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Canadian telecom provider Rogers has announced a new skinny pay television package that includes access to free, ad-supported streaming TV (Fast) channels and Netflix as part of the service.

The bundle, called App TV, includes around two dozen live television channels — Rogers puts the amount closer to 40, but appears to include regional networks in that count — and 20 Fast channels, as well as access to Netflix’s ad-supported plan. The service is powered by Rogers Xfinity TV, the pay TV service rebranded from Rogers Ignite last year.

The live television channels included with App TV from Rogers Xfinity TV are:

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Paramount’s free streaming service, Pluto TV, has revealed its February highlights. The Pluto TV February 2025 lineup includes The Black Collective for Black History Month, ValenCrimes for Valentine’s Day, new channels, and more.

To celebrate Black History Month, Pluto TV is bringing back The Black Collective, a curated category featuring must-see Black cinema, TV and music that you won’t want to miss. Valentine’s Day is also just around the corner, but who needs roses when you can dive into ValenCrimes? Indulge in a true crime binge that adds a little mystery to your month of love.

And for the fight fans, Pluto TV is rolling out the red carpet with the launch of the Pluto TV Rocky + Creed channel, which is your front-row seat for every punch, every round, and every legendary comeback.

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If your idea of relaxing is sitting down and turning on a five-part docuseries about serial killers, you’re not alone. According to a YouGov survey, one in three Americans watches a true crime show at least once per week. And while fascination with true crime has always been prevalent, it has reached an all-time high in the past few years.

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Unsolved Mysteries is one of the most fascinating and disturbing true-crime shows streaming at the moment, but some of its mysteries are no longer unsolved. The mysteries featured in Unsolved Mysteries tend to be either missing persons cases, supernatural tales, or truly disturbing stories. Many of Unsolved Mysteries' most disturbing cases have several factors that make them more eerie than the other mysteries featured. However, with breakthroughs in CGI and security, some of the stories that originally sounded unsolvable have logical explanations, and other bizarre Unsolved Mysteries cases that are still open may have a solution one day.

One of the unique aspects of Unsolved Mysteries was the audience participation angle. Unsolved Mysteries did not just present the stories, the show actively encouraged viewers to call the hotline if they thought they might know something. This factor kept regular people and amateur detectives tuning in,...

What if I told you that the late directing legend George Romero wrote and directed an ahead-of-its-time “one bad day” revenge slasher classic back in 2000 that mixed Michael Douglas in Falling Down with Michael Myers from Halloween and featured a live performance by The Misfits… yet no one noticed? It would take Robert Stack and a special episode of Unsolved Mysteries to uncover how a film that was arguably one of George Romero’s best films in the second half of his career went completely unnoticed, and stayed that way even as we speak today… This is just what happened to Bruiser.

Look for yourself and you’ll find a very thin file on the existence of Bruiser (watch it Here). To craft even the video you’re watching right now we had to reach into the time vault of eBay and find a DVD copy featuring a commentary from...

The true crime genre has skyrocketed in popularity, whether consumed via TV, movies, podcasts, books, or social media accounts.

We love engrossing ourselves in riveting narratives about the darker side of human nature.

Experts have devised numerous reasons why it captivates audiences, from loving mysteries to feeling accomplished from a closed case to general intrigue to wanting to understand the human psyche to just being fascinated by evil.

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Regardless of why we crave these stories, we are always looking for the next fix, so here are the most mesmerizing true crime docuseries of 2024.

Unsolved Mysteries – Volumes 4 and 5

While not every single episode of Netflix’s Unsolved Mysteries (a reboot of the original NBC Unsolved Mysteries series) is crime-based, the majority are, and the rest may leave you feeling more uneasy than any true crime story could.

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Just watch The Mothman Revisited episode in Volume 4 of the show.

The season four premiere of Outer Banks brought the Netflix show back onto the streaming charts — but with only half a season released this time, it fell well short of its last premiere.

The YA drama delivered 1.19 billion minutes of viewing for the week of Oct. 7-13 (season four debuted Oct. 10), good for second place overall in Nielsen’s streaming rankings. By comparison, season three’s opening week in February 2023 — which featured the entire season released at once — drew 3.15 billion minutes of watch time.

The half-season release (part two premiered Thursday) for Outer Banks undoubtedly played a part in the lower viewing time total. Season four of Emily in Paris similarly had a sizable decline with a half-season premiere in August (but season three of Bridgerton in May did not).

Netflix’s dating show Love Is Blind led the Oct. 7-13 charts with 1.23 billion minutes of viewing; no other show crossed the 1 billion mark.

Netflix’s rom-com series Nobody Wants This attracted more viewing in its second week, moving up one spot to second overall in Nielsen’s weekly streaming charts.

