We’ll also be seeing Mike Flanagan’s The Fall of the House of Usher sometime in the fall of 2023, which, with his new deal with Amazon, will likely be his last project with Netflix. Expect the threads that connect horror and grief to be at the forefront of the series more than ever as the horror master brings his series to a close. The horror train stops for no one, so get ready for the fourth and final season of M. Though Season 1 was a perfect adaptation of Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett’s incredible novel of the same name, Season 2 will be all Gaiman and will take us into uncharted territory for Crowley and Aziraphale now that the series is extending beyond the source material. The unconventional, curious, and still extremely exciting continuation to Good Omens will be coming our way in 2023, too. Who, yes, we should be giving a chance before making a fuss. It’ll also be the last season featuring Henry Cavill before Geralt changes hands to Liam Hemsworth. The Witcher Season 3 is right around the corner! Geralt, Jaskier, Yennifer and Ciri will return in the coming year with plenty of new monsters to face and trials to overcome. But that doesn’t mean that there’s not plenty coming out that we’re just dying to see. We got spoiled, and we’ll have to wait a little bit longer for all those dragons and orcs to return to our lives. I’ll be honest, 2023’s fantasy offerings aren’t going to be the same treasure trove as 2022. More content is on the way.Fantasy and horror can live on opposite sides of the genre spectrum, but if they have one thing in common it’s that they were the two genres that seemed best fit to sit together on this here list. Finally, if you thought Hollywood has run out of stories to tell about Real Housewives after 17 years and dozens of series, fear not. There seems never to be enough reality dating shows out there, with Queens Court adding the latest celebrity twist to the format. True crime buffs should mark their calendar for the miniseries Who Killed Robert Wone? based on an unsolved murder case. Family-friendly animation fans will want to check out the new season of Dragons: The Nine Realms, the latest entry in the How to Train Your Dragon franchise.

March is looking to continue that hot streak with a variety of new arrivals. Standouts included the second season of Bel-Air, the dramatic re-imagining of the Will Smith-led sitcom, and Natasha Lyonne's critically acclaimed Poker Face's debut season.

February was a busy month for the NBCUniversal-owned streamer.

Here, it's Peacock's turn, and they've got a variety of new and continuing shows set to drop throughout March. March is almost here, meaning it's time for the streaming services to release their upcoming content for the month.

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