‘Dark Winds’ Meets ‘Yellowstone’ in Jason Momoa’s Crime Thriller Officially on Netflix
Jason Momoa’s crime thriller *The Red Road* has arrived on Netflix, giving viewers another neo-Western alongside *Dark Winds*. The series centres on an Indigenous community and offers a new option for fans while they wait for *Dark Winds* to return with its fifth season.
Originally shown on SundanceTV from 2014 to 2015, *The Red Road* ran for two seasons before cancellation, reportedly amid low viewership, the channel’s niche audience and mixed reviews. It follows the Ramapough Lenape Nation on the New York–New Jersey border and stars Martin Henderson, Julianne Nicholson, Allie Gonino, Tamara Tunie, Kiowa Gordon and Annalise Basso; *Dark Winds* actor Zahn McClarnon also appears.
In short
- *The Red Road* is now streaming on Netflix.
- The Jason Momoa crime thriller ran for two seasons.
- It joins all four available seasons of *Dark Winds*.
Explained simply
The Red Road is a crime drama set around the Ramapough Lenape Nation, an Indigenous community on the New York–New Jersey border. Its story follows people in the community and a local police officer, played by Martin Henderson, whose lives become connected.
The series first aired on SundanceTV in 2014 and ran for two seasons. Its cast includes Julianne Nicholson, Tamara Tunie and Zahn McClarnon, who also appears in Dark Winds. The setting and crime-drama elements place it among television’s modern Western stories, a genre also associated with shows such as Dark Winds and Yellowstone.