'Tis the season for Netflix, and we're bringing you a new episode of What's New to Netflix Instant!? so that spending time with the kids and relatives becomes all the more tolerable.

We meet up with Matt Damon and Edward Norton as they navigate through all the best card games in town in order to score some serious cash and pay off some old debts in Rounders from 1998. Next, Timothée Chalamet plays a young King Henry V who unexpectedly becomes involved with a war against the French, but does he have what it takes to unite England? We find out when we look at The King from 2019, co-written by Joel Edgerton. And finally, Martin Scorsese shows us the rise and fall of a mobster that gets involved with Jimmy Hoffa (and a whole lot of trouble) when we debate the merits of The Irishman and the controversy surrounding the director's recent thoughts on cinema.

All of this plus vampire shows starring people that used to be in vampire shows, the depressing reality behind Marriage Story, films we've reviewed on this podcast that we've already forgotten we reviewed, and are people actually watching Fuller House?

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It's time for another episode of What's New to Netflix Instant!? and we cover a huge amount of films and shows that are hitting Netflix streaming in November 2019.

Then we join up with Steven Seagal and DMX as they try to stop corrupt cops from selling heroin t-shirts in Exit Wounds from 2001. Next, it's a prequel to the first Flintstones movie, only this time the stakes are higher and the slapstick hits harder in The Flintstones: Viva Rock Vegas from 2000. And finally, Eddie Murphy is Rudy Ray Moore, a struggling entertainer that makes it big when he develops Dolemite, which goes from underground sensation to film star in the film based on the inspiring true story, Dolemite Is My Name, from 2019.

All of this plus hectic food competition shows, drug smuggling crime shows, and Netflix attempts to own every atrocious Christmas film that both The Hallmark Channel and Lifetime have ever made.

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It's an all-new episode of What's New to Netflix Instant!? and we're puzzled at the lack of Halloween-themed titles that are coming to Netflix Instant Watch in October 2019.

Then we witness Sean Penn endure hard times when his daughter is murdered, but did he do the right thing in suspecting his best friend is involved? We find out when we talk about Mystic River from 2003. Next, Zach Galifianakis brings Between Two Ferns to the, um, small screen once more, only this time he has the chance to have a real talk show if he can only do ten more interviews for a greedy Will Ferrell in Between Two Ferns: The Movie from 2019. And finally, a cop has to figure out why a killer chooses to commit unexplainable crimes every ten years, even cheating death in the process, when we explore In the Shadow of the Moon, also from 2019.

All of this plus movies about time travel, shows about time travel, and a few cooking and food travel shows, but Netflix is really into time travel right now, so we talk mostly about that.

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On this episode of What's New to Netflix Instant!?, we first check out all of the new titles that are coming to Netflix Instant Watch in September, but then we go back in time (or do we?) and catch up with our childhoods.

Nick-nick-nick-nick-nick-Nickelodeon! That's right, Nickelodeon comes to Netflix when Rocko, Heffer, and Filbert go back to O-Town and modern life gets a little too modern in Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling from 2019. Next, Marlon Wayans goes on the road to track down his siblings and experiences one misadventure after another in Sextuplets, also from 2019. And finally, Invader Zim prepares for phase 2 of his plan to take over Earth, but will he be able to pull it off? We find out in Nickelodeon's second animated special for Netflix, Invader Zim: Enter The Florpus from 2019, as well.

All of this plus Despicable Me knockoffs, Lost knockoffs, Madagascar knockoffs, Finding Nemo knockoffs, and Netflix Originals that knock off other Netflix Originals.

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On this episode of What's New to Netflix Instant!?, we run down all of the new Netflix original movies and shows as well as all of the older titles that are available to stream for August 2019.

