This week, Netflix subscribers are in for a treat as the platform launches a variety of new content, led by a highly anticipated period drama from the creators of Peaky Blinders. The fresh slate of shows also includes a Spanish psychological thriller, the return of a Japanese sci-fi hit, a new season of a gothic vampire series, and the next installment of a blockbuster reality show.
The marquee release is undoubtedly House of Guinness. This eight-episode series delves into the history of the world-famous brewing family, focusing on the tumultuous period of the 1860s. Set in Dublin and New York, the story ignites with a succession crisis that pits family members against one another in a ruthless battle for control. With its pedigree, the series is expected to deliver the same level of grit, style, and complex character drama that made Peaky Blinders a global success.
Also available is Angela, a six-part Spanish mystery that is sure to enthrall fans of suspense. Based on the 2021 English show Angela Black, it follows a woman who appears to have a perfect life but is secretly suffering in an abusive marriage. Her world is thrown into chaos when a private investigator reveals dark secrets about her husband, forcing her to question everything she knows and fight for her survival.
Returning to the platform are two fan-favorite shows from the fantasy and sci-fi genres. The third season of Alice in Borderland plunges viewers back into its high-stakes world, where characters must compete in deadly games to survive. The new season will see protagonist Arisu confronting the Borderland once again, this time dealing with the heavy themes of death and memory loss. Additionally, season two of Interview With The Vampire will become available on September 30, continuing its adaptation of Anne Rice’s iconic vampire chronicles.
Finally, the cultural sensation Love is Blind is back for a ninth season on October 1. The social experiment takes its unique dating format to Detroit, where 32 hopeful singles will try to find love without seeing each other. The twist remains: they can only meet in person after getting engaged. It’s a formula that has consistently delivered compelling television, and this season promises to be no different. This week’s lineup truly has something for everyone.