1996) | Thriller |
| April 1 | Central Intelligence (2016) | Action Comedy |
| April 1 | Fate/Apocrypha (1 Season) | Anime |
| April 3 | State of the Union (2019) | Drama Series |
| April 4 | Total Recall (1990) | Sci-Fi Action |
| April 4 | Eileen (2023) | Psychological Thriller |
| April 6 | Scream (1996), Scream 2, Scream 3 | Horror |
| April 6 | Rush Hour 2 (2001), Rush Hour 3 (2007) | Action Comedy |
| April 6 | Star Trek Into Darkness (2013) | Sci-Fi |
| April 6 | Star Trek Beyond (2016) | Sci-Fi |
| April 7 | Halloween (2018) | Horror |
| April 7 | Sirius the Jaeger (2018) | Anime |
| April 12 | Ex Machina (2015) | Sci-Fi Thriller |
| April 12 | Zero Dark Thirty (2012) | War Thriller |
| April 13 | Black Mass (2015) | Crime Drama |
| April 13 | Years and Years (1 Season) | Drama |

## The Must-Watch Titles Before They Disappear

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### Raging Bull (1980) — Leaving April 1

Martin Scorsese’s masterpiece and one of the [greatest sports films ever committed to celluloid](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raging_Bull) — Robert De Niro’s Oscar-winning portrayal of boxer Jake LaMotta is raw, brutal, and absolutely unforgettable. Shot in stunning black and white, this isn’t just a boxing film; it’s a dissection of ego, self-destruction, and jealousy. If you’ve never seen it, clear your evening before April 1.

### Power (6 Seasons) — Leaving April 1

The Starz crime drama that turned Omari Hardwick’s James “Ghost” St. Patrick into a cultural icon is packing its bags. Six seasons of drug empires, double-crosses, and New York nightlife — all going at once. A binge-worthy marathon if ever there was one, and the entire saga deserves at least one full watch-through.

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### The Place Beyond the Pines (2012) — Leaving April 1

Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes star in this deeply layered crime drama that spans generations. Director Derek Cianfrance weaves together the story of a motorcycle stuntman who turns to bank robbery and a rookie cop whose paths cross with devastating consequences. It’s slow-burn cinema at its most rewarding.

### Scream (1996), Scream 2 & Scream 3 — Leaving April 6

Wes Craven’s genre-redefining slasher trilogy exits the UK library in one go. The original *Scream* didn’t just revive the horror genre — it rebuilt it entirely with self-aware wit and genuine scares. The sequels kept the meta-commentary sharp, and all three are essential viewing for any horror fan. Don’t wait on these.

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### Rush Hour 2 & Rush Hour 3 — Leaving April 6

Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker’s charismatic buddy-cop chemistry is simply one of the most fun things cinema has produced. Rush Hour 2 in particular — set in Hong Kong and Las Vegas — is arguably the franchise’s peak. Pure, joyful, action-comedy gold that goes down far too easily.

### Star Trek Into Darkness & Star Trek Beyond — Leaving April 6

Both J.J. Abrams-era Star Trek films leave together. *Into Darkness* features Benedict Cumberbatch as one of the franchise’s most chilling villains, while *Beyond* delivers the most emotionally resonant entry of the reboot trilogy. Sci-fi fans owe it to themselves to revisit at least one before they’re gone.

### Total Recall (1990) — Leaving April 4

Arnold Schwarzenegger at his most charismatic, directed by Paul Verhoeven at his most anarchic. Set on a future Mars, this sci-fi action classic remains relentlessly entertaining and still raises fascinating questions about memory and identity — all while delivering spectacular action set pieces.

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### Ex Machina (2015) — Leaving April 12

Alex Garland’s quietly terrifying AI thriller is one of the most intelligent sci-fi films of the past decade. Oscar Isaac plays a tech billionaire who invites a programmer to evaluate his humanoid AI — and the result is a slow-building psychological nightmare that stays with you long after the credits roll.

### Black Mass (2015) — Leaving April 13

Johnny Depp’s career-best performance as real-life Boston crime boss Whitey Bulger. It’s a gripping, chilling true crime story of a gangster who became an FBI informant while continuing to terrorise his city — and arguably the film that proved Depp was still capable of genuine cinematic menace.

### Years and Years (2019) — Leaving April 13

Russell T Davies’ near-future drama series following a Manchester family across fifteen turbulent years of political and social upheaval is television at its most urgent and prescient. Emma Thompson’s turn as a populist politician is electrifying, and the show has only grown more relevant since its release.

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## FAQs

### **Q: When are the Scream movies leaving Netflix UK?**

 Scream (1996), Scream 2, and Scream 3 are all leaving Netflix UK on April 6, 2026 — so you have until then to catch up on Wes Craven’s iconic horror trilogy.

### **Q: Is the entire Power series leaving Netflix UK in April 2026?**

 Yes, all six seasons of Power are departing on April 1, 2026 — making this the last chance to stream the complete James “Ghost” St. Patrick saga on the platform.