Is The Loneliest Boy in the World on Netflix?

The Loneliest Boy in the World is now out, and it’s the perfect film to watch on the weekend with a group of friends. But where is it available to watch? That’s no problem for us! We know just where you can watch this movie. So read on to find out!

The Loneliest Boy in the World is a comedy film directed by Martin Owen from a screenplay written by Piers Ashworth. Additionally, Ashworth, Matt Williams, Pat Wintersgill, and Ryan Hamilton produced the film.

It’s about a young, sheltered boy named Oliver, who after the sudden death of his mother, is tasked with making new friends. However, Oliver decides to find his friends in the most unexpected place: the graveyard. After digging up several dead bodies, he brings them back home, not knowing what lies ahead in the morning. The next morning, Oliver wakes up to his “new friends” mysteriously alive and now has to find a way to keep them hidden from the rest of the world.

The cast includes Max Harwood, Hero Fiennes Tiffin, Evan Ross, Ben Miller, Ashley Benson, Susan Wokoma, and many others.

Is The Loneliest Boy in the World on Netflix?

Unfortunately, you will not find The Loneliest Boy in the World on Netflix. However, there’s a possibility Netflix may acquire streaming rights to the film in the future. That’s just not the case at the moment.

Don’t worry, though. Netflix has tons of similar content streaming right now on its platform. We recommend checking out Day Shift, The Babysitter and Little Evil. If none of the titles just mentioned are your cup of tea, we suggest browsing through Netflix’s endless catalog of comedy horror films yourself. I’m pretty sure you’ll find something of interest.

Where to watch The Loneliest Boy in the World

As of Oct. 14, the film is only available to watch in select theaters. You can check out the movie’s Fandango page to see if there’s a screening near you and to buy tickets. However, if you would rather watch the movie in the comfort of your own home, you can pre-order it on Apple TV for $14.99. It’ll be available to watch on Oct. 18.

Check out the official trailer for a sneak peek!