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This year is going to be wrapped up with a brand new season of Charlie Brooker's Netflix original series 'Black Mirror', with the streaming service announcing the show will be launching all of its new season 4 episodes on Friday, December 29, 2017. A new trailer for the season was also unveiled, which you can check out below:

Six episodes make up the new season, with a whole host of big name stars including Jesse Plemons, Rosemarie DeWitt, Jimmi Simpson, Cristin Milioti, Aldis Hodge, Maxine Peake, Andrea Riseborough, Letitia Wright and Michaela Coel.

Continue reading: Netflix Reveal 'Black Mirror' Season 4 Launch Date And Trailer

Ever since the sexual harassment and assault allegations surrounding Kevin Spacey came to light, many have been wondering about the future of Netflix original series 'House of Cards'. The actor has to-date led the show through five seasons as the charming yet dangerous Frank Underwood, helping tell one of the streaming service's most popular stories, which takes place right in the middle of the White House.

Robin Wright and Patricia Clarkson in the fifth season of 'House of Cards'

Production on the sixth season of the show was halted following the allegations levelled at Spacey, with a portion of fans wondering if what was then called the final season in the series would even go ahead at all. Fortunately, it would seem Netflix and the staff working on the show have enough faith in the rest of the cast to see the show continue.

Continue reading: Netflix Confirm 'House Of Cards' Season 6 Will Go Ahead With Robin Wright

'Riverdale' spinoff 'The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina' - based on the comic book series of the same name - has already been picked up for two seasons, but will be premiering on Netflix rather than The CW as first thought. Whilst the show is still thought to be set in the same universe as the latter network's show (based on Archie Comics), the two will broadcast away from one another.

Cole Sprouse and KJ Apa as Jughead and Archie in 'Riverdale'

Sabrina the Teenage Witch may best be known to those who watch television as a happy-go-lucky witch, who learns her skills and abilities through training by her aunts, thanks to Melissa Joan Hart's portrayal of the character in the American sitcom series from 1996. This new version of Sabrina however could prove to be the complete opposite, and one of the darkest shows that Netflix will play host to.

Continue reading: 'Riverdale' Spinoff 'Sabrina' Picked Up For Two Seasons At Netflix

It would seem the recently released trailer for Jodie Foster's episode of 'Black Mirror' is just the beginning of the hype game for the upcoming fourth season, with the Netflix original show looking likely to return before the end of the year.

Now, another teaser has worked its way online for a new episode called 'Crocodile', directed by John Hillcoat and starring the likes of Andrea Riseborough, Kiran Sonia Sawar and Andrew Gower. You can check it out below:

Continue reading: New 'Black Mirror' Trailer Teases "Subjective Memories" In 'Crocodile'

Filming of the sixth and final season of Netflix drama 'House of Cards' has been delayed for at least another two weeks - however producers do intend to resume filming soon.

Production was halted on the series in early November in the wake of sexual harassment allegations against star Kevin Spacey, who was subsequently dropped from the show. 

In a letter to cast and crew signed by show producers Media Rights Capital the hiatus was extended until December 8 - however it was added that they were "continuing to work with Netflix with the hope of resuming production soon." 

Continue reading: 'House Of Cards' Extends Hiatus - But Will Resume Filming Eventually

This week, Marvel's 'The Punisher' finally hit Netflix after months of hype, teasers and the promise of one of the deadliest and most ambitious stories to ever come to Marvel's television properties. Jon Bernthal returned in the titular role, aka Frank Castle, with an all-star cast comprised both of new faces and those who have already debuted in various other Netflix/Marvel original series.

Jon Bernthal stars as the titular character in Marvel's 'The Punisher'

Following the revenge he took on those who were responsible for the deaths of his loved ones, Castle is known on the streets of New York as The Punisher, and it doesn't take long for him to become embroiled in yet another major case. Soon realising that what he's caught up in is something that extends much further than just the criminal underground of his home city, he must work harder than ever before if he's to stop one of the world's most violent threats from taking ultimate control.

