Your Netflix Weekend Preview: Vampires, Family Feuds, and Dystopian Games Await

Get ready for an action-packed weekend of streaming as Netflix unveils a slate of new shows and seasons designed to thrill, captivate, and entertain. The lineup features a diverse range of genres, from gothic fantasy and historical drama to mind-bending sci-fi and addictive reality TV. No matter what your preference, there’s a compelling new story waiting for you.
For those who enjoy tales of the immortal, the second season of Interview With The Vampire arrives on September 30. This acclaimed adaptation of Anne Rice’s novels continues to explore the dark and passionate world of vampires. Starring Jacob Anderson and Sam Reid, the series delves deeper into the complex relationship between its protagonists, exploring themes of lust, morality, and power across the centuries. It’s a must-watch for fans of gothic horror and intricate character studies.
If historical drama is more your style, prepare to be transported to the 19th century with House of Guinness. From the creative team behind Peaky Blinders, this eight-part series centers on the Guinness family, owners of the iconic liquor brand. Set in Dublin and New York, the show chronicles a bitter succession drama filled with greed, ambition, and betrayal. It’s a sweeping saga that brings a fascinating piece of history to life.
The thrills continue with the third season of the Japanese sci-fi hit Alice in Borderland. In this new season, Arisu is once again forced to confront the deadly games of the Borderland, a dystopian version of Tokyo where survival is the only goal. The series is known for its intense action sequences and clever, high-stakes challenges. Also premiering is Angela, a six-part Spanish thriller about a woman trying to escape an abusive marriage, which promises non-stop suspense.
Finally, for a change of pace, the ninth season of the reality dating show Love is Blind premieres on October 1. A new group of 32 singles from Detroit will try to find love by building emotional connections in pods where they can’t see each other. The drama unfolds when they meet for the first time after getting engaged. It’s the perfect show for those who love romance, reality, and a healthy dose of drama.