Netflix U.S. is loading February 2026 with dark, addictive genre releases that are perfect for long winter nights. From chilling true crime and twisted international crime series to classic sci-fi blockbusters and brand-new thrillers, this month’s lineup is packed with high-stakes stories, killers in the shadows, and worlds on the edge of collapse.

Whether you’re looking for unsettling horror like The Black Phone, prestige sci-fi such as Ex Machina, or fresh Netflix Originals including The Night Agent Season 3 and multiple new mystery series from Europe and Asia, February delivers one of the strongest genre slates of the year.

Here’s the full list of horror, thriller, sci-fi, and true crime titles coming to Netflix U.S. in February 2026.

February 1, 2026

Ex Machina (2014)

Alex Garland’s sleek, cerebral sci-fi thriller remains one of the genre’s modern landmarks. A young programmer is invited to evaluate a humanoid A.I., only to discover that consciousness, manipulation, and control are far more dangerous than faulty code.

Cold, intimate, and quietly terrifying in its implications.

The Glass House (2001)

Two orphaned teenagers move in with seemingly kind family friends, but the new home quickly becomes a psychological pressure cooker of secrets and sinister intentions.

Early-2000s thriller vibes, complete with polished menace.

Vertical Limit (2000)

A rescue mission on K2 turns into a brutal fight against altitude, time, and nature itself. This survival thriller trades monsters for thin air and exploding oxygen tanks.

Not subtle. Very stressful.

Independence Day (1996)

Roland Emmerich’s alien-invasion spectacle arrives with explosions, speeches, and cities getting vaporized. Will Smith, Jeff Goldblum, and Bill Pullman lead humanity’s loudest resistance movement.

Still glorious chaos.

February 4, 2026

The Investigation of Lucy Letby – Documentary (2026)

This chilling true-crime documentary revisits one of the most disturbing medical cases in modern British history. Featuring unseen footage and insider accounts, it explores the investigation into neonatal nurse Lucy Letby and the devastating impact of her crimes.

A heavy but essential watch.

February 5, 2026

The Lincoln Lawyer: Season 4 (2026)

Mickey Haller finds himself on the wrong side of the courtroom when he’s accused of murder. With a relentless DA closing in, he must expose the real killer while trying to save both his name and his law firm.

Legal thriller tension turned up to eleven.

Unfamiliar: Season 1 (2026)

A German mystery thriller with an emotional twist. Two former spies reunite when their past catches up with them, but their biggest battle isn’t with enemies.

It’s with the truth they never told each other.

February 6, 2026

Salvador: Season 1 (2026)

This Spanish mystery series follows an ambulance driver who learns his daughter is caught up in violent hooligan clashes. As chaos spreads through the city, his search for answers becomes a personal war.

Dark, grounded, and fueled by parental desperation.

February 7, 2026

Death Whisperer 3 (2025)

The Thai horror franchise continues with cult kidnappings, cursed villages, and ancient spirits hungry for blood. Yak and Sergeant Paphan battle both human evil and supernatural terror to rescue a kidnapped sister.

Action-heavy, ghost-infested, and steeped in regional folklore.

Read our review of the first and second movies.

February 9, 2026

Colossal (2016)

Anne Hathaway stars as a woman who discovers her life is mysteriously linked to a giant monster destroying Seoul. Equal parts kaiju movie, character study, and off-kilter sci-fi drama.

Strange. Funny. Then unexpectedly dark.

February 11, 2026

State of Fear (2026)

As São Paulo descends into city-wide violence, a lawyer with criminal ties negotiates with police to save her kidnapped niece. A gritty thriller set against social collapse.

Kohrra: Season 2 (2026)

The Indian detective series returns with another murder rooted in family secrets and buried sins. Officers Garundi and Dhanwant Kaur navigate corruption, grief, and betrayal on the road to the truth.

February 12, 2026

Million-Follower Detective: Season 1 (2026)

A Taiwanese crime thriller where modern obsession meets old-fashioned murder. A detective hunts “Baba the Witch,” a viral tarot reader who predicts influencer deaths with horrifying accuracy.

Social media fame becomes a murder weapon.

How to Get to Heaven from Belfast: Season 1 (2026)

From Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee comes a mystery series that mixes humor, chaos, and crime as three best friends race to uncover a secret that refuses to stay buried.

The Black Phone (2021)

Ethan Hawke delivers one of his most unsettling performances as a masked serial killer in this modern horror hit. A kidnapped boy discovers a disconnected phone that lets him speak with the killer’s previous victims.

A grim, claustrophobic nightmare.

Read our review >

February 13, 2026

The Art of Sarah – Limited Series (2026)

A Korean mystery thriller about a woman who rebuilds herself on carefully constructed lies. When a body is found beneath Seoul’s luxury district, a relentless detective begins unraveling her new identity thread by thread.

Stylish and quietly vicious.

February 15, 2026

The Hunting Party: Season 1

NBC’s action-thriller series arrives, following elite operatives tracking dangerous criminals who were supposed to be permanently off the board.

Read our review >

Stargate SG-1: Seasons 1–10

All ten seasons of the iconic sci-fi series land at once. Wormholes, alien gods, interstellar politics, and a team that refuses to die quietly.

A genre marathon waiting to happen.

February 19, 2026

The Night Agent: Season 3 (2026)

Peter teams up with a journalist to hunt the mysterious Broker and stop a looming terrorist attack. Meanwhile, a conspiracy powerful enough to erase them both starts closing in.

Expect paranoia, betrayals, and high-speed decisions with lethal consequences.

Life After Beth (2014)

A horror-comedy with rotten teeth beneath the romance. A grieving boyfriend is thrilled when his girlfriend returns from the dead.

Less thrilled when she starts craving human flesh.

February 20, 2026

Firebreak (2026)

A Spanish thriller where time burns faster than hope. When a little girl vanishes into a forest as wildfires approach, her mother races against smoke, flame, and fear itself.

The Orphans (2025)

Two estranged childhood friends reunite after their former lover dies in a suspicious accident. When her teenage daughter seeks revenge, old wounds reopen violently.

French action-thriller energy with emotional scars underneath.

February 27, 2026

Trap House (2025)

Dave Bautista stars as an undercover DEA agent who unknowingly hunts his own teenage son and his friends after they rob a cartel using classified information.

Family drama collides with cartel warfare.

February 28, 2026

Jurassic World: Rebirth (2025)

Scarlett Johansson leads the latest chapter in the dinosaur saga. New characters, new disasters, and genetically engineered nightmares stomping through humanity’s plans once again.

Because extinction never stays extinct.

Read our review >

February 2026 leans hard into international crime, psychological thrillers, and sci-fi spectacle. Between prestige series, cult horror, globe-spanning mysteries, and a few massive franchise entries, Netflix U.S. delivers one of its most diverse genre months in a long while.

Whether you’re in the mood for haunted villages, courtroom warfare, killer A.I., or dinosaurs with bad attitudes, February has something sharp waiting in the dark.

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– I usually keep up-to-date with all the horror news, and make sure Heaven of Horror share the best and latest trailers for upcoming horror movies. I love all kinds of horror. My love affair started when I watched 'Poltergeist' alone around the age of 10. I slept like a baby that night and I haven't stopped watching horror movies since. The crazy slasher stuff isn't really for me, but hey, to each their own. I guess I just like to be scared and get jump scares, more than being disgusted and laughing at the grotesque. Also, Korean and Spanish horror movies made within the past 10-15 years are among my absolute favorites.
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