Few horror shows and movies come to mind that keep audiences on the edges of their seats or continue to develop their main characters in an interesting way by the time the subsequent installments come around. Fortunately, Season 4 of “You” is one such show. 

On Thursday, Nov. 10, the new Lindsay Lohan movie “Falling for Christmas” was released on Netflix. This movie is Lohan’s return to acting after a long break from the profession.

“Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” is currently the highest trending American TV show on Netflix, with 10 episodes released in late September.

“Anatomy of a Scandal” is Netflix’s most recent dive into the world of posh accents, relationship drama and political intrigue.

There’s a mentality that always makes its way into the mind of someone attempting to navigate the dating scene: “I don’t care about looks as long as they have a good personality.”

“Colin in Black and White” is a limited Netflix series directed by Oscar-nominated filmmaker Ava Duvernay and narrated by activist and former NFL star Colin Kaepernick.

“Love Hard” appears to be a beautiful love story between Natalie Bauer (Nina Dobrev) and Josh Lin (Jimmy O. Yang).

“Diana: The Musical” is dedicated to Princess Diana through its title but doesn’t specifically focus on Lady Di until well into the second act.

On Friday, Sept. 17, the Korean drama “Squid Game” was released by Netflix with barely any warning or promotion.

Anna Delvey – also known as Anna Sorokin or “Soho Grifter” – is a Russian-German socialite who was arrested on multiple charges of grand larceny and theft of services through her self-concocted fraud of expensive hotels and restaurants.

Produced by Amy Poehler, “Moxie” is a contemporary coming-of-age story that emphasizes themes of equality and feminism and shines a light on the gender discrimination that remains prevalent in today’s society.

Netflix’s new mini-documentary series, “Murder Among the Mormons,” dives deep into the events that had members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) religion, more commonly known as Mormons, questioning their faith and the history that the church was built on.