Netflix will offer many new series and movies for streaming in the week of October 17 to 23, 2022. We’re picking the raisins for you and also showcasing what could be especially rewarding this week, from the fantasy adventure “The School For Good And Evil” to the battle epic “Barbarians” Season 2.
These are the most interesting newcomers to put on your watchlist – this week, however, there is not every day a relevant start. But that could change at any time, just visit FILMSTARTS regularly, we’ll update you on Netflix highlights shortly
For example, Monday you can watch the highly hyped serial killer series Dahmer: Monsters: The Story of Jeffrey Dahmer, if you’re not already one of those who propelled it to the top of the Netflix charts.
If you’re already grooved with “Dahmer”, then you can move on to the true crimes on Netflix. While “Dahmer” is about serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer (Evan Peters), but a mock series based on true events, it is with the Third season of “Unsolved Mysteries” in documentary format about true crimes and mysterious incidents.
Wednesday is the day fans of young adult fantasy like “Harry Potter” should be eagerly anticipating. Because Netflix is filming the book series “The School For Good And Evil” by Soman Chainani. Will be the first movie “The school for good and evil‘ by Ghostbusters director Paul Feig a success, an entire film series could follow.
The school here is not called Hogwarts, but also serves to train magically gifted creatures – more specifically young men and women who will later become the bad and good characters in fairy tales. Friends Sophie (Sophia Anne Caruso) and Agatha (Sofia Wylie) are also accepted at this school, but end up in different classes – and not in the way they wanted…
The School For Good And Evil, which premieres on Netflix on October 19, 2022, features big names such as Charlize Theron, Kerry Washington, Ben Kingsley, Laurence Fishburne and Michelle Yeoh. Also, Shadow And Bone fans can look forward to Kit Young, who plays Jasper Fahey in the series.
Thriller fans can score the feature film “The Stranger” for Wednesday. Joel Edgerton plays Mark, an undercover cop who befriends a murder suspect (Sean Harris) in order to extract a confession from him. But the men get on so well that Joel finds it increasingly difficult to follow his plan…
True crime shows are just all the rage right now, and Netflix knows that too. From Thursday you can use the streaming service Emanuela Orlandi: Disappeared From The Vatican Miniseries Documentary watch. It is about the mysterious disappearance of the 15-year-old daughter of a papal servant, who did not return home after a music lesson in 1983 and has been missing ever since.
It’s on Friday with the German history series “Barbarians”., which became an international hit. Fans had to wait two years for season 2 – but for friends of a bloody historic carnage, at least the “Vikings” offshoot “Vikings: Valhalla” was on Netflix in the meantime.
Season 2 of “Barbarians” consists of six episodes in which Ari (Laurence Rupp) and Thusnelda (Jeanne Goursaud) search for new allies after the Varus Battle between the Germanic tribes and the Roman Empire.
“Barbarians” is too bloody for you? Then you have to prepare for next weekend the romantic miniseries “From Scratch” bookmark The female lead is played by Zoe Saldana, known for blockbusters like Avatar and Guardians Of The Galaxy. Saldana is seen as a young American who goes to Italy to become an artist and falls madly in love with a chef (Eugenio Mastrandrea)…
So far the weekend is still empty, Netflix has not announced any new additions yet. But since most series start on Netflix on Friday, that’s not a problem, because on the weekend you always have enough to watch – for example “Barbarians”. Or you catch up on one of the big scandal movies of the year: “Blonde” starring Ana de Armas as Marilyn Monroe is also on Netflix.