There are a number of interesting shows and films that have recently started streaming on Netflix. There's something quirky featuring David Harbour of "Stranger Things," a woman with amnesia kidnapped by her stalker, Jerry Seinfeld picking up comedians in cars and taking them for coffee, an epic animated adventure series for the kids and a Hindi horror film that has airs of "The Haunting of Hill House."
'Frankenstein's Monster's Monster, Frankenstein' - Short film
If you have been missing David Harbour since he allegedly died on “Stranger Things,” here’s your chance to see him go fully weird. The story follows Davis Harbour III, attempting to understand his dad, David Harbour Jr, in an odd Frankenstein’s Monster related short film.
'Secret Obsession' - Thriller/drama film
Jennifer (Brenda Song) is a woman recuperating from trauma from a recent car crash. She has amnesia and cannot remember her previous life, including the handsome man who claims he is her husband. It turns out that man is actually her stalker, who now has her trapped in a secluded mansion in the woods. She slowly realises the truth.
'Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee (New 2019 Collection: Freshly Brewed)' - Series
This one used to be on Crackle, but is now on Netflix. Jerry Seinfeld picks up comedians in various antique cars and takes them on adventures, which all end up with coffee. If you like a touch of comedy, documentary style, this is worth watching.
'The Epic Tales of Captain Underpants' - Kids' animated series
If the kids are getting bored and it’s too hot outside, why not stream one of their animated favourites? In the episode featured below, the boys are separated when it comes to summer camp and have to deal with being apart from each other in the next few new episodes.
'Typewriter' - Netflix Original horror limited series
If you have been missing the epic spookiness of “The Haunting of Hill House,” stream this one. It is a Hindi-language horror film about a woman who returns to her childhood home only to find the secrets the haunted house holds for her and horrors that will arise again. You just have to put up with sub-titles.