What's New To Netflix Instant!?

We discuss a whole bunch of new movies and shows on What’s New to Netflix Instant!? for the month of September 2021, so check it out! Afterwards we check out some scientists that have inadvertently created some super smart sharks that cause all sorts of mayhem including devouring Samuel L. Jackson in the action-packed Deep Blue Sea from 1999. Next, John David Washington is on the run in Greece when he stumbles onto a conspiracy involving a kidnapped politician’s son in Beckett from 2021. And we learn about Bob Ross, his rise to success and the unfortunate deception that cost him his legacy in Bob Ross: Happy Accidents, Betrayal & Greed also from 2021. All of this plus do you have what it takes to join The Circle? Do you have what it takes to give up sex? Do you have what it takes to play the Squid Game? Do you have what it takes to find out the correct order of Saved by the Bell’s episodes? Nevertheless, there’s sharks, sharkdogs, He-Men, Party Aunts, Octonauts, and much much more! got a suggestion for th

We start celebrating Halloween a little early this year on What’s New to Netflix Instant!? when we talk about all three of the new Fear Street movies streaming now on Netflix, but not before running down all of the new films and shows hitting Netflix in August 2021. Next, evil things are happening in the town of Shadyside when a masked murderer starts going after some teens in the first film of the series, Fear Street: Part One 1994. Then we go back in time to Camp Nightwing where the only survivor of the Shadyside killings tells her story of what really happened in Fear Street: Part Two 1978. And in the conclusion of the series, it’s up to the teens to figure out the root of all the evil in their hometown when they uncover a shocking secret in Fear Street: Part Three 1666. All of this plus glitchy Skype noise, disappearing wives and/or girlfriends, tournament-style anime shows, a real-life Breaking Bad Jr., fear of the internet, fear of social media, and a hockey team that had an offer they could not refuse.

Welcome to our first in-person recording of What’s New to Netflix Instant!? in fifteen months! We have one-time guest of the show, Savannah, to join in on the fun as we go through all of the new films and titles coming to Netflix in July 2021. Then when Diane Lane gets kidnapped by an evil biker gang led by Willem Dafoe, it’s up to her ex-boyfriend and a band of misfits to rescue her in the rock and roll fable, Streets of Fire from 1984. Next, Liam Neeson and his brother have to transport cargo to save a group of trapped miners, but aside from dodging bad guys and avalanches they have to drive on roads made of thin ice in The Ice Road from 2021. And finally, it’s the completely inaccurate story of America animated through the lens of Adult Swim-styled irreverence and crude humor in America: The Motion Picture from 2021. All of this plus we sincerely apologize for the glitchy and annoying audio quality that appears near the end of the ‘July releases’ portion of the episode, however it seems to clear up signifi

We were a little behind schedule this month due to getting all vaccinated for the summer, but on this episode of What’s New to Netflix Instant!? we manage to do our best to cover all of the new content hitting Netflix this June 2021. Then we watch Steven Seagal take on a whole slew of bad guys when they hijack a battleship in the cheesy action flick, Under Siege from 1992. Next, Danny McBride and James Franco are knights that go on an epic quest where they must rescue Zooey Deschanel and smoke lots of weed in Your Highness from 2011. And finally, Zack Snyder* gets back into making zombie movies with the big dumb over-the-top action heist film, Army of the Dead from 2021.  All of this plus Steve Urkel as Sonic the Hedgehog, Tuxedo Mask and his suave ways, what it means to truly be elite, fried food, the return of rollerskating movies, pop music throughout the ages, and a threesome that might only be a twosome. *note: Any time I mention Zack Snyder’s Batman vs. Superman, I meant to say Justice League. It

It’s a brand new episode of What’s New to Netflix Instant!? so we buckle down and go through the painstaking task of covering all of the new movies and shows hitting Netflix this May 2021. Then we join Joaquin Phoenix as he gets all tangled up with The Cause, a made-up religion invented by Philip Seymour Hoffman, in P.T. Anderson’s The Master from 2012. Next, a young girl marries Tom Hiddleston and heads to his haunted mansion where she encounters ghosts, a dubious sibling played by Jessica Chastain, and tons of red clay in Guillermo del Toro’s Crimson Peak from 2015. And last, Anthony Mackie discovers a drug that enables him to travel back in time, but when his friend’s daughter takes the drug and gets stuck in the past, it’s up to him to get her back in Synchronic from 2019. All of this plus the best of the best, money (how does it work?), another Rear Window remake, the legacy of Spy Kids, and Algorithms, Netflix & Robots? got a suggestion for the show?: whatsnewtonetflixinstant@gmail.com

