7 new to Netflix shows and movies you need to stream this week (Feb. 9-15)

Netflix is bringing quite a few new shows and movies to the streaming service this week. But it’s the shows in particular that have my attention. “How to Get to Heaven from Belfast” is a brand new series from “Derry Girls” creator Lisa McGee that is almost certain to impress. Meanwhile, “Love Is Blind” is back for season 10, and this time we’re headed to Ohio to find eligible singles willing to go on the ultimate blind date.

But these aren’t the only shows and movies you’ll want to stream this week. Here’s the breakdown on everything new to Netflix this week, including my top picks and the full list of new shows and movies that you need to stream.

New on Netflix this week: Top picks

‘How to Get to Heaven from Belfast’

Genre: Mystery series

What it’s about: This new series stars Roísín Gallagher as Saoirse, Sinéad Keenan as Robyn, and Caoilfhionn Dunne as Dara. These three friends are thrust into a compelling mystery when they find themselves investigating the mysterious death of the fourth woman in their childhood friend group.

Why you should watch it: If you liked “Derry Girls,” then this show is for you. If you’ve never heard of “Derry Girls,” then trust me when I say the expectations are that “How to Get to Heaven from Belfast” will be good — and funny.

Watch “How to Get to Heaven from Belfast” on Netflix starting Feb. 12

‘Love Is Blind’ season 10

Genre: Reality dating show

What it’s about: The latest season of “Love Is Blind” is headed to the Buckeye state. This new batch of 32 Ohio singles now has to go on the ultimate blind date, and as always, they can’t meet face to face until they’re ready to spend the rest of their lives together.

Why you should watch it: The novelty of “Love Is Blind” still hasn’t worn off. There is something remarkable about dozens of people willing to get married sight unseen. It’s worth noting, though, that a lot of these couples don’t stay together after the show. Not even 10 have gone the distance to date.

Watch “Love Is Blind” season 10 on Netflix starting Feb. 11

‘Matter of Time’

Genre: Documentary movie

What it’s about: “Matter of Time” is a documentary centered around the stories of those impacted by Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), a rare genetic skin disorder, and those working for a cure. It’s set around Eddie Vedder’s 2023 benefit concerts at Seattle’s Benaroya Hall, where all proceeds went to fund research dedicated to fighting this rare affliction.

Why you should watch it: If you like a film festival documentary, then this 2025 Tribeca Film Festival doc is worth a watch. Or, if you like Eddie Vedder’s music, you’ll also want to check this movie out.

Watch “Matter of Time” on Netflix starting Feb. 9

‘How to Train Your Dragon’ (2025)

Genre: Fantasy movie

What it’s about: A live-action adaptation of the 2010 animated movie of the same name, this movie tells the tale of Hiccup (Mason Thames), a young Viking who is the son of chieftain Stoick the Vast (Gerard Butler). Living in Berk, Hiccup’s people are constantly attacked by dragons. But one day, he befriends an injured dragon, Toothless, and their lives are both changed forever.

Why you should watch it: I’ll be honest, the original 2010 animated movie is incredible, so if you can watch it instead of this live-action remake, I would. But if you like live-action redux of animated masterpieces, then feel free to check this one out.

Watch “How to Train Your Dragon” (2025) on Netflix starting Feb. 10

‘Kohrra’ season 2

Genre: Punjabi crime thriller series

What it’s about: In season 1, “Kohrra” explored the shocking death of a bridegroom days before his wedding. Now, the police procedural is back, and this time it’s in a new town, investigating a new murder; this time, a woman found dead in her brother’s barn.

Why you should watch it: While this season features a new mystery, a new location and a slew of new characters, it does return Barun Sobti as Assistant Sub-Inspector Amarpal Jasjit Garundi. Given that the first season scored 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, having that connective tissue bodes well for season 2.

Watch “Kohrra” season 2 on Netflix starting Feb. 11

‘The Black Phone’

Genre: Supernatural horror movie

What it’s about: Finney (Mason Thames) is abducted by a serial killer known as the Grabber (Ethan Hawke). But when he discovers a black rotary phone in the basement where he’s being held, he receives a call that might just help him escape from Hell.

