Whats New On Netflix This Weekend November 8

Skip navigation!

Begin Slideshow

Photo: Courtesy of Netflix.

Another week, another Netflix content flood.

Mercifully, that means subscribers have great YA Netflix options and a big new Christmas film to choose from this Friday 8th November, and the weekend to follow. There’s Let It Snow, a teen holiday rom-com movie that celebrates its Midwestern roots as proudly as it wears its heart on its sleeve. Elsewhere, you’ll find a truly shocking Nazi-related docuseries, a stellar standup special, and, as usual, lots of foreign-language hidden gems. It’s a lot.

We’re here to help. These are all the new Netflix offerings broken down by plot, genre, and whether you should watch something immediately or skip for now. Keep reading for the lowdown on all of these Netflix treats, including their trailers.

More from TV

Christmas Movies

The Best So-Bad-They’re-Good Christmas Movies On Netflix

by Melanie Curry

Without Belle, There Wouldn’t Be Bridgerton. Celebr...

To mark the 10th anniversary of the UK release of Amma Asante’s groundbreaking film, Belle, this year and Black History Month’s ‘Reclaiming Narrative

Is Love Is Blind Star Tyler Lying To Ashley About His Kids...

As Netflix’s Love Is Blind swiftly comes to an end, it’s safe to say that Season 7 has been one of the most cringe-worthy seasons yet. Each epi

Are UK Dating Shows Finally Giving Black Women A Fair Shot At Fin...

As Love Is Blind UK approaches this weekend’s season finale on Netflix, the question of whether Black women should participate in these kinds of programm

by Hannah Uguru

The Love Island USA Reunion Dropped Bombs But Still Missed...

The reality TV viewing experience hasn’t been the same since the final episode of Love Island USA aired on Peacock in July. The popular reality datin

When Will Bridgerton Do Right By Lady Danbury?

Spoilers ahead. In the Bridgerton universe’s game of high stakes romance, Lady Agatha Danbury (played by Adjoa Andoh) is one of its most important player

by Kathleen Newman-B...

Bridgerton Introduced a Queer Black Woman — Of Course Peop...

When Bridgerton premiered on Netflix on December 25, 2020, it immediately made waves for its interpretation of regency-era London. The Shondaland series ?

by Alanna Bennett

The Problem With Bridgerton S3’s (In)Famous Mirror Scene

Well, Bridgerton fans, the time has finally come for the highly anticipated mirror scene. In season 3 part 2, after declaring his love, Colin (Luke Newton)

by Olivia Truffaut-Wong

Who Will Be The Lead?: Everything We Know About Bridgerton Season 4

After years of waiting, we’ve finally gobbled up Season 3 of Bridgerton in one sitting (well, two), where we watched Colin Bridgerton on his knee

by Alexandra Koster

Cressida Is Bridgerton’s First Tragic Character. But Jes...

It has been said that Bridgerton is a show with no stakes, and up until seeing the end of Season 3, I would have agreed. For two seasons, we’ve seen

by Olivia Truffaut-Wong

Bridgerton’s Mirror Scene Is Finally Here & It’...

Spoilers for Bridgerton Season 3 ahead. When we think of Polin’s love story in Bridgerton, there’s one event that we keep coming back to so oft

by Alexandra Koster

Queenie Reminds Us That Black Women Have A “Right To...

Minor spoilers ahead. If you’ve read Candice Carty-Williams’ acclaimed novel Queenie, you know that its titular character Queenie Jenkins is a mess. No

by Kathleen Newman-B...