If I want to be real about anything in my life it’s that Netflix has perfected the art of keeping me glued to my screen and after a long working day I feel it is completely comforting to grab my (floral?) blanket, make myself a cozy beverage and sink on the couch. I am an old Hollywood enthusiast so when I have the time I pick one of those legendary movies to watch just for the nostalgic moments. Sometimes, though, especially when I had a productive day, I turn into documentaries; chilling and learning. And speaking about documentaries, I’ve heard that Netflix is pioneering again on the topic since we have brand new upcoming documentaries to cover each one’s taste. The weather is still cold outside but no worries; Netflix got us covered. Here's a sneak peek at five documentaries that are already generating major buzz:

"Titan"

If you were terrified yet fascinated about the tragic story of Titan that imploded in the cold waters of the Atlantic Ocean, then you sure want to put this documentary on your wish list, since it is set to explore the tragic OceanGate submersible disaster. Expect a deep dive (pun intended!) into the events surrounding the expedition, the technology involved, and the questions it raised about risk and ambition. This is sure to be a gripping and thought-provoking watch. The film does not have an official release date yet, Netflix teased that it would arrive later in 2025.

"Chaos: The Manson Murders"

If you are a true crime aficionado, then get ready for March 7 since this documentary from the legendary filmmaker Errol Morris, will delve into the complex and often debated story of the Manson Family murders. With Errol Morris at the helm, we can anticipate a meticulously crafted and potentially revelatory exploration of this infamous case. The documentary is based on the 2019 book “CHAOS: Charles Manson, the CIA, and the Secret History of the Sixties” by Tom O’Neill with Dan Piepenbring, and it navigates the covert motives that may have led to the murders.

"American Manhunt: Osama Bin Laden"

One of the most notorious personalities is coming on screen. This docuseries will provide an in-depth look at the decade-long hunt for Osama bin Laden. It promises to offer a comprehensive account of the intelligence gathering, the strategic decisions, and the intense pursuit that culminated in the raid on his compound. It also features rare footage and interviews with CIA insiders and it is definitely a must-see for anyone interested in modern history. According to Netflix, it’s coming on March 10.

"Eddie"

This documentary will follow the life and career of the comedy legend Eddie Murphy. From his early stand up days, to his time on SNL, to his movie superstardom. This documentary is promising to be a great look into a true icon. According to Netflix, we will watch the Oscar-nominated actor opening up his home and diving deep into his 50-year career. If you enjoy learning about celebrities’ lives, then this should be on your watch list.

"Katrina: Come Hell and High Water"

When Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans in the late summer of 2005, few could have predicted its devastating and intense impact on the city and the people. This docuseries will look into the disastrous Hurricane Katrina and will explore how the natural disaster turned into a human-made catastrophe. This documentary will feature first-hand accounts from the people of New Orleans, who share their experiences and explain how their lives have changed after the hurricane.

“Gone Girls: The Long Island Serial Killer"

For crime enthusiasts, this is a highly anticipated Netflix documentary series that delves into the chilling case of the Gilgo Beach serial killings. The series will explore the extensive investigation into the murders of numerous women whose remains were discovered along Ocean Parkway in Long Island, highlighting the breakthrough in the case that led to the arrest of Rex Heuermann. We will be able to have an in-depth look at the lengthy investigation, spanning over a decade. The documentary will also feature interviews with journalists, law enforcement officials, and those connected to the victims and the accused.