Netflix Is Bringing All the Romance (And a Bit of Horror) With The Films Coming in February

A film that needs to introduction, the iconic high school film starring Lindsay Lohan, Amanda Seyfried, Lacey Chabert, and Rachel McAdams as the unforgettable Regina George is coming to Netflix to help us through our lockdown ennui.

When it's available: 1 Feb.

In this dark comedy from Poland, a group of teens gets together for New Year's Eve, and their raucous party leads to heartbreak, exposed secrets, and a shocking conclusion.

When it's available: Feb. 3

This Spanish action flick tells the story of Carlos, an up-and-coming lawyer who agrees to help out a US engineer in the oil industry who's been kidnapped . . . by Carlos's former friend.

When it's available: Feb. 3

Set in 1950s Italy, this Italian romance revolves around a free-spirited farmer who finds himself caught between his desire for social reform and his love for a landowner's daughter.

When it's available: Feb. 5

This documentary — directed by Academy Award-nominated director Michèle Ohayon — aims to share a whole new perspective on the world of pole dancing. The film follows women from all walks of life join a six-month dance class, intent on exploring their sexuality and getting in touch with their sensuality. Beyond the physical aspect of learning to dance, the women unexpectedly come together to confront body shame, lifelong fears, loss, trauma, and heartbreak. "It's a journey of growth and self-discovery," one student said before another added, "You feel a side of yourself that you've never felt."

When it's available: 5 Feb.

In this Taiwanese drama, a woman named Shoying learns that — soon after her estranged husband, Bochang, dies — there may have been another woman involved in Bochang's life.

When it's available: Feb. 5

John David Washington and Zendaya star in this drama as a film director and his girlfriend, who contend with revelations about their relationship following Malcolm's successful movie premiere.

When it's available: Feb. 5

Set in the year 2092, this sci-fi drama from South Korea revolves around four misfits who attempt to trade a young little humanoid, only to discover she may actually be a deadly weapon in disguise.

When it's available: Feb. 5

Based on the web series by Julien Royal, this raunchy French comedy tells the story of two dysfunctional drug dealers living in Paris who attempt to boost their small drug business using family ties.

When it's available: Feb. 10

In this romance from Indonesia, a scholar teaching in Azerbaijan falls in love with a man who admires her work, but there's one thing standing in their way: Layla is already arranged to be married to someone else.

When it's available: Feb. 11

This psychological thriller from Sweden tells the story of a married couple who — while on a hiking trip that's supposed to rekindle their relationship — end up pursued by an unknown shooter and fighting for survival.

When it's available: Feb. 11

In this rom-com from Poland, a well-known journalist (and notorious womanizer) falls for a mysterious woman living a double life, which causes him to rethink his questionable lifestyle.

When it's available: Feb. 11

The third and final movie in the To All the Boys I've Loved Before series follows Lara Jean through her senior year after she returns from a family trip to Korea and begins to consider her future — which may or may not include Peter.

When it's available: Feb. 12

In this Spanish comedy, a man desperate to see a woman again after a one-night stand decides to pose as a patient at the psychiatric centre where she resides.

When it's available: Feb. 26

Just in time for Valentine's Day, Magic Mike attracts viewers with the promise of Matthew McConaughey, Channing Tatum, and Alex Pettyfer stripping. Like its leading gentlemen characters, it's nuanced. It has a whip-smart script that complements its libidinal appeal.

When it's available: February

In order to kill a valuable witness, a mob boss releases an army of deadly, violent snakes on an in-progress flight. An FBI agent, who happens to be on the flight as well, embarks on a mission to save all the passengers in this film that is equal parts ridiculous and hilarious.

When it's available: February

Jennifer Aniston and Ben Stiller play an odd couple in this side-splitting romantic comedy.

When it's available: February