The series starring Kristen Bell and Adam Brody drew 1.21 billion minutes of watch time for the week of Sept. 30-Oct. 6, a 16 percent improvement on its premiere week. It also moved up one spot in the overall rankings, as the prior week’s second-place title, Inside Out 2, dropped by 50 percent to a still strong 908 million minutes of viewing on Disney+.

Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story finished first overall for the third consecutive week with 1.41 billion minutes of viewing, down about 41 percent week to week. Netflix’s dating show Love Is Blind returned to the charts with a billion-minute week; its seventh season premiered on Oct. 2.

Prime Video’s The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power debuted its season two finale on Oct.

No matter how many times the U.S. government tells us there’s nothing to see in the skies, we just can’t seem to shake the feeling that something out there is watching.

Even after the Department of Defense’s latest attempt to debunk UFOs, pop culture’s love affair with aliens shows no signs of slowing down.

TV and movies, especially, are practically begging us to believe we’re not alone.

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Whether it’s little green men or sleek, mysterious ships, the alien invasion is alive and well in entertainment.

The X-Files might have laid the groundwork for modern UFO obsession, giving us that classic mix of government conspiracies and out-of-this-world mysteries, but it’s far from the only show keeping the flame alive.

Even now, Unsolved Mysteries has jumped back into the UFO conversation (and received some flak for it) with new episodes focused on alien encounters,...

Unsolved Mysteries volume 5, episode 4, "The Roswell UFO Incident" revisits the story it first covered in 1989. The original Unsolved Mysteries show opened with the famous and controversial incident in July 1947 when rancher Mac Brazel discovered unexplainable wreckage on the land he tended near Roswell, New Mexico. Brazel reported his find to the Roswell Army Air Field nearby, who despatched Major Jesse Macey to the site to investigate. His initial findings prompted an astonishingly upfront press release declaring "Raaf Captures Flying Saucer," followed two days later by a further statement disavowing the first, claiming the debris was nothing more than "a harmless high-altitude weather balloon."

It would be 30 years before Jesse Macey revealed the truth of what happened at Roswell between those two statements. In 1989, and having been diagnosed with a terminal illness, Marcel did not want to go to his grave without telling the truth. He was backed by his son,...

Netflix continues to draw strong viewership with content surrounding Lyle and Erik Menendez.

True crime documentary “The Menendez Brothers” was the the most-watched title on the streamer during the week of Oct. 6-12. Premiering on Oct. 7, it hit 22.7 million views in its first six days of availability.

The film benefitted from recently increased attention on the brothers, drummed up by real-life developments in their case as well as Ryan Murphy’s scripted series “Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story.” Having premiered on Sept. 19, the series is in its fourth week on the Netflix Top 10 and remains popular, landing at No. 3 with 8.7 million views.

The two TV titles to beat “Monsters” were Season 4 of “Outer Banks,” which debuted No. 1 with 15.5 million views in its first three days of availability, and “Nobody Wants This,” back at No. 2 with 9.6 million views after debuting there and then spending one week in the top position.

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“The Menendez Brothers” documentary debuted as Netflix’s most-watched movie of the week in the aftermath of Ryan Murphy’s explosive TV dramatization of the case.

Alejandro Hartmann’s documentary, which is produced by Campfire Studios and features new interviews with the Menendez brothers and the prosecutors, scored the top spot on the English films list during the week of Oct. 7 with 22.7 million views. Viewership for “The Menendez Brothers” doc nearly doubled that of “The Predator,” which took second place with 12.9 million views, and more than doubled that of “Lonely Planet” as the Laura Dern and Liam Hemsworth-led romcom took the No. 3 slot with 11 million views.

“Bad Boys: Ride or Die” was the No. 4 most-watched English film of the week with 10.4 million views, while “It’s What’s Inside” took...

Outer Banks returned with a bang.

The YA mystery drama series returned for its fourth season on Netflix and immediately topped the streamer’s TV ratings charts.

The first part of season four, which launched on October 10, drew 15.5M views. It comes as fans of the show, which stars Chase Stokes, Madelyn Cline, Madison Bailey, Jonathan Daviss, Rudy Pankow, Carlacia Grant, and Drew Starkey, descended on Charleston, where the series is filmed to celebrate its premiere.

Part two of season four will launch on November 7.

Buzzy rom-com series Nobody Wants This, which stars Kristen Bell and Adam Brody, stayed strong in its second full week on the streamer. The series drew 9.6M viewers.

It comes after Deadline broke the news that the series was returning for a second season.

Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story was in third with 8.7M views in its fourth week on the list. The...

The hit TV show Unsolved Mysteries is back with its fifth installment on Netflix. Known for investigating unexplained events and cold cases, the reboot of this iconic series continues to satisfy longtime fans while also pushing boundaries in intriguing new ways.

