Collider selects eight Netflix miniseries it considers “perfect masterpieces”, arguing that the format combines cinematic production values with room for detailed, long-form storytelling. The article praises series that excel across acting, writing, direction and production design.

– ‘Ripley’ (2024): Steven Zaillian’s black-and-white adaptation of Patricia Highsmith’s novel is praised as a slow-burning neo-noir thriller, led by Andrew Scott as the increasingly deceitful Tom Ripley.
– ‘The Fall of the House of Usher’ (2023): Mike Flanagan’s Poe-inspired gothic horror follows the corrupt Usher family as its heirs die in gruesome circumstances, blending supernatural dread, body horror and themes of retribution.