Why you should watch it: Hawke is so good as the grabber that they bent over backwards to make a sequel. It’s a definite must-watch for any horror fan.

Watch “The Black Phone” on Netflix starting Feb. 12

‘Tyler Perry’s Joe’s College Road Trip’

Genre: Road trip comedy movie

What it’s about: Tyler Perry returns as Joe Simmons, a popular character from the “Madea” franchise. This time, though, he’s the star of the film, and he’s taking his grandson, B.J. (Jermaine Harris), on a college tour that quickly goes off the rails.

Why you should watch it: If you like the “Madea” movies, then this movie is for you. It looks like a familiar retread for Perry, both for better and for worse.

Watch “Tyler Perry’s Joe’s College Road Trip” on Netflix starting Feb. 13

Everything new on Netflix: Feb. 9-15

FEBRUARY 9

“Matter of Time” (Netflix documentary)

Eddie Vedder’s soul-stirring Seattle benefit concert fuels this documentary about the race to cure the rare genetic disorder epidermolysis bullosa (EB)

“The Creature Cases” chapter 7 (Netflix family)

Calling all explorers! Join the CLADE team as they journey from the jungles of Asia to the swamps of South America in search of more animal mysteries.

FEBRUARY 10

“Motorvalley” (IT) (Netflix series)

Desperate to gain control of her family’s racing empire, a young heir hires a reckless driver and a fallen star to compete in the Italian Gran Turismo.

“This is I” (JP) (Netflix film)

Bullied for wanting to be an idol, Kenji finds belonging in a cabaret and help from a trailblazing doctor, emerging onstage as her true self, Ai Haruna.

• “Free Fire”
• “How to Train Your Dragon” (2025)

FEBRUARY 11

“Kohrra” season 2 (IN) (Netflix series)

A murder case tangled in family secrets leads police officer Garundi and his new no-nonsense boss Dhanwant Kaur down a murky path to find the truth.

“Lead Children” (PL) (Netflix series)

When a young doctor discovers that children living near a smelting plant suffer from lead poisoning, she risks her career and safety to save them.

“Love Is Blind” season 10 (Netflix series)

Come for the meet-cutes, stay for the wedding bells. Hopeful romantics fall in love based solely on their inner beauty in this hit dating experiment.

“State of Fear” (BR) (Netflix film)

As São Paulo erupts in an unprecedented wave of violence, a lawyer with underworld ties must strike a deal with the police to rescue her kidnapped niece.

• “What I Like About You” seasons 1-4

FEBRUARY 12

“How To Get To Heaven From Belfast” (GB) (Netflix series)

From the wild imagination of Lisa McGee (“Derry Girls”) comes a not-so-wee mystery series about three best pals on a frantic mission to unearth the truth.

“Million-Follower Detective” (TW) (Netflix series)

In this crime thriller, Detective Chen Chia-jen races to unmask Baba the Witch, the viral tarot reader who accurately predicts the deaths of influencers.

FEBRUARY 13

“A Father’s Miracle” (MX) (Netflix film)

A devoted father is wrongfully imprisoned for a crime he didn’t commit, leaving his daughter to fend for herself as he fights to prove his innocence.

“The Art of Sarah” (KR) (Netflix series)

She builds a new identity based on lies. But when a body turns up beneath Seoul’s luxury strip, a relentless detective pulls her every thread.

“Museum of Innocence” (TR) (Netflix series)

In 1970s Istanbul, a man’s forbidden love for a shop-girl evolves into a lifelong journey of obsession and longing. Based on Orhan Pamuk’s iconic novel.

“Tyler Perry’s Joe’s College Road Trip” (Netflix film)

In an effort to teach him about the real world, Joe takes B.J. on a cross-country college road trip where tensions get high but life-changing lessons are learned.

• “Bunny”
• “Suburgatory” seasons 1-3

FEBRUARY 15

• “The Hunting Party” season 1
• “Stargate SG-1” seasons 1-10

Leaving Netflix This Week

Leaving 2/15/26

“Everybody’s Fine”

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