Volume 5 arrives in 2024 with four gripping episodes. It begins by delving into a tragic double murder in an Ohio nature reserve that has left local authorities baffled. We’re then introduced to a paranormal investigator and the strange entity he claims is his partner in solving supernatural occurrences.

From there, the season takes on mysterious cattle mutilations across America and revisits the famous—or infamous—UFO crash at Roswell, New Mexico, from 1947 that continues to spark fierce debate.

By branching into paranormal topics like ghosts and aliens, this collection of episodes presents an unusual direction for the true-crime-focused series. However, it also keeps viewers on the edge of their...

As inch toward the end of 2024, Netflix fans are starting to worry. Will your favorite show be renewed or canceled? Will that show you just started binge-watching not return for another season? How many established shows will have their final seasons this year or even next year? There's already a fair bit we know about the Netflix shows that have been renewed so far in 2024.

On Jan. 7, Netflix wasted no time to announce the first renewal of the year. The Korean horror-drama series Gyeongseong Creature landed a second season renewal just a few weeks after its initial premiere on Netflix in December 2023. Now fans don't have to worry about the suspenseful series never coming back with more episodes. What a great start to the year!

Unfortunately, the first cancellation of the year came in the form of the action-comedy series Obliterated. Netflix announced the cancellation news on Feb. 1, and for some fans,...

In the latest season of Unsolved Mysteries, there is an episode following a paranormal investigator, Don, and his ghostly helper, Becky, yet Becky's story isn't as straightforward as it first seems. Unsolved Mysteries originated as a popular true crime show in 1987. After 12 seasons, the series was revived in a number of places, but it is Netflix's 2020 reboot that has lasted. Recently, Netflix's Unsolved Mysteries Volume 5 was released, and this four-episode season dives into inexplicable cases of true crime and some of the most confounding supernatural cases in the world.

In episode 2, Unsolved Mysteries follows Don and his incredible paranormal abilities, which are aided by a ghost who calls herself Becky. Throughout the episode, viewers get to see how Don met Becky, and how the pair have proven themselves to be an outstanding paranormal duo. With Becky's help, Don has been able to track down information that he never would have been privy to before.

The fifth volume of Netflix’s Unsolved Mysteries reboot dropped less than a week ago, and fans have had some very stark reactions to the quartet of new episodes. The four episodes for the new season, which arrived on the streamer last Wednesday (October 2), centered on a double-murder in Cleveland, a man who has a paranormal work partner, a potential cult attack on cows, and reports of a UFO sighting in the late ’40s. Considering at least half, if not more, of these episodes have a supernatural bend, some fans were not pleased with the cases at hand in Volume 5 and expressed their dismay on social media. One fan, for example, described the new season’s content as “all paranormal, UFO sh** again,” while another wrote, “Did they give up … How did you produce two trash a** volumes in a row. We the people did not ask yall to turn...

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Unsolved Mysteries has 10 big cases that were eventually solved. Unsolved Mysteries is a documentary program with hundreds of episodes featured on various networks, including NBC, CBS, Lifetime, Spike, and most recently, Netflix's Unsolved Mysteries reboot. The show covers a variety of mysteries, including fraud, unexplained deaths, conspiracy theories, and disappearances. There is no limit to what the show will cover, especially considering Unsolved Mysteries' creepiest cases. Although each segment encourages viewers to submit tips to the show's hotline, many cases remain unsolved.

Related Unsolved Mysteries Volume 5 Episode 4: The True Story Behind The Roswell UFO Incident

Netflix's Unsolved Mysteries Volume 5 provides an updated segment on the Roswell UFO Incident, contributing further evidence since the 1989 episode.

However, Unsolved Mysteries has proved its worth by the dozens of cases that have been solved because of the show. Most recently,...

With the arrival of volumes four and five of Netflix's hugely popular Unsolved Mysteries after a two-year hiatus, true-crime-hungry fans are looking forward to a new set of unexplained deaths or perplexing disappearances to get their teeth into. The original Unsolved Mysteries show, which ran from 1988 to 2010, famously had a hand in solving hundreds of the cases it featured, naturally raising the question of whether, since its reboot under Netflix's banner in 2020, the new show has had a similar impact.

Solving cases takes time, effort, and often the public's cooperation. Five volumes and four years after the reboot, Unsolved Mysteries has yet to solve as many cases as the original, but there remains plenty of time to do so. The new Netflix show's time will come, but to date, there's just one case the series can justifiably claim to have brought to a close, while a couple more have been significantly impacted.

The first weekend of October has arrived, and for most of us, that means it's finally time to start our annual Halloween movie marathons. It's the season of Hocus Pocus and horror movies and all things witchy and spooky, which accounts for one of the three top Netflix new releases this weekend.

