Netflix releases the first We Have a Ghost trailer
The star-studded horror comedy will debut on the popular streaming platform on February 24.
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Netflix claims it has never canceled a successful show
Frustrated viewers have criticized the platform for canceling fan favorites with the hashtag 'Netflix, correct your mistake.'
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Netflix VP explains why Zack Snyder’s Rebel Moon is split into two films
Ori Marmur stated that Snyder’s passion for the film influenced the decision to make it into two parts.
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“SaveWarriorNun ” billboard surfaces opposite Netflix’s LA headquarters
Warrior Nun showrunner, Simon Barry, acknowledged the movement and their initiative on Twitter, claiming to be "stunned and beyond impressed" by their effort.
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Cobra Kai renewed for a sixth and final season
But, don't worry, the show's creators confirmed that more spin-offs set in the Miyagi-Verse are in the works.
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Netflix unveils Zack Snyder’s Rebel Moon release date
Zack Snyder’s Rebel Moon is one of 49 feature films that will premiere on Netflix in 2023.
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Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery breaks into Netflix’s Top 5 most popular films
The Rian Johnson-directed film has justified Netflix’s investment in it.
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Netflix iPhone app receives refreshed interface with latest update
The streaming giant rolled out an update for its iOS app featuring a refreshed interface, more fluid animations, and a generally improved user experience.
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The Rock charged studio $1 million per post to promote Red Notice
The Rock's films have grossed over $12.5 billion worldwide, making him one of the highest-grossing box-office stars of all time.
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Netflix is still working on the Vince McMahon documentary
Despite all the cuts and cancelations, Netflix is still pushing through with its documentary about the WWE's founder.
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Rian Johnson shares Knives Out 3 update
The Glass Onion director revealed he is already writing the script for Knives Out 3, among other things.
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Sebastian Croft distances himself from Hogwarts Legacy
According to the Heartstopper actor, "I know far more now than I did three years ago, and hope to learn far more in the next...
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James Gunn says no casting made for Superman reboot
Through a social media response, DC Studios Co-CEO James Gunn debunks that actor Jacob Elordi or any actor is already cast for the Superman reboot.
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Netflix cancels Uncoupled after its debut season
Netflix decided to not renew the Neil Patrick Harris show for a second season following an abysmal outing on its debut season.
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The second and final season of Mo has been renewed by Netflix
The A24 series premiered on August 24, 2022, on Netflix.
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Dungeons & Dragons TV series rolls up to Paramount Plus
Paramount+ rolls the dice on a live action Dungeons & Dragons television series written and directed by Rawson Marshall Thurber (Red Notice).
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Netflix is suffering from its own success: A glance at 2023
After spending years taking down giants, Netflix has now effectively become the target and it's finding it difficult to keep up with its competition.
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Neil Gaiman reassures fans that The Sandman is safe amid Netflix cancellations and issues with WBD
”If there's a Netflix and nothing unforeseen and tragic happens to close the world or the show down, then there will be more Sandman” said...
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Netflix releases official trailer for You season 4
Netflix’s You season 4 trailer shows Penn Badgley’s Joe Goldberg as the target of a stalker who might be after his life.
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SnyderVerse fans calling for Warner Bros. to sell the DC franchise to Netflix
Zack Snyder is liking social media posts from the movement calling Warner Bros. Discovery to sell Zack Snyder's Justice League to rival Netflix
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Wednesday gets officially renewed for a second season
Will be we getting another viral TikTok dance number from Jenna Ortega in Season 2?
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Glass Onion is Netflix’s 10th most watched-film ever
Glass Onion cracks Netflix’s Most Popular Films list and enters at number 10.
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Wednesday may ditch Netflix for another platform
New seasons of Netflix’s newest and highly popular show, Wednesday, might stream on Amazon’s Prime Video instead of the platform where it debuted.
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‘1899’ canceled after one season on Netflix
Seven weeks after season 1 debuted on small screens powered by the streaming giant, Netflix has pulled the plug on further 1899 production.