Netflix has Cruel Intentions, spooky spelunking, and proton pack adventures in store for US viewers this March.

With another month coming to an end, Netflix's anticipated list of next month's new titles has been revealed. Beginning March 1st, viewers can look forward to watching all three Cruel Intentions movies on the streaming service, as well as the 1980s Ghostbusters films and both Descent movies.

Netflix will also be serving up a second season of the zombified comedy Santa Clarita Diet on March 23rd, following the March 2nd release of the zombie movie Les Affamés (read Heather Wixson's review here).

Alas, with the addition of new titles comes the departing of others, with Netflix revealing that all four Jaws movies, the cult witchcraft film The Craft, and V/H/S: Viral will be among the titles no longer available to stream next month.

You can view the lists of genre movies coming to and leaving Netflix in the US below (via Collider's lists here and here), and we also have a look at a video teasing the new additions.

Coming March 1st:

  • Cruel Intentions
  • Cruel Intentions 2
  • Cruel Intentions 3
  • Ghostbusters
  • Ghostbusters 2
  • Moon
  • The Brothers Grimm
  • The Descent
  • The Descent: Part 2
  • The Gift
  • The Lazarus Project

Coming March 2nd:

  • Les Affamés

Coming March 7th:

  • Aftershock

Coming March 23rd:

  • Santa Clarita Diet Season 2

Coming March 30th:

  • A Series of Unfortunate Events Season 2

Coming March 31st:

  • Let Me In

Leaving March 1st:

  • Jaws
  • Jaws 2
  • Jaws 3
  • Jaws: The Revenge
  • The Craft

Leaving March 19th:

  • V/H/S: Viral

Leaving March 31st:

  • Salem Seasons 2–3

Source: Collider
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