Netflix released a teaser trailer with a smorgasbord of its 2024 lineup of original programming, mixing old favorites with the new.
While Netflix's future in gaming remains murky, it's clear the company wants to carve out its niche in a competitive space.
Emmy-winning showrunner Hwang Dong-hyuk is set to return as the director and executive producer of the second season.
Squid Game Season 2 finds itself in an unenviable position of having to top the most-streamed series on any platform of all time.
Watching 455 contestants engage in absurd challenges, only to ultimately fall short of winning $4.56 million, is worth the November Netflix subscription.
The streaming giant is putting big money into the country after the massive success of Squid Game, among other shows.
It appears that Netflix can't wait for the second season of its most-viewed original project of all time to launch on its platform.
Squid Game: The Challenge is currently filming in the United Kingdom where players report requiring medical attention due to freezing temperatures.
Frustrated viewers have criticized the platform for canceling fan favorites with the hashtag 'Netflix, correct your mistake.'
Netflix's Wednesday is just the third show on the platform to pull in more than a billion hours watched within a month of launching.
One of the most prestigious events in Hollywood, the Golden Globe Awards, has released a list of nominees for its 80th event scheduled to hold in early 2023.
Jason Momoa lists the different rules for surviving the dreaming realm in the upcoming Slumberland on Netflix.
As if it was ever in doubt, the death game that took the world by storm in 2021 will be back for a second season.
According to the show's creator, he sprinkled hints about a potential follow-up season just in case Squid Game blew up big.
After working on Squid Game for over a decade, the creator confirms that the follow-up season won't arrive until at least two years after its streaming debut.
Hwang Dong-hyuk recently indicated that he'll have more to share about Squid Game's follow-up season.
Netflix co-CEO and chief content officer Ted Sarandos revealed that the platform's biggest launch series is going to be back for a second season.
Seong Gi-Hun's actor, Lee Jung-jae, just "confirmed" that his character is coming back to play the titular game.
