November is going underwater on STUDIOCANAL PRESENTS, and I am very much here for the combination of sharks, deep-sea monsters and classic sci-fi. The streaming service’s latest monthly selection brings together creature-feature chills, two film documentaries and a handful of very different dramas.
What’s new on STUDIOCANAL PRESENTS in November 2026?
Deepstar Six (1988)
Directed by Friday the 13th filmmaker Sean S. Cunningham, this underwater sci-fi horror follows an expedition that accidentally releases a monstrous creature from the depths. Miguel Ferrer and Cindy Pickett star. One for anyone who likes their creature features claustrophobic and gloriously eighties.
Something in the Water (2024)
A wedding trip turns into a fight for survival when a group of women encounter a shark. Directed by Hayley Easton Street and starring Hiftu Quasem, this is the more contemporary, bloody survival-thriller option.
STUDIOCANAL PRESENTS… Deep Blue Horror (2026)
Critic and podcaster Anna Bogutskaya explores aquatic creature horror in a new documentary. An intriguing companion watch to the two films above, especially if the genre’s appeal goes well beyond Jaws for you.
STUDIOCANAL PRESENTS… Aliens Invasion Earth! (2026)
From Daleks to Martians, this documentary looks at cinema’s fascination with extraterrestrial invaders and humanity under threat.
Accident (1967)
For a change of pace, Dirk Bogarde stars alongside Stanley Baker and Jacqueline Sassard in Joseph Losey’s acclaimed drama, scripted by Harold Pinter.
Surf Therapy (2016)
This ten-part drama series follows a troubled teenager whose life changes when he joins his godfather’s surf camp in Morocco.
Still available from October
October’s selection includes The Changeling, Frankenstein Created Woman, Silver Bullet, Blood from the Mummy’s Tomb, Fear in the Night, Evil Dead II, Evil Dead (2013), Evil Dead Rise and the documentary STUDIOCANAL PRESENTS… Serial Killers. For a fuller look at those titles, see our October STUDIOCANAL Presents selection (editorial note: October article is still a draft; update this link to its public URL only after publication).
Where can you watch STUDIOCANAL PRESENTS?
STUDIOCANAL PRESENTS is available through Apple TV and Prime Video Channels. Subscription prices and individual-title availability should be checked on the relevant platform before signing up.
Based on STUDIOCANAL’s November 2026 press announcement dated 6 October 2026. This is a streaming preview, not a review. Editorial checks before publishing: replace the unpublished October draft link with a live URL or remove it; upload approved November key art and confirm credits; verify current UK catalogue and subscription prices; add relevant Chill & Thrill internal links.