For this episode of What’s New to Netflix Instant!? we had the pleasure of talking with Colleen and Melissa, the stars of Netflix’s Pet Stars!  We talk about their company Pets On Q, how they got involved with Netflix, memorable experiences making the show, personal stories of friendship, and what life is like as a professional animal scout for the entertainment industry. We will be back with our regular format later in the month, but until then enjoy the interview and be sure to check out Pet Stars, which is streaming on Netflix right now! got a suggestion for the show?: whatsnewtonetflixinstant@gmail.com

On this episode of What’s New to Netflix Instant!? it’s springtime and love is in the air which is heavily apparent as we go through the list of new titles that are streaming on Netflix in April 2021. Then we recall our own personal experiences working at Blockbuster Video when we talk about the documentary, The Last Blockbuster from 2020. Next, Nicolas Cage and a group of Jiu Jitsu fighters have to stop an alien or a comet from annihilating the universe or something in the preposterous sci-fi action flick, Jiu Jitsu from 2020. And finally, Eric Andre and Lil Rey Howery drive across the country as unsuspecting people get roped into their zany antics in Bad Trip from 2021. All of this plus the story behind your favorite sweater, new movies sharing slightly similar titles to more popular films, Selma Blair sitcom nostalgia, the legitimacy of inventing new film cameras, the phenomenon of meditation apps, and the existential emptiness of animal influencers getting Netflix deals. got a suggestion for the show?: wh

In celebration of our 6th year as a podcast, we’re doing a full-length commentary of a film that’s streaming on Netflix right now! It’s all about that lovable, clueless Paul Rudd in the surprisingly heartfelt, Our Idiot Brother from 2011 also starring Elizabeth Banks, Zooey Deschanel and Emily Mortimer as his three sisters. So fire up Netflix and queue up Our Idiot Brother along with this podcast and we’ll all get to enjoy the film like one big happy family! ***NOTE: THIS IS A FULL-LENGTH COMMENTARY OF OUR IDIOT BROTHER, NOT A REGULAR EPISODE. THIS IS MEANT TO BE LISTENED TO WHILE WATCHING OUR IDIOT BROTHER AND NOT ON ITS OWN*** got a suggestion for the show?: whatsnewtonetflixinstant@gmail.com

An all-new episode of What’s New to Netflix Instant!? brings all-new movies and shows to Netflix in March 2021, so we do our best to tell you what you should be checking out and what you might want to avoid this month. Afterwards we check out the big-budget Korean sci-fi action adventure film, Space Sweepers from 2021. Next, Rosamund Pike makes her living stealing from the elderly, but when she goes after the wrong people she gets in over her head with an organized crime boss, played by Peter Dinklage, in I Care a Lot from 2021. And finally, Owen Wilson relocates his family to Thailand just in time for a giant coup to overthrow the government and hunt him down in No Escape from 2015. All of this plus the ‘Z’ in Gen Z standing for zines, Team Rocket’s noble intentions, “killer sounds bro”, saying yes to everything has big disadvantages, a show starring those loveable millennials, real-life pirates, and clueless cake creators causing crazy cake-tastrophes. got a suggestion for the show?: whatsnewtonetflixinstan

On this episode of What’s New to Netflix Instant!? we broadcasted during the midst of the Snowpocalypse almost losing our electricity and sanity along the way. Then after going through all of the new titles coming to Netflix in February, we check into a psychiatric ward with Halle Berry as she is haunted by ghostly visions and the possibility that she murdered her husband in Gothika from 2003. Next, Nicolas Cage as well as a few comedians and language experts talk to us about swear words in the aptly named History of Swear Words from 2021. And finally, Jason Statham is trying to raise his daughter in a small town, but when the local meth dealer (played by James Franco) finds out he’s ex-DEA, he decides to make things interesting in Homefront from 2013. All of this plus mysterious deaths in mysterious towns, pole dancing, films that sound like Kevin Smith films but aren’t, The King of Queens takes on millennials, Bear Grylls tries to outdo The Crocodile Hunter, and when dogs might need an intervention.

