Netflix has an expansive library of movies, shows, documentaries, and specials, and the streaming service regularly rotates through its library of content, removing some titles and bringing in new ones.

Welcome to your weekly rundown of everything new on Netflix for the week ending October 24th, 2025. It’s been a quieter week, although there’s been some major new releases on the movie and TV side of things. Below, we’ll take a look at all 27 new releases, pick out some highlights, and cover what’s been trending in the US top 10s.

The series is based on the works of Polish writer Andrzej Sapkowski. Sapkowski's Witcher series comprises two collections of short stories, five novels forming the core Witcher saga, and two standalone novels. Season four is thought to be primarily based on the books Baptism of Fire and The Tower of Swallows, reports the Mirror.

Italy's 'The Monster of Florence' is No. 1 globally on Netflix, underlining 'power and reach of great storytelling no matter where it emanates from.'

Netflix is teaming up with AMC for releasing original content in theaters. Read on to know why its a big turn for both companies.

Harlan Coben's latest show, 'Lazarus,' is a hit on Prime Video, so we've ranked the author's five best Netflix shows so far

Netflix disclosed a few weeks ago the use of generative AI technology for specific special effects in an original TV show that became a hit with viewers earlier this year. The company called AI "an incredible opportunity" for improving productions while ...

In recent years, Netflix has been on a mission to release a Christmas movie for everybody, every year. Their solution to achieve this? Release a whole host of festive films every year, in the hopes that there'll be something for everyone.

Explore five Netflix originals that have aged surprisingly well. From timeless storytelling and iconic performances to binge-worthy plots, these shows still feel fresh, engaging, and irresistible, proving that great content only gets better with time.