What's New And Black On Netflix In January

It’s a new month and a new year which means new drops are coming to Netflix.

Having a grownup chill session? Catch Bruised star Halle Berry (who just signed a major production deal with the streaming service) in a horror movie that let her stretch those Oscar-winning chops.

Follow a trap legend as he transforms from a certified East Atlanta Santa into a major Florida drug lord in a surprisingly progressive candy coated crime flick. Examine your love of a Louis-touting, MacBook-tapping manhattanite by rewatching the first of a swanky city series. 

Follow an FBI agent toting her baby bump with her on the trail of some sketchy decimal swappers. Join a top secret mission to save the world from itself. Watch a researcher reassemble footage that could have the key to a serious conspiracy. Relive classic comedy moments before taking in some of the new specials recapping our society’s issues. Spend a bit more time thinking about those bundles you splurged on by checking out a documentary that travels across the globe to ask some tough questions, or escape in the shallow issues of a bunch of twenty-somethings turning one another on underneath the Texan sun. 

Looking for a night of family fun? Follow a group of fairies balancing scholarship and superpowers in a mystical saga. See a group of dinosaurs go rogue in the next installment of a beloved franchise, stroll down the riverside with a colorful cast of critters, chase a precious puppy as he sets off on adventures with his four-legged squad, or catch a touching gridiron tale inspired by a true story that lets you revisit familiar faces in new settings. 

See what’s new and Black on Netflix below so you can huddle up and enjoy a night in.

01

Raw – 1/1

Send the kiddies to bed and settle in for this provocative stand up.

02

Good Hair – 1/1

This 2009 documentary from Chris Rock explores the relationship between Black women and their hair going from the bathroom countertop to Indian temples to tell the story.

03

Gothika- 1/1

This supernatural horror movie brings the ghosts and the gore.

04

Sex And The City The Movie – 1/1

The new chapter might be serving with Nicole Ari Parker but we still want justice – and a better handbag –for our girl Jennifer Hudson.

05

Spring Breakers -1/10

Gucci Mane serves big “say hello to the bad guy,” energy in this fun fluorescent crime saga.

06

The House – 1/14

Susan Wokoma, Ayesha Antoine, and Jason Barnett voice roles in this eerie stop motion anthology.

07

Archive 81- 1/14

Ariana Neal, Africa Miranda, Mamoudou Athie, Daniel Johnson, Charlie Hudson III, Jaxon Rose Moore, and newcomer Trayce Malachi appear in this cult centered thriller.

08

Riverdance: The Animated Adventure – 1/14

Jermaine Fowler is the voice of Benny in this family friendly pick.

09

Homefront -1/17

Omar Benson Miller and Amin Joseph appear in this story about a DEA agent who moves to a small town but can’t escape the underworld’s grasp.

10

Too Hot To Handle – 1/19

Another group of hotties adopts a (mostly) hands off policy.

11

Friendsgiving -1/21

Aisha Tyler, Deon Cole, and Wanda Sykes gather with friends for a delightfully dysfunctional alternative holiday celebration.

12

Ozark – 1/21

Maya Miller joins the Missouri madness.

13

Outside The Wire – 1/22

Join Anthony Mackie, Elliot Edusah, and one of ESSENCE’s sexiest men of 2021 Damson Idris on a mission to save the world from itself.

14

Fate: The Winx Club Saga – 1/22

The next step in the supernatural saga focuses on the life of teens balancing love, life, and super powers.

15

Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous – 1/22

Paul-Mikél Williams, Kirby Howell-Baptiste, Secunda Wood, and Keston John voice characters in this series about a group of teens working together to dodge dinosaurs on a deserted island.

16

Go Dog Go – 1/26

A pair of pooch besties band together to aid the citizens of Pawston in this cute cartoon.

17

Home Team – 1/28

Isaiah Mustafa, Bryant Tardy, Ashley D. Kelley, Christopher Farrar, and one of the best voices on BET’s Comic View ever – Lavell Crawford appear in this pick.

18

We Are: The Brooklyn Saints – 1/29

A group of dedicated coaches and parents work to support a youth football team.

19

The Woman In The House Across The Street From The Girl In The Window – (1/28)

Michael Ealy, Nicole Pulliam, Christina Anthony, Karen Y. McClain and newcomer Appy Pratt star in this satirical take on the standard thriller.

TOPICS:  Netflix