It’s 2026, and the weekend is the perfect time to finally catch up on what everyone was talking about last year. If you’re a movie lover, now’s the moment to revisit the best Netflix Originals of 2025 before adding new titles to your watchlist. From high-octane action and survival thrillers to heartwarming animations, 2025 delivered something for every mood.
Here are 8 Netflix movies from 2025 that are still worth your weekend binge.
1) Lost in Starlight
Kicking off the list with a cosmic twist, this futuristic South Korean animated sci-fi romance. The story follows astronaut Nan-young and musician Jay. They navigate a long-distance relationship that spans Earth and space, blending love with adventure among the stars.
2) K-pop Demon Hunters
Next up is this vibrant animated adventure follow Huntrix, a world-famous K-pop girl group who dazzle arenas by day, and battle demons threatening the world, delivering a thrilling blend of music, myth, and high-energy action that make you enjoyable to watch.
3) The Thursday Murder Club
Based on Richard Osman’s bestselling mystery novel, this cozy crime comedy follows a quartet of retirees living in a luxurious British retirement village who gather weekly to solve cold cases, only to find themselves wrapped up in a real murder mystery that tests their wits, friendships, and sleuthing skills.
4) Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery
Shifting gears to mystery and wit, the third Knives Out movie brings back detective Benoit Blanc to solve a tricky murder in a close-knit community, mixing clever twists, sharp humor, and heartfelt movements that keep you hooked from start to the end.
5) Bullet Train Explosion
If you love edge-of-your-seat-thrillers, this movie should be on your watchlist. While plot details are scarce, expect a high-octane ride full of catastrophic train chaos. Also, non-stop action that will send your adrenaline soaring.
6) Train Dreams
Slowing things down, this contemplative period drama stars, Joel Edgerton as a humble rail worker in early 20th-century America. The story navigate love, loss, and sweeping change amid the harsh beauty of the expanding frontier.
8) Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl
No list is complete without a dose of playful fun. In this movie, the ever-clueless Wallace and his brilliant dog Gromit go head-to-head with a cheeky robotic garden gnome, delivering a laugh-filled clay-animated adventure that’s pure joy for all ages.
8) Frankenstein
And to end the list on a chilling note, Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein delivers a haunting Gothic experience that crawls under your skin. As Victor Frankenstein dares to play God, his creation unleashes tragedy, moral terror, breathtaking visuals.
Source: Film and Stuff
