Yellowjackets: 5 series to see if you liked season 3 of the thriller
You like the series Yellowjacketswhose season 3 has just started on Canal+ ? Are you fond of her back and forth in time, his group of cannibal teenage girls and their adult versions trying to lead a normal life? So you may want to discover other series in the same vein.
That they are available on Netflix,, Video premium,, Disney+ or mycanal, Digital have concocted a selection of five series to see after Yellowjackets If you want to stay in the hostile land atmosphere, trapped characters and mysteries to solve.
The Wilds
A group of very different adolescent girls find themselves stuck on an island, ignoring that they actually be the subject of a very elaborate social experimentation …
This series was unfortunately canceled a little too quickly by Prime Video, and yet it shares many points in common with Yellowjackets. Here it is also a question of following a group of teenage girls from different horizons while they try to survive on an island of the crash of an airplane. The second season introduced a group of boys victims of similar circumstances. In short, a series full of mysteries and teenage rage.
The two seasons of The Wilds are to be seen on Video premium.
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The Resort
Emma and Noah Reed celebrate their wedding anniversary on the Maya Riviera in Mexico. On the spot, they are interested in an old history of disappearance of two young adults who occurred fifteen years earlier; An unresolved case on which they decide to investigate, but which will in passing revive deeply buried feelings and perhaps also question their union.
In The Resortwhich starts as a comedy of a apparently light couple quickly spins the mysterious thriller, with a intrigue with a devilishly effective drawer. An addictive series created by Andy Siara (Palm Springs), with eight episodes without dead time worn by a Cristin Milioti / William Jackson Harper duo that works wonderfully.
The eight episodes of The Resort are to be found on mycanal.
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From
The story of a frightening city in the midst of the United States where anyone who enters there is trapped. The inhabitants of the town try to maintain things as normal as possible while looking for a way to escape, because at night they are terrorized by deadly monsters.
Created by John Griffin (The crater,, The fourth dimension) and produced by former Lostthis series of horror and science fiction will appeal to fans of Yellowjackets Who like strong personalities stuck in an impossible situation. The captive series thanks to a story and fascinating characters while giving cold sweats with nightmarish creatures. If his three seasons are uneven, From is worth a look.
Find From on Paramount+.
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The 100
After an apocalypse caused by man during a third world war, the survivors take refuge in space stations and manage to live there and reproduce, reaching the number of 4000. But 97 years later, the mother vessel, The Ark, is in pitiful state. A hundred young delinquents, imprisoned over the years for crimes or betrayals, are chosen as guinea pigs by the authorities to descend to earth and test the chances of survival. Upon their arrival, they discover a new dangerous but fascinating world …
Teens delivered to themselves in a hostile and wild territory? This should appeal to fans of Yellowjackets. Add to that a good dose of science fiction and action episodes and you get a series that promises to occupy your evenings for a while. The 100 Contains seven seasons all richer in twists and turns than the other, then to your remote controls.
The seven seasons of the series can be seen now on Max and from July 1, 2025 on the video premium.
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Lost: the missing
After the crash of their plane on a lost island, survivors must learn to cohabit and survive in this hostile environment. Very quickly, they realize that a threat seems to hover on the island …
This cult series co-created by JJ Abrams (Alias,, Star Trek) will have redefined the magnitude and the ambitions of American television in the 2000s. A captivating show, playing with points of view, temporalities and mysteries to build his exciting intrigue. In line with The fourth dimension,, Lost was able to create much more than a series, but a universe where questions of faith, science and existentialism respond in a great fresco ultimately very human.
The entire series Lost is available on streaming platforms Netflix And Disney+.
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