What’s new on Netflix: From crime thrillers and classic mysteries to culinary chaos and heartfelt drama - Starts at 60

What’s new on Netflix: From crime thrillers and classic mysteries to culinary chaos and heartfelt drama

Jan 15, 2026
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With a cast led by Mia McKenna-Bruce (pictured) alongside veteran British actors like Helena Bonham Carter and Martin Freeman, Seven Dials blends period intrigue with clever plotting.

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Netflix has a packed slate this week with something for every taste – whether you’re craving edge-of-your-seat drama, a cozy mystery, feel-good storytelling or even some wild culinary adventures. Here’s a quick guide to the newest shows and films streaming now.

Netflix Reviews: What’s Worth Watching

Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials – Streaming Jan 15

First up is Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials, a stylish three-part mystery series based on Christie’s 1929 novel. Set in 1925 England, the story follows Lady Eileen “Bundle” Brent as she investigates a chilling murder at a lavish country house party. With a cast led by Mia McKenna-Bruce alongside veteran British actors like Helena Bonham Carter and Martin Freeman, the series blends period intrigue with clever plotting. Fans of classic whodunits will enjoy its sharp dialogue and suspenseful twists, perfect for a weekend binge.

The Rip – Streaming Jan 16

If you’re in the mood for a gritty crime thriller, The Rip delivers. Starring Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, this high-stakes film follows two Miami cops who uncover millions in cash during a raid – unleashing greed, suspicion and escalating danger. It’s a tense, well-acted drama with enough twists to keep you hooked from start to finish.

Kangaroo Island – Streaming Jan 16

For those who love character-driven drama, Kangaroo Island introduces an Australian story of family, reconnection and self-discovery. The film follows Lou, a once-promising actress whose career faltered, as she returns home to Kangaroo Island and confronts old relationships and unresolved tensions. Shot against the island’s rugged beauty, this heartfelt film finds both humour and depth in familiar family dynamics.

Just a Dash – Streaming Jan 20

Calling all food and adventure fans – Just a Dash brings a wild twist to cooking shows. Hosted by Canadian chef Matty Matheson, this unpredictable series sees Matty and his crew hit the road without a kitchen or plan, whipping up meals and mayhem in surreal and hilarious settings. Think unexpected recipes, boundless enthusiasm and plenty of laughs.

Ladies in Black – Streaming Jan 22

Finally, the beloved Australian story Ladies in Black returns to Netflix. Based on the acclaimed 2018 film – and now in series form – this warm, nostalgic drama charts life in a Sydney department store as a young woman discovers life, friendship and opportunity in the late 1950s. Stylish period costumes, heartfelt characters and themes of empowerment and change make it a beautiful choice for viewers who enjoy feel-good storytelling with emotional depth.

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