Browsing: Crime

Netflix already has dozens of movies and television series lined up to join the platform in November, including an ABC police procedural that was recently brought back for a fifth installment.

Following the momentous success of the franchise on streaming, the original Powerseries that started it all is coming to Netflix.

Cars sit in the parking lot outside of the Central Michigan University parking services and police department office on Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026. (CM-Life | Jasmine Brookins)

As the autumn nights roll in and the weather turns cooler, there’s nothing better than getting cosy on the sofa and spending the entire evening binge-watching a gripping crime thriller. Thankfully, Netflix has just added the gritty crime series, Mayor of Kingstown, starring Jeremy Renner – and it’s not to be missed. 

Transport for London (TfL) is hosting virtual reality demonstrations at some of London’s stations to show passengers what it is like to witness a hate crime and how to respond safely.

Though most people still think of Amazon Prime as an online retailer, streaming service Prime Video has quietly built up a library of excellent television. Any network or streamer worth its salt is basically required to dive into crime drama from time to time, as this genre has been the medium’s bread and butter for…

Love them or hate them, Taylor Sheridan shows are some of the most popular on TV. As such, Netflix has pulled off a bit of a coup by landing “Mayor of Kingstown,” the oft-overlooked crime series that Sheridan co-created with Hugh Dillon. As of October 5, 2026, all four seasons of “Mayor of Kingstown” are…

Netflix’s new TV and movie releases for the week of October 5-October 11, 2026, include Mayor of Kingstown, Animals, and more.

Netflix’s brand-new crime thriller, Blue Road, will be released on November 20, 2026. The series is led by Korea’s Son Suk Ku and Japan’s Eita Nagayama, an exciting partnership we can’t wait to see unfold on our screens.Here’s everything we know about BlueRoad on Netflix.

Crime dramas offer the perfect blend of suspense, puzzling investigations, and psychological intrigue. A good showrunner will amp the stakes from start to finish, leading audiences to root both for detectives piecing the clues together and the antiheroes driving the narrative.