This week, Netflix dropped a ton of new movies and shows, including throwbacks and recent favorites alike. Among the new additions are Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow, Yellowjackets season 1, Psycho, Halloween, Robin Hood, It Chapter Two, and so many more.

There's something for everyone to watch this weekend, especially if you're still catching up on recently released Netflix originals like Nobody Wants This, Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, and Unsolved Mysteries volume 5.

But if you're looking to dive into some new releases, should you check out the new horror comedy movie It's What's Inside?...

The first episode of Unsolved Mysteries volume 5 explores the inexplicable case of the Park Bench Murders, which not only remains unsolved, but has no real suspects attached to it. Unsolved Mysteries volume 5 is the fifth installment in Netflix's reboot of the original paranormal and true crime series of the same name. Over the years, Unsolved Mysteries' episodes have tackled stories of murder, disappearance, and the supernatural which still have no conclusive answers to them. The Park Bench Murders is only one case out of many that are still in desperate need of solving.

The Park Bench Murders were a set of homicides that occurred in 2019 in Cleveland, Ohio. Two friends, Kate Brown and Carnell Sledge, were sitting on a bench at the Rocky River Reservation when Carnell was suddenly shot twice in the back of the head. Though Kate attempted to escape via the water's edge, she was also...

Netflix just released the fifth volume of Unsolved Mysteries, and episode 4 tells the true story of the Roswell UFO incident. In July 1947, there were multiple reports of a potential UFO sighting, but it did not become a worldwide phenomenon until the 1980s when Major Jesse Marcel, the man who took responsibility for the recovered debris, decided to reveal the truth about the incident. The show initially covered the Roswell incident in the original Unsolved Mysteries, but there have been significant updates in the last 35 years, prompting additional coverage of the sensational case.

The Roswell UFO incident has sparked a cultural movement that resulted in many works of fiction, including the popular TV show Roswell and the 2019 reboot, Roswell, New Mexico. Although many consider the incident solved because of the Roswell Reports released in the 1990s, many more believe the case is still cold because the government is covering it up.

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Unsolved Mysteries Volume 5, Episode 2

In the second episode of Unsolved Mysteries volume 5, audiences meet Don Philips, a paranormal investigator who seems to get help from the other side through a ghost named Becky. Though Unsolved Mysteries originated in 1987, the show was revived by Netflix in 2020, and the fifth season has just been released on the streaming platform. Along with the story of Don and Becky, Unsolved Mysteries' new stories include the Park Bench Murders and the Roswell UFO incident. In episode 2, the series dives deep into Don and Becky's unique supernatural partnership setting the story apart from many of the show's other cases.

Notably, Unsolved Mysteries not only explores true crime cases that have yet to be solved, but instances of the paranormal as well. From unexplained murders to the extraterrestrial, Unsolved Mysteries' best cases are those that leave audiences wondering what possibly could have happened.

In Unsolved Mysteries volume 5, the first episode follows the story of two friends who were murdered in a park in Cleveland, Ohio, now known as the Park Bench Murders. Unsolved Mysteries originated as a paranormal mystery and true crime series in 1987 that ran for 12 seasons. The series was recently rebooted by Netflix in 2020, and the fifth installment of episodes was recently added to the streaming platform. The new season not only explores the Park Bench Murders but a number of other cases, including The Roswell UFO incident and a ghostly entity named Becky.

In the disturbing new Unsolved Mysteries episode, audiences meet two friends, Kate Brown and Carnell Sledge. Kate and Carnell were long-time friends who had a seemingly on-and-off relationship. They would be close for a time, would separate for a while, and then would reunite as if no time had passed. Both individuals had loving and supportive families,...

The following article contains mentions of animal mutilation and spoilers from Unsolved Mysteries volume 5, episode 3, "Mysterious Mutilations."

Unsolved Mysteries returns with more bizarre and disturbing cases in volume 5, including cattle mutilation incidents that have plagued farmers for decades. The mystery documentary TV series, created by John Cosgrove and Terry Dunn Meurer, originally premiered in January 1987 on NBC before being tossed from network to network for the next few decades. Aside from NBC, Unsolved Mysteries has aired on CBS, Lifetime, Spike, and now, Netflix. Netflix rebooted Unsolved Mysteries in 2020 and has released 30 episodes (including "Mysterious Mutilations") ever since.

Unsolved Mysteries volume 5, episode 3 revolves around the strange phenomenon of similar cattle mutilations that have been occurring since before the 1970s. As one could infer since the Netflix show features the case, it remains unsolved to this day. The Unsolved Mysteries episode explores the history behind these cattle mutilations and theories behind who...

This year’s Transformers One takes the lore and explores how both Optimus Prime and Megatron went from practically brothers to becoming bitter enemies. But back in 1987, an epic movie version of the popular animated television show would bring their battle to the big screen for the first time. It’s Transformers: The Movie on this episode of Revisited.

