Top 10 series on Netflix

Looking for the Top 10 Netflix TV Shows right now? You’ve come to the correct location! Despite the fact that Netflix launched a trending list earlier this year that highlights the Top 10 most popular TV shows on a daily basis, it’s not simple to access that list on the streaming site without digging a little further. We’re here to make things easier for you, so here is the list of top 10 series on Netflix.

Stranger Things

Stranger Things Season 4 returns with a new level of ambition and cinematic graphics that expand the series’ overall scale and scope. There’s an overabundance of ’80s horror nostalgia, but it doesn’t take away from the actual scares and the year’s welcome shift toward a more mature tone. In the final two episodes, the writing and directing become more concentrated and pick up the pace again, with some vast discoveries, surprising twists, and a cliffhanger that will have fans waiting for the July 1 climax.

Peaky Blinders

We first met Tommy Shelby (Cillian Murphy) as he galloped through the muddy streets of Small Heath on a black horse. We said our goodbyes to him while he sat atop a white horse nearly ten years later. He’s a different person now; there’s no doubt about that. Tommy and the Shelby family have risen from working-class gangsters fixing horse races to wealthy and privileged members of society who control business empires and wield considerable influence over the course of Peaky Blinders’ six ambitious, stylish seasons, all while maintaining their criminal enterprises.

Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey

Warren Jeffs, a leader in the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints who engineered an unlawful polygamous and patriarchal community, taking on child brides well into his seventies, is the subject of this new docuseries. With audio excerpts from the horrific monster at its center, the story is partly narrated by women who have fled the FLDS cult.

First Kill

Vampire romance, it’s safe to say, has been done to death, pun intended. However, nothing compares to Netflix’s First Kill: A Vampire Romance. In a universe where fair Verona is Savannah, Georgia, and the Capulets and Montagues are elite vampires, and vicious hunters, a sapphic Romeo and Juliet-inspired narrative is set. Vampires, hunters, demons, and families all struggle for the right to call Savannah home in eight hour-long episodes. First Kill is, above all, a great deal of fun. It’s campy, witty, and melodramatic, and it’s everything you’d expect from a modern-day teen Shakespearean vampire narrative.

Lincoln lawyer

Mickey Haller (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo) is an iconoclastic optimist who conducts his law firm out of the back seat of his Lincoln, taking on cases big and small all-around Los Angeles. The first season is based on the second book in Michael Connelly’s Lincoln Lawyer series, The Brass Verdict, which is based on a series of popular novels by the acclaimed author. It has broken all recodes of legal drama on Netflix with its views.

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All American

The CW’s All American is a bright light of intentionally diversified near-realism in a sea of superheroes, the supernatural, and the hilariously stylized in a still predominantly white network sea of superheroes, the supernatural, and the humorously stylized. All American hasn’t made much of a splash during its real-time run in either of its first two seasons, but given how quickly it went to the Top 10 in Netflix’s new internal ranking system once its latest season was introduced and how long it stayed there, even weeks after it was made initially accessible.

Surviving Summer

Surviving Summer is a leisurely movie with some well-written characters, plenty of surfing action, and an exciting narrative for most of the characters. It’s a little conventional and cliched at points, and Netflix has marketed it as a tween drama, which it is. This population should have lots of opportunities to make a splash. For the rest of us, this one may be too easy to entice the taste buds.

Ozark

We said our goodbyes to Ozark at the end of April this year, after four tense and increasingly brutal seasons. Ozark starred Jason Bateman, Laura Linney, and Julia Garner and followed Marty (Bateman) and Wendy (Linney) Byrde, a married couple forced to transfer their homes and children to Missouri’s Lake of the Ozarks.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

A ninja master and the deformed turtles who were once his pets emerge from Manhattan’s sewers to battle deadly alien forces that threaten the city; this series has a totally different fanbase with thousands of views on Netflix.

Floor is lava

The floor is Lava has returned, with even more barriers, stakes, and lava that is considerably hotter. This season, a massive and highly slippery volcano has been added to the mix, taking the competition to new heights and attracting thousands of viewers on Netflix.