Ever Wondered What Hipsters Watch on Netflix? Here Are 10 Shows

1. Russian Doll (2019)

Did I hear an echo or was that déjà vu? Nadia, the birthday girl, can't escape her night. She dies, only to restart her 36th birthday party again and again in a surreal time loop. Oh, did I mention she meets Alan, a stranger, in the same boat? Together, they untangle the threads of their endless night. From missing cats to mysterious mirrors, there's more to this than meets the eye. A puzzle for your brain to pick apart.

2. Maniac (2018)

Welcome to the peculiar trial of a pharmaceutical experiment, where Annie and Owen volunteer, each plagued by their inner demons. Do they bond? Absolutely! But in alternative realities, thank you very much! Every pill transports them to a different world – suburban espionage, Lord of the Rings-style fantasy, you name it. As their psyches interweave, the line between imagination and reality blurs. Minds playing tricks or pills doing their thing?

3. Love, Death & Robots (2019-present)

A kaleidoscope of tales for the not-so-faint-of-heart. This anthology plunges you into a whirlwind of genres and animation styles. From farmers in mech suits fending off alien invasions to a civilization flourishing within a refrigerator – yes, you read that right – this series pushes boundaries. Every episode's got a twist, but don't think you've got it figured out, it'll trip you up. Bizarre? Totally. But we love it!

4. Dark (2017-2020)

Ready for a trip? Not to Vegas, but through time! In the German town of Winden, kids go missing and things get... dark. The family tree? More tangled than your headphones in your pocket. Generations interlink in a time-travel saga that'll make you grab a pen and paper to keep track. From 1953 to 2052, the mysteries unfold. Good luck piecing that puzzle together!

5. The Midnight Gospel (2020)

A trippy, animated ride through existential conundrums. Meet Clancy, the spacecaster, who jumps from world to world, interviewing beings about life, death, and everything in-between. It's a psychedelic treat for the eyes and the ears. Real podcast interviews animated in absurdly colorful and outlandish worlds – now that's a mashup. There's a zombie apocalypse, a knight who battles with inner demons, and a prison planet. But make no mistake, this show's as deep as it gets.

6. Altered Carbon (2018-2020)

Transcend death? In the 24th century, it's as easy as changing your shirt. Welcome to a world where consciousness is stored on "stacks," easily transferable between bodies or "sleeves." Enter Takeshi Kovacs, the last "Envoy" – think elite rebel soldier – brought back to life to solve a murder. Only this isn't any ordinary whodunnit. With shifting alliances, a quest for love, and the rich ruling immortal, this cyberpunk world is anything but black and white.

7. The OA (2016-2019)

Once blind, Prairie returns home after seven years with her sight restored and a new name – The OA. Abduction, near-death experiences, alternate dimensions – her story's got it all. As she recounts her tale to a group of misfits, they're drawn into a quest to help others lost in other dimensions. But with authorities skeptical and secrets aplenty, who knows where the truth lies? Intriguing, isn't it?

8. The Witcher (2019-present)

Monsters, magic, and mayhem abound in this fantasy epic. Geralt of Rivia, a mutated monster hunter, finds himself caught up in a web of destiny. His path crosses with Yennefer, a powerful sorceress, and Ciri, a young princess with a secret. As war rages and supernatural threats loom, the trio must navigate their tumultuous world. Toss a coin to your Witcher, this show's a doozy!

9. The Umbrella Academy (2019-present)

The tale of seven adopted siblings, each gifted with unique abilities, unfolds as they come together to solve their father's mysterious death. But there's a catch – the apocalypse is coming, and they might be the cause. Tensions run high, old wounds resurface, and family drama reaches new heights. With a violin-playing sister who can end the world and a time-traveling brother, this is no ordinary family reunion.

10. Living With Yourself (2019)

What's better than one Paul Rudd? Two Paul Rudds, of course! Meet Miles, who undergoes a spa treatment that promises to improve his life, only to find out he's been cloned. Now, the better version of him is living his life, and he's not thrilled about it. From fighting for his wife's affection to teaming up with his clone, this show takes identity crisis to a whole new level.