Driven by a combination of Halloween momentum and the enduring “Netflix Effect,” catalog sci-fi horror series “From” made streaming history, topping 2.04 billion viewing minutes across 30 episodes on U.S. household televisions for the week ended Nov. 1, according to new Nielsen data.
The milestone marks a 24% week-over-week jump for the series and makes the show only the third acquired title in Nielsen streaming chart history to surpass the 2-billion-minute threshold in a single week—and the first since “Suits” achieved the feat during its historic run in the summer of 2023.
The only other acquired property to clear that bar was former NBC series “Manifest,” which logged two multi-billion-minute frames in June 2021 shortly after arriving on Netflix.
“From” also saw a demographic surge, with adults aged 18–34 expanding from 21% of its total viewership the prior week to 27% during the Halloween window.
Meanwhile, “Crystal Lake” (Peacock), the Friday the 13th prequel series captured 514 million minutes (No. 8 among originals). In its third consecutive week on the chart since its Oct. 15 bow, the series has accumulated 2.1 billion cumulative viewing minutes.
“Carrie” (Prime Video), creator Mike Flanagan’s multi-part Stephen King adaptation pulled in 436 million minutes to hold the No. 10 spot on the originals chart. The limited run has amassed 3.4 billion total minutes across four weeks of release following its Oct. 7 premiere.
While horror drove aggregate volume, Netflix’s returning series claimed the top spots on the originals chart, led by Season 3 of “Nobody Wants This,” up 17% week-over-week to claim No. 1 on the originals chart (No. 3 overall) with 847 million minutes in its first full seven-day measurement frame following its Oct. 22 launch.
“Love Is Blind: Boston” (Netflix), Season 11 of the unscripted dating flagship remained steady, holding No. 2 among originals (No. 4 overall) with 796 million minutes.
Prime Video’s “The Terminal List” generated 779 million minutes (No. 6 overall), followed by Netflix’s “The Diplomat” with 730 million minutes (No.9 overall).
Netflix French heist drama series, “Lupin Part 4, saw 579 million minutes following its Oct. 23 drop, marking its first appearance on the chart in three years. Despite its international origins, the series drew one of the most demographically diverse audiences on the board: 36% Hispanic, 32% White, 24% Black, and 7% Asian.
Elsewhere, “VisionQuest” (Disney+) generated 548 million minutes (up 12%), followed by “The One About Matthew Perry” (Netflix) with 541 million minutes in its debut frame.
Top streamed movies reflected the peak of Halloween and Día de los Muertos celebrations, led by recurring seasonal favorites and holiday debuts, including Disney+ classic Hocus Pocus, which topped the chart with 405 million minutes, and was joined by sequel Hocus Pocus 2 with 207 million minutes at No. 8.
Peacock’s Minions & Monsters bowed on Oct. 28, and came in at a close No. 2 with 399 million minutes; The Nightmare Before Christmas occupied the No. 3 spot with 389 million minutes on Disney+; Coraline captured its highest viewing total in the Top 10 to date, notching 275 million minutes (No. 4) in its fifth consecutive week on the charts.
Disney and Pixar’s animated hit Coco returned to the Top 10 for the eighth time, coming in at No. 6 with 228 million minutes on Disney+.
