Netflix is removing Jake Gyllenhaal’s 2014 psychological thriller Nightcrawler from its library in November.
Why it matters
Fans will no longer be able to stream Gyllenhaal’s acclaimed thriller on Netflix.
Key facts
- Nightcrawler is a 2014 psychological thriller starring Jake Gyllenhaal.
- Collider called the film a disturbing cult classic.
Evidence
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