Psycho Leaving Netflix August 1, Horror Classic Impact Endures

Several notable movies are leaving Netflix in the coming weeks, offering viewers a last chance to stream these acclaimed films. A24's 'You Hurt My Feelings,' a quietly profound dramedy starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus, departs Netflix on July 25, praised for its incisive exploration of human emotions despite modest box office returns. Adam Sandler's cult comedy 'Happy Gilmore,' beloved for its unique blend of hockey and golf humor, will leave Netflix on August 1, coinciding with the announcement of a sequel. Horror fans face the departure of Alfred Hitchcock's landmark 1960 film 'Psycho' on August 1, a genre-defining thriller renowned for its iconic scenes and lasting impact on cinema. Additionally, Netflix has recently added the gothic horror film 'The Cursed' (2022), which has received positive reviews for its fresh take on supernatural folklore, suggesting a continuing interest in diverse horror offerings. Meanwhile, 'The Blair Witch Project,' a pioneering found footage horror film from 1999, remains available on Amazon Prime, highlighting the shifting availability of classic and cult horror titles across streaming platforms.