New Spanish-language drama Two Graves has topped the Netflix TV charts.
The show follows a grandmother who takes matters into her own hands after her granddaughter and her friend go missing.
After all three episodes dropped last week, it's the overall most-watched show on the service at the time of writing (via Flix Patrol).
However, it's closely followed by the new season of My Life with the Walter Boys and new Korean drama Bon Appétit, Your Majesty.
In a lot of European and English-speaking countries, My Life with the Walter Boys is the most-watched, while Bon Appétit, Your Majesty holds the top spot in many Asian countries. In the UK, Two Graves and Bon Appétit are in eighth and ninth place, respectively.
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Creator Agustín Martínez described Two Graves as "a thriller full of emotion and unexpected twists" that's "led by a character rarely seen at the heart of fiction".
TIME wrote that the show "tells a gripping and unsettling story" with a "haunting ending", while Decider praised Kiti Mánver's performance as lead character Isabel, although it did wonder if the plot might have been delivered better as a film.
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Over on the movies side of Netflix, The Thursday Murder Club has become the streaming service's biggest film of the moment.
It's knocked KPop Demon Hunters off the top spot, but the animated musical is overall Netflix's biggest-ever original film.
Two Graves is available to stream on Netflix now.
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