Rudolf's work is stressful: he's a workaholic, occasionally meeting with suppliers and colleagues at the house but when he can he rides his horse and takes the children swimming in the nearby river.
Rudolf is the commandant of the Auschwitz concentration camp.
CW: the Holocaust done matter of fact, off screen but constantly within earshot
Dek vows to prove himself in the most ostentatious way: to hunt and kill the Kalisk, the apex predator of the death world Genna where everything hunts everything else. The Kalisk has never been taken as a trophy.
The Weyland-Yutani corporation has an expedition on Genna entirely composed of Synths: humans would simply not survive. Nonetheless things have not been going smoothly to say the least.
Dek encounters the heavily damaged, abandoned Synth Thia (Elle Fanning) who claims to have encountered the Kalisk. Much as Yautja hunt alone Dek decides Thia can be used, like a tool, in his hunt.
Shenanigans ensue
This continues to be the case for some time.
CW: full frontal nudity
Gwen (Madeleine McGraw) is less affected but suddenly receives a dream where she speaks to their mother in the past while she was at Camp Alpine Lake, a Christian youth resort in the mountains.
Convinced there are souls trapped there in some way related to The Grabber (Ethan Hawke), perhaps some earlier victims she resolves to sign up as a trainee youth leader there. Reluctantly Finn tags along.
No good will come of this.
CW: violence, suicide, lots of woo
Some while later, three of them are found dead and mutilated in a remote house along with some inconclusive but sinister footage. Main host Riley Brennan (Sarah Durn) and their second camera is never found.
Now twelve years later, Riley's older sister Mia (Camille Sullivan) who has never got over this, is working with a new team of true crime videographers making a documentary in the hope it will keep the search alive.
No good will come of this.
CW: implied sexual assault, suicide and a little violence
Things are about to get worse: radical environmentalist Marcus Blake (Clive Owen) has made plans to gatecrash the company's glitzy gala this evening.
No good will come of this.
Second in command Dane (Matt Damon) pushes to act on a tip for a stash house at the end of the day and assembles the reluctant team.
When they get there it's a _huge_ stash, over 20m, and seemingly unguarded.
No good will come of this.
CW: more of the big swears than usual for a Netflix original
First on the agenda their cousin Sammie (Miles Caton) followed by local blues legend Delta Slim (Delroy Lindo).
They're in a hurry and want to open that same night.
The previous night something else came to town that also loves music. No good will come of this.
CW: lots of violence and era appropriate racial slurs
All their children are there: Environmental Lawyer Cynthia (Zoey Deutch), successful alternative comedian Ellen (Madeline Brewer), early career author Josh (Dylan O'Brien) and budding scientist 'Birdie' (Mckenna Grace).
They're a wealthy comfortable family with a beautiful lakeside home and the scene is set for a beautiful party.
Josh has brought his new girlfriend Liz (Phoebe Dynevor) along and Ellen swears she recognises her from somewhere.
Liz is pleasant and respectful but suddenly Ellen realises where she knows her from.
No good will come of this.
CW: a grim watch in the current US political climate
This time it's a launch for DNA genealogy startup and the bag contains one of their testing kits. On a whim she submits it and hears back in a few days she's related to a wealthy English family. She meets up with the foppish Oliver (Hugh Skinner) who's been put in touch with her and he invites her to a big family wedding. With nothing much else going on in her life she accepts.
No good will come of this.
CW: mild jump scares and some bloodletting
Fifty young men must walk without a break until only one is left standing, who wins a huge cash prize and their 'one wish'. Fail to keep up the pace or break one of the many rules and you get your "ticket" from the barrel of a gun.
Ray (Cooper Hoffman), Pete (David Jonsson), Art (Tut Nyuot) and Hank (Ben Wang) become fast friends at the start of the gruelling ordeal calling themselves "The Musketeers".
No good will come of this.
CW: 80s style homophobic and misogynistic language, bloody executions that the camera lingers on
Having conquered all the other lands, Emperor Dragan's (Robert Sheehan) minions turn to the forest to fell the trees for lumber to build the Empire's growing cities. They are also there to look for Hyrkania's ancient secrets, which the Emperor jealously covets.
Sonja attempts to fight them but is overpowered and sent to fight in the great gladiatorial arena in the capital.
No good will come of this.
CW: bloody violence but it's very comic book
There's a reason for this: Iris is a companion sexbot and everybody knows it. Soon Iris will too.
No good will come of this.
CW: all the expected stuff about non consensual slave like robot companions but not as bad as it usually is
When things with a fence go bad after his latest job it brings him into contact with the Chicago Mob and after a tense confrontation they offer him work.
Having always worked for himself he's reluctant but they dangle such a big job he thinks this could be his ticket out of the game and accepts.
No good will come of this.
CW: all manner of slurs, child trafficking