The Background and the plot

The Transformers cartoon from 1984 was one of several children’s shows that was made explicitly to sell toys. It joined the likes of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, G.I. Joe and Voltron. However, this is a good example of “if you can make a product that’s cool enough, we won’t dwell on the shallow corporate reason for its existence.” Kids everywhere in the 80s loved the varied vehicles and characters and the creativity of unfolding and switching parts to turn it into a fighting soldier robot.

The legendary eerie piano riff returns, heralding another batch of sleepless nights. Unsolved Mysteries returns with four more true stories in Volume 5 that will spark your search for the truth. And just like Volume 4, Tudum and the Unsolved Mysteries crew have teamed up to deliver robust case files for ambitious clue hunters to examine at home.

We’ve compiled Unsolved Mysteries Volume 5 Bonus Materials for each new episode. Browse the case files while you watch, and go to Unsolved.com if you have a tip that could help investigators. Warning: These files may contain crime scene photos and vivid descriptions that may be disturbing. Discretion is advised.

“The ultimate goal with everything we chose is to help viewers solve the mystery,” series creator Terry Dunn Meurer tells Tudum. “This particular group of episodes has more evidence than previous volumes, and we wanted to share the treasure trove of assets...

Unsolved Mysteries is a brand-new Netflix original show that takes a deep dive into several types of cases that went unsolved. The first episode is about the infamous double murders that happened at Cleveland Metroparks’ Rocky River Reservation in the year 2019.

Who found two people murdered by the bench and the river?

The episode began with Tony and Kaitlin Vacha reaching the riverside portion of Cleveland Metroparks’ Rocky River Reservation after 5:15 Pm, only to find two lifeless bodies; one by the bench, the other by the river. Kaitlin claimed the body of the man by the bench felt warm. This helped her and her boyfriend conclude that the death must have happened very recently, just before their arrival. Kaitlin went back to her car, and on the way, she noticed a truck standing by and a person inside it. Tony frantically asked her to call the police and the phone call,...

This week, there's a lot more to get excited about than a handful of great new releases on Netflix. It's finally the first week in October, which for most people officially kicks off the fall season and 31 days to watch as many spooky, bewitching movies as possible.

Your Netflix watch list will definitely have some thrilling options this week with the releases of a brand-new Netflix original horror movie and the latest edition of a chilling docuseries. But there's also some super-cozy fall releases coming our way this week for optimal binge-watching.

Wondering what should be added to your watch list this week? Here are five of the absolute must-watch Netflix originals making their premieres during the first week of October. Let's get this list started with the highly awaited third season of Heartstopper.

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The new TV shows and movies arriving on Netflix in October 2024 see the streaming platform offering a plethora of titles across a diverse range of genres. Netflix emerged as one of the first major streaming services, helping to reshape how people watch content. From there, their library grew to include Netflix Original programming as well as many licensed movies and TV shows. With an already extensive library of content, Netflix is adding new titles each month with some highly-anticipated new additions in October 2024.

September 2024 was a big month for Netflix, marked by some talked-about original content. The Perfect Couple emerged as the latest engrossing murder mystery series while the thriller Rebel Ridge became a surprise hit for Netflix. October 2024 is another exciting month for Netflix users, with a number of popular shows returning with new seasons, like Outer Banks, Heartstopper, and The Diplomat, providing a wide variety of viewing options for Netflix users.

Fall is here, which means it’s time to bundle up on your couch and stream the weekend away. Let’s get into it: There’s plenty to enjoy in October on Netflix, from a new Ali Wong special to new seasons of shows like “Love Is Blind” and “Unsolved Mysteries.” The real unsolved mystery is how it feels like there is more “Love Is Blind” dropping every month, but I digress.

October also brings with it the chance to watch Season 1 of “Yellowjackets” (a Showtime hit) for the first time on the Netflix platform, as well as more “Outer Banks” and “The Lincoln Lawyer.” The best bet, however, is the return of Keri Russell.

Top Pick: “The Diplomat” Season 2

Russell returns as U.S. ambassador to the U.K. Kate Wyler in this “The Americans” meets “Homeland” Emmy-nominated hit. Season 1 ended with a massive cliffhanger, so the six-episode Season...

Netflix has announced that Unsolved Mysteries Volume 5 will debut on the streaming service on October 2, 2024. Volume 5 will consist of four new episodes.

Unsolved Mysteries is back with new episodes featuring perplexing cold cases and supernatural events. The series comes from Cosgrove/Meurer Productions, the creators of the original docuseries, and 21 Laps Entertainment, the producers of Stranger Things.

