Hugely Popular Maika Monroe Movie Hits Netflix Today Ahead of Victorian Psycho & It Follows 2
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Hugely Popular Maika Monroe Movie Hits Netflix Today Ahead of Victorian Psycho & It Follows 2

Netflix has added another notable title to its movie library, giving viewers a chance to catch up with a 2026 romantic drama. Based on Colleen Hoover‘s bestselling novel, the movie stars Maika Monroe and a huge I Know What You Did Last Summer actor.

Reminders of Him is now available to stream on Netflix as of November 10. 2026. The movie features Monroe as Kenna Rowan alongside Tyriq Withers as Ledger Ward. It is directed by Vanessa Caswill and based on Hoover’s 2022 bestselling novel of the same name.

The Netflix update comes as Monroe has several other projects lined up for release. This includes Victorian Psycho, an upcoming psychological horror movie based on Virginia Feito’s novel. Moreover, she is also set to return for They Follow, the sequel to the 2014 supernatural horror movie It Follows, which will continue the story of the original movie’s terrifying curse.

What to know about Reminders of Him before watching?

Reminders of Him is an emotional romantic drama that was released in theaters on March 13, 2026. The film follows Kenna Rowan, “a young woman who returns to her Wyoming hometown after serving five years in prison for a tragic mistake. Desperate to reunite with the four-year-old daughter she has never met, she finds every bridge burned except for an unexpected connection with Ledger Ward, a local bar owner with close ties to her past.”

The screenplay of the movie was co-written by Hoover and Lauren Levine. The pair also produced the movie with Gina Matthews. Besides Monroe and Withers, the ensemble also includes Zoe Kosovic, Lauren Graham, Jennifer Robertson, Monika Myers, Hilary Jardine, Nicholas Duvernay, and Rudy Pankow. Robin Mulcahy Fisichella served as the executive producer.

Although the movie received a 56% Tomatometer score, it currently holds an 87% Popcornmeter score on Rotten Tomatoes. The 1-hour-54-minute movie carries a PG-13 rating. Its arrival on Netflix gives viewers another opportunity to watch the adaptation.


Originally reported on ComingSoon.net.

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