Netflix is going all-in on Halloween this month, with a new set of original horror and horror-ish films and shows every Friday. There’s also new non-scary stuff, like Samin Nosrat’s cooking show Salt Fat Acid Heat. Here’s everything coming and going on Netflix in October.

This is a damn good month for Netflix. We’re getting a lot of promising new shows, plus some classic movies. Sadly, we must bid adieu to some old favourites.

August is a big month for Netflix originals, with the premiere of Matt Groening's fantasy cartoon Disenchantment, season 2 of Ozark, and a new comedy special from Demetri Martin. Here are the highlights, and the full list of shows, movies, and comedy specials coming and going from Netflix next month.

July 6 sees the much-anticipated Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee's Netflix premiere. We've also got some decent popcorn fare in the form of Wes Craven's final feature film, Scream 4. Sadly, a bunch of TV shows and movies will also be bidding adieu.

Glow is back! Glow is frickin' back on June 29! Hot damn! Time to re-watch season 1, wherein Alison Brie, Marc Maron, and Betty Gilpin work out their feelings through the language of headlocks. When you're done with that, here are all the new TV shows, movies, and stand-up specials coming to US Netflix in June.

Hey, what'd you watch on Netflix this month? Any of those new titles they dropped? Did you see Cold Mountain? Maybe Mortal Kombat? Now there's a Venn diagram that's just two circles. Here are the new TV shows, movies, and stand-up specials coming to Netflix in May.

March is just around the corner and it's bringing new seasons of action-packed shows, similarly action-packed films, and some original content in the form of illuminating documentaries. While you're admiring the list of new additions, be sure to check the list of everything leaving Netflix this March, if only to do some belated enjoying of a few Christmas movies.

The spookiest month of the year is nearly upon us, and that means Netflix is once again shaking up its streaming video offerings, adding some anticipated and downright scary season sequels while kicking some of the most beloved comedy shows on TV to the kerb.

If you're old enough to remember Vanilla Ice and snap-on armbands, you'll probably be pleased by the many throwbacks coming to US Netflix next month. Watch Vincent Vega plunge a syringe into Mia Wallace in Pulp Fiction! Or a refrigerator lurch after Sarah Goldfarb in Requiem for a Dream! Wow, the '90s were dark.

It's still cold outside, so we're spending more time cozying up indoors. That means more time for catching up on Netflix! We've figured out efficient ways to binge watch television shows -- now all that's left is figuring out what to watch.