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Stranger Things actor, Will Byers will be appearing in Stranger Things 2, according to a report on Latino Review.

This follows last week’s revelation that Donald Sutherland would be reprising his role as Eleven from Stranger Things, an action-comedy/action/adventure series based on the hit Netflix series. Now, that rumor is true, as Stranger Things 2 is confirmed for a December 3, 2016 release.

The sequel will feature a fresh ensemble cast, with John C. Reilly (The Americans, Time Traveler), Argyle Ferrell (Cowboy Bebop) and Finn Wolfhard (Pacific Rim), as well as Justin Simien (Sin City, Soldier, Star Trek: First Contact). Colin Farrell (In The Legend of Korra, Oblivion, Hellboy) is also set to return as Colonel Eddie Munson.

The cast also includes Emilia Clarke (Juno, Robin Hood) and Eddie Duffer (The Leftovers, Scooby Doo, Stranger Things). Also, Andrew Lincoln (Green Lantern) will appear in the sequel.

Robert Englund, who starred in the 2013 movie The Mummy (and later the most recent season of Stranger Things), is back to play Night Nurse in this standalone film, a character played by Anya Taylor-Joy (Friday Night Lights) and Sofia Boutella (The Wolf of Wall Street).

Here's a look at the official plot synopsis for the movie: "A young girl receives an unexpected letter from a town stranger who claims to know that she’s a spirit in the afterlife. Possessed by a monster who freaks her, she becomes a hunted down by a mysterious gang in New York. Meanwhile, a local celebrity (Tony Todd) is approached by a stranger who offers to help her, only to discover that she has the power to reincarnate her. Together, they must try to return to her past and solve the mystery of the past while navigating a supernatural reality. A blend of horror and drama ensues. We hope the movie can live up to the special effects of the original."

Based on the popular author's 2016 novel of the same name, Night Nurse tells the story of Claire Summerisle (Natalie Portman) who suffers from mental health conditions after being discharged from the FBI. Once again dealing with the trauma of losing her parents in a car accident, Summerisle must confront the grief of losing her parents to the dread of her becoming a ghost herself.

There are currently two prequel TV series based on the series starring Elizabeth Olsen, and it appears that they are going to focus on this particular tale. What else is there to tell us about the series? Keep reading to find out.

Both series can be found on Netflix.

British horror series The Night House follows Kerry Tunney's Alice Summerisle (Michelle Pfeiffer), who is targeted for suspicion by a man named Theo Trier. This case is connected to the real-life murder of her husband, who was accused of sexual assault and later led to death by her husband.

Alice is then put on trial for the murder of her husband and at the hands of Theo Trier, who intends to further investigate the events of her husband's murder. This series is highly anticipated, and will set a precedent for the upcoming streaming service.

Based on the book of the same name by Emily St. John Mandel, The Night House focuses on the events of the last couple of years, which dates back to 1971. The novel, directed by Catherine Long, goes into a dark and sinister direction, delving into the perils of the pandemic as it plays out around the world.

While they are treated as individuals, the game's atmosphere and ambiguity captivate the viewers. The show has a compelling storyline that leans into the dark and bleak sides of an apocalyptic situation.

Based on the Polish novel of the same name by Andrzej Sapkowski, The Witcher tells the story of a young Witcher named Geralt of Rivia, a man who begins his life as a small-time Witcher, but soon grows into a powerful monster hunter. The series stars Henry Cavill as the titular character, with Freya Allan as Ciri, Anya Chalotra as Yennefer, and Joey Batey as his daughter, Ciri.

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The series was hugely popular and well-received, with many critics giving it high praise. It proved that animated series and live-action movies don't need to be mutually exclusive. A series has several adaptations, and it's one that has been canceled, but fans can watch the first season of The Witcher Netflix series on September 20.

Only one season of The Witcher is available to stream, and it's definitely worth a watch. The first season is over 12 episodes, and there are plenty of other great adventures for Geralt to enjoy.