Fall Streaming Guide: Plot, Netflix Plans, and the 2026 Sequel

When you finish a season finale and want the official explanation, the first solid move is to check the official episode guide rather than a fan thread. The 2022 survival thriller Fall is a concrete case: its plot and streaming home are confirmed, and its sequel arrived in September 2026. Here is what you need to rewatch legally and line up the next chapter.

The Confirmed Plot of Fall

Fall is a survival psychological thriller directed by Scott Mann, who wrote the film with Jonathan Frank. Grace Caroline Currey plays Becky Connor, and Virginia Gardner plays Shiloh Hunter; Mason Gooding and Jeffrey Dean Morgan also star. The film was produced in the United States and the United Kingdom, runs 107 minutes, and was released theatrically in the United States on August 12, 2022 by Lionsgate. The production budget was $3 million, and the worldwide gross reached $21.8 million. Lionsgate distributed the film in the United States, and Signature Entertainment handled the United Kingdom.

In the story, Becky's husband Dan dies after a bat startles him during a climb. A year later, Shiloh invites the grieving Becky to climb the decommissioned 2,000-foot B-67 TV tower in the desert so Becky can scatter Dan's ashes. Shiloh also records the climb for her YouTube channel and goads Becky into momentarily free-hanging from the platform. During the descent, a corroded ladder breaks. Becky falls but is caught by the rope connecting her to Shiloh, and the two are stranded high above the next intact ladder. Becky's thigh is cut, the backpack containing their water and a small quadcopter drone lands on a communications dish below, and cell phones cannot get a signal because of radio interference from the dish. Shiloh tries to send a message by packing her phone in a shoe and dropping it outside the interference range. Later, the pair spot a man and his dog, then a second man in an RV, and use a flare gun to alert them; the men see the flare but steal Shiloh's car instead of helping. The situation continues to escalate from there, and the full resolution is best watched on Netflix.

Where to Stream Fall in the US

Netflix lists Fall as a 2022 PG-13 thriller. The platform describes it as two friends fighting to survive punishing odds after a daring climb up a radio tower in the desert leaves them trapped 2,000 feet in the air. In the United States, Netflix offers Standard with ads for $8.99 per month, Standard for $19.99 per month, and Premium for $26.99 per month. You can download Fall on supported devices, and the membership can be canceled anytime online. The title page also shows similar films, which is handy if you want another high-altitude thriller after a rewatch.

Fall 2: Deadpoint and the Watch Order

A sequel, Fall 2: Deadpoint, was released on September 2, 2026. The watch order is simple: watch Fall first, then Deadpoint. The United States streaming home for the sequel is not listed in this guide, so check the title page on the platform you use before planning a double feature. The sequel's release date means a double feature is now possible, assuming you have found the sequel's page.

Verifying Finale Dates and Episode Guides

For fall 2026 television season finales, no confirmed finale dates are listed here. The reliable step is to open the official episode list on the streaming service or network page, where air dates and season order appear. Netflix title pages support this with episode lists and notifications for new releases and episodes. The same habit applies outside scripted television: checking an official results page beats rumor. GS75 is a Swedish-language guide to Grand Slam 75 with startlists and results for each round, which is the kind of primary reference that saves time when you want verified information.

Conclusion: Rewatch on Netflix, Then the Sequel

Fall is available to stream on Netflix, so the simplest plan is to rewatch the 107-minute thriller there before Deadpoint. For finale dates or episode guides that are not confirmed in this guide, go straight to the official title page on Netflix or the network. That keeps you on legal viewing options and away from speculation.