Your weekend watchlist just got very full. Netflix is kicking off April 2026 with one of its biggest single-week drops in recent memory — over 35 new titles landing in just seven days. Here’s everything you need to know, broken down day by day.
Whether you’re a horror junkie, a hopeless romantic, or someone who cried at every episode of To All the Boys — this week has something waiting for you.
Netflix Week at a Glance: What’s Landing & When
| Date | Key Titles |
|---|---|
| Monday, Mar 30 | Brian and Charles (2022) |
| Tuesday, Mar 31 | 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, Humint, Untold: Lamar Odom |
| Wednesday, Apr 1 | Bohemian Rhapsody, St. Denis Medical S1, Love on the Spectrum S4, Mission: Impossible 1–5 |
| Thursday, Apr 2 | XO Kitty S3, Agent from Above, Sins of Kujo, Windbreaker S2 |
| Friday, Apr 3 | Gangs of Galicia S2, Bloodhounds S2, Maamla Legal Hai S2 |
| Saturday, Apr 4 | Merrily We Roll Along (2025) |
| Sunday, Apr 5 | A Day to Die, Falling |
The Must-Watch Highlights This Week
🎬 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple (2025) — Arrives Tuesday
Making its SVOD debut through Netflix’s Sony output deal, this is the highly anticipated next chapter in the post-apocalyptic franchise. Decades after the initial rage virus tore through the UK, a former doctor is desperately searching for a cure while a teenager fights to survive a violent gang. If the original 28 Days Later gave you nightmares, brace yourself — this one promises to be even grittier. The 28 Days Later franchise has long been considered one of the defining entries in modern zombie cinema, and this chapter keeps that legacy very much alive.
XO, Kitty Season 3 — Arrives Thursday
Kitty Song Covey returns to KISS in Seoul for her senior year, bringing a whole new semester of romantic entanglements, school drama, and big life decisions. Fans can also expect a major cameo with a familiar face from the To All the Boys universe making a long-awaited return. If you’ve been invested in Kitty’s journey since Season 1, this one’s going to hit differently — graduation has a way of making everything feel more urgent.
Merrily We Roll Along (2025) — Arrives Saturday
Filmed live at the Hudson Theatre, this Tony Award-winning Stephen Sondheim musical stars Jonathan Groff, Daniel Radcliffe, and Lindsay Mendez. Directed by Maria Friedman, the production tells the story of three lifelong friends in reverse chronological order — from their disillusioned adulthoods back to their wide-eyed beginnings. Can’t get Broadway tickets? Netflix just solved that problem for you. This is the kind of filmed theatre that deserves your full attention on the biggest screen in your house.
Other Titles Worth Your Time This Week
Untold: The Death & Life of Lamar Odom (Tue) — Netflix’s acclaimed Untold documentary series turns its lens on the NBA star’s turbulent journey through fame, tragedy, and survival. Expect raw, unfiltered storytelling.
Humint (Tue, Netflix Original) — A new Korean espionage thriller that promises the sleek tension of the best K-drama crime procedurals. Perfect if you’ve already burned through Bloodhounds.
St. Denis Medical Season 1 (Wed) — Reba McEntire’s hit NBC hospital comedy lands on Netflix, blending warm humour with surprisingly touching medical moments. A great palate cleanser between heavier titles.
Love on the Spectrum Season 4 (Wed, Netflix Original) — The beloved documentary series following autistic adults navigating love and relationships returns. Few shows on Netflix are this genuinely heartwarming.
Gangs of Galicia Season 2 (Fri, Netflix Original) — The Spanish crime thriller returns for more gritty underworld drama set against the stunningly beautiful Galician coast. A must for fans of European noir.
Bloodhounds Season 2 (Fri) — The high-octane Korean action thriller picks back up with its fearless duo taking on loan sharks and crime syndicates. One of the most physically impressive action shows in K-drama history.
Sins of Kujo Season 1 (Thu, Netflix Original) — A brand-new dark drama that looks set to be one of April’s breakout originals. Details are being kept close to the chest — which usually means Netflix is confident in the product.
Dorohedoro Season 2 (Wed, Weekly) — The wildly inventive dark fantasy anime is back with new episodes dropping weekly. If you haven’t started Season 1 yet, now is genuinely the perfect time.
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