Coming soon to Netflix: high-octane horror, a breathtaking snow crime thriller and high-priced shark action with a superstar on board

We are used to it from Netflix: the streaming catalog is not only expanded every day with many films. Titles are also removed from the program every week. Originals such as “Nothing New in the West”, “Wednesday”, or “Blond” are normally not affected. Only the licensed titles are only available for a limited time at the big red N. That’s why we regularly inform you when Netflix highlights disappear again.

“White boy Rick“ (3.5 out of 5 stars): Yann Demange tells the true story of 14-year-old Richard Wershe Jr. (Richie Merritt), who rises to be a notorious drug tycoon in Detroit in the 1980s. Matthew McConaughey also stars, who plays the role of Richard Wershe Sr. The dramatic study of the drug environment still stands Available on Netflix through December 3.

The Police Thriller”21 bridges‘ (2.5 out of 5 stars) available as a Netflix subscription. The late Chadwick Boseman takes on the lead role in this very classic genre piece, playing a detective on the hunt for a cop killer. It soon becomes apparent that his colleagues are also involved.

“wind river“ (4 out of 5 stars): Taylor Sheridan’s atmospherically breathtaking crime thriller (“Hell Or High Water”) impresses not only with its grandiose visuals, but also with its incredibly gripping story. Here, Jeremy Renner embodies a hunter who must solve a murder of a woman on a reservation in frigid Wyoming. “Wind River” is available on Netflix through December 6.

“Don’t breathe“ (4 out of 5 stars): Until 7 Dec The terror gem “Don’t Breathe” is still available on Netflix. Director Fede Alvarez (“Evil Dead”) proves to be a true master of suspense and sends chills to audiences time and time again. High voltage is really guaranteed here!

Until December 9, the Shark Actionr”meg“ (3 out of 5 stars) ready for pick up. In this, Jason Statham plays a deep-sea diver who springs into action when a submarine is attacked by a 20-meter basking shark. To save the lives of the imprisoned people, he must overcome a personal trauma.