Continue reading: Marvel's 'The Punisher' Showrunner Wants Second Season On Netflix

Following the incredibly addictive second season of Netflix original series 'Stranger Things', fans are already wondering just how the show will come to an end and when. Though co-creators Matt and Ross Duffer, aka the Duffer Brothers have said in the past that they have a four season arc in mind, it looks like that could be changed if recent comments are anything to go by.

Noah Schnapp gave an incredible performance as Will in 'Stranger Things' season 2

As one of the streaming service's most talked-about series, 'Stranger Things' is going to be treated as such by the company, but the Duffer Brothers seem like a pair who can't be tempted by fortune to stray off the path of their overriding narrative in a simple bid to milk the cash cow for all they can get. 

Continue reading: Duffer Brothers Have Planned "End Goal" For Netflix's 'Stranger Things'

Netflix may have announced that 'House of Cards' will be coming to an end with its sixth season, amid the allegations that its leading star Kevin Spacey tried to have sex with Anthony Rapp when the latter actor was just 14-years-old, but it seems the streaming service has been preparing for the show to conclude, as a number of spinoffs are already in the works.

Joel Kinnaman (right) starred in the fifth season of 'House of Cards'

As they're in the earliest stages of development, Netflix along with production company Media Rights Capital haven't given any details surrounding the plot of most of the reported spinoffs, but it'll be good for fans of the franchise to know that it won't be dying out with the show's final season.

Continue reading: 'House Of Cards' Spinoffs In Early Development For Netflix

Netflix have confirmed that the currently in-production sixth season of their original series 'House of Cards' will be its last. The news comes after an allegation from 'Star Trek: Discovery' actor Anthony Rapp that the show's lead actor Kevin Spacey attempted to engage in sexual activity with him when he was just 14-years-old. Spacey would have been 26 at the time of the alleged attempted sexual assault.

Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright as Frank and Claire Underwood in 'House of Cards'

It's worth noting that whilst Spacey says he does not remember the event taking place, he has apologised if it did indeed happen and said that he would blame "deeply inappropriate drunken behaviour".

Continue reading: Netflix Confirm 'House Of Cards' Will End With Season 6 Amid Kevin Spacey Scandal

As one of Netflix's most successful and talked about original series, 'Stranger Things' made an incredible impression following its debut in 2016, and this past week returned for its second season on the streaming service. With all nine episodes of the season dropping at the same time, fans have been binging to get up-to-date on the storyline being told but one particular episode - the seventh of season 2 - got some of the fan base questioning exactly why the decision had been made to take such a different direction for 45 minutes.

David Harbour stars as Sheriff Hopper in 'Stranger Things'

This is where you should probably turn back if you don't want spoilers regarding the seventh episode of 'Stranger Things', season 2!

Continue reading: 'Stranger Things' Creators Defend Season 2's Most Controversial Episode

Following the successful launch of 'Stranger Things' season 2 on Netflix this week, co-creators Matt and Ross Duffer, also known as The Duffer Brothers have already confirmed that they've started writing the series' third season. Responsible for one of the most talked about original series on the streaming service, there's a lot of expectation surrounding the show's future.

Gaten Matarazzo, Noah Schnapp and Winona Ryder return for season 2 alongside newcomer Sadie Sink

Fans followed the journey of a group of youngsters in the first season, who lost one of their friends to a place called the 'Upside Down', whilst gaining a new one in a girl known only by the branding on her arm - 'Eleven'. With a series of powers and abilities, she helped the group discover more about the strange world their friend had been confined to, all whilst the friends battled against a demonic force known as the Demogorgon.

Continue reading: 'Stranger Things' Creators Already Writing Season 3

The producers of smash Netflix hit ‘The Crown’ are poised to choose Olivia Colman as the replacement for the departing Claire Foy for the upcoming third and fourth series, it has been widely reported.

The acclaimed ‘Broadchurch’ and ‘The Night Manager’ star, 43, is to step into the role of Queen Elizabeth II in the Netflix series for its third season, as the narrative moves closer to the present and the character of the Queen requires an older actor.

‘The Crown’ is a dramatisation of the Queen’s engagement to Prince Philip and then telling the story of her reign, and the third and fourth series are set after 1963. Colman is so far the only confirmed cast member for the new series, but Matt Smith, who plays Prince Philip, is also set to be replaced with an older actor.

