Netflix is speeding up communication around a huge series based on a cult work a little more. We finally know when it’s coming out, and we’re even entitled to a great preview.
Netflix isn’t slowing down and needs to highlight its next big releases of the year. For the month of March, the company with the red N has planned several exclusive films such as Spaceman, The Lady and the Dragon and The Wages of Fear Remake or the series The Gentlemen, which is derived from the feature film by Guy Ritchie. And these are just the most important innovations. But in a few weeks the platform will put another original production online that has a great chance of success.
An already iconic series in the new Netflix releases for April 2024
Yes, it’s only March, but future Netflix releases can’t wait! And to end the week on a good note, the SVOD service comes with good news. The live-action adaptation of an iconic work directed by the director of Last Train to Busan will be released on April 5, 2024. For once, the “soon” in the announcement wasn’t stolen. But what exactly are we talking about? From the Parasyte the Gray series, a live-action reimagining of Hitoshi Iwaaki’s cult manga Parasite.
“The story tells of the arrival on Earth of unknown life forms that possess human hosts and strive to become more powerful. When these parasites begin to destroy society, a group of people band together to fight against these evil forces. (via Netflix). An already cult series like the manga? We’ll see when that happens, but the potential is there. Yeon Sang-ho, the director of “Last Train to Busan” and its sequel “Peninsula,” premiered the TV show with Netflix Hellbound. And it was a hit! It was not without errors, but it had the virtue of having errors “An original universe and strong themes” According to our colleagues at CinéSérie.
After Creatures from Another World, Yeon Sang-ho will be turning more to body horror, as shown in the official poster below. Parasyte The Gray will debut exclusively on Netflix on April 5, 2024, and the reactions to this image show that the anticipation is already high.
