October is here, which means it’s officially spooky season. Kick off your month of screams and jump scares with Below, a six-episode thriller starring Josh Hartnett as a bighearted but stubborn fisherman in Newfoundland. When a mysterious sea creature starts violently terrorizing his coastal hometown, he must confront it to protect his family and close-knit community.
If you’d rather stream something more humorous, throw on the stand-up special Mojo Brookzz: I Know You Lying. Also in the comedy realm are two documentaries: Who Is Martin Mull?, a movie about the beloved actor-musician, and Lorne, a portrait of the Saturday Night Live founder.
The movies and shows available to stream this week include the heartfelt film Tyler Perry’s Doing Life, four seasons of the gritty Jeremy Renner series Mayor of Kingstown, the game-centric kids show Super BOOMi, and the eighth season of the teen football drama All American.
Scroll on for all the titles coming to Netflix the week of Oct. 2–8.
A practical dating app founder and her adventurous competitor test their opposing theories about love through a 60-day challenge to find the right match.
Michael Schumacher’s first World Championship win roars to life through personal interviews and archival footage of the legendary 1994 Formula 1 season.
A single mother and an incarcerated man forge an unlikely bond through heartfelt letters, unlocking a door to redemption, hope, and love against all odds.
More rivals and misadventures follow Ranma (Kappei Yamaguchi and Megumi Hayashibara) and Akane (Noriko Hidaka) as Cologne trains Ryoga (Koichi Yamadera), a cookie war crumbles out of control, and Shampoo (Rei Sakuma) brews new schemes.
As Taiki (Shoya Chiba) and Chinatsu (Reina Ueda) navigate their evolving feelings, a fractured friendship from the past and fierce competition cloud the road to nationals.
A family shattered by loss becomes the perfect prey for a shadow-dwelling creature that feeds on grief, forcing them to face the pain they keep avoiding.
Through star-studded interviews and archival footage, this documentary explores how Lorne Michaels built Saturday Night Live into a comedy institution.
The powerful McLusky family attempts to maintain a fragile peace in Kingstown, Michigan — where incarceration is the city’s biggest business.
In a virtual game universe of their own creation, BOOMi and his friends use imagination, teamwork, and clever inventions to take on new adventures.
Culture clashes and brewing rivalries test a teen football player from South Los Angeles when he’s recruited to the Beverly Hills High School team.
At the foot of Mount Fuji, a new group of lovably awkward adults come together, baring it all as they laugh, cry, clash, and search for their last romance.
Scene-stealer Mojo Brookzz unloads on freaky partners, wild BBL culture, and his niece’s big coming-out present in his debut Netflix special.
When plague-born zombies stalk the 19th-century English countryside, it’s up to the feisty Elizabeth Bennet (Lily James) and the proud Mr. Darcy (Sam Riley) to stop them.
The murder of a popular actress unleashes a Pandora’s box of secrets and espionage that threatens to destroy four childhood friends at its center.
As the leader of Polish rock band Lady Pank, Jan Borysewicz (Mikołaj Bukrewicz) shapes a generation with his music — while a string of family tragedies shapes him.
Mattia (Matteo Martari), Luigi (Pietro Sermonti), Riccardo (Francesco Montanari), and Massimo (Maurizio Lastrico) continue their journey to fit the ever-changing mold of manhood as new jobs and old flings keep them on their toes.
He was a world-class comedian — and that’s not even what he did best. Discover Martin Mull’s lifelong artistic passion in this star-studded documentary.
When a mysterious sea creature starts terrorizing a coastal town, a fisherman must fight to protect his family and his community’s vanishing way of life.
When strange events threaten Unicorn Academy, the Sapphires must join forces with unlikely allies to uncover buried truths about an enchanting legend.
