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7 best Netflix shows to watch in April 2025

  • Best Netflix shows of April 2025
    Best Netflix shows of April 2025

    Netflix's April 2025 lineup packs a punch with exciting originals, cartoon epics touching dramas, and long-awaited follow-ups. This month offers something to every type of TV fan, from heart-racing thrillers to sitcoms and fresh spins on crime shows. Check out these seven must-watch titles.


    7 best Netflix shows from April 2025

    1. Bullet Train Explosion

    This show dropped on April 23. This high-octane action-thriller sees authorities scramble when a ¥100 billion ransom comes with a bomb set to blow if the train dips under 100 km/h. Japan's slick, buzzing railways set the stage for a story that grabs you from the start. Get ready for non-stop suspense and a race against time that never lets up.

    2. Havoc

    Havoc premiered on April 25. Tom Hardy takes the lead in this raw uncompromising crime thriller. It follows a cop who's lost faith as he fights through the criminal underworld after a drug raid goes wrong. While saving a politician's distant son, he starts to uncover bigger secrets and widespread corruption. With its impressive cast and hard-hitting action, Havoc does more than just blow things up—it's a harsh look at fairness and control in society.

    3. Devil May Cry

    Devil May Cry which premiered on April 3. Fans of anime are going to love this. Devil May Cry, an action-packed spectacle that combines gothic style, vicious combat, and demonic lore, makes its animated Netflix debut. The show, which focuses on Dante, a demon-slaying recluse with a tragic past and a dry sense of humor, brilliantly encapsulates the spirit of the cherished game series while providing deep narrative layers for both new players and ardent fans.

    4. To the north

    Enter the icy allure of an Arctic village teeming with nostalgia, rebirth, and laughter. The main character of this Canadian-Inuit comedy-drama is Siaja, a young mother and wife who is reflecting on her life decisions. North of North examines identity and change in the midst of snow-covered beauty by fusing humor with poignant moments.

    5. Karma

    Released on April 4th, this Korean psychological thriller is dominated by sinister secrets, conflicted allegiances, and morally dubious decisions. A terrifying web of treachery is created when individuals motivated by obsession and greed come together. Karma offers a terrifying exploration of what people will give up to defend—or destroy—one another, thanks to its incisive script and strong performances by Park Hae-soo and Shin Min-a.

    6. A Year with the Red Sox at The Clubhouse

    Just launched on April 8, this behind-the-scenes documentary series takes you through a dramatic season with the Boston Red Sox, blending the thrill of baseball with some deep reflections. But let’s be real—the true essence of a team lies in its rivalries, friendships, heartbreaks, and triumphs, far beyond just the numbers on a scoreboard. The Clubhouse offers a heartfelt and inspiring look at life off the field, no matter how big of a sports fan you are.

    7. Frozen Hot Boys

    In one of the most unique and uplifting stories this month, a seasoned teacher takes on a group of rebellious teens, pushing them to compete in an ice-carving contest in Japan. What starts as a way to discipline them turns into an incredible journey of growth, passion, and surprising togetherness. Frozen Hot Boys brings a delightful mix of humor, heart, and the artistry of creating frozen masterpieces.


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    Gomala Devi is a journalist at Primetimer. 

    She holds a Bachelor's degree in Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering and has over three years of experience as a content writer.

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    TOPICS: Netflix