Big news for drama fans: Netflix has just dropped House of Guinness, a brand-new, eight-part historical series from the celebrated creator of Peaky Blinders. This major new release leads a week packed with other exciting premieres, including a Spanish thriller, and new seasons of Alice in Borderland, Interview With The Vampire, and Love is Blind.
House of Guinness is set to be the next big thing in period drama. The series, which unfolds in 1860s Dublin and New York, centers on the intense succession crisis within the Guinness brewing dynasty. With its high-stakes plot of greed, betrayal, and family ambition, the show promises to deliver the same quality and grit that made Peaky Blinders a worldwide hit.
Also new this week is Angela, a suspenseful six-part mystery from Spain. The series follows the titular character as she navigates the dangerous reality of her abusive marriage and uncovers shocking secrets about her husband. It’s a psychological thriller that will have viewers on the edge of their seats.
The week also marks the return of the global sci-fi sensation Alice in Borderland for its third season. Arisu’s journey continues as he is forced back into a world of deadly games, this time grappling with memory loss and the true nature of his reality.
The lineup is further bolstered by the arrival of the second season of AMC’s Interview With The Vampire on September 30, and the ninth season of the reality dating giant Love is Blind on October 1. This is a massive week for new content on Netflix, so get ready to stream.
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