A legendary horror franchise is about to descend on Netflix this March 2026, bringing decades of iconic terror straight to your screen!

Camila Morrone and Adam DiMarco can’t get enough of each other in a new Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen image. See it here!

The titular Abigail is portrayed by Alisha Weir, a rising child star who portrayed Matilda Wormwood in Matilda the Musical as well as starring in Wicked Little Letters with Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley.

Following the Stranger Things finale last month, The Duffer Brothers are back on the streamer as executive producers of this new show, with Haley Z. Boston on board as showrunner. The Night Manager season 2 star Camila Morrone plays Rachel, the bride, while The White Lotus' Adam DiMarco portrays her fiancé Nicky.

In Netflix's new horror miniseries, something very bad is going to happen. That is the name of the show, after all. Haley Z. Boston created the eight-episode miniseries, executive produced by the Duffer Brothers fresh off of "Stranger Things.

A 'disgusting' movie that introduces a new horror icon that fans will love has been quietly added to Netflix. The 2024 horror film Abigail is now a part of the streamer's extensive library. It's cast includes British actor Dan Stevens, known for previous roles in Downton Abbey, The Guest and Beauty and the Beast.

"Are you sure he's the one?" And what if he isn't?! Netflix has unveiled their teaser trailer for Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen, an eerie new horror thriller series about getting married. Freaky!

Spooky season is still a long way away, but that isn’t stopping Netflix from adding a dash of macabre to its streaming lineup. The platform has been growing its content catalog all month long with the arrival of titles like How to Train Your Dragon,

The Netflix series Locke and Key, based on a Joe Hill comic book series, is a twisted fantasy adventure Stephen King fans will love.

With Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen set to land on Netflix next month, the streamer has shared a poster and trailer for the upcoming horror series from executive producers The Duffer Brothers

Plenty of new and returning TV shows are arriving in March. Here are the biggest releases starring Steve Carell, Nicole Kidman, Kerry Washington, Kurt Russell, Michelle Pfeiffer and more.