Netflix US Top 10 5/1

[Mark Jeffries]

Since I haven't gotten one of these in a while, here they are in Casey Kasem order:

10.  BUGONIA--Do it strike a familiar note? Yorgos Lanthimos' dark SF film, with Emma Stone once again proving that she'll do anything for him, is a reminder that Universal and Focus' live-action films are going to Netflix now after their Peacock run, along with the animated features.

9.  FUNNY AF WITH KEVIN HART--It's a standup reality comp, with the same real time voting with your remote feature that Netflix's crappy reboot of "Star Search" had (and was the only redeeming factor of the show, which doesn't say much).

8.  HOMICIDE SQUAD:  NEW ORLEANS--The A&E docuseries about solving murders in the Crescent City.

7.  MILLION DOLLAR SECRET--The second season of the reality comp where one contestant gets the million dollar prize right off the bat and the other contestants fight among each other as to who has it and to take it away from the holder.

6.  ROOMMATES--Adam Sandler's daughter Sadie asked dad if she could have her own Netflix comedy movie and this is the result (he's in it too).

5.  HULK HOGAN:  REAL AMERICAN--If you remember that Netflix has that Monday night WWE show, be prepared that you aren't going to get anything juicy from this docuseries.

4.  UNCHOSEN--The UK drama mini about a religious sect where the men are in charge and the women stay in the kitchen.

3.  RUNNING POINT--Kate Hudson, stop singing those Neil Diamond songs and go back to running a pro basketball team a lot like the Lakers in the second season of the Mindy Kaling-created sitcom.

2. SHOULD I MARRY A MURDERER?--Hell if I know. An original docuseries about a woman whose BF offed somebody and told her instead of the cops.

1.  APEX--Charlize Theron kicking ass. That's all you need to know about this original thriller film.

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