Already Finished 'The Umbrella Academy'? Netflix Top 10 Has Throwbacks Galore

Leading Netflix's Top 10 this week is the adventure series the Internet can't stop talking about. The Umbrella Academy holds the title for what viewers are flocking to watch, for good reason.

But if you've already finished the newly-released second season, or the plotline isn't really your thing, there's plenty more to love about Netflix's Top 10 on Friday. We at Newsweek are particularly excited about the throwback films that made the list, ones you might not think to search for on the streaming platform.

Here are all of the movies and shows being watched the most, and what you can expect from them.

The Umbrella Academy

A family of misfit "siblings" come together to solve the murder of their father, but there's so much more at stake. Though they don't always get along, the family has bigger things to worry about than their personal problems, like the possible downfall of civilization as a whole. The latest season, though, follows the family as they travel back to 1963 for an even bigger mission.

World's Most Wanted

Have you ever wondered who the most-wanted criminals in the world are? Now there's a Netflix documentary series dedicated to exactly that. Get to know some of the most dangerous people in the world and what they've been accused of before they're even arrested.

The Seven Deadly Sins: Imperial Wrath of the Gods

The fourth season of this anime series just hit Netflix in America and fans are loving it already. The series, which is uploaded with an English language alteration (but can still be viewed in its original Japanese format) is taking over Twitter. The plot follows Meliodas— a bar owner—and a princess who attempt to save her kingdom from Holy Knights, a group of religiously-founded heroes.

Shameless

This quirky family comedy is streaming 10 seasons on Netflix now. Grab some PBRs and all of your siblings before you dive into the Gallagher family lifestyle, one that's equally trashy and heartwarming. You'll want to start at the beginning if you've never seen the series because it's known for impressive character development.

Dennis the Menace

The throwback film weekend of your dreams can start with Dennis the Menace, the 1993 family flick that will have you rolling on the floor laughing. This adventure-turned-kidnapping film has all of the best moments for a relaxing movie night, built on nostalgia.

Jurassic Park

Are you ready to return to 1993? One of the most iconic films of all time is now streaming on Netflix, and it didn't take long for viewers to notice. The original Jurassic Park will have you howling with fear, laughs and happiness as you take a trip through the wildest amusement park in film history.

Malibu Rescue: The Next Wave

Netflix's latest family film will have you dreaming of days at the beach during this quarantined summer. A group of friends are scheduled to host the "International Beachmaster Competition" but things go slightly differently than they'd planned.

Immigration Nation

This six-part documentary series takes an in-depth look at the stories of ICE detained immigrants in the United States of America. The series starts by explaining President Donald Trump's immigration tactics before diving into personal stories of those directly affected by them.

Sugar Rush: Extra Sweet

New episodes of this family favorite reality competition are available to satisfy and tease your sweet tooth. Teams of bakers must compete against the clock to create gorgeous, tasty treats that will make will make your mouth water.

The Last Dance

A throwback in its own way, The Last Dance continues to claim a spot on Netflix's big board, with Twitter users claiming they've watched the documentary series multiple times. Take a step inside the world of Michael Jordan, from his personal life to time as a basketball superstar with this 10-episode collection.