If I had to make a safe bet on what’s living in Netflix’s coveted Top 10 at any given moment, I’d say it’s usually a mix of true crime, psychological thrillers, and at least one WWE title. And honestly? A quick look at the current lineup proves that assumption pretty accurate.
Right now, the charts are packed with a few familiar genre suspects: the horror-suspense series Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen, true crime entries like The Predator of Seville and Homicide: New York, WWE content holding its usual ground. But the one show that really caught my eye (and proves my point) is the gritty psychological thriller that’s been quietly climbing the ranks—Jo Nesbø's Detective Hole.




