Netflix

October 2025 Programming Highlights on Streaming Service

October 2025 sees a diverse range of new content arriving on Netflix, featuring a blend of documentaries, series, and films that cater to varied tastes and interests. From gripping documentaries to thrilling series based on popular video games, the streaming service continues to expand its library with both original productions and licensed titles.

Documentaries and True Crime Stories

Netflix's October lineup includes several notable documentaries that delve into fascinating real-life stories. Monster: The Ed Gein Story and My Father, the BTK Killer are among the true crime documentaries exploring notorious figures and their impact. Additionally, the three-part documentary on Victoria Beckham offers an in-depth look at the life of the fashion icon and former Spice Girl.

The documentary True Haunting (GB) explores chilling real-life hauntings, while The Perfect Neighbor investigates unsettling neighborhood secrets. Babo: The Haftbefehl Story provides insight into the life of the influential German rapper, and Nightmares of Nature: Lost in the Jungle takes viewers on a journey through the perilous depths of the natural world.

Exciting New Series and Seasons

Fans of ongoing series have much to look forward to this October. The highly anticipated fourth season of The Witcher arrives on Halloween, promising more adventures in the fantasy world. Other returning series include Nobody Wants This: Season 2, available on October 24th, and Turn of the Tide: Season 2, continuing their engaging narratives.

New series debuting include Physical: Asia, a regional adaptation of the popular show, and Splinter Cell: Deathwatch, a thrilling series based on the well-known video game franchise. The Asset (DK) introduces a fresh espionage narrative from Denmark, and Parish: Season 1, available on October 25th, explores community dynamics and personal struggles.

International Films and Series

Netflix's commitment to global storytelling is evident in its October offerings. Caramelo (BR) from Brazil and Swim to Me from Chile are among the international films that transport viewers to different cultural landscapes. Turkish series Old Money and South Korean drama Typhoon Family add to the diverse narrative palette.

French series Néro the Assassin and the Mexican series No One Saw Us Leave expand the range of international content. Romantics Anonymous from Japan and The Diplomat: Season 3 offer more international flavors, while Dark Winds: Season 3, releasing on October 28th, continues its exploration of indigenous narratives.

Comedies, Thrillers, and More

For those seeking lighter entertainment, Michelle Wolf: The Well provides a comedy special filled with humor and wit. The curious competition series Is It Cake? Halloween returns with a festive twist, challenging participants to create deceptive confectioneries.

Thriller enthusiasts can look forward to films such as The Woman in Cabin 10 and She Walks in Darkness, each promising suspenseful plots and unexpected twists. Everybody Loves Me When I’m Dead adds a darkly comedic touch, while The Time That Remains from the Philippines offers an emotionally resonant story.

Other notable releases include A HOUSE OF DYNAMITE, a film sure to captivate audiences, and the British miniseries Adolescence, which tells the story of a 13-year-old boy navigating the challenges of youth.

With a continuous stream of new content, Netflix remains a hub for diverse entertainment, offering viewers around the world a variety of genres and stories to explore.