Netflix has a packed lineup this week with new seasons, fresh movies, anime, documentaries and reality shows arriving across different genres. From Chumbak Part 2 and #Love to Medusa Season 2 and Blue Box Season 2, there is plenty to stream if you are looking for something new.
New Movies & Show This Week On Netflix (Sep 28 – Oct 4)
1. Chumbak Part 2 (October 1)
Life inside Chumbak Colony gets messy again as the five families return with unfinished problems and fresh misunderstandings. Episodes 9 to 16 continue the friendships, marriages and neighbourhood conflicts introduced earlier, where one person’s issue rarely remains private. The new chapter brings the entire colony back into another round of emotional and comic chaos.
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2. #Love (October 2)
Tara and Matthew run a dating app together but cannot agree on what actually makes relationships work. One trusts compatibility while the other believes chemistry matters more, so they decide to date for 60 days and test both theories themselves. Their carefully designed experiment becomes much harder once real emotions enter the picture.
3. Ohh My Dog (October 1)
A young child finds a stray dog and forms a bond that soon becomes much more important than expected. Their journey shows how companionship can help both humans and animals recover from emotional pain. The story turns a simple friendship into a warm tale about healing and connection.
4. Outside (September 28)
The Sidemen send a group of content creators into the wilderness to compete for part of a £1 million prize fund. Contestants can spend money on comforts, but every purchase directly cuts into the amount they could eventually win. That makes survival, strategy and resisting temptation equally important throughout the competition.
5. Blue Box Season 2 (October 4)
Taiki and Chinatsu continue working towards their goals in badminton and basketball while their feelings for each other become increasingly difficult to ignore. Their slow romance faces fresh complications as new relationships and emotional pressures enter their lives. Season 2 keeps both sporting ambition and young love at the centre of the story.
6. The Arena (September 30)
Thirty-eight amateur fighters enter an intense MMA competition guided by Ciryl Gane, Cédric Doumbè and Benoît Saint Denis. They must prove themselves through tough physical tests and fights inside the cage. At stake are €100,000 and an opportunity to earn a professional MMA contract.
7. Medusa Season 2 (September 30)
Bárbara Hidalgo survived an attempt to kill her and discovered the conspiracy working against her, but that victory has not secured her position. Trouble now emerges from inside the Hidalgo family itself, opening another fight over control of their powerful empire. Secrets, betrayal and shifting loyalties make the family’s next battle even more dangerous.
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8. The Widower: ‘Til Death Do Us Part (September 30)
Thomas Randolph married six women, and four of them later died under suspicious circumstances. A journalist and a detective begin connecting the deaths, eventually focusing on the killing of his sixth wife and a man allegedly recruited to murder her. The investigation turns a complicated relationship history into a disturbing true-crime case.
9. Crazy Rich, Incredibly Broke (October 1)
The wealthy AlThahabi family suddenly loses its fortune but decides that nobody in Riyadh society can be allowed to find out. Instead of admitting the truth, they continue spending and behaving as though nothing has changed. Keeping up their rich image soon becomes an increasingly complicated and expensive performance.
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10. East of Eden (October 1)
The Trask and Hamilton families become connected across generations in California’s Salinas Valley, where old wounds continue shaping new relationships. Sibling rivalry, family trauma and difficult choices repeatedly affect the people who come after them. Florence Pugh leads the adaptation, with Cathy Ames playing a major role in the conflicts surrounding both families.
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11. Doing Life (October 2)
Anika is raising her family alone and struggling to keep life together when she starts writing to Carousel, a man serving time in prison. Their letters slowly create an emotional connection neither expected. What begins through written words develops into a source of comfort and hope for both of them.
12. Mononoke The Movie: Chapter III – The Curse of the Serpent (September 29)
The Medicine Seller returns to the ÅŒoku after realising that the supernatural danger there has not completely disappeared. When the Emperor’s newborn heir dies, an ancient serpent god tied to a 150-year-old conspiracy begins to emerge. He must uncover its Shape, Truth and Reason before he can use the Sacred Sword against it.
13. Schumacher ’94 – The Birth of a Legend (October 2)
This documentary looks back at the turbulent 1994 Formula 1 season that made 25-year-old Michael Schumacher a world champion. Archive material and personal accounts revisit the fierce competition, controversies and tragedies surrounding that breakthrough year. His wife Corinna is among those offering insight into the period that transformed his career.
14. The Ramparts of Ice Season 2 (October 1)
Koyuki and Minato begin questioning whether their unusual friendship is slowly turning into romance. Elsewhere, basketball player Yota decides he can no longer keep his feelings for former school idol Miki hidden. Season 2 pushes both relationships towards emotional decisions that could change their friendships completely.
15. Lego One Piece (September 29)
Usopp shares stories of the Straw Hat Pirates’ early East Blue adventures with Chopper in this two-part animated special. Familiar moments from the crew’s journey are rebuilt entirely in LEGO form, giving the story a playful visual twist. The English cast from Netflix’s live-action One Piece returns to voice the characters.
From neighbourhood comedy and romance to anime, true crime and reality competition, Netflix’s new releases this week offer plenty of different options to stream.