Shea Simmons
While traditional cable show debuts are limited to the fall and spring seasons, Netflix has a plethora of new options every single week. From documentaries about cats to comic book heroes, the streaming platform is a neverending flow of quality television all at your fingertips.
If you’re looking for your next binge watch for the upcoming week, here’s everything coming to Netflix beginning Feb. 3
Feb. 3: Thambi
This Indian thriller follows a separated brother and sister who are reunited after he has become involved in crime.
Feb. 3: Sordo
Inspired by Hemingway’s For Whom The Bell Tolls, this Netflix Original follows the story of a soldier who has been deafened following an attack and must survive in Spain.
Feb. 3: Team Kaylie
This teen comedy follows teenager Kaylie Konrad as she performs community service following a court order.
Feb. 4: Dragonheart: Vengeance
This reiteration of the classic film follows a boy who wants revenge for the murder of his parents.
Feb. 4: Faith, Hope, & Love
A recently divorced woman enters a dance competition to save her dance studio.
Feb. 4: She Did That
This documentary follows the stories and successes of black female entrepreneurs.
Feb. 4: Tom Papa: You’re Doing Great!
You can certainly count on Netflix to deliver comedy specials, and they’re doing it again with this one.
Feb. 5: Arrow
The final season of Arrow is hitting Netflix just after its cable finale.
Feb.5: Black Hollywood: ‘They’ve Gotta Have Us’
This documentary tells the story of black actors’ influence on Hollywood.
Feb. 5: #cats_the_mewvie
Ever wanted to know which of your favorite celebrities own cats? This documentary will show them and their furry friends.
Feb. 5: The Pharmacist
The Netflix original follows a pharmacist set to expose the corruption causing the opiod epidemic after the death of his son.
Feb.5 : Uppity: The Willy T. Ribbs Story
February is full of documentaries for Netflix, and this one follows the story of Willy T. Ribbs, the first Black race car driver to qualify for the Indy 500.
Feb. 6: Cagaster of an Insect Cage
For anime lovers, there’s this story about a virus turning people to insects.
Feb. 6: Desolate
This film follows a man who must survive a draught after being abandoned by his family.
Feb. 7: Azali
This film follows a young Ghanian girl who runs from an arranged marriage.
Feb. 7: Dragons: Rescue Riders
This children’s series based on How To Train Your Dragon follows twins Dak and Leyla as they train and live with dragons.
Feb. 7: Fifty: The Series
This series follows four women who are re-evaluating their lives.
Feb. 7: Horse Girl
This Netflix original film stars Allison Brie as a woman who’s dreams have started to invade her life.
Feb. 7: My Holo Love
This Korean drama follows a woman who falls for a hologram.
Feb. 7: Locke & Key
This comic book series inspired show follows three siblings who move into a home that can grant them magical powers.
Feb. 7: The Ballad of Lefty Brown
This Wester film follows a man as he journeys to avenge his partner’s death.
Feb. 7: Who killed Malcolm X?
This documentary series is exactly what you’d think — an exploration of who killed Malcolm X.
Feb. 8: The Coldest Game
This film takes place during the Cold War and follows a man as he takes place in a chess match that is actually part of a larger espionage operation.
Feb. 9: Better Call Saul
Fans of Breaking Bad have likely been waiting for the new season of Better Call Saul to land on Netflix.
