Here’s What’s Coming to Netflix Next Week
There are some interesting titles hitting Netflix next week. It’s a tight lineup of fresh series, gripping films, and a few old favorites that feel like comfort food. Whether you’re after a tense thriller or a quick laugh, there’s something here to light up your screen.
The mix feels just right—not too much to wade through, but enough to keep your watchlist buzzing. From big casts to bold ideas, these titles are ready to pull you in. I’ve been checking out what’s coming, and I’m stoked to share the highlights you’ll want to catch.
‘The Glass Dome’ – April 15
This Swedish series follows a criminologist chasing a missing-person case that cuts deep into her own past. The snowy backdrop and tight cast set a moody tone, with every episode peeling back layers of secrets.
I’m hooked on the vibe already. ‘The Glass Dome’ blends a slow-burn mystery with raw emotion, making it a top pick for anyone who loves a good puzzle.
‘Kian’s Bizarre B&B’ – April 15
Kian84 hosts this wild South Korean reality show, joined by BTS’ Jin and Ji Ye-eun. They’re running a quirky guesthouse on a remote island, where every guest brings a dose of chaos and charm. It drops Tuesday, promising laughs and warm moments.
This one’s pure joy. ‘Kian’s Bizarre B&B’ has a loose, fun energy that’s tough to beat, especially with Jin’s star power lighting things up.
‘Young Sheldon’ Season 7 – April 15
Iain Armitage is back as the pint-sized genius in this ‘Big Bang Theory’ prequel. Set in Texas, it follows Sheldon’s high school days, mixing family antics with sharp humor. It’s out Tuesday, delivering more of its cozy charm.
I can’t get enough of this show’s heart. Season 7 keeps the laughs coming while letting Sheldon grow, perfect for a laid-back binge.
‘Ransom Canyon’ – April 17
Minka Kelly and Josh Duhamel star in this Texas drama about tangled hearts and small-town secrets. The wide-open landscapes and messy relationships give it a warm, lived-in feel. It hits Thursday, ready to pull you in.
I’m all about this one’s vibe. ‘Ransom Canyon’ mixes romance with just enough intrigue to keep you glued to every episode.
‘iHostage’ – April 18
This Dutch thriller tracks a man caught in a real-life hostage crisis, fighting to outsmart his captors. It’s lean, intense, and led by a performance that carries the whole film. It’s out Friday, built for edge-of-your-seat viewing.
I’m already stressed in a good way. ‘iHostage’ doesn’t let up, making it a must for anyone craving a tight, gripping story.
Here’s everything else coming to Netflix next week
Here’s the full list of movies and TV shows coming to Netflix next week, based on what’s been confirmed so far.
- ‘Misconception’ (movie) – April 14
- ‘Hereditary’ (movie) – April 15
- ‘KonoSuba: God’s Blessing on This Wonderful World’ Season 1 (show) – April 15
- ‘The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent’ (movie) – April 15
- ‘Behind the Curtain: Stranger Things The First Shadow’ (movie) – April 15
- ‘The Diamond Heist’ (show) – April 16
- ‘I Am Not Mendoza’ (movie) – April 16
- ‘Project UFO’ (show) – April 16
- ‘Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins’ (movie) – April 16
- ‘The Legend of Korra’ Seasons 1-4 (show) – April 16
- ‘Baby Mama’ (movie) – April 16
- ‘Istanbul Encyclopedia’ Season 1 (show) – April 17
- ‘Oklahoma City Bombing: American Terror’ (movie) – April 18
- ‘Heavenly Ever After’ (movie) – April 19
- ‘My Love in Paradise’ (movie) – April 19
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