Then we watch Patrick Swayze kick some ass as he defends his bar and the innocent townsfolk from a ruthless criminal in Road House from 1989. Next, Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson are two cops that have to set aside their differences and take on a notorious kingpin played by Vince Vaughn with the help of Snoop Dogg in the movie based off the classic show, Starsky & Hutch, from 2004. And finally, Steve Martin is Inspector Clouseau, and he has to fumble his way through an investigation as he tries to catch a murderer and recover a priceless diamond in the remake of The Pink Panther from 2006.

All of this plus all of the Rocky movies, the Netflix Nickelodeon revival, teen sports documentaries, the return of The Dark Crystal, and kids' shows that even kids would find cringey.

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It's a brand new edition of What's New to Netflix Instant!? and we spend our summer vacation talking about all of the new titles that are coming to Netflix in July 2019.

Then two kids steal a police car and try to escape from Kevin Bacon as he tries to recover a not-so-dead body locked in the trunk in Cop Car from 2015. Next, a robot raises a young girl isolated in a facility after humanity has died out only to discover she's not alone in I Am Mother from 2019. And finally, Kevin James is a zookeeper trying to win the heart of his ex-girlfriend with the help of his animal friends in Zookeeper from 2011.

All of this plus Martin Scorsese films, shows that sound like Black Mirror, some Stranger Things talk, the return of Mary Poppins, TV shows with missing seasons, and a documentary about tacos.

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On this episode of What's New to Netflix Instant!?, there are plenty of high-speed thrills, mystery, intrigue, passion, and doppelgängers, but not before we run down all the new June Netflix Instant Watch releases for 2019.

Afterwards we join Chris Evans as he leads an uprising planning to overthrow a super train that harbors the last remaining humans on the planet in Snowpiercer from 2013. Next, Angelina Jolie tries to capture a serial killer that takes on the identities of the victims he kills while also having a relationship with someone who might have ulterior motives in Taking Lives from 2004. And finally, Mark Duplass and Elizabeth Moss are an unhappy couple that decide to go to a cabin for the weekend, but what they encounter isn't exactly what they expected in the surreal dramedy The One I Love from 2014.

All of this plus documentaries about documentaries, movies that you might need to watch more than five times to appreciate, tiny soldiers, Jon Favreau loves cooking, and has everyone already seen Neon Genesis Evangelion, or did Netflix do something people are actually looking forward to?

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Summer is just around the corner, but we're inside, staying glued to our TVs to bring you the latest episode of What's New to Netflix Instant!? as we cover all of the titles that are showing up on Netflix in May 2019.

After we go through the new releases, we join Will Smith as the last man left after a virus has turned most of humanity into bloodthirsty mutants in I Am Legend from 2007. Next, two of horror's biggest franchises crossover, and two of its most iconic villains duke it out in Freddy vs. Jason from 2003. And finally, Denzel Washington has to help a rookie cop, played by Angelina Jolie, stop a meticulous serial killer in The Bone Collector from 1999.

All of this plus unpopular reboots, Netflix original documentaries, cartoons that look like Bojack Horseman but aren't, movie titles that make no sense, TV shows with similar plots, and even more Netflix original movies that sound exactly like other Netflix original movies.

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Here's another new episode of What's New to Netflix Instant!? where we run down all of the new films coming to Netflix Instant Watch for April 2019.

After that we meet the demon barber of Fleet St., Sweeney Todd, when we talk about Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street from 2007. Then we uncover the dirt behind the '80s most debaucherous hair metal band, Mötley Crüe, in The Dirt from 2019. And finally, we go on the road with the highwaymen that brought down Bonnie & Clyde when we talk about The Highwaymen, also from 2019.

All of this plus zombies, Freddy, Jason, Pokémon, Traveling Pants, Super Monsters, extended versions of long movies, and completely original Netflix content.

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We're celebrating four years of What's New to Netflix Instant!? this month, so we did a full-length audio commentary for the iconic paranormal teen thriller Final Destination from 2000.

This is NOT a standard episode; you should watch Final Destination while listening. We'll be commenting on the movie, and there are occasional stretches where we're not talking, but hopefully we more than make up for it with our clever humor and witty ad-libs. We'll be back with our regular format next month!

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