Dead Girls Season 2 Renewal Status Leaves Fans Hanging: Is It Canceled or Renewed?
Streaming platforms are playing games again, keeping viewers in the dark about one of the most twisted thrillers of the past year.
Netflix has a new Mexican crime drama about to hit, and it is a gnarly one. The Dead Girls drops us into 1960s Mexico, where the Baladro sisters build a brothel empire and then spiral into serial-killer territory. Naturally, the big questions right now are: is Netflix splitting the season into parts, and is there any shot at Season 2?
So, is The Dead Girls getting a Season 2?
Short answer: not yet. Netflix has neither canceled nor renewed The Dead Girls for a second season. The show has been billed as a limited series, which usually means one and done. That said, Netflix loves to keep doors cracked open if something breaks big. Translation: if the ratings and reviews pop after premiere, a follow-up is not impossible. For now, we wait for the streamer (or the creative team) to make it official either way.
Release plan: no split, all at once
Season 1 premieres on September 10, 2025, and it is a six-episode run. All six land at the same time. I get why folks were wondering about extra episodes or a staggered rollout: Netflix has been slicing seasons into multiple parts across a bunch of shows lately — Bridgerton, Cobra Kai, Emily in Paris, Beauty in Black, Outer Banks — and Stranger Things is finishing its last season in three parts starting November 26, 2025. The Dead Girls is not playing that game. It is an old-school, one-night drop.
Who is in it
The cast includes Arcelia Ramirez, Paulina Gaitan, Joaquin Cosio, and Alfonso Herrera, among others.
Quick facts
- What it is: A Mexican drama set in the 1960s about the Baladro sisters, who go from running a brothel empire to becoming serial killers
- Premiere date: September 10, 2025
- Season 1 size: 6 episodes
- Release style: All episodes drop at once (no Part 1/Part 2 split)
- Season 2 status: Neither canceled nor renewed
- Label: Touted as a limited series, which lowers the odds of more seasons but does not kill the possibility if it hits big
- What determines renewal: Viewership and critical reception after it premieres