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Netflix wants to get us in our feelings this winter, whether that means on our toes with new premiering dramas, or in our bag watching nostalgic movies that came out when you were too young to watch them with the volume all the way up.

Either way, this month's watch list ensures that you will be snuggled up having a healthy binge during your down time alone with no pants on, or with loved ones.


Available December 7th: 'ReMastered: Who Killed Jam Master Jay?'

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This month, the Netflix original series ReMastered will be debuting its third installment: Who Killed Jam Master Jay?

This documentary will educate viewers on how the legendary DJ impacted music and his community, as well as reveal the mystery behind his unsolved murder. The trailer hints at the possibility that the murder was an "inside job" and with intimidated witnesses and security cameras that have been tampered with, one of his friends and family's biggest fears is that his murder will be swept under the rug. Be sure to tune in on December 7th.

 

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