Squid Game fans have been waiting for season 2 for more than three years and now this: around two and a half weeks after the launch, the new episodes were pushed out of number 1 on the Netflix charts. She now leads in her place dark western series American Primeval the list.
Instead of Squid Game number 1 on Netflix: That’s what the western epic American Primeval is about
American Primeval takes place in 1857 in what is now the US state of Utah. The US Army, Mormon militias and the country’s indigenous people face each other in a brutal war. In the terrible turmoil of the conflict Both the mother Sara (Betty Gilpin) and the married couple Jacob (Dane DeHaan) and Abish (Saura Lightfoot Leon) try to survive.
Watch the trailer for American Primeval here:
American Primeval – S01 Trailer (German) HD
If it isn’t clear to you after this description: American Primeval is not a feel-good series, but rather shocking with its relentlessness. Movie pilot Max Wieseler describes her as “a fascinating western kaleidoscope of horror“.
It won’t surprise Yellowstone fans that Netflix subscribers are embracing a Western series with such enthusiasm. However, Squid Game Season 2 is also outranked by a reality show: Love Is Blind: Germany is in second place among the series.
The Netflix series charts currently look like this:
Podcast: Squid Game Season 2 Review and Outlook for Season 3
Netflix’s biggest hit series is back. But does season 2 of Squid Game live up to our expectations? We take a closer look at the return of the deadly games and talk about the highlights and low points.
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In addition to new Squid Game characters and the controversial cliffhanger ending, we also discuss theories about season 3, which will be released later this year to conclude the Netflix series.