Netflix’s latest weekly Top 10 roundup, covering Sept. 21–27 and published as October opened, put true-crime anthology Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story back at No. 1 among English-language shows. Seat42F tallied 14.5 million views, up about 20% from the prior week — a rare second-week climb for a series that already debuted large. Ella Beatty stars as Lizzie Borden in the Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan anthology installment.

On the movie chart, UNABOMBER debuted at No. 1 among English-language films with 16.4 million views. Jacob Tremblay plays a young Ted Kaczynski alongside Russell Crowe, Annabelle Wallis, and Shailene Woodley. The drama traces Kaczynski from gifted student to the violence that made him infamous.

Non-English traffic stayed loud. Turkish thriller Not a Stranger led non-English TV with 9.7 million views, more than any English-language show except Monster. Indian thriller Irumudi topped non-English movies. Lighter fare also charted: Best of the Best rose to No. 2 among English movies, and reality series Wonka’s The Golden Ticket entered English TV at No. 2. Crew Girl and the new A Different World sequel held mid-chart slots, while The Gentlemen Season 2 stayed in the English Top 10 for a fourth week. Animated holdover KPop Demon Hunters notched its 66th week on a global Top 10 list.

FlixPatrol’s U.S. daily snapshots for Oct. 2 track the same true-crime and limited-series cluster, though daily and weekly orders can diverge. Netflix publishes four separate global lists — English and non-English movies and shows — rather than one combined ranking. Availability still varies by country.

What we know:
Monster led English TV for a second week; UNABOMBER led English movies in the Sept. 21–27 window; Not a Stranger led non-English TV.

What we don’t:
How long Monster and UNABOMBER hold after the next Tudum refresh, and whether daily FlixPatrol ranks will match the weekly official lists.