Looking for something new to queue up on Netflix this weekend? This past week, the streaming service added three distinctly different viewing options to its U.S. catalog — spanning a new teen horror series, an hour-long stand-up comedy debut, and a six-season fan-favorite crime drama.
Whether you want to dive into a supernatural mystery, settle in for a single-sitting comedy set, or start a multi-season binge, here are three new arrivals on Netflix this weekend (Nov. 13–15).
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New on Netflix This Weekend (Nov. 13–15, 2026)
The Body
(L to R) Sarah Abbot as Olivia, Emily Roman as Claire, Kyra Pierce as Bailey, Kristina Bogic as Anya, Phallon Pierce as Brit, Michela Luci as Amy, Julia Lowe as Blair in ‘The Body’Courtesy of Netflix
Created and written by Quinn Shephard, with Riley Keough serving as an executive producer, this eight-episode series blends coming-of-age teen drama with supernatural mystery. Set around an all-girls Catholic school dance squad known as the Lions, the story begins on Halloween night when a group initiation ritual goes awry. In the aftermath, team captain Anya Butler (Kristina Bogic), her best friend Elise Zakaria (Sara Boustany), and teammates Lisbeth Anderson (Geena Meszaros) and Grace Franklin (Sofia Wylie) experience ghostly, prophetic visions alongside unholy desires and Catholic guilt as panic spreads through their town. Shephard has described the show’s tone as “gritty camp” and a “raunchy teen psychodrama with a dash of Catholic horror” with comedic elements. The cast also includes Shirley Chen, Jackson Kelly, Louisa Krause, Nnamdi Asomugha, Orlando Norman, Marcel Ruiz, Gabby Windey, Ashley Madekwe, Motell Foster, Kyra Pierce, and Phallon Pierce. All eight episodes arrived on Wednesday, Nov. 11, and are streaming now. If you’re looking for some horror to chase away those post-Halloween blues, look no further!Related: Netflix Announces New Documentary on the Rise and Fall of Russell Brand – and It’s Out Tomorrow!
Janelle James: How Romantic
Janelle JamesElizabeth Sisson/Netflix
Comedian Janelle James headlines her debut hour-long stand-up special, which arrived on Netflix on Tuesday, Nov. 10. During the set, the Abbott Elementary star shares her take on topics ranging from body counts and bank accounts to why she thinks women should wrestle men. With the hit ABC comedy taking the rest of the month off before its 100th episode in December, this is the perfect way to get your fix of Ava!Related: ‘Abbott Elementary’ Star Credits Co-Star With Changing Her Life at ‘Almost 60’
Power (Seasons 1–6)
Omari Hardwick as Ghost in ‘Power’Courtesy of STARZ
If you’re looking for a new crime drama to binge, all six seasons of the STARZ series Power joined Netflix’s catalog on Monday, Nov. 9. The series centers on a prosperous, well-liked New York City nightclub owner who secretly leads a double life as a drug supplier catering to the city’s A-list clientele. Power became such a hit that it’s spawned three spinoffs (with another two on the way). And now, for the first time on Netflix, you can see where it all began for Ghost (Omari Hardwick) and the gang.
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