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What happened to Grace? That’s the question at the center of Netflix’s new psychodrama horror series “The Body,” which will premiere on the streaming service November 11, 2026.

Can you summon the Devil? More importantly, what happened to Grace? Netflix’s newest raunchy genre-bending series endeavors to answer these questions and then some. The streaming juggernaut unveiled an official trailer and release date for The Body, and folks, strap in for a horrifically good time.

Welcome to your weekly look ahead at what’s coming to Netflix US over the next seven days! After a huge start to October, the pace doesn’t let up this week. Keri Russell is back in the hot seat, Chris Evans and Anya Taylor-Joy crash a charity gala in one of Netflix’s wildest movies of the…

Originally slated to arrive in 2026, Netflix’s upcoming crime-noir series The Twin has officially been pushed back to January 1, 2027. Starring Jamie Dornan in a dual role opposite Mackenzie Davis, the seven-part thriller sees a woman and her estranged brother-in-law enter a deadly pact after a fatal accident leaves her husband dead. Here is…

Some might think that Zoe Kazan’s decision to adapt East of Eden was a reckless one. The actress, screenwriter, and director is none other than the granddaughter of Elia Kazan, who in 1955 had brought the adaptation of John Steinbeck’s novel to the big screen. A film that went down in history also for the…

From next month, the doctor is officially in — as Netflix brings the latest season ofSt. Denis Medical to its U.S. library next month.

There’s some great news for fans of the Netflix series The Hunting Wivesahead of the release of Season 2 next month — the hit drama has already been renewed for a third season.

Netflix today announced that filming will soon begin on a new fictional miniseries inspired by the case of Daniel Sancho, starringMartiño Rivas(The Final Problem,Cable Girls). The series will be filmed at various locations across Thailand and Spain.

Let’s be honest: There’s a lot of TV out there these days and not everyone has time to watch it all. Some of the best shows are also some of the longest-running shows with hours of content to view, which means they can take up an unacceptable amount of your precious free time.

Netflix is planning a major round of lay off that could be announced as early as next week. The restructuring would affect about 5% of staff. Netflix has not confirmed the plan.