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October 3, 2025 at 3:47 PM #84298
justseyiKeymasterOctober has arrived with rain, unpredictable power, and the usual grind, but Netflix is making sure your watchlist is packed enough to carry you through the month. From witches and spies to true crime chills and heartwarming romcoms, here are six fresh releases you don’t want to miss this October 2025.

1. The Witcher: Season 4 (October 30)
Henry Cavill may be gone, but Liam Hemsworth is stepping into Geralt’s shoes. This season sees Geralt, Yennefer, and Ciri scattered by war and hunted like never before. The stakes are higher, the danger sharper, and curiosity alone makes it worth the binge.2. Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Deathwatch (October 14)
Anime lovers and action junkies, this is for you. Written by the mind behind John Wick, it follows Sam Fisher—legend of the shadows—returning to train a rookie as they uncover a conspiracy. Expect sleek action, espionage, and a binge-worthy ride.3. Nobody Wants This: Season 2 (October 23)
This Emmy-nominated romcom follows the unlikely romance between an outspoken woman and an unconventional rabbi. Season 1 was a hit, and Season 2 promises more laughs, charm, and surprising chemistry. Light, funny, and perfect for winding down.4. Steve (October 3)
Cillian Murphy fans, rejoice. He stars as a head teacher trying to save his reform school while mentoring a troubled student. Adapted from the novel Shy, it’s emotional, intense, and showcases Murphy at his best—a must-watch for fans of slow-burn drama.5. The Ed Gein Story (October 3)
Ryan Murphy is back with another true-crime shocker, this time about Ed Gein, the notorious 1950s killer who inspired countless horror movies. Starring Charlie Hunnam, it promises to be dark, chilling, and the kind of series that will dominate online discussions.6. Everybody Loves Me When I’m Dead (October 14)
A Thai crime drama with a killer premise: two bank employees steal from a dead woman’s account, only to find themselves sucked into her criminal world. Stylish, unpredictable, and a must-see for fans of international thrillers.Whether you’re in the mood for fantasy, crime, romance, or drama, Netflix has something this October to keep you indoors, cozy, and glued to your screen.
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