The Netflix psychological horror drama miniseries, My Sad Dead is built on the idea of being able to see the dead and speak to them but with all emotional juices added.
My Sad Dead releases on Netflix on September 24. Pablo Larraín’s this miniseries is a four-episode series with Mercedes Morán's Ema, a recently retired doctor who has an ability to see the dead at the center. The series is based on Mariana Enríquez’s short story.
If The Trap kept you glued to your sofa for the entire duration of the series which you would have binge-watched, we have more such Netflix shows for you to add to your watchlist for the weekend's binge.
From emotional birthday messages on X to Instagram throwbacks and Jimin’s live stream, fans celebrate Park Jimin’s birthday with love, memories and wishes for his happy life.
Helluva Boss Season 3 has fans on X talking, from the emotional reactions to Stolas and Blitz’s relationship to praise for the premiere; the viewers seem largely about the episodes, according to their early reviews on X.
KATSEYE’s “Unloveu” visualizer captures the emotional aftermath of a breakup through monochromatic visuals, large empty spaces, a chessboard with a single player, and a massive mirror. It reflects on unresolved hurt, emotional vulnerability, and learning to move on while “unloving” someone you once loved.
Love of Your Life follows a woman navigating grief and rediscovering herself after a devastating loss. Margaret Qualley anchors this emotional romantic drama, although uneven pacing and familiar storytelling prevent it from reaching its full potential.
