This week, in addition to a number of new series, Netflix is also adding a series of new films to its offering. In the list below we show you the best films that will be released on Netflix this week.
Useful Netflix pages:
Next to The Cell (2000) in Practical Magic (1998), you can also watch from this week Undertone (2025) on Netflix. Which one will you watch?
6.4 Watch on Netflix • Carl Stargher murders beautiful young women in gruesome ways. FBI agent Peter Novak discovers him, but when they raid his home, the deadly killer is in a deep coma.
6.4
Practical Magic (1998)
New!
Watch on Netflix • Sally and Gillian Owen were raised by their aunts Frances and Bridget after the death of their parents. The two sisters have magical powers that they enjoy.
6.1 Watch on Netflix • Shawn Colfax (Nicholas D’Agosto) and Nick Brady (Eric Christian Olsen) are two stars of their football team who participate in a cheer camp instead of the new football camp that is coming up.
5.9
Undertone (2025)
New!
Watch on Netflix • A podcast host who covers creepy topics moves to care for her dying mother.
5.6
Until the end (2026)
New!
Watch on Netflix • Jada sacrificed everything to become a mother. So when her young son falls ill, she stops at nothing to find him a donor and save his life.
- Watch on Netflix • A respected lawyer must defend a murder suspect he previously brought down. Forced to participate in the cause, he bends every rule to ensure freedom for his former enemy or risk losing everything he holds dear.
-
Miguel Ángel Blanco: The 48 Hours that Changed Everything (2026)
New!
Watch on Netflix • Two days took place in Spain in which millions of people did everything they could to prevent the murder of politician Miguel Ángel Blanco.
-
Shipwrecked: Nightmare at Sea (2026)
New!
Watch on Netflix • On January 13, 2012, more than 4,000 people began their journey aboard the luxury cruise ship Costa Concordia from Civitavecchia, Italy.
Is there nothing here for you? Then view all the new offers that can be seen on Netflix via: New on Netflix.
Beeld: ‘Undertone’ via TMDB