The directors include Skye Borgman, Gabe Torres, and Robert M. Wise. Terry Dunn Meurer, Shawn Levy, and Josh Barry are the executive producers.

Unsolved Mysteries Volume 5 will include the following episodes:

Park Bench Murders

Directed by Skye Borgman

Location: Cleveland, Ohio

Two friends were shot dead at a busy Cleveland park on a June day, but no one saw a thing. Grieving families want to know who did it — and why.

My Paranormal Partner

Directed by Robert M. Wise

Location: Seattle, Washington + United Kingdom

Paranormal researcher Don Philips has an unusual co-worker: an entity who speaks to him.

Netflix has released its Netflix & Chills line up and it is packed with fun, spooky titles. There are horror movies and shows for everyone in the home, but let’s focus on what’s available for us big kids.

There’s no season horror fans love more than spooky season. This is when streaming platforms release the best in the genre! And few streamers do it like Netflix. Needless to say, if you want to be entertained with chills and thrills this Halloween season, you’re going to want to have a Netflix account. I love that Netflix considers spooky fans of all ages. For the kiddos, Netflix will release the animated movie The Bad Guys: Haunted Heist at the top of the month on Oct. 3. And on Oct. 17, older children can enjoy Jurassic World: Chaos Theory. But what about the older crowd? What is there to watch when the kids go to sleep?...

Horror fanatics, our time has come. With spooky season upon us, Netflix has finally unveiled its complete 2024 Netflix & Chills lineup. We've already looked over the list, and there are so many movies and shows we can't wait to check out.

For example, we'll see the return of the hit Korean thriller series Gyeongseong Creature with its second season at the end of September. Then, in October, Netflix will be releasing a brand new volume of Unsolved Mysteries, the highly anticipated second season of Hellbound, and many new horror films like It's What's Inside, The Platform 2, Time Cut, Don't Move etc. We can also expect some more great content to be released in November.

We don't want you to miss any new releases on Netflix this spooky season. That's why we decided to share the full 2024 Netflix & Chills lineup right below.

Sector 36Release date: Sept. 13, 2024Cast: Vikrant Massey, Deepak Dobriyal,...

Despite the supernatural elements, Jeepers Creepers' true story sets aspects of the movie in reality. The film, written and directed by Victor Salva and executive produced by the legendary Francis Ford Coppola, features then-starlets Justin Long and Gina Philips as sibling duo Darry and Trish Jenner who become the targets of a demonic villain known simply as "the Creeper" after witnessing the monster loading bodies into a truck. They are then exposed to the mythology of the terrifying creature who hunts every 23 years, taking various body parts from its victims.

The film's savage ending, in which the back of Darry's head and eyes are removed, sets up important "Creeper" canon and ensures several equally popular Jeepers Creepers sequels. Despite the modest budget, the movie became a surprise hit at the box office and continued to develop a strong following on video, spawning two Jeepers Creepers sequels as well as a...

Ahead of the spooky season, Netflix is assembling a new list of streamable screams. This year’s Netflix & Chills list features everything from vintage horror favorites to spine-tingling series to anticipated horror sequels. Such titles include The Platform 2, the intriguing follow-up to the 2019 Spanish thriller that became a hit for the streamer, Unsolved Mysteries, Volume 5, and Woman of the Hour, the wild based-on-a-true story about the serial killer who went on a dating show. Here’s the full list of the 2024 Netflix & Chills offerings, along with descriptions of the upcoming new originals. September Jaws, Jaws 2, and Jaws 3 – Now on Netflix Ancient Aliens Season 8 – Now on Netflix Fright Fest at Six Flags x Stranger Things – Now Open Sector 36 (India) – September 13 Gyeongseong Creature 2 (Korea) – September 27 Sector 36: “Inspired by true events, several children go missing from a basti (slum) in Sector 36. A determined police officer must now face off with...

Netflix is back this Halloween season with a packed “Netflix and Chills” lineup, packing in the horror offerings to maximize your spooky season. While you can also expect the arrival of horror favorites getting added to the library, the streamer has unveiled its original “Netflix and Chills” programming this morning.

Embrace your fears and stay tuned throughout the months of September and October, with Timo Tjahjanto‘s bone-crunching, ultra-violent The Shadow Strays, slasher Time Cut, Anna Kendrick’s Woman of the Hour, and more being added all Halloween season long.

Here’s the “Netflix and Chills” schedule this year…

Sector 36 – September 13

Inspired by true events, several children go missing from a basti (slum) in Sector 36. A determined police officer must now face off with a cunning serial killer as a chilling investigation and dark secrets unfold

Director: Aditya Nimbalkar

Writer: Bodhayan Roychaudhury

Producers: Dinesh Vijan & Jyoti Deshpande

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Another remake of William Castle’s horror classic House on Haunted Hill is on the way, and Bloody Disgusting has learned that Daniel Roebuck (Terrifier 3) has signed on.