Continue reading: Olivia Colman Tipped To Replace Claire Foy In 'The Crown'

Powerful forces are at work in a new preview clip for the second season of 'Stranger Things', as it's revealed those in positions of authority are doing everything they can to find talented youngster, Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown). Though Mike Wheeler (Finn Wolfhard) is interrogated by the adults in the clip, he refuses to give them any information that may aid their search, but at the end of the 30 second teaser, they quickly realise that their hunt may already be coming to an end...

Exactly how Eleven will play into the new season remains to be seen, but from the previous teasers we've seen for the batch of new episodes, it looks like her powers and special abilities are only growing stronger. She could in fact be the key that's needed to deal with the evil that's infiltrated Hawkins from the Upside Down.

Continue reading: 'Stranger Things' Season 2 Preview Clip Teases The Search For Eleven

Chelsea Handler has decided to cancel her Netflix talk show 'Chelsea' after just two seasons in order to focus more on political affairs and engage with people of various backgrounds in order to further her knowledge of global issues. However, she won't be distancing herself with Netflix.

Chelsea Handler at 'Carpool Karaoke' series premiere

The 42-year-old comedian has exchanged her light-hearted show for a career in activism, beginning work on a new Netflix project which will be a documentary featuring people of different ethnicities and culture. She opened up about her new direction in a social media post yesterday (October 18th 2017).

Continue reading: Chelsea Handler Swaps Talk Show For Activism Documentary

First making its way to Channel 4 before moving to Netflix as one of their original series, 'Black Mirror' is without a doubt one of the most talked about shows across the globe. Instantly popular thanks to its exciting and, a lot of the time challenging-to-watch anthology episodes, the series has been going strong for three seasons to-date, with a fourth right around the corner.

The 'Black Mirror' team were celebrated at the 69th Emmy Awards

Details are starting to drip out about the new batch of episodes we should expect when the show does make its comeback to Netflix, but this weekend fans got their answer to whether or not a 'Black Mirror' movie could happen.

Continue reading: 'Black Mirror' Producers Have Been Approached About A Movie

'Stranger Things' season two is almost upon us, but for those who can't wait any longer, a new mobile gaming app has been launched to take players on an adventure into the Upside Down. It's completely free to download, and gameplay is in appropriately 80s style.

The cast of 'Stranger Things' at the SAG Awards

'Stranger Things: The Game' has been created by BonusXP, Inc. with Netflix for Android and iOS and contains no in-app purchases whatsoever - just explore Hawkins for free and avoid getting killed by the Demogorgon. Featuring all the main characters from the series, players have to collect Eggos and Gnomes while utilising each character's abilities to solve various puzzles.

Continue reading: 'Stranger Things' Gaming App Takes Players Back To The Eighties

One of Marvel's most brutal anti-heroes, The Punisher, is set to join the Netflix series universe - and it doesn't get more merciless than this. He's not the first comic book character to venture out on a bloodthirsty quest for revenge, but no-one exacts it quite like him.

Jon Bernthal as The Punisher

Jon Bernthal gets his very own Netflix series reprising his role as Frank Castle, aka The Punisher, from 'Daredevil'. Based on the comic books by Gerry Conway and John Romita Sr., and created by Steve Lightfoot ('Hannibal'), this series follows how the character came to be the man he is after losing his family to a ruthless murderer.

Continue reading: The First Trailer Lands For The Punisher's Own Netflix Series

One of the biggest breakout hits on television last year was Netflix original series 'Stranger Things', from creators The Duffer Brothers, aka Matt and Ross Duffer. Taking viewers to the fictional town of Hawkins in Indiana, the series turned the usual 'young boy goes missing' story on its head, opening up a whole new world of dangerous adventure in a place known as the 'Upside Down'.

Noah Schnapp returns for the second season of 'Stranger Things'

Set in the 1980s, the series included many-a-reference to some brilliant pop culture moments of the time, allowing its sci-fi-meets-horror genre mash-up to venture outside of its usual boundaries. With hugely talented members of the cast, both young and old, giving stellar performances throughout,  it was instantly clear that Netflix had another huge triumph on its hands.

