It’s that time of the month again for Netflix, the most hallowed and accessible of online streaming services, to adding various films and television shows guaranteed to please its subscriber base, while also cutting a few favorites from its voluminous library.

Below you’ll find my picks for the best of Netflix’s new additions for November 2015, which unfortunately does not include a lot of movies worth recommending. But the site will be adding several new television shows exclusive to their service, as well as some full seasons of programs that you’re likely already familiar with. Draw the curtains, tie up any loose ends, and keep the pizza dude on speed dial, ’cause it’s time for some hardcore binge-watching.

Despite Universal putting Pacific Rim 2 on an indefinite hold, director Guillermo del Toro was optimistic that the film would go into production once he turned in a script and a budget. Now, the Crimson Peak director has done just that. According to his most recent Twitter update, he has submitted a script and a budget. More on the story here below.

Bolzer is a two-man blackened death metal band from Switzerland whose name loosely translates to “force of destruction.” Formed in 2008 by musicians who have adopted the monikers of HzR and KzR, the band has become one of the fastest rising stars in the underground metal world without even releasing a full-length album. To date they have produced a demo and 2 EPs, all of which have garnered them near universal praise from fans and critics.

Today’s Black Metal Friday track is taken from the band’s 2013 EP, Aura. This is “Entranced By The Wolfshook.” Play it loud and throw those horns up!

One of my many fond memories from childhood is sitting and watching Mr. Bob Ross paint on his show The Joy of Painting. I can’t tell you how many times I dozed off to his comforting voice, but I have no doubt the number would be astronomical. His impact on me has been a lasting one—right this very moment, I have 46 episodes of The Best of the Joy of Painting stored on my DVR for whenever I feel like throwing one on to fall asleep to (they air them on the TV channel Create). He wasn’t the greatest painter of all time, but he shared a technique that made it accessible to anyone, and did it in the most appealing way possible.

So you can imagine my joy at the news that Twitch is currently streaming all 403 episodes of Ross’s painting series as part of their new spinoff Twitch Creative where, instead of streaming themselves playing video games, which is what Twitch is best known for, users will stream themselves drawing, painting, and creating other forms of arts and crafts.

DICE has made the decision to push back the released of their much-anticipated Mirror’s Edge sequel, titled Mirror’s Edge: Catalyst.

The first-person freerunning action-adventure game sequel was originally scheduled for release on February 23, 2016, but, as is often the case with video games, a little more time is needed to make sure the game is up to expectations—something most gamers will take any day of the week over a buggy game released earlier. Now the game is scheduled for release on May 24, 2016.

You can read a statement on the decision below.