5 must-see movies departing from Hulu in March 2025

      For Hulu subscribers, it's fortunate that only a small number of movies will be leaving at the end of March. In fact, just three films are set to exit Hulu on March 31, and we can only recommend Night Raiders and Snakehead from this selection. Therefore, we have explored the movies leaving Hulu in April to complete our list of five must-see films before March concludes. We’ll also pull from May's exits since only nine movies are scheduled to leave Hulu throughout April, and most of them are likely to be forgotten soon after they depart.

      Looking for more suggestions? We also offer guides to the top movies on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, Max, and Disney+.

      **Night Raiders (2021)**

      Samuel Goldwyn Films

      In Night Raiders, Niska (Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers) faces a heart-wrenching decision. In a dystopian future where children under 18 are taken to be trained as soldiers for the regime, Niska has managed to keep her daughter, Waseese (Brooklyn Letexier-Hart), safe. However, when Waseese suffers a severe injury while searching for food, Niska is compelled to sacrifice everything to attempt to save her daughter’s life. What Niska experiences reflects the plight of parents across North America, some of whom are daringly planning a mission to rescue their children. Niska may have a chance to reunite with Waseese, but it will require significant sacrifices to bring them back together.

      Watch Night Raiders on Hulu.

      **Snakehead (2021)**

      Samuel Goldwyn Films

      Snakehead, a crime action thriller featuring Shuya Chang, delivers plenty of excitement. This is an immigrant tale, but it unfolds in an unexpected way. Sister Tse (Shuya Chang) didn't come to America to start anew; she arrived to find her daughter, Rosie (Catherine Jiang), who had been adopted by an American family while Tse was incarcerated. Tse’s combat skills make her too valuable for prostitution, and she becomes a leading enforcer for Dai Mah (Jade Wu), the woman who controls her chance for freedom. While Tse can hold her own in fights, she has made an enemy out of Dai Mah's son, Rambo (Sung Kang), who perceives her as a threat to his position as the next in line.

      Watch Snakehead on Hulu.

      **Agnes (2021)**

      Magnet Releasing

      Agnes is a horror film that makes some unconventional choices that may not appeal to all viewers. Agnes (Hayley McFarland) is portrayed as a victim of demonic possession, but Father Donaghue (Ben Hall) remains skeptical about such phenomena. Regardless, Donaghue and his aide, Benjamin (Jake Horowitz), are sent to address the growing crisis at the convent. Molly C. Quinn is prominently featured because a significant portion of the narrative centers around her character, Mary, who was close friends with Agnes before the troubling incident. Now, Mary appears to reject the church and her former life there, struggling to find her identity outside the church’s influence.

      Watch Agnes on Hulu.

      **She Will (2021)**

      Vertigo Releasing

      In She Will, Alice Krige delves into psychological horror as her character, Veronica Ghent, navigates a surreal nightmare. After undergoing a double mastectomy, Veronica’s hope for a peaceful recovery with her nurse, Desi Hatoum (Kota Eberhardt), is shattered by the presence of people who remember her as a movie star. The return of Hawthbourne (Malcolm McDowell), the man who discovered her at age 13, further unsettles her. Hawthbourne distorts the memory of their inappropriate relationship, but the retreat's setting begins to awaken a part of Veronica that was suppressed. Even as Desi wishes to leave, Veronica may finally have the opportunity to confront the man who wronged her long ago.

      Watch She Will on Hulu.

      **Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am (2019)**

      Magnolia Pictures

      Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am is a documentary that honors the life of the author and activist Toni Morrison, released shortly before her passing in 2019. Morrison participated in reflecting on her life and career, tracing her journey from humble beginnings to becoming an influential editor and a pioneering voice for African Americans. Esteemed figures such as Oprah Winfrey, Hilton Als, Angela Davis, Fran Lebowitz, and Walter Mosley share their insights about Morrison and her work. However, the true gem lies in Morrison’s own narration of her story—she not only shaped her own narrative as a creator but also had the final word on her own life’s story.

      Watch Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am on Hulu.