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This Intense Psychological Thriller from Sweden is Climbing the Netflix top 10

Dark, Suspenseful, Thriller and Swedish, yes please

Netflix has released a number of crime related documentary series like that of   “Crime Scene” and “Night Stalker”. Want the crime, but also want some fiction? Check out the new Swedish thriller, “Red Dot”, the film has jumped up to the top 10 ranks and is worth a watch.  

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The movie centers on a hiking trip a couple takes to rekindle their marriage, yet its not long before the two find themselves instead fleeing to save their lives. The couple, David and Nadja struggle against the unforgiving wilderness and an unknown shooter. 

Thanks to Netflix, viewers are getting a wider selection of titles to watch. This thriller is just one foreign film with rising popularity that is continuing the tradition of other recent foreign release successes, like that of Lupin.  And based on those that have already watched, get ready for a crazy and intense ending! 

Read More: Why Netflix’s ‘Lupin’ was a Smash and Millions are waiting for the next batch in the series

Red Dot stars Swedish actors Nanna Blondell, Johannes Kuhnke, Anastasios Soulis, Kalled Mustonen, Thomas Hanzon and Anna Azcárate.  

Check out the official trailer: 


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New Netflix True Crime Doc shoots to #1: Dive into ‘Crime Scene’

Explore the dark history of the infamous Cecil Hotel 

The first installment of its “crime scene” investigative series is now available on the streaming platform. If you have already finished “Night Stalker”, this is a perfect next step, this time taking on the notorious Cecil Hotel, in which a guest named Elisa Lam vanishes in “Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel”.   From the same director (Joe Berlinger) that brought the gritty doc of “Conversations With a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes” we can expect deep dive into one of 2010’s most disturbing cases. 

Read More: Night Stalker hits on Netflix: Series Delves into Mid-eighties Crime Spree

The doc-series is broken down into 4 parts each approximately an hour long, each shedding new light to an old case surrounding the disappearance and death of Elisa Lam. The series dropped on Feb 10 and is now available to stream, also landing on the top slot in Netflix’s top 10 in the U.S.

From Netflix: 

From housing serial killers to untimely deaths, the Cecil Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles is known to many as LA’s deadliest hotel. The latest chapter in the Cecil’s dark history involves the mysterious disappearance of college student Elisa Lam.


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Night Stalker hits #3 on Netflix: Series Delves into Mid-eighties Crime Spree

Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer / Netflix 

Streaming started January 13.  This historical limited series is a documentary that follows the young detective Gil Carrillo and legendary homicide investigator Frank Salerno as they work expeditiously to catch the “Night Stalker”. Beneath the sunlit glamour of 1985 LA lurks a relentlessly evil serial killer. In this true-crime story, two detectives won’t rest until they catch Richard Ramirez, who was eventually arrested for his terrible crimes.

A gradual climb up the internal Netflix chart has kicked the limited series up to #3 for the weekend. The quality of the presentation seems to be the draw and the time frame that it deals with – the mid-eighties – has been au du jour of late – with Wonder Woman 1984 and other films that focus on that unique decade and its zeitgeist. Check out the trailer below if you want a taste:


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