Netflix Life

3 days ago | netflixlife.com | Todd Vandenberg

Love. Death. Romance. Crime. Gambling. And yes, robots. Netflix is bringing some heavy hitters to your screens this week. Your favorite streaming service has them all: new movies, series, and seasons of fan favorites. If you're looking for true crime - not the political kind, we've had more than enough of that, thank you - Netflix has it this week. Looking to escape it all with some light comedy? You'll find it here. Or maybe you want your laughs in a darker vein - you came to the right place.

4 days ago | netflixlife.com | Ljubinko Zivkovic

The new crime series set to be released soon. ByLjubinko Zivkovic|11 minutes agoAt the turn of this century, a crime series titled Cold Case was quite a rage among viewers. Starring Kathryn Morris, a Philadelphia detective with her problems, who went on solving a cold case after another, the series ran for seven years. Dept. Q, a new Netflix series with a similar concept that will open its cold case files on May 29, 2025, might repeat such a success.

6 days ago | netflixlife.com | Wendi Oliveros

The docuseries is expected to tell the story of Shaq's role in relaunching the Reebok brand ByWendi Oliveros|12 minutes agoNetflix announced the release date for the docuseries following NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal as the President of Reebok. Power Moves will drop on June 4. Flanked by Vice President Allen Iverson, Shaq is charged with relaunching the Reebok basketball brand. Reebok gave Shaq his first break, so he wants to return the favor by putting it back on the basketball map.

1 week ago | netflixlife.com | Todd Vandenberg

Comedy, drama, action, more comedy - it's all on Netflix this weekTrue crime, action, horror: sounds like just another night shift at the Waffle House. But you can get it all in the comfort of your home on Netflix this week Smothered and covered is at your discretion. You'll find new seasons of several popular series this week, and plenty of new fare, too.

1 week ago | netflixlife.com | Lee Vowell

How good is it? Rejoice, Little House on the Prairie fans. You might never think a reboot of the hit 1970s series starring Michael Landon would be worth watching, but Netflix will make a run at it. The series was previously rumored to be heading toward pre-production, and this week, Netflix delivered the news about who will make up the main cast. Some of the faces are familiar, but not all—just the way Netflix planned.