4 Netflix releases for the week of October 20th to 26th

Netflix’s releases for the week of October 20th to 26th are full of productions that are worth checking out. Highlights include everything from striking romances to electrifying thrillers and classic anime — options that cover different tastes and moments. Next, check out the main news of the week and prepare your marathon!

1. Reborn! (20/10)

Based on the manga written by Akira Amano, “Reborn!” accompanies the history of a young man named Tsuna, who discovers that he is heir to a family of mafiosos. In an attempt to learn how to command the empire, he counts on the help of Reborn, a teacher who looks more like a baby. But will this unlikely duo succeed in their mission? To find out the answer, just watch the 33 episodes of the first season available on the streaming platform. streaming.

2. The Monster of Florence (10/22)

An original Netflix series, “The Monster of Florence” is one of the week’s big bets in the crime/suspense category. Inspired by facts, the production portrays the 17 years of terror caused by a serial killer in Italy. Always with the same weapon, the faceless killer spread fear across the country, claiming eight couples of victims and giving rise to one of the most striking investigations in history. By revisiting a case from 1968, authorities may finally be on the verge of discovering who the real “monster of Florence” is.

3. Nobody Wants – 2nd season (10/23)

Noah and Joanne are back, bringing even more emotion and drama for the second season of “Ninguém Quer”. In the new episodes, as the trailer suggests, the couple is in a more consolidated phase of their relationship, but may still face challenges caused by family pressure and Joanne’s insecurity regarding conversion to Judaism. In addition to the return of the protagonists from the first season, the sequel also features names like Leighton Meester, Seth Rogen and Kate Berlant in the cast.

4. Dynamite House (10/24)

Directed by Kathryn Bigelow and starring Idris Elba, Rebecca Ferguson and Gabriel Basso, “House of Dynamite” is a political thriller American film that follows apocalyptic terror and the authorities’ investigations into a nuclear attack.

“When a single unidentified missile is launched at the United States, a race begins to find out who is responsible and how to respond,” the synopsis describes. The film premiered in theaters on October 9 and is now available exclusively for streaming on Netflix, as one of the main releases of the month.