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1 week ago | netflixlife.com | Todd Vandenberg

The thriller wraps up what we hope is just the first of several seasonsByTodd Vandenberg|2 hours agoNetflix has another great series with the addition of Dept. Q. to its stable of top suspense thrillers. Hopefully you've already binged on this one. If not, allow me to nudge you in the proper direction. If you're a fan of taut thrillers and near-suffocating suspense, you've found your new obsession. Based on a series of suspense novels by Swedish author Jussi Adler-Olsen, Dept.

1 week ago | netflixlife.com | Todd Vandenberg

Episodes 2 through 5 ratchet up the suspenseDept. Q has remained in the top 10 Netflix shows since its debut on May 29th, and deservedly so. There has rarely been such a great blend of suspense, with just enough dark humor, as we see in this series. There are literally thousands of viewing choices on your favorite streamer at any given time. Every week brings a new batch of series and movies, all competing for your most precious possession: time. So we take our recommendations seriously.

1 week ago | netflixlife.com | Todd Vandenberg

An excellent start to a gripping thriller. There's no shortage of great suspense series on Netflix. But Dept. Q has just set the bar even higher. Let's take a look at just what makes the show so great, beginning with Episode 1. The show is based on a series of novels by Danish author Jussi Adler-Olsen. To date, there are 10 novels in all. Considering they've been translated into 30 languages, I think it's fair to say that the series has been a successful enterprise.

1 week ago | netflixlife.com | Todd Vandenberg

Thrills and chills awaitNetflix recently added one of the best horror films of the decade in Barbarian. If you survived that onslaught to the senses, we've got three more horrifying tales for you. A quick note: like Barbarian, all three of these films are led by strong women, both the characters and actresses. So if you're the incel-type with mommy issues, you might want to stay safe with your Jason and Freddy fantasies. The adults will be watching these.

1 week ago | netflixlife.com | Ljubinko Zivkovic

The series is based on a popular comic strip series and shot in Buenos Aires itselfThere was no big fanfare, or viewers, for that matter, when the Argentinian sci-fi series started showing on Netflix at the end of April (April 30, to be precise) in 2025. Yet, as the month passed, the viewership steadily grew, particularly among sci-fi fans who favor that dystopian element.