It’s time to say goodbye to some of Hulu’s movie selections. Apart from its original movies and series, the streaming platform also boasts an eclectic movie library sprinkled with a couple of hidden gems. Sadly, not all of these movies are available to stream forever. Luckily, there’s still time.

This April, don’t miss out on the latest Hardin-Tessa drama in . For fans of this psychological thriller, shows the extreme lengths one would go to save their neighbor from a life behind bars. Without further ado, here are the 7 best movies to watch before they leave Hulu in April 2025.

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Charlotte Colbert

Alice Krige, Kota Eberhardt, Rupert Everett, Malcolm McDowell

Former film star Veronica Ghent (Krige) is far beyond her days in Hollywood. Following a daunting double mastectomy procedure, Ghent packs her bags for Sweden to embark on a healing retreat. Accompanied by young nurse Desi (Eberhardt), little do they know that the place they’re staying was once the burning ground for witches centuries ago, most of whom didn’t receive a proper trial.

Similarly, Ghent is a victim herself, formerly abused as a child by a director who inappropriately reduced her as his “special girl”. With the ashes of these spiritual ancestors scattered around the mysterious grounds, Ghent earns a certain kind of power to take revenge on those who have wronged her in the past. Loosely based on the #MeToo era, is a powerful and thought-provoking piece on the existence of women and their lack of authority in a male-dominated industry.

Alex Gibney, Ophelia Harutyunyan, Suzanne Hillinger

The past exists as a lesson for the future. COVID-19 seems like a long-forgotten thought today, but back when the pandemic took away the lives of thousands, the world was on the brink of collapse. is a documentary that returns to the early days of the virus’s emergence, driven by director Gibney’s personal loss when his friends became victims of COVID-19. The only thing that’s deadlier than the pandemic itself is the institutions that fail to contain it, particularly the United States government.

Offering a painful behind-the-scenes look into the mishandling of the pandemic response, Totally Under Control starkly reminds audiences that the true heroes of the situation are not the ones drafting policies from the comfort of their offices; rather, the front-liners who put their lives with no guarantee of making it back home alive.

Stephan Rick

Inga Alsina, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Henrijs Arajs

Loving your neighbor as you love yourself might be difficult in . American journalist David () scores big with his new writing stint at the European Press Network under the leadership of his old friend Grant (). Packing his bags for Riga, Latvia, David is relocated to a massive, furnished house and given the keys to Grant’s unused BMW car. David's even made friends with his neighbor, Robert (). It doesn’t take long for the two to hit it off. The next evening, the new pals hit a nightclub where David is acquainted with a London tourist, Janine.

Things immediately take a dark turn on the drive home. David was behind the wheel when he accidentally hits a bike rider on a back road, which just so happens to be Janine. A nurse by trade, Robert attempts to resuscitate her but fails. Guilt-ridden and utterly confused, the two choose to drive away without reporting and ram the car into a lake. But as these two unfortunate, twisted neighbors would soon learn later on, their troubles are only just getting started.

Andrew Semans

Rebecca Hall, Grace Kaufman, Michael Esper, Tim Roth

zooms in on Margaret, a successful businesswoman and single mother to Abbie. Unlike her professional facade, Margaret’s personal life could not get any more complicated, no thanks to her affair with her married co-worker. Things escalate when Margaret learns that Abbie got into a biking accident while drunk. However, it was only until Margaret’s work conference encounter with David, a man from her past, that she threw herself to the edge.

Margaret’s mental state quickly deteriorates. From nightmares of finding a baby in the oven to having erratic sex with her co-worker at their workplace, her behavior doesn’t go unnoticed by Abbie. A psychological thriller at its core, Resurrection destroys the white picket fences of perfect families and reveals the abuse, gaslighting, and unresolved grief experienced by women.

Castille Landon

Hero Fiennes Tiffin, Josephine Langford, Mimi Keene, Benjamin Mascolo

The franchise keeps on giving with. A heartbroken Hardin (Tiffin) is picking himself up following his falling out with Tessa. Just as the two finally thought they’d be together, Tessa is enraged when she discovers that Hardin has been chronicling their tumultuous love story. It’s been a year since their breakup, but the pain still lingers. With his book agent constantly bugging him to write a follow-up novel to his bestseller, Hardin is pushed to the edge before driving himself into an alcohol-fueled blackout.

Sick of being reprimanded by his father for his self-sabotaging tendencies and encouraged by his mother to take some time off, Hardin leaves the city for Lisbon. In an attempt to slowly make peace with his past, he tries to get in touch with the long-forgotten Natalie (Keene) while in town. But no matter which country Hardin goes to, trouble always follows this hopeless romantic.

Jon Keeyes

Jaime King, Antonio Banderas, Tommy Flanagan

The best assassins are the ones that cannot be found. follows the elusive professional killer Caleb, who remains in hiding as a former government assassin. But his time lurking in the shadows comes to an end when his protégé, Banshee, informs Caleb that a bounty has been placed on his head. Teaming up together, these deadly killers fight tooth and nail against forces that are just as invisible as them.

V.W. Scheich

Ciara Hanna, James Maslow, Tom Connolly

Love waits for nobody in . Hollywood agent to the stars, Bryce Dixon Maslow, is more than ready to pop the question to his movie star girlfriend Madison Belle (Hanna). With the two of them visiting her family in rural Oregon for Christmas, nothing else could top a winter proposal in the middle of the lush countryside. But Bryce isn’t the only one with over-the-top plans of his own. Overshadowed by Madison's younger sister Harper, who decides to throw a spontaneous wedding, Bryce’s proposal plans are put to an abrupt halt.