The Woman in Cabin 10 continues to float the boat of mystery lovers everywhere, making it No. 1 on the English film list for a second week with 30.1 million views. Keira Knightley gives a thrilling performance as a reporter invited on a yacht cruise with the wealthy elite. Her sanity is called into question when she claims to have witnessed the murder of a woman who doesn’t seem to exist. 

Leaving paw prints on the hearts of viewers everywhere, man’s best friend led the non-English film list for a second week as the Brazilian film Caramelo took No. 1 with 15 million views. It’s the heartwarming story of a stray vira-lata caramelo dog, commonly seen on the streets of Brazil, who forces his way into the life of promising chef Pedro (Rafael Vitti) — just when he could most use a companion and friend. 

New this week to the English film list is the stirring documentary The Perfect Neighbor, which relays the true story of a tight-knit neighborhood rocked by one outlier and a senseless tragedy. The film is told almost entirely through police bodycam footage and landed at No. 2 with 16.7 million views.

In the final stretch to Halloween, those lured in by the story of the OG horror villain put Monster: The Ed Gein Story at No. 1 on the English TV list with 9.5 million views. The latest installment in the anthology series from Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan highlights the gruesome crimes of Ed Gein (Charlie Hunnam), the man whose acts inspired notable horror movie characters such as Norman Bates, Leatherface, and Buffalo Bill. At No. 2 (9.4 million views) on the TV list, moving up from No. 6 last week, is BOOTS, the coming-of-age dramedy starring Miles Heizer as closeted US Marine Corps recruit Cameron Cope, who’s navigating boot camp in 1990. Striking a chord with audiences, the series is called by Variety “a compelling, funny, and sometimes tragic portrayal of brotherhood, self-sacrifice, and the cost of serving one’s country.”

Picking up after the multiple bombshells that closed out its second season, The Diplomat Season 3 nabbed the No. 3 spot on the English TV list in its first four days with 4.8 million views. Bradley Whitford joins the cast as first gentleman Todd Penn whose wife, former Vice President Grace Penn (Allison Janney), becomes president after the events of the Season 2 finale. This further fuels Kate Wyler’s (Keri Russell) determination to expose Penn’s nefarious involvement in the terrorist act on the British naval ship in Season 1.

Wednesday Season 2 continues to work its way up the Top 10 Most Popular English TV list, now residing in the No. 5 spot (114.1 million views) and inching its way toward Wednesday Season 1, which continues to hold the No. 1 spot. The woeful watch starring Jenna Ortega continues to resonate with morbid mystery fans who put the new season at No. 10 on this week’s English TV list with 1.9 million views. 

This week, it seems like everyone saw No One Saw Us Leave, which debuts at the top of the non-English TV list with 8 million views. Based on a true story, the Mexican limited series stars Tessa Ia as a young wife and mother who teams up with an ex-Mossad agent (Ari Brickman) to find her kidnapped children after they’re abducted by her husband (Emiliano Zurita).

The Turkish drama series Old Money, depicting a rivalry between two ruthless business moguls from opposite backgrounds, rose to the No. 2 spot of the non-English TV list in its second week (5.8 million views). And the Korean romance series Genie, Make a Wish, about a mischievous spirit that’s bound to an unemotional woman, continues to enchant viewers, nabbing the No. 3 spot with 3.4 million views for its third week in the Top 10.

KPop Demon Hunters is officially golden as the longest-running title ever on the English-language film list, scoring the No. 3 spot this week in its 18th week in the Top 10 and collecting 16.2 million views. The global phenomenon just earned the title of Netflix’s most popular English-language film ever, with more than 325.1 million views.

The true crime documentary My Father the BTK Killer, recounting the crimes and community impact of the Wichita serial murderer through the eyes of his daughter, takes the No. 4 spot for its second week on the English film list (6.4 million views).

That’s followed by The Twits, which debuts in the No. 5 spot with 5.9 million views. The animated adaptation of the Roald Dahl book of the same name centers on the community who stands up to Mr. and Mrs. Twit, the dreary owners of an amusement park who rise to power in a small town.

Inside Furioza enters the Top 10 non-English film list in the No. 2 spot with 7.1 million views. While its 2022 predecessor, Furioza — which seizes the list’s No. 8 spot (1.8 million views) — shadows a police detective who forces her ex-boyfriend to infiltrate a drug trade, the new Polish sequel dives deeper into the titular gang, which now boasts a new leader.

She Walks in Darkness strolls into the No. 4 spot on the non-English film list, launching with 2.7 million views. The Spanish thriller, inspired by the watershed operation against ETA, stars Susana Abaitua as a young officer who spends more than a decade undercover within the terrorist organization.