Continue reading: 'Stranger Things' Creators Want Fans To Adjust TV Settings Before Watching Season 2

Netflix is without a doubt one of the best places to go for the latest entertainment in television and film. With new additions to their slate every month, we've decided to take a look at September and some of the originals that will hit the streaming service, whether it be new seasons of already-established series, or something new altogether.

Narcos (Season 3) - Released September 1, 2017

Continue reading: September 2017: What's New On Netflix

Amy Schumer has taken to Instagram to clear up some misinterpretations that have been made after a report concerning the amount she’s being paid to appear in a new Netflix comedy special.

The 36 year old star clarified what was stated in a report by Variety earlier this week, which claimed that Schumer asked for a higher fee to star in a Netflix stand-up comedy special after learning that Chris Rock and Dave Chappelle were each getting paid $20 million for their shows on the streaming service.

She said that, while she did ask for a pay increase on her original $11 million deal for her ‘The Leather Special’, she did not ask to get paid the same amount as Rock and Chappelle – because they’re the two of greatest comedians ever and deserve more, according to her.

Continue reading: Amy Schumer Clears Up Equal Pay Row Over Netflix Special

'Stranger Things' is without a doubt one of the most talked-about original series to come from Netflix, with Matt and Ross Duffer the brilliant minds behind the show. Taking place in the 80s in the fictional small town of Hawkins, Indiana, the first season saw the disappearance of young Will Hawkins take place, before the alternate universe of the Upside Down was exposed to the residents of Hawkins.

The second season of 'Stranger Things' hits Netflix this October

There, the demonic Demogorgon was revealed, feeding on those it could find who had been transported to the Upside Down, but becoming increasingly frustrated when it couldn't feed on Will. He had, for the most part escaped from the Upside Down at the end of the first season, but when we saw him vomiting darkness into his bathroom sink, we knew that the trouble was just getting started.

Continue reading: 'Stranger Things' Creators Say Show Will End After 4 Seasons

There's no denying the hype surrounding upcoming Netflix and Marvel collaborative series, 'The Defenders'. Not only one of the most anticipated new shows of this month, but of the entire year, the series will bring Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage and Iron Fist together for the first time, as they're forced to put aside their differences and work alongside one another for the greater good.

Simone Missick and Krysten Ritter star in 'The Defenders'

Going up against a worthy adversary in Alexandra, played by Sigourney Weaver, the crime fighters will be facing challenges like none they've ever tackled before. For now though, what many are looking forward to seeing is exactly how the heroes will interact with one another when they first meet.

Continue reading: 'The Defenders' Director Explains Why There's No "Rush" For The Heroes To Meet

It's official: the critically-panned Netflix original series 'Gypsy', led by Naomi Watts and coming from creator/writer Lisa Rubin alongside 'Fifty Shades of Grey' director Sam Taylor-Johnson - won't be making a return to the streaming service, after the company pulled the plug on the show following just a single season.

Naomi Watts in Netflix original series 'Gypsy'

Released earlier this year, the series saw Watts in the role of New York City psychotherapist Jean Holloway; a woman who was so embedded within her clients' private lives that she would secretly infiltrate each of them, pulling the strings from the inside and using the alias Diane Hart during her time out of the office.

Continue reading: Netflix Cancel Naomi Watts-Led Drama 'Gypsy'

The Coen Brothers are coming to the small screen for the first time with a brand new anthology series for Netflix entitled 'The Ballad of Buster Scruggs'. It is a Western series of six different stories about the American frontier and it's coming next year. 

The Coen Brothers at a 'Hail, Caesar!' photocall

Told through the voices of Joel and Ethan Coen, the show will star Tim Blake Nelson from 'O Brother, Where Art Thou?' as the titular character. The filmmaking duo - who are best known for such movies as 'No Country for Old Men', 'The Big Lebowski' and 'True Grit' - will mark their first TV venture with 'The Ballad of Buster Scruggs', not including the 'Fargo' series which they co-produced. 

Continue reading: The Coen Brothers Are Coming To Netflix For Wild West Anthology

Two years after he ended his three-decade stint on ‘The Late Show’, the late night TV legend David Letterman is to come out of retirement to host a new talk show for streaming giant Netflix.

