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The monster magic has clearly taken over the most popular movies landscape on Netflix US. And Guillermo del Toro’s dream-come-true project is serving as the ultimate dreamscape for the audience.

With the highly anticipated arrival of Frankenstein last week, the Netflix watch parties have undoubtedly become a treat. Oscar-winning del Toro’s take on Mary Shelley’s seminal 1818 novel has visibly paid off, as is evident from the shiny peak Frankenstein currently stands on in the US.

Following closely in the second place is Maggie Kang’s record-breaking animated movie, KPop Demon Hunters, still refusing to let the momentum fade out. While several films may have come and gone throughout the summer and fall, HUNTR/x and Saja Boys undeniably remain fan favourites like no time has passed.

Succeeding the groundbreaking partnership between Netflix and Sony on the most popular movies chart is Kathryn Bigelow’s high-octane psychological thriller, A HOUSE OF DYNAMITE. Meanwhile, the US audience is also reeling from the throwback movies Netflix just dropped this November, leaving The Hangover to rise through the ranks to number four.

Melissa McCarthy’s Life of the Party has climbed up on the charts as well, enjoying a far more comfortable position in the fifth spot. Last week, the comedy flick had only managed to crack the cinematic trends in the tenth place, but this time around, it is boasting a head held rise that grabs the eyes.

In the week dated November 3rd to November 9th, Aileen: Queen of the Serial Killers has fallen a few spots. Despite rounding out the top three titles last time, Emily Turner’s true-crime documentary is ranked sixth on the most popular movies chart in the US this week. Although the animation craze was already on the decline in the week prior, this time, the trends have only boiled down to KPop Demon Hunters and Turbo, with the latter positioned at seventh in the contemporary chart.

Netflix has already stepped up this holiday season with several Christmas titles, meaning you won’t run out of options. But for this week, the only merry title trending in the US is Tyler Perry’s A Madea Christmas, making its presence known in the eighth position. As for the movies wrapping up this week’s most popular movies chart? Well, we have The Hangover: Part II and Game Night doing the deed, offering an energetic end to the cinematic trends this week.

The most popular movies on Netflix US this week:

• Frankenstein
• KPop Demon Hunters
• A HOUSE OF DYNAMITE
• The Hangover
• Life of the Party
• Aileen: Queen of the Serial Killers
• Turbo
• Tyler Perry’s A Madea Christmas
• The Hangover: Part II
• Game Night