7 Best True Crime Series You Can Binge On Netflix Now (October 2025)

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These shows often become available on streaming platforms, letting people watch multiple episodes at once. Streaming services also have fewer rules, so shows can depict even graphic or upsetting crimes realistically. There are quite a few of these types of shows on Netflix, and some might be a bit intense to watch right before going to sleep.

After Crunchyroll Removal, This Classic Shonen Jump Anime Is Now Impossible to Stream

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It appears the anime series Claymore is no longer available on Crunchyroll. Several users, including @MangaAlerts on X, have noticed its removal from the streaming service. While it’s still accessible through Crunchyroll’s partnerships with platforms like YouTube Premium and Roku at the moment, that access is likely temporary if the anime has been fully removed from Crunchyroll’s library.

The Defining Horror Franchise of the 21st Century Finally Returns This Month After 6 Long Years

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As a huge Stephen King fan, I’m really excited about the new HBO prequel. It’s not just taking us back to Derry, it’s completely rethinking the town’s history. Instead of just revisiting the story of the Losers’ Club, this series goes back decades to show us how Derry first started to become…well, Derry. The previous adaptations – the miniseries and the recent movies – always hinted at this repeating cycle of evil, but this one seems like it’s going to dig into the origins of it all. It feels like more than just another retelling; it’s building on a horror legend that’s been captivating us for almost forty years.

‘CAMP’ Review: Dreamlike Fantasy Horror Speaks to the Power of Letting Go

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I just finished watching this really interesting coming-of-age story about a young woman named Emily, played brilliantly by Zola Grimmer. She’s haunted by a tragic accident – she accidentally hit a little girl with her car, and the movie explores how that’s shaped her feelings about guilt and taking responsibility. The way they reveal this is so unique – it happens during a super awkward and darkly funny game of Truth or Dare. Seriously, imagine dropping ‘I killed a kid once’ into that – it completely changes everything!

‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Trailer Release Could Be a Winter Warmer for MCU Fans

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The news comes from TrailerTrack, who say they’ve heard about potential release dates. There was talk that Marvel Studios might follow Christopher Nolan’s example and release a short preview of Avengers: Doomsday a year before the movie comes out – he did something similar with a brief trailer for The Odyssey earlier this year. That initial plan is still possible, and we might see two Marvel trailers released by the end of the year.

Netflix’s New Thriller Based on a Dark True Story Becomes Instant Streaming Success

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The new Netflix series, No One Saw Us Leave, has quickly become a hit! Debuting on October 15th, it reached number one in many Latin American countries, including Mexico, Argentina, and Brazil, within just six days. In the United States, the show has consistently stayed in the Top 5 since its release, and it’s currently a Top 10 hit in over 37 countries worldwide, including the UK. These numbers suggest the show is already a major talking point for many viewers.

7 Great Wolverine Villains Nobody Talks About

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Many of Wolverine’s greatest enemies aren’t famous outside of his most dedicated fans. While they might not be as well-known as other Marvel villains, they’re actually really interesting and deserve more attention. Here are seven fantastic Wolverine villains that most people have never heard of.

Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo: How Did Tsurugi See Mahito?

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Mahito, an incredibly strong curse, caused massive destruction in Shibuya before being pushed to his limit and defeated by Yuji Itadori. Just as Yuji was about to finish him off, Kenjaku intervened, absorbing Mahito using Suguru Geto’s abilities. It seemed like Mahito was gone for good, but he proved to be remarkably resilient, reappearing both in the story’s climax and its continuation. However, only Tsurugi could actually see him, and the reason for this is surprisingly straightforward.