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A month full of historical dramas, a spooky show or two, and the escapist TV we need right now.

The film’s diversity should be celebrated – but in 2020 we expect more than just a queer cast in a queer story.

The best movies and shows landing on Netflix in October.

Well hell – the entire premise of Netflix’s popular new show is just plain wrong.

Oh Mr Sandman…bring me a movie…the worst movie that I’ve ever seen…

Directed and written by Aaron Sorkin with an all-star cast, the true story looks unmissable.

The Devil All the Time should feel dense and textured; instead it feels scattered and rushed.

One of the year’s must-see documentaries is also, in a sense, a pretty freakin scary horror movie.

Need a break from the world? Why not watch a sci-film film showing it all going to hell?

This kick arse kung-pow soap opera is a pretty damn clever reversal of expectations.

Kaufman is one of those rare screenwriters whose films always feel distinctively his.

Some big, juicy, water cooler titles are on their way in September.

Your jam-packed guide to everything landing on Netflix Australia this month.

The pint-sized Stranger Things star is playing the clever younger sister of Henry Cavill’s Sherlock.

Having a tough week? Why not cheer yourself up by watching a bone-chilling scary movie?

It’s been a dreadful year, so the time is ripe for an embrace of shows that present positive and inspiring stories.

From smiling sociopaths to monstrous crimes, venturing into the unknown makes for compelling viewing.

August is the month for documentaries, sports comedies, bounty hunters, erotic journeys and more.

We’ve trawled through Netflix to find the very best thrillers on offer.

Which shows have you already seen, and which will you feverishly devour over the coming months of isolation?

Your jam-packed guide to everything landing on Netflix Australia in August.

Creator Rachel Shukert has taken the heart and soul of the original series and given it a bit of a makeover.