What new TV shows and movies are coming to Netflix this weekend? Last week brought offerings like Outlaw King and The Great British Baking Show, and this week there's an eclectic mix of everything from the latest Coen brothers movie to a revival of She-Ra.
As the weather starts to turn cold, there are more reasons than ever to stay bundled up inside on weekends and find something to stream. Netflix has been producing a steady stream of original TV shows and movies and attracting a lot of talent, with this week bringing the news that Buffy the Vampire Slayer writer and producer Marti Noxon has signed a four-year development deal with the platform. We also got a new trailer for the next season of Mystery Science Theater 3000, which is titled The Gauntlet.
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But that's enough about what's on the way. Here's a quick guide to all of the newest Netflix releases this weekend.
Cam
This technology thriller from director Daniel Goldhaber and released by Netflix explores the world of cam girls - and its darker underbelly. Orange is the New Black's Madeline Brewer plays Alice, a webcam performer who finds her channel and identity being stolen by a girl who looks exactly like her.
The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
The Coen brothers' Western anthology The Ballad of Buster Scruggs (originally a TV show but now a Netflix movie) blends comedy and tragedy in the filmmakers' signature style. Tim Blake Nelson, James Franco, Zoe Kazan and Brendan Gleeson are among the stellar ensemble cast.
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Dogs
Grab a box of tissues and hug your pet dog (if you have one) for this six-episode Netflix documentary series about the lives of man's best friend - including the world of competitive dog grooming, a man whose pet husky is stranded in war-torn Syria, and puppies training to become service dogs for people with disabilities.
Narcos: Mexico
This spinoff of Netflix's critically-acclaimed drug war drama Narcos stars Michael Peña as a an undercover DEA agent trying to gather information about Mexico's most powerful drug cartels, and Diego Luna as Félix Gallardo, leader of the Guadalajara Cartel.
Prince of Peoria
Prince of Peoria is a sitcom aimed at younger Netflix audiences, about a wealthy prince from a small island kingdom who is sent to public school in a small town, and pretends to be a simple foreign exchange student in order to fit in.
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power
Developed by Noelle Stevenson, Netflix's revival of the classic 1980s cartoon series follows Adora, an orphan who one day discovers a magical sword that turns her into a Princess of Power. In She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, Adora decides to use her newfound strength to mount a resistance against Hordak, the tyrannical ruler of Etheria.
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The Kominsky Method
A comedy series from executive producer Chuck Lorre, The Kominsky Method stars Alan Arkin and Michael Douglas as old friends navigating the perils of later life - including loneliness, job fatigue, and dysfunctional families.
The Princess Switch
Continuing Prince of Peoria's royal theme, The Princess Switch is a Netflix rom-com that stars Vanessa Hudgens as both American baker Staker and Princess Margaret Delacourt of Belgravia. After meeting one another and realizing that they look identical, the two girls hatch a plan to swap places. Stacy ends up falling for Margaret's groom-to-be, while Margaret falls for Stacy's friend, Kevin.
Vai Anitta
Vai Anitta is a music documentary series following Brazilian pop icon and social media star Anitta in a behind-the-scenes look at her sellout concerts, the making of her music videos, and more.