The first 10 list of Netflix is opening up this week with great new films, but some standout titles really steal the spotlight.
If you are looking for what you are looking for this weekend, we regularly combine the most of the most viewing movies of Netflix through the top 10 list so that your time is worth. This week, our Chana contains a heartbreaking comedy drama headed by Vince Wune, a slasher film influenced by the classic and RL Estine in the 80s, and is essentially a documentary of real crime.
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This article is based on the list of Top 10 movies of Netflix in the United States until 11:00 pm on Saturday, May 24.
Best movies in Netflix Top 10
‘Fair Street: Prom Quinn’ (2025)
Fear Street: Prom Queen | Official trailer | Netflix – YouTube
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This weekend, for the 80s, for the Silesh Vibes, Netflix has a new entry into the horror series affected by its RL Estine. “Fer Street: Prom Quinn” is not heavy with its predecessors, but it’s still a fun clock that is full of big hair and is even more frightening – if you are already counting the days to Halloween.
We have returned this time in 1988 to the cursed city of Shadeside, where the high school Wall Flower Lori Greenger (India Folder) is surprised to be nominated for the most famous (and bloody) girls of the school as well as Prom Quinn. The unexpected focus paints a target on his back, especially looking at the delayed rumors that his mother had killed his father at the promise years ago.
When the big night opens, the glands quickly turns towards Gore when the masked murderer begins to compete one by one, and turns the shandig into a nightmare.
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‘Nunas’ (2025)
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Netflix -led comedy “Nunnas” is just as relieved as a domestic cooked food, so it is not surprising that the Mother’s Day is still strong in the Netflix Top 10 after the end of the day.
It contains an Italian -born American who tells the true story of Skaraola (von), who, after the disappearance of his mother, leaves his career to open a restaurant, which is fully known as Nunana, as well as love. A powerhouse cast of nuns paid by the legends like Susan Sriniandon, Taliashire, and Loren Brexo brings the charming and cute chaos of his fire to the kitchen, where he serves family recipes, time honors and piles of sauces.
Although the setup may find you to have toothache enough to have a dessert, but the “nuns” earn your emotional payment with a heart -scratching performance and script that is developed like a dish on the screen.
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‘A deadly American marriage’ (2025)
A deadly American marriage | Official trailer | Netflix – YouTube
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For true crimes, Netflix has launched a shocking new documentary this month that viewers are already calling a compulsory watch. It still contains a matter of cases that are still surrounded by non -retaliated questions: his second wife, Molly Martines, and his father, Thomas Martines, the brutal death of Jason Carbet.
In the deadly repetition, both Molly and his father insisted that they worked in their defense. Finally, the matter never went to the trial, as the pair accepted the applications deals and after that he was released from jail.
To date, the truth is unclear. Was Jason a violent man who met such a violent end? Or did his new wife and father -in -law kill him in a cold blood? “A deadly American marriage” opens up a dispute with an intimate interview with the children of Molly, Thomas and Jason, and offers new views on the tragedy that still distribute public opinion.
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Netflix Top 10 movies right now
1. “Fear Street: Prom Quinn” (2025)
2. “Included: Fever fall” (2025)
3. “Instant Family” (2018)
4. “Air Force Elite Thunder Birds” (2025)
5. “Nunas” (2025)
6. “Home” (2015)
7. “Nispen me 4” (2024)
8. “A deadly American marriage” (2025)
9. “Trolls” (2016)
10. “The Crowds” (2013)
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