Netflix Top 10 Shows and Movies: New Releases and Trending Today, November 4

You don't have to rewind the tape after you watch Blockbuster

Liam Mathews,Tim Surette,Allison Picurro,Kelly Connolly

Nov. 4, 2022 at 9:33 a.m. PT

Melissa Fumero, Blockbuster — Melissa Fumero, *Blockbuster*
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Blockbuster is climbing the charts. The Netflix sitcom about the staff at the last Blockbuster (a retail giant that was killed by, you guessed it, Netflix) debuts at No. 6 on Netflix's Top 10 TV Shows list on Friday, Nov. 4. It's the only new arrival on the ranking, which is still topped by Love Is Blind. Over on the movies side, the list looks pretty familiar, aside from the addition of The Gunman at No. 10. You remember The Gunman, the 2015 Sean Penn thriller? No? Netflix does.

But as we all know, popular doesn't necessarily mean good. Below, we list the top 10 movies and shows on Netflix and give our quick take on whether they're actually worth watching or not. We've also added what's new on Netflix today so you can find out what will be on the Top 10 list tomorrow.

New Netflix Shows and Movies Today - Highlights

Buying Beverly Hills: Meet a new team of luxury real estate agents, this time in Beverly Hills. Cue Weezer.
Enola Holmes 2: Sherlock's younger sister — played by Stranger Things' Millie Bobby Brown — takes on her first official case as a detective in this delightful sequel. [Review]
The Fabulous: This K-drama follows four best friends chasing their dreams alongside fashion's elite.
Manifest Season 4 Part 1: The twisty drama about the passengers of Flight 828 moves to Netflix for its final season after being rescued from cancellation at NBC. You might say Netflix had to go back.

Today's Top 10 Netflix TV Shows

Brennon Lemieux and Alexa Alfia, Love Is Blind — Brennon Lemieux and Alexa Alfia, *Love Is Blind*
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1. Love Is Blind

For fans of: Human drama, utter emotional chaos
Is it good?: Yes, but with Season 3 coming just a few months after Season 2, we're feeling some diminishing returns
Trailer | Yesterday's rank: 1

2. Inside Man

For fans of: That Silence of the Lambs relationship, British psychological thrillers
Is it good?: It's a decent four-episode burner with great performances
Trailer | Yesterday's rank: 2

3. Killer Sally

For fans of: When the world of bodybuilding meets the world of true crime
Is it good?: It's not special but still better than the standard murder docuseries
Trailer | Yesterday's rank: 4

4. From Scratch

For fans of: Crying and falling in love and crying some more
Is it good?: It will sweep you away
Trailer | Yesterday's rank: 3

5. The Watcher

For fans of: Lifetime movies with better casts, suspenseful shlock, real estate, AHS: Murder House
Is it good?: It's a mostly empty, addictive page-turner with a great cast
Trailer | Yesterday's rank: 5

6. Blockbuster

For fans of: NBC sitcoms, the cruel irony of Netflix making a sitcom about Blockbuster
Is it good?: It's as stale as old popcorn
Trailer | Yesterday's rank: n/a

7. Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities

For fans of: Tales from the Crypt, blood, monsters
Is it good?: It's fun and spooky
Trailer | Yesterday's rank: 6

8. Big Mouth

For fans of: Vile, disgusting things like puberty and horny teenagers
Is it good?: Six seasons in and it's still a reliably good (and super gross) time
Trailer | Yesterday's rank: 7

9. I Am A Stalker

For fans of: I Am a Killer, freaking yourself out
Is it good?: If you want to get inside the mind of a stalker, this true crime doc will do it
Trailer | Yesterday's rank: 8

10. Unsolved Mysteries

For fans of: Strange-but-true stories, unserious documentaries
Is it good?: It's not journalism, but it's something
Trailer | Yesterday's rank: 10

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