Director Dustin Ferguson (Spider Baby) is in production now on the remake of the classic horror film House on Haunted Hill, which of course got its first remake back in 1999.

Victoria Price, daughter of horror legend Vincent Price, is executive producing the new take and will also star. Principal photography is expected to wrap this month.

The House on Haunted Hill remake’s script is set in 1976 and follows a news team investigating the infamous Hill House on live television, only to face dire consequences.

Rounding out the cast is scream queen Brinke Stevens (The Slumber Party Massacre), Jennifer Moriarty (Spider Baby), August Kyss (Murderbot), C. Courtney Joyner (Puppet Master 3: Toulon’s Revenge), Erik Anthony Russo (Spider Baby), and Mitchel Wyatt,...

In its second week on Netflix, Prison Break rocketed to the top of Nielsen’s streaming rankings.

The former Fox series, which also streams on Hulu, was added to Netflix on July 29 and made its streaming chart debut that week. For the week of Aug. 5-11, it more than doubled the previous frame’s viewing time, rising from 758 million to 1.6 billion minutes. (Hulu, incidentally, is developing a new version of Prison Break with Mayans Mc showrunner Elgin James.)

Netflix’s The Umbrella Academy — whose final season premiered Aug. 8 — was the top original series for the week, coming in at 1.46 billion minutes of viewing. That’s a strong showing, but also down a good amount from the 2.45 billion minutes the show recorded the week of its season three premiere in June 2022.

The Umbrella Academy was the only original title to make the overall top 10; none did in the previous week, the...

In its second week of release on Netflix, Prison Break more than doubled its minutes viewed to leap four spots to the No. 1 position on Nielsen’s latest overall U.S. streaming ranking.

For the week of Aug. 5, Prison Break (which now streams on both Netflix and Hulu) racked up 1.6 billion minutes viewed across its 90-episode library, besting Netflix’s The Umbrella Academy on Nielsen’s overcall ranking. Bluey (on Disney+), Grey’s Anatomy (Netflix/Hulu) and House of the Dragon (935 million minutes viewed on Max) round out that Top 5.

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“Why true crime?” is a question you may have asked others or perhaps yourself, depending on where you fall within the true crime industrial complex that has permeated popular culture. Even classifying true crime as “popular culture” feels irresponsible, but that’s exactly what it is: the massive popularity of the Serial podcast and Netflix serial killer fictionalizations like Dahmer have captivated the same morbidly curious generation that grew up with the Oj Simpson trial, Unsolved Mysteries, and Rotten.com— we’ve just further normalized it and have become increasingly comfortable with our fascination of it. But should we be?

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The high-profile murder of former White House aide Jack Wheeler is featured in Unsolved Mysteries, and while the 47-minute episode covers a lot of information, there are some details left out. His wife, Kathy Klyce, last saw him on the morning of December 28, and on December 31, 2010, Wheeler's remains were discovered in the Cherry Island Landfill in Wilmington, Delaware. While the investigators were able to trace the body to a dumpster in Newark, Delaware, how he got in the dumpster and who is responsible is still a mystery.

Jack Wheeler's death was disconcerting for several reasons. He was a well-connected man with strong ties to the US government and high-security clearance. At the time of his death, he was working as a consultant for the Mitre Corporation, dealing specifically with cybersecurity. There have been persistent theories that Jack's connections to high-ranking officials or his line of work made him the target of a hit-for-hire.

The Olympics brought in very strong streaming numbers for Peacock during the first full week of the games. For other streamers? Not so much.

No original series or movie made the overall top 10 titles in Nielsen’s streaming rankings for the week of July 29-Aug. 4. That’s a first in the four-year history of the weekly rankings, according to the ratings service. Streaming levels outside of the Olympics “decreased significantly” during the week, Nielsen says.

House of the Dragon, however, continued its strong showing on Max (since the show also airs on HBO, Nielsen considers it an acquired series rather than an original). The Game of Thrones prequel topped the week leading up to its second season finale with 1.31 billion minutes of viewing, up from 1.04 billion a week earlier and its best mark of the season so far.

(Nielsen also adjusted viewing totals for HotD down slighlty for the weeks...

Michael and Lincoln done stole themselves a spot on Nielsen’s latest weekly streaming ranking.

For the week of July 29, with Prison Break‘s release to Netflix (while continuing to stream on Hulu), the Fox thriller racked up 760 million minutes viewed across its 90-episode library, good enough to place No. 5 on Nielsen’s overall Top 10.

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If you thought 2023 was a good year for Netflix shows, 2024 just might have last year beat. The year has already provided new hits like Avatar: The Last Airbender, The Gentlemen, Baby Reindeer, and Emily in Paris, but there are plenty more highly anticipated shows on the horizon. New seasons of Outer Banks, Squid Game, The Diplomat, and more are still to come in 2024.

