It’s time to break out your scariest/sexiest outfit as Halloween approaches. May I suggest going as Buzz Lightyear’s ‘Mrs Nesbit’ from 1995’s “Toy Story”? Moving past the tea-bearing plastic space ranger, there are plenty of both spooky (and weirdly delicious) streaming treats to check out on Netflix this weekend. The Big N has added 60 new titles to its already bulging library since October 1.
Here at Tom’s Guide, we’re making it our mission to help you cut through relentless streaming indecision. That’s why I’ve picked out three new to Netflix shows I genuinely think you’ll enjoy this weekend. First up we have “Below”. This Josh Hartnett-fronted monster thriller features an aquatic beastie that makes Nessie look about as threatening as a paddling pug.
Next is “Tyson”. This controversial but sharply made four-part doc delves into the infamous heavyweight’s bruising boxing career, and it doesn’t remove its dentures when it comes to covering that ear bite. If you’re more in the mood for fake cakes than nibbled-on lobes, you’ll have a great time with comedy show “Is it Cake? Halloween”. Is that tombstone real, or actually full of custard? I’ll never tell.
Whether you're looking for chainsaw-shaped cakes or underwater terrors, these three fresh Netflix releases are worth adding to your watchlist this weekend.
There’s a touch of Apple’s award-winning, extra creepy “Window’s Bay” about “Below”. And if Josh Hartnett’s supernatural thriller set in a small Newfoundland settlement courts the sort of Emmy love that Matthew Rhys’ wonderful comedy horror has recently received comes next awards season, the current star of “Verity” could be an extremely happy chappy.
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