Netflix: All Releases of the Week with a Ton of Series

Fresh Genres Await on Netflix’s Weekly Releases

Netflix, like other major streaming services, regularly adds fresh content to its library. Viewers can find a diverse range of genres, including comedy, romance, drama, and compelling true crime documentaries.

For the week of September 8–14, 2025, Netflix adds three new titles to its movie collection: September 10: Gaston Lagaffe This French comedy is based on André Franquin’s comic book. It stars Théo Fernandez, Arnaud Ducret, Pierre-François Martin-Laval, Alison Wheeler, and Jérôme Commandeur. September 12: Paris Lost A young adult romantic comedy, Paris Lost features Miranda Cosgrove and Pierson Fode. The story follows a city dweller who finds herself unexpectedly lost in Texas. September 14: Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford Catch a live broadcast of the boxing match between Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford.

New Series Week on Netflix: September 10-12 – Dating, Drama, Werewolves, and More

While the movie slate is lighter, Netflix offers a strong lineup of new series for the week, covering various genres: September 10 Who’s Charlie: A docuseries delving into actor Charlie Sheen’s life. The Dead: This series follows two resilient sisters in 1960s Mexico who unveil their true nature as ruthless killers from a brothel. For Better or Worse: A Netflix reality dating game where 30 singles seek romance while blindfolded. September 11 The Wolf King: A young adult animated series about a warrior who discovers he is the last in a line of werewolves. Tyler Perry’s Beauty in Black Season 2: The drama continues in this Netflix-produced series. Journal of a Girl Dumped: This series portrays a woman’s journey as she ventures into dating apps. September 12 You and the Rest of the World: A Korean event drama. In the Nets of Facebook Rapist: A new miniseries. These titles join Netflix’s expanding library, offering a variety of choices for viewers throughout the week.

In Case You Missed It

For those interested in the world of K-pop and its growing influence in global entertainment, don’t miss Sophie Laurent’s latest piece on how “KPop Demon Hunters” has found its perfect home on Netflix (September 6, 2025). The article explores the series’ unprecedented success and the strategic decisions behind its streaming release, including Sony Pictures Entertainment’s reflections on their initial choice. Dive into the details at KPop Demon Hunters Finds Its Perfect Home, Says Sony. For fans of action-packed adventures and the indomitable Lara Croft, don’t miss Carlos Mendoza’s latest piece on “Netflix Confirms End of Animated Tomb Raider Series” (September 4, 2025), which delves into the upcoming second and final season of the animated series. The post offers an exciting glimpse into Lara Croft’s new quest to reclaim stolen African Orisha masks across the globe, along with introductions to new characters like Sam, played by Karen Fukuhara. Plus, there’s news about a live-action Tomb Raider series on Amazon starring Sophie Turner! Dive in for all the thrilling details Netflix Confirms End of Animated Tomb Raider Series. For those interested in the latest developments in the gaming industry, especially concerning Perfect Dark’s tumultuous journey, be sure to check out Carlos Mendoza’s detailed analysis titled “Game Developer Tried to Keep Perfect Dark Going with Take-Two, But Talks With Microsoft Fell Through” (September 2, 2025). The post delves into the recent failed negotiations between Crystal Dynamics and Microsoft regarding the game’s future, as well as the broader implications for the studios involved. Game Developer Tried to Keep Perfect Dark Going with Take-Two, But Talks With Microsoft Fell Through to stay informed about this significant turn of events in the gaming world.