There's a new title at the top of the U.S. Netflix streaming charts. Proving more popular currently than the Duffer Brothers' new series, The Boroughs, the second season of The Four Seasons, and even the true-crime series Michael Jackson: The Verdict, reality show Outlast: The Jungle is a big hit after debuting last week. Viewers simply can't get enough of the third season in the Outlast series, as 16 new contestants battle it out in the tropical jungle of the Panama Islands. But what else could you be watching this week on the world's biggest streamer? To help you decide, here's a list of three shows you should binge-watch on Netflix.

Love them or hate them, documentaries take themselves seriously when they dive deep into hefty material. From a jaunt through history to a grim true crime investigation, it might seem like a difficult genre to parody, but then came a character perfectly suited to mock through satire: Philomena Cunk. Before Netflix got its hold on Diane Morgan’s impeccable character, she had been lovingly terrorized British audiences for years. Then, Cunk on Earth arrived with a 100% Rotten Tomatoes score, and the world has never been the same.

Created by Jeffrey Addiss and Will Matthews and produced by Stranger Thingsduo the Duffer Brothers, The Boroughswas the hottest new arrival on Netflix for the past couple of weeks, with an inventive sci-fi concept and some stellar performances from the likes of Alfred Molina, Bill Pullman, and Geena Davisgluing it to the top of the streaming charts. However, that all came to an end last weekend when the hit 2025 release The Four Seasons, an adaptation of the 1981 movie of the same name, returned for a must-watch second outing. As we move into the second week of June, what else should you be watching? With that in mind, here's a list of three shows you should binge-watch on Netflixthis weekend.

2026 has been a big year for Peaky Blinders fans, who were ushered back to Birmingham for the final chapter of Tommy Shelby’s story. Earlier this year, Netflix released Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, a sequel film set years after the events of Season 6 that returned stars such as Cillian Murphy as Thomas Shelby and even Stephen Graham as Hayden Stagg. Not long after the global premiere of The Immortal Man, Netflix confirmed that it is actively developing a new Peaky Blinders sequel series, which will be set in 1953, around 10 years after The Immortal Man. The first two names attached to star in the show were Jamie Bell and Charlie Heaton. Bell is taking over the role of Duke Shelby from Barry Keoghan, and Heaton is known for his role in Stranger Things.

The horror genre is having quite the moment, as evident with the massive success of Backrooms and Obsession. But if you don't feel like venturing to the theater, Netflix has plenty of options to choose from. To finally come across Luis Javier Henaine's Disappear Completely, one has to dig deep — almost as deep as the movie's main character in his search for a cure to the curse that threatens to turn him into a kind of living corpse, a karmic punishment for his own misdeeds as a photojournalist specialized in crime scenes.