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It goes without saying that Netflix's recent slate of attention-grabbing shows kept us entertained during the year of lockdowns. Outer Banks, a brand-new smash blockbuster teen drama series, has to rank among the highlights. John B. is based in North Carolina. Chase Stokes is certain that his father's disappearance is not a coincidence. He and his companions, the 'Pogues,' discover that they aren't the only ones searching for the Royal Merchant's treasures as they continue to probe the depths of the ocean for the source of everything.

The anticipation for Netflix's impending year of original content is growing as 2023 gets under way. Welcome to a sneak preview of every new Netflix release that will be available during the shortest month of the year. We'll discuss every US addition scheduled for the month, including new Netflix Originals and titles with Netflix partner licenses. This list will continue to be updated in the months leading up to February 2023 because Netflix will add a few additional movies at the end of January.

Jenna Ortega made a brief portrayal in season two of 'You' with Penn Badgley before going on to become one of the most well-known actresses this year on Netflix. The Jenna Ortega persona, who crossed the psychopath's path less frequently than other ladies, had made it out alive!Keep in mind that 'Ellie' was the title character of the recently approved second season of Wednesday. Delilah's younger sister, who had the tragedy to cross Joe's path as he was just settling in Los Angeles. Thus, over the course of a few episodes, Joe and Ellie, with whom he had forged a brotherly connection, grew pretty close.

Anne Rice's Immortal Universe was the culmination of nearly fifty years of bad business deals, scandals, and squandered opportunities. The author desperately wanted to see her work onscreen. On her website, she claimed that her agent was constantly making contacts in Hollywood, hoping to find a deal worth their time. There were some well-known adaptations, as we're all aware, but what we saw was just the tip of the iceberg. The author imagined lengthy television series, multiple seasons, and theaters packed to the brim with fans. She loved the cinema, and she was always quick to point that out. She was constantly talking about her favorite films--Rebecca and The Red Shoes. She loved the glitz and glam of old Hollywood, and she believed that her work could fit in with those fabled titles. But nobody could agree as to how it should be done, and Hollywood didn't think that fans were ready for homoeroticism and questionable morals. When she signed away the rights to her work--a little over a year before her death--she must've felt like she had completed her bucket list. We can also safely assume that she was a bit concerned. Creative control was a source of contention for her. Interview with the Vampire was an allegory for the death of her young child. Lestat was her one great love. She spent decades pouring everything she had into those books, only to hand them over to a group of shameless profiteers. It must've been terrifying.

After Kaleidoscope, Ginny & Georgia 2, Pressure Cooker, Lady Vouyer, and The Lying Life of Adults, Netflix has added another January 2023 release, the British TV series, Lockwood & Co. The show is a detective thriller and supernatural adventure based on Jonathan Stroud’s book series of the same title. In September 2017, it was announced that Big Talk Productions had plans to adapt Stroud’s Lockwood & Co. into a TV series, although the project was revealed to be moving to Netflix in December 2020. It started filming in July 2021 at the Kensal Green Cemetery, concluding in March 2022.