Well, well, well... What's New to Netflix is back to tell you about the new content on Netflix in November 2025 because that's what we do best!

Then we check out the sequel to Sinister, with, you guessed it, Sinister 2 from 2015. Next, it's those turtles who are also teenage mutant ninjas, giving it another go in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem from 2023. And finally, Colin Farrell tackles a severe gambling addiction with the help of a mysterious stranger in The Ballad of a Small Player from 2025.

All of this plus a mini-review of Edgar Wright's The Running Man, keyword rankings, erotic magazines, Huey Lewis, secret spouses, and Stranger Things season 5 chat.

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It's Sheen-tober down in What's New to Netflix town, as we look at two Charlie Sheen movies from different points in his career as well as discuss the new Netflix docuseries, aka Charlie Sheen. We go through a zillion new titles as well.

Up first, it's the movie where Charlie Sheen impersonates his girlfriend to write inspiring advice and bang his boss in Good Advice from 2001. Next, Clint Eastwood stars in and directs The Rookie from 1990. Charlie Sheen plays a young cop who gets in over his head and kicks a lot of ass. And finally, it's the Netflix two-part miniseries, aka Charlie Sheen from 2025, where the man himself talks about his family, his life, and his many meltdowns.

All of this plus more Mike Myers and less Michael Myers, dudes, Dr. Seuss, Posh Spice, yacht shock!, shows with lots of talking, zany schemes, twits, Seinfeld gets mentioned, and The Witcher season 4 speculations.

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What's New to Netflix is here to tell you about all of the new stuff coming to Netflix in September 2025!

Then we get into the three-hour '90s western epic Wyatt Earp, starring Kevin Costner, Dennis Quaid, and Gene Hackman, from 1994. Following that, it's an animated film from Genndy Tartakovsky about a horndog pooch, voiced by Adam DeVine, that's about to be neutered in Fixed from 2025. And then we watch Lucas Black's journey from street-racing misfit to Drift King in The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift from 2006.

All of this plus escape rooms, inside men, more Wednesday chat, a resort for Pokémon, Daddy's Home(s), a fight event, haunted hotels, House of Guinness, and movie titles based off of popular song titles.

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What are you doing? You don't want to miss the new episode of What's New to Netflix, where we go through all of the new titles coming to Netflix in August 2025, do you?

We also watch Kevin James go from unmotivated schoolteacher to fearsome MMA fighter in Here Comes the Boom from 2012. Then, Jason Bateman, Charlie Day, and Jason Sudeikis want to kill their bosses, played by Kevin Spacey, Jennifer Aniston, and Colin Farrell, in Horrible Bosses from 2011. And finally, it's the movie no one really expected, the long-awaited sequel to Happy Gilmore, Happy Gilmore 2, starring Adam Sandler as the titular Happy Gilmore, from 2025.

All of this plus the first two movies in popular franchises, Wednesday chat, the truth behind reality TV, the mysteries of Barbie, and lots of scenarios where the elderly need to solve murders.

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Get ready for music, mayhem, and poop, because it's the What's New to Netflix: Trainwreck Special, where we review three new Trainwreck docs streaming on Netflix! And we also talk about the titles coming to Netflix in July 2025.

First up, Travis Scott's 2021 Astroworld concert goes from dangerous to deadly in Trainwreck: The Astroworld Tragedy, directed by Yemi Bamiro & Hannah Poulter, from 2025. Next, the mayor of Toronto, Rob Ford, gets caught smoking crack on video in Trainwreck: Mayor of Mayhem, directed by Shianne Brown, also from 2025. And finally, the Carnival Triumph is stranded at sea, and the passengers' excrement has nowhere else to go in Trainwreck: Poop Cruise, directed by James Ross, from 2025, as well.

All of this plus a bonus mini-review of Trainwreck: The Cult of American Apparel, trying to understand the Karate Kid franchise, The Old Guard 2, sharks, building a band, secrets in the wilderness, and even more Trainwreck chat.

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You know what time it is? That's right! It's time for What's New to Netflix to tell you about the content that's on Netflix in June 2025!

It's also time to see a Muhammad Ali biopic starring Will Smith and directed by Michael Mann from 2001. And also Heart Eyes, the movie where a killer wearing a mask with heart-shaped eyes goes on a killing spree on Valentine's Day, starring Olivia Holt and Mason Gooding, directed by Josh Ruben, from 2025. And then we get dressed up in our tuxes for the latest entry in the Fear Street series, Fear Street: Prom Queen, directed by Matt Palmer from 2025.

All of this plus N64 games for movies we didn't know existed, Reebok talk, tire shops, bonding movies, movies where people find themselves, K-pop CDs at Target, and Squid Game season three chat.

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What's New to Netflix gets into all of the titles for Netflix in May 2025, and it's a lot to cover, so be sure to listen, because you don't want to miss out!

Then Scarlett Johansson uses 100% of her brain, leading to all sorts of action mayhem in Luc Besson's Lucy from 2014. Next, we did the first Sicario last month, so now we tackle Sicario: Day of the Soldado from 2018. And finally, Tom Hardy kicks all kinds of ass while also getting his ass kicked in the ass-kicking, Havoc, directed by Gareth Evans from 2025.

All of this plus all of the Airport movies, all of the Twilight movies, Vince Vaughn's acting range, betting is cool, football parents, sneaky links, wild robots, and we put the dumb back in Tudum!

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We are back again, proving once and for all that What's New to Netflix is the ultimate Netflix podcast, especially when it comes to telling you all of the new titles coming to Netflix in April 2025!

Then it's Tom Hiddleston in a J. G. Ballard adaptation of madness, destruction, and paint in High-Rise, directed by Ben Wheatley from 2015. Next, Emily Blunt has to do some very unethical things in order to bring a drug cartel down, with the help of Benecio del Toro and Josh Brolin in Sicario, directed by Denis Villeneuve, from 2015. And then we get into The Russo Brothers' The Electric State from 2025. Is it as bad as people say it is? Can Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt salvage this movie, or is this one for the scrap heap?

All of this plus the shocking absence of comedy specials and reality shows and the return of Black Mirror and You.

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After ten long years of podcasting, it's come to this: another What's New to Netflix commentary episode. We give a full-length commentary to a movie streaming now on Netflix, though in the case of this title, you might have to watch it somewhere else, unfortunately.

If you do end up getting the chance to view this flick from the comfort of your couch, you'll be joining us as we watch The Nice Guys, starring Russell Crowe and Ryan Gosling, who, as the poster suggests, are "not that nice." Shane Black directs this goofy period neo-noir from 2016 featuring lots of heavy drinking and limbs getting injured. It's a groovy scene, man!

WARNING: This is not a typical episode of What's New to Netflix. This is an audio commentary. This episode is meant to be listened to while you watch The Nice Guys. If you try to listen to this episode and you are not watching The Nice Guys along with us, a lot of this will not make any sense.

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Welcome to the extra special What's New to Netflix: Ten-Year Anniversary Extravaganza! We did it, everyone! We made it ten whole years! We talk about our favorite and least-favorite Netflix titles of all time that we reviewed on the show and talk about what's new for March 2025 as well.

Then, we cover three of the most popular Netflix series ever (really just the pilot episodes) when we go over House of Cards from 2013, Stranger Things from 2016, and Squid Game from 2021.

All of this plus a champagne toast, lots of reminiscing, shows with secrets, how Netflix has changed over the years, how we have changed over the years, more shows with secrets, and so much partying!

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