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Let the binge-watching begin!
Wondering what to watch next? Here's a hint...
It seems like every week everyone is raving about the popular Netflix original series or movie that you have to binge-watch. Here's a handy guide to know where to start.
25. Stranger Things
If you have nostalgia for old-school horror and the early 1980s, this thrilling sci-fi series is for you.
24. The Keepers
This suspenseful docuseries takes a fresh look at the investigation surrounding a Baltimore nun's death in 1969, which occurred only two months after she confronted her priest about sexual assault allegations.
23. Wild Wild Country
Another gripping docuseries, Wild Wild Country tells the story of how a controversial Indian guru and his followers changed a community in Oregon forever.
22. Mindhunter
Get inside the minds of some seriously deranged killers in this 1970s-set crime drama starring Jonathan Groff.
21. Marvel's Luke Cage
The Marvel series follows an ex-con with super strength.
20. Beasts of No Nation
Idris Elba won a SAG award for his performance in this Netflix original film. The jarring war drama is not to be missed.
19. Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
Created by 30 Rock's Tina Fey, this dark yet whimsical sitcom follows Kimmy (Ellie Kemper), a woman who's creating her new life in NYC after being rescued from a doomsday cult.
18. Anne with an E
This grittier look at the classic Anne of Green Gables follows Anne as she transforms into a spirited teen on Prince Edward Island.
17. Last Chance U
The docuseries follows members of a community college football team in Mississippi as they go for their third consecutive national championship and attempt to make it to the NFL.
16. Big Mouth
Relive your worst coming-of-age stories in this animated comedy about teenagers whose lives are completely thrown off by puberty.
15. Orange Is the New Black
The scripted series, set in a minimum-security federal prison, stars an amazing ensemble female cast. It has also racked up accolades during awards season, receiving Emmys, Golden Globes and more.
14. A Series of Unfortunate Events
Neil Patrick Harris brings his version of Count Olaf to life in this rendition of the classic tale.
13. GLOW
Inspired by the all-female wrestling league from the '80s, GLOW follows the empowering journey of a struggling actress (Alison Brie) who finds an unlikely big break in the new world of women's wrestling.
12. The End of the F***ing World
James, a self-proclaimed psychopath, and Alyssa, the cool new girl at school, go on a road trip in search of Alyssa's father in this quirky comedy.
11. Alias Grace
Based on the Margaret Atwood novel, this twisted drama portrays the story of an immigrant servant in the mid-1800s who's convicted of murdering her owner and sentenced to life in prison.
10. BoJack Horseman
An animated series starring a washed-up former TV star? Funny. The fact that the fictional star in question is... well... a horse? Super funny.
9. Flint Town
This Netflix documentary follows the Flint, Michigan police department as it deals with the harsh struggles in the community such as violence and the water crisis.
8. One Day at a Time
A reimagining of the 1975 series of the same name, this comedy-drama centers around a Cuban-American family as they navigate the rollercoaster of life.
7. The Crown
The drama chronicles the life of Queen Elizabeth II from her ascension to the throne at 25 to her modern-day rule.
6. Making a Murderer
Even more addicting than NPR's podcast Serial, this docuseries tells the true story of a man who served nearly two decades in jail for a crime he didn't commit, and then is arrested again upon being released, this time for murder. But did he do it?
5. Dear White People
Netflix turns the 2014 film of the same name into a series that dives deeper into the issues of race, sexuality and privilege.
4. Lady Dynamite
Loosely based on the life of the show's star, Maria Bamford, the series is about a comic trying to get her life together after taking a break to treat her bipolar disorder. It may only have two seasons, but both are totally worth a watch.
3. Chef's Table
This delicious docuseries profiles world-renowned culinary geniuses. Good luck watching this without salivating.
2. 13th
Ava DuVernay's powerful documentary on race in the criminal justice system argues that slavery has evolved into modern-day mass incarceration.
1. Master of None
Parks and Recreation alum Aziz Ansari stars as a 30-something actor in New York who is best known for a Go-Gurt commercial. He hilariously struggles to make decisions when it comes to his professional life, online dating, and more.