Although the Hollywood strikes left multiple Netflix shows delayed until 2025, the streamer has confirmed plenty more shows premiering or returning with new shows in 2024. Now that we're heading into the last few months of the year, we're starting to see some big hits coming back to our watch lists and splashy new shows making their debuts.

While fans will surely be anxiously awaiting Ginny & Georgia season 3, Wednesday season 2, The Watcher season 2, You season 5, and more, there's still so much to look forward to in 2024. For now,...

Netflix rolled out more “Unsolved Mysteries” with the reboot show’s fourth volume back in July, and we’ve learned that “Unsolved Mysteries: Volume 5” is already coming soon.

“Unsolved Mysteries: Volume 5” premieres on Netflix in October 2024.

Stay tuned for more details including the official premiere date.

Netflix previews, “The iconic and gripping series returns, featuring more unexplained deaths, baffling disappearances, and bizarre paranormal activity.”

There are currently 26 episodes of the new series up for streaming on Netflix, with the episodes covering everything from murders to disappearances, hauntings, and UFO sightings.

Unsolved Mysteries is from the creators of the original docuseries, Cosgrove/Meurer Productions, and 21 Laps Entertainment, the producers of Stranger Things.

Executive producer Shawn Levy said in a recent statement, “Unsolved Mysteries continues to resonate with viewers in ways we could never have imagined, with some episodes leading to solving cases that were once thought unsolvable. It is a privilege...

Variety & Rolling Stone’s Truth Seekers Summit, presented by Paramount+, is dedicated to honoring those who prioritize the discovery of truth. Curated by the editors of Variety and Rolling Stone, the collection of panelists at this year’s annual summit showcased a remarkable lineup of documentary filmmakers, political journalists and overall advocates for justice. The event featured thought-provoking discussions and insights from renowned figures such as acclaimed documentary maker Alex Gibney, comedian and host Amber Ruffin, the tireless crusaders behind the “Unsolved Mysteries” series and many more.

Key moments included a panel of political correspondents and anchors comprised of Abby Phillip, Yamiche Alcindor, Katy Tur, Tony Dokoupil, and Geoff Bennett, who discussed the realities and hypocrisies of covering former President Donald Trump. CBS News President Susan Zirinsky also joined the conference to discuss the documentary “We Will Dance Again.” The event concluded with the presentation of the Truth Seekers Award to journalist E. Jean Carroll.

For the second week in a row, “Saving Bikini Bottom: The Sandy Cheeks Movie” was the most-watched title on Netflix. The “SpongeBob” film hit 13.4 million views between Aug. 5 and 11, up from the 12.8 million views it reached after its first three days of streaming.

Also like last week, “A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder,” led by “Wednesday” star Emma Myers, was the biggest TV title of the week with 8.4 million views reached in its first full week of availability, an improvement on the previous week’s 7.4 million views in four days.

At No. 2 on the TV chart was the debut of “The Umbrella Academy” Season 4, which hit 8.4 million views in its first four days on Netflix. It was followed by docuseries “Simone Biles Rising,” which hit 3.7 million views in its fourth week on the chart, buoyed by Biles’ performance at the 2024 Olympics.

Two more debuts followed: the first season of the U.

Unsolved Mysteries, iconic since the 1980s, remains disturbing with re-enactments and audience interaction influencing eerie cases. A spontaneous human combustion survivor, Kay Fletcher's story is terrifying to this day The show also covers cases like the Mad Butcher of Kingsbury and the haunting of the Queen Mary, delving into the macabre and unexplained.

Warning: contains descriptions of graphic violence and disturbing language.

Unsolved Mysteries, first aired in the 1980s, is responsible for nightmares around the world, with some of the show's most disturbing episodes burned into the public consciousness. The beloved show is a documentary series exploring cases ranging from cold murders, to the supernatural. Although some mysteries have lost their impact, many remain just as powerful decades after the episodes were first aired.

Part of what makes Unsolved Mysteries' legacy iconic is its re-enactments, as well as requests for viewers to call in. This has sometimes led to exciting developments,...

“A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder” debuted on Luminate’s weekly viewership rankings with 699.1 million minutes watched in its first full week of availability on Netflix, making it the most-watched streaming original across both the film and TV charts for Aug. 2-8 by far.

This comes after a particularly slow week of streaming; between July 26 and Aug. 1 was Season 6 of “Love Island USA” with just 386.5 million minutes watched. And beyond a solid debut for “A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder,” the summer slowdown continued this week, as “Love Island USA” stayed near the top of the chart, clinching the No. 2 position with 365.9 million minutes watched in the second full week of availability of the season finale.

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