It’s a whole new year so we here at What’s New to Netflix Instant!? waste no time talking about our favorite films of 2020 as well as the films we thought totally sucked! Then we go through all of the new titles hitting Netflix in January 2021!  Afterwards we venture to an alternate universe where puppets and mankind coexist together peacefully, only they don’t! It’s a violent, perverted, and often hilarious good time starring Melissa McCarthy and a whole lotta puppets in The Happytime Murders from 2018. Then, we watch David Fincher’s new biopic on Herman Mankiewicz, the screenwriter of Citizen Kane, and all around veracious and quick-witted guy in Mank from 2020. And finally, we explore the complex relationship between Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal symbolized through a gritty revenge story that serves as a metaphor for their relationship in Tom Ford’s Nocturnal Animals from 2016. All of this plus the benefits of minimalism, getting drunk and singing Guns N’ Roses songs, Joe Pesci soundboards, going off the g

It’s the last episode of What’s New to Netflix Instant!? for the year and we discuss all of the titles that are arriving on your Netflix in December 2020. Then we take a peek at Keanu Reeves getting tortured by two young ladies in Eli Roth’s Knock Knock from 2015. Afterwards, a girl and the man who killed her father team up to mine some jewels and survive on a distant planet in Prospect from 2018. And finally, the story of the Grinch gets an out-of-this-world spin in Alien Xmas from 2020.  All of this plus shows about ballet, blatant Popeyes Chicken product placement, Stargate as a Star Trek substitute, gritty Pokemon reboots, the creation story (of the dictionary), and game show hosts getting snarky with their contestants. got a suggestion for the show?: whatsnewtonetflixinstant@gmail.com

Autumn is in full effect and What’s New to Netflix Instant!? is here to provide your turkey day with the perfect escape (hopefully) informing you on all of the movies and shows coming to Netflix in November 2020. Afterwards, we talk about the iconic seductive thriller, Basic Instinct from 1992, starring Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone. Next, we take a look at the most streamed movie of Netflix this year as we celebrate Halloween in November with Adam Sandler in Hubie Halloween from 2020. And finally, we watch Batman take on the Joker in the animated film, Batman: The Killing Joke from 2016, based on the popular graphic novel. All of this plus Dawson and his beloved creek, The Hallmark Channel takes over Netflix, a kid befriends a trash truck, Dolly Parton saves Christmas, and demon hunters serve up noodles and violence! got a suggestion for the show?: whatsnewtonetflixinstant@gmail.com

It’s Halloween season and What’s New to Netflix Instant!? is going through all of the frightening and not-so-frightening titles that are coming to October Netflix in 2020. We take a long car ride with a couple that is going through some personal shit amidst awkward conversations, surreal encounters with parents, a choreographed dance sequence, and a talking pig in I’m Thinking of Ending Things from 2020. Then, we catch up with a survivor of a blood cult who takes a trip to a lake with his friends only to run into them again in The Babysitter: Killer Queen, also from 2020. And finally, Michael Jai White has to defend a stadium of basketball fans and protect his kids from evil mercenaries in Welcome to Sudden Death from 2020. All of this plus old Jessica Simpson movies, food competition anime, UPN sitcoms, CBS sitcoms, remaking Hitchcock, and Christmas movies that come out days before Halloween.  got a suggestion for the show?: whatsnewtonetflixinstant@gmail.com

What do secret agents, super powers, and aliens all have in common? They’re all on the latest episode of What’s New to Netflix Instant!? along with a ton of new movies and shows coming to Netflix in September 2020. We go on a top secret mission with Rowan Atkinson as he tries to stop a heinous plot involving royal jewels and secret DVDs or something when we check out Johnny English from 2003. Next, there’s a new drug on the streets causing people to have super powers or possibly explode in Project Power from 2020. And finally, the true story of a man trying to contact extraterrestrials in the appropriately named John Was Trying to Contact Aliens also from 2020. All of this plus anacondas, Road Trip rip-offs, cooking BBQ, a teacher that’s an octopus, Jem and the Holograms rip-offs, The History Channel sells out, shows about movie villains, and fictional characters that have fictional siblings that get their own shows. got a suggestion for the show?: whatsnewtonetflixinstant@gmail.com

