Netflix Has 9 Original Films Premiering in April, and Damn Do They Look Good

In this totally creepy Indonesian flick, a robbery turns into a murder when a pregnant woman's employees discover that she is unexpectedly home during their heist, and though they bury her body in the backyard, she returns to haunt them in increasingly terrifying ways.

When it's available: Apr. 3

Brie Larson may be better known as Captain Marvel now, but in this comedy (which she directed, co-produced, and stars in), she plays Kit, a unicorn-obsessed art student is given the chance to adopt a unicorn of her very own, thanks to a flamboyantly-dressed sales clerk played by Samuel L. Jackson, and we promise that it's not as weird as it sounds.

When it's available: Apr. 5

This Chinese mystery thriller revolves around Lok, a tireless police officer attempting to track down a Chinese migrant worker who disappeared from a land reclamation site in Singapore, only to discover that another Bengali worker — a friend of the first worker — has also gone missing.

When it's available: Apr. 12

Riverdale's Camila Mendes stars in this rom-com as a beautiful private school student who — bored with her usual selection of eligible bachelors — resorts to using an app that allows you to rent out stand-in boyfriends. Luck would have it that she comes across a sweet guy just trying to save money for college by renting himself out (and who also happens to be Netflix heartthrob Noah Centineo).

When it's available: Apr. 12

Starring Kiernan Shipka and Stanley Tucci, this horror film tells the story of a deaf teen named Ally who moves with her family to escape terrifying creatures who hunt humans by sound, but in their remote new town, they face a new threat: a cult that wants to exploit Ally's heightened senses. If this isn't the new Bird Box, then we don't know what is.

When it's available: Apr. 12

In this sweet Spanish dramedy, four friends (including María Pedraza and Jaime Lorente from Netflix's Elite) celebrate their last night together in the Madrid apartment they've shared for years, but the fun night takes an unexpected turn when a secret is revealed that could change their relationships forever.

When it's available: Apr. 12

This Danish 19th-century drama tells the story of a pastor's son who decides to break free from his devoutly religious family in Western Denmark to pursue a career in engineering, never expecting to fall in love with progressive, intellectual Jewish woman who will never be accepted by his family.

When it's available: Apr. 19

In this Indian Hindi-language drama, an ambitious performer struggles to make ends meet by teaching music and singing in clubs, but he becomes plagued with regret when his estranged former student, now a Bollywood singer, returns home to perform at a music concert.

When it's available: Apr. 19

Starring Jane the Virgin's Gina Rodriguez, Pitch Perfect's Brittany Snow, and She's Gotta Have It's DeWanda Wise, this comedy tells the story of aspiring music journalist Jenny (played by Rodriguez), whose boyfriend of nine years unceremoniously dumps her as soon as she lands her dream job in San Francisco because he's not willing to make long distance work. However, her two BFFs, Blair and Erin (played by Snow and Wise, respectively), are there to help her get over her ex and give her one last crazy weekend in New York City before she moves across the country.

When it's available: Apr. 19