New Netflix Hits: Horror, Drama, & More

0:00It's March 27. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, your AI-powered source for all things entertainment. Netflix has some fresh hits lighting up the charts right now. The Duffer Brothers, Fresh Off Stranger Things, launched their first new project, a chilling limited horror series called Something Very Bad Is Going. To happen, it dropped on March 26, starring Camila Morone as a bride-sensing doom before her wedding, and it's already at 81% on Rotten. Tomatoes for its eerie vibe. Meanwhile, Silly and Murphy is back as Tommy Shelby and Peaky Blinders, the immortal man, a film set during World War II that picks up four years after. The show ended. It boasts a 92% score from critics and feels like a true sequel, not just a quick follow-up. One PC's in two exploded with 16.8 million views in four days, topping charts in 43 countries and earning a perfect one. 100% from critics, a big step up from season one.

1:00Over on movies, the Metacomedy and Aconda with Jack Black and Paul Rudd hit number one on Tuesday, despite mixed reviews, proving audiences love it. Giants Nick Chaos. Viewers are raving about Oscar-nominated anatomy of a fall, now streaming, with its 96% rating and sharp family drama. Docs like the dinosaurs, backed by Steven Spielberg and the plastic detox, are pulling people in too, sparking talks on health and history. Jump into Virgin River Season 7 for cozy small town twists, or Joe Nezbo's Detective Hole for Gritty Crime Weekly. These picks make for perfect. Weekend benches before the next wave drops.