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October saw the return of many hit series to Netflix and the introduction of some quality Netflix Original feature films.
Viewers will also have the opportunity to stream one of television’s most popular sitcoms of all time in its entirety, watch a biopic about former NFL player and controversial activist Colin Kaepernick, and Check out super scary new content before Halloween.
Below you’ll find information on the top 10 shows and movies coming this October to Netflix, so start planning your viewing schedule!
1. The Sinner (2021)
Coming to Netflix: October 1
English language
guilty is a remake of the atmospheric 2018 Danish film of the same name. The film stars Jake Gyllenhaal as demoted detective and 911 dispatcher Joe Baylor, who tries to save the life of a distressed mystery caller in Los Angeles besieged by a raging wildfire. However, in true Hollywood style, “nothing seems like it… facing the truth is his only way out”.
Also starring Ethan Hawke, Riley Keough, Christina Vidal, Eli Goree, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, Paul Dano and Peter Sarsgaard, guilty directed by Antoine Fuqua (Training day) and written by Nic Pizzolatto (True detective).
2. Seinfeld (Seasons 1-9, 1989-1998)
Coming to Netflix: October 1
English language
Won 10 Primetime Emmys, all 180 episodes of the legendary sitcom Seinfeld will come to Netflix exclusively worldwide on October 1.
The hit movie “Nothing” stars Jerry Seinfeld, Jason Alexander, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Michael Richards as 30-something friends in New York City.
Keep an eye out for some of the most memorable guest stars to ever appear on television in the timeless series.
3. Forever Rich (2021)
Coming to Netflix: October 1
Language: Dutch (English Subtitles)
I like the premise of this action movie from De Libya Directed by Shady El-Hamus.
“Promising rapper Richie is on the verge of a breakthrough. Right before the most important performance of his career, he was robbed of his watch by a group of armed teenagers. To get revenge and save his reputation, Richie embarks on a chase that pushes him further and further away…”
Forever rich looks quite vibrant!
4. Nightlife (2016)
Coming to Netflix: October 1
English language
There’s never a bad time for Ben Affleck’s crime drama on Netflix. Affleck directed and stars in this prohibition-era gangster film alongside Brendan Gleeson (In Bruges), Titus Welliver (Bosch), Chris Messina (Argo) and Elle Fanning (super 8).
Based on the novel by Dennis Lehane, Affleck plays Joe Coughlan, a Boston guy who forms a group in Florida, only to take on local criminals and the Klu Klux Klan.
Although not as good Town or Argo, Nightlife is a solid piece of filmmaking and well worth watching during the Quiet Autumn period.
5. Is There Someone in Your House (2021)
Coming to Netflix: October 6
English language
What would an October movie and series slate be without a ton of Halloween-friendly content?
There is someone in your house is a slasher movie (with cornfields, of course) based on the New York Times bestseller by Stephanie Perkins. As the IMDB synopsis reads: “The graduating class at Osborne High School is being targeted by a masked attacker, intent on exposing each victim’s darkest secret.”
It will take the combined efforts of Osborne High’s most unfavorable elements to bring down the town’s killer.
6. You (Part 3, 2021)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAN1ThhTWsE
Coming to Netflix: October 15
English language
If you’re unfamiliar with this stalker series starring Penn Badgely as the super creepy (to put it mildly) Joe Goldberg, I recommend you spend a few days bingeing the first two seasons .
In Part Three, Joe is settling into a happy family life with his wife Love and a new baby boy. Or is he? Old habits are hard to break.
7. Internal affairs (2021)
Coming to Netflix: October 22
English language
Fan of the famous animated movie Reduce gravity will depend entirely on this part from crew member Shion Takeuchi, who is executive produced by Alex Hirsch.
According to Netflix, the new animated comedy series is “set in the so-called Deep State, where we follow workers trying to keep their secrets underground.”
Internal work features the voice talents of Will Blagrove, Tisha Campbell and Lizzy Kaplan. Also, keep an eye out for Christian Slater!
8. Locke & Key (Part 2, 2021)
Coming to Netflix: October 22
English language
Locks & Keys is a fantasy film based on the critically acclaimed comic book series of the same name by Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez.
Locks & Keys about “three siblings who, after their father is murdered, move into their ancestral home Key House, only to discover the house has magical keys that give them countless powers and ability.”
The first season of the show was a huge success for Netflix, so much so that the third season of the fantasy drama was filmed while the second season was awaiting release.
“Locke” yourself to catch the first series before the new season ends!
9. Army of Thieves (2021)
Coming to Netflix: October 29
English language
Zach Snyder sits in the writer’s chair for the prequel to his zombie blockbuster Army of the dead. Set six years before the events in Las Vegas, the film focuses on one of the first film’s most famous characters.
Bank teller Ludwig Dieter is “thrown into the adventure of a lifetime when a mysterious woman recruits him to join Interpol’s most wanted criminals, attempting to steal a string of legendary safes. phone, cannot be cracked across Europe.”
Matthias Shweigofer directs and stars as Dieter, with Nathalie Emmanuel, Ruby O. Fee and Guz Khan also part of the cast.
10. Colin in black and white
Coming to Netflix: October 29
English language
A Netflix original limited series from Ava DuVernay’s Array Filmworks studio, Colin in black and white delves into the life of former NFL quarterback and famous activist Colin Kaepernick.
Kaepernick’s decision to kneel during the U.S. National Anthem before an NFL game effectively ended his career, but also sparked dialogue about American Civil Rights issues. African American.
Colin in black and white starring Jaden Michael, Nick Offerman and Mary-Louise Parker.
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