Join us for MOB MONTH on What’s New to Netflix Instant!? as we take a look at three Mafia themed films while also checking out all of the new titles that are hitting Netflix in August 2020. We go undercover with Johnny Depp as he infiltrates a ruthless mob gang, but his loyalty starts to shift after developing a friendship with Al Pacino in Donnie Brasco from 1997. Next, Tom Cruise is a hot-shot attorney fresh out of law school but the attorneys he’s working for have connections to some notorious crime bosses in The Firm from 1993. And finally, Harvey Keitel juggles his personal life and an unstable Robert De Niro on the gritty streets of New York in Mean Streets from 1973. All of this plus VHS tapes sold at McDonalds, deadly zombie rain, video game nostalgia, biohacking, death metal karaoke, and just how overrated James Bond really is. got a suggestion for the show?: whatsnewtonetflixinstant@gmail.com

Time for another episode of What’s New to Netflix Instant!? and we leave no title undiscussed as we check out all of the new movies and shows streaming on Netflix in July 2020. Afterwards we go on a crusade to help humans fight against deadly vampires that have been waging a war since the dawn of time in Priest from 2011. Then, a group of assassins band together to take down a notorious hitman which manages to elude them at every turn in Killing Gunther from 2017. And we try to make sense out of the eccentric and dementedly quirky comedy, An Evening with Beverly Luff Linn from 2018. All of this plus unsolved mysteries, spoof movies, jeopardy, double jeopardy, the Babysitter’s Club is back, and Zac Efron goes on vacation. got a suggestion for the show?: whatsnewtonetflixinstant@gmail.com

Welcome to a new episode of What’s New to Netflix Instant!? and while you’re stuck inside for the summer we waste no time talking about all of the new releases for June 2020 Netflix.  Then we try to uncover the supernatural force that’s haunting Ethan Hawke and his family when he finds a box of disturbing films in his attic in Sinister from 2012. Next, various celebrities discuss their personal experiences with psychedelic drugs in Have a Good Trip: Adventures in Psychedelics from 2020. And finally, David Spade texts the wrong woman and ends up with a wildly unstable and unpredictable date for his company’s retreat in The Wrong Missy also from 2020. All of this plus the end of Fuller House, the return of Arnold, embarrassing interviews with Nixon, babies (again), floors that may or may not be lava, and a magical edible forest. got a suggestion for the show?: whatsnewtonetflixinstant@gmail.com

On this episode of What’s New to Netflix Instant!? it’s blood, poker and fake swords but not before we go through all of the titles dropping on Netflix in May 2020. We follow Jean-Claude Van Damme as he infiltrates a secret underground tournament in Hong Kong to become the best fighter in the world when he faces off in Bloodsport from 1988. Next, an ex-Olympic skier gets into the secret underground world of LA’s poker elite, but when she decides to throw her own games, the Russian Mafia gets involved in Molly’s Game from 2017. And finally, The Coen Bros. present their version of 1950s Hollywood where a movie star gets kidnapped by a secret underground organization causing a major motion picture to get put on hold in Hail, Caesar! from 2016. All of this plus the Jarhead franchise, the Underworld franchise, Jerry Seinfeld vs. Patton Oswalt, some Gems that have been left Uncut, some Lincoln Lawyering, some Space Forcing, and some Riverdale hating. got a suggestion for the show?: whatsnewtonetflixinstant@gmail.co

It’s another episode of What’s New to Netflix Instant!? and just because we’re still under lockdown that doesn’t stop us from covering all of the recent titles that are streaming on Netflix in April 2020. Afterwards we find out if Spenser Confidential lives up to the hype or if its just another generic Mark Wahlberg action flick when we talk about (you guessed it) Spenser Confidential from 2020. Next, Mel Gibson tries to protect his daughter from a blood-thirsty drug cartel in Blood Father from 2016. And finally, Brad Pitt goes after the thugs that stole a bunch of money during a poker game, which doesn’t end well for Ray Liotta, in Killing Them Softly from 2012.  All of this plus killer klowns, mullets, minions, cannabis cooking shows, anime with bad animation, overhyped best picture winners, and absolutely no Tiger Kings. got a suggestion for the show?: whatsnewtonetflixinstant@gmail.com