According to The Hollywood Reporter on Tuesday night (August 8th), the 70 year old presenter has signed a new deal with Netflix to host a six-episode series for the service in 2018.

“I feel excited and lucky to be working on this project for Netflix,” Letterman said in a statement announcing the series this week. “Here's what I have learned, if you retire to spend more time with your family, check with your family first. Thanks for watching, drive safely.”

Continue reading: David Letterman Coming Out Of Retirement To Front New Netflix Chat Show

Now might be a good time to catch up on all those Disney and Pixar movies you have been meaning to watch on Netflix but haven't yet, because soon they'll all be taken down in favour of a new streaming service which is set to launch exclusively for Disney material. 

Netflix logo

It was only a matter of time, but Disney will now be unveiling their very own streaming company which means removing all their material currently available on Netflix. The news was announced through their most recent earnings report yesterday (August 8th 2017).

Continue reading: Disney Say Goodbye To Netflix As They Prepare To Launch Their Own Streaming Service

Bringing an English version of the dark and critically-acclaimed Japanese manga 'Death Note' to Netflix this summer, the streaming service are once again expanded on their slate of original content, with Hollywood star Nat Wolff in the driving seat here as lead character, Light Turner.

Lakeith Stanfield and Nat Wolff in Netflix's 'Death Note'

Created by Tsugami Ohba and Takeshi Obata, the story has won legions of fans across the world, with the manga being one of the few that was able to break into the mainstream and Western culture. Though adaptations of the tale have been told in the past, this one apparently holds a special place in the hearts of those who originally wrote it.

Continue reading: 'Death Note' Creators "Love" Netflix Remake

A new animated fantasy series from Matt Groening entitled 'Disenchantment' is set to hit Netflix in 2018 and it's chock full of the kind of adult humour you'd expect from the award-winning writer. Who needs 'Game of Thrones' when you've got a colourful world of trolls, ogres and rebellious princesses? 

Matt Groening at Fox casino party

He's the creator of the epic adult cartoons 'The Simpsons' and 'Futurama' but now Matt Groening has a new project coming to life next year in partnership with Netflix. 'Disenchantment' is a twenty-episode adventure about a booze-loving princess called Bean, her best friend Elfo and her pet demon Luci. It's set in the fictional world of Dreamland, and - according to Netflix - features 'ogres, sprites, harpies, imps, trolls, walruses and lots of human fools'.

Continue reading: British And US Actors Join Together For Matt Groening Fantasy Animation 'Disenchantment'

Zooming back to 1984, to the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana, Netflix original sci-fi series 'Stranger Things' will be making its return as those who reside there do their best to recover from the shocking after-effects of the Demogorgon and the secrets uncovered at Hawkins Lab. Celebrating the series at this year's San Diego Comic Con, a first look trailer for the show's second season has been unveiled, which you can check out below:

There's a lot to digest in the trailer, with plenty of twists and turns promised as the show continues. With the clear signs that the pop culture references to some of the biggest franchises in the mid-80s will continue, there's even the intro to Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' working to prop up the teaser. The fan-service here is undeniably great.

Continue reading: See The Brilliant New 'Stranger Things' Season 2 Trailer

What do you get when you put together a blind ninja, an incredibly intelligent detective, a bulletproof former criminal and a Kung Fu expert who just so happens to be a billionaire? 'Marvel's The Defenders'; the show which brings outsider heroes Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage and Iron Fist into a crime-fighting team like no other for the first time in television history. Launching globally next month on Netflix, the series is one of the most highly-anticipated of the year so far and, with a second full-length trailer dropping for the show at San Diego Comic Con, fans can now see all of the drama below:

The almost three-minute video is an action-packed one and, as the trailer progresses, we hear Sigourney Weaver's character Alexandra tease "the war in New York", whilst a montage of clips see the Defenders face off against all sorts of adversaries. Weaver's character is one that will prove challenging for the Marvel team to take down; as she mentions, she actually sees a lot of similarities in herself and those who oppose her. The only difference in fact is that Alexandra is merely bothered with self-preservation, while the Defenders take into account the lives of those living in New York.

Continue reading: New 'Marvel's The Defenders' Trailer Teases "The War In New York"