Netflix Has 5 Undiscovered Gems You Haven't Watched Yet

Netflix Has 5 Undiscovered Gems You Haven't Watched Yet

Netflix has become a titan in the ever-growing world of streaming services, providing an incredible variety of content in all genres, languages, and formats. Netflix has a huge and varied catalogue that includes both critically acclaimed series and blockbuster smashes. But among the shows that are most popular on the site, there's a secret gem that most people miss. These are the shows and films that, in spite of their genius, don't get the credit they merit. We'll go in-depth about ten Netflix hidden gems that you've probably never seen but really ought to in this post.

1. Calibre (2018)

Dramatic in nature, thriller

Matt Palmer, director

Cast: Tony Curran, Martin McCann, & Jack Lowden

Intense psychological tension thriller "Calibre" occurs in the Highlands of Scottish. The film centres on Vaughn and Marcus, two close companions who go hunting in an isolated region. A serious disaster turns what starts off as an enjoyable getaway into a painful nightmare. The story of the friends' survival, regret, and paranoia is captivating as they are forced to make more desperate decisions.

The story in Matt Palmer's feature debut keeps the audience on edge throughout, resulting in a masterclass in tension-building. Fans of gripping thrillers ought to see "Calibre" due to the frighteningly convincing performances by Jack Lowden and Martin McCann. Despite its critical acclaim, the film remains under the radar, making it a true hidden gem on Netflix.

2. (2017) I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore

Genre: Crime, Dark Comedy

Macon Blair is the film's director.

Cast: David Yow, Elijah Wood, & Melanie Lynskey

"I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore," a dark comedy which mixes aspects of crime and drama with quirky, strange humour, earned the Grand Jury Prize at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival. Ruth, a sorrowful woman who feels cut disconnected from her own world, is the primary subject of the movie. She joins forces with her eccentric neighbour Tony in search of the criminals when her home is broken into.

This movie stands out because of its distinct tone and style. In his full-length film debut, Macon Blair masterfully combines dark humour with moving social insight. Delivered by Melanie Lynskey delivers a standout performance as Ruth, while Elijah Wood is hilarious as the ninja-obsessed Tony. Despite its award-winning status, the film hasn’t gained widespread recognition, making it a hidden gem worth discovering.

3. 2017's The Endless

Horror & Science Fiction

Directors: Aaron Moorhead & Justin Benson

Callie Hernandez, Justin Benson, and Aaron Moorhead in the cast

"The Endless" is a science fiction horror movie that tackles the odd and strange. The movie centres on Justin and Aaron, two brothers who returned to the cult they left years before. Strange and perplexing events start occurring when they get back in touch with the group, making them begin to question reality itself.

4. The Fundamentals of Caring (2016)

Comedy and drama are the genres.

Rob Burnett is the director.

Paul Rudd, Craig Roberts, and Selena Gomez in the cast

"The Fundamentals of Caring" is a touching comedy-drama that dives into issues of friendship, grief, and healing. It is based on Jonathan Evison's novel. In the film, an elderly writer named Ben takes on the role of Trevor, a sarcastic adolescent boy who has muscular dystrophy. They set out on a road trip across the country together, where they meet a variety of eccentric individuals and develop an unlikely relationship.

As Ben, Paul Rudd gives a warm and delicate performance, and Craig Roberts is excellent as the sarcastic Trevor. The film is a joyful and touching experience since it perfectly balances humour and emotion. In spite of its all-star cast and positive reviews, "The Fundamentals of Caring" hasn’t garnered the attention it deserves, making it a hidden gem on Netflix.

5. The Apostle in 2018

Genre: Mystery, Horror

Gareth Evans, director

Michael Sheen, Lucy Boynton, & Dan Stevens in the cast

The frightening historical horror film "Apostle" is set around 1905. The narrative centres on vagabond Thomas Richardson, who visits an isolated island to free his sister from a mysterious cult. His life and sanity are in danger as he discovers a terrible revelation while learning more about the cult's secrets.

"Apostle" is a viscerally dramatic and visually amazing film directed by Gareth Evans, who is best known for his work on "The Raid" series. Excellent production design and cinematography create a sense of dread and annoyance. Michael Sheen holds your attention as the cult leader, and Dan Stevens gives an excellent performance as Thomas. "Apostle" is a terrifying and vicious film that deserves more recognition, making it a must-watch hidden gem on Netflix.