Kings of Jo’burg is a series created by Shona Ferguson starring Shona Ferguson and Zolisa Xaluva. The second season will be released on Netlfix in January.
The Masire brothers rule Johannesburg’s criminal underworld, but a supernatural family curse and a tangled web of betrayal threaten to destroy them.
Kings of Jo’burg is a very strange series that combines Miami Vice with supernatural things such as voodoo. Yes, apparently an impossible combination that, has become a success in its first season and comes back again on Netflix with this explosive cocktail of action, realism and supernatural plot about policemen.
This is the story of two brothers that control organized crime in the city of Johannesburg… with a family curse in between… political, family intrigue and lots and lots of treason.
You can enjoy it as of the 27th of January on Netflix.
Season 2 Release Date
January 27, 2023
Where to Watch Kings of Jo’burg...
The Masire brothers rule Johannesburg’s criminal underworld, but a supernatural family curse and a tangled web of betrayal threaten to destroy them.
Kings of Jo’burg is a very strange series that combines Miami Vice with supernatural things such as voodoo. Yes, apparently an impossible combination that, has become a success in its first season and comes back again on Netflix with this explosive cocktail of action, realism and supernatural plot about policemen.
This is the story of two brothers that control organized crime in the city of Johannesburg… with a family curse in between… political, family intrigue and lots and lots of treason.
You can enjoy it as of the 27th of January on Netflix.
Season 2 Release Date
January 27, 2023
Where to Watch Kings of Jo’burg...
- 1/27/2023
- by TV Shows Martin Cid Magazine
- Martin Cid - TV
As this past week was the first week of December, Netflix got things rolling with the usual glut of new titles. It’s easy to miss everything that went up on the streaming giant over the past seven days, so we’ve compiled a handy recap of every single movie and TV show that dropped from Monday, November 30th to Sunday, December 6th. In total, that’s 58 new additions.
The 1st obviously delivered the bulk of the haul, serving up a ton of fresh films to keep you entertained as we begin the festive season. Among the highlights was the original Jurassic Park and one of its sequels and if you missed them at the beginning of the week, you can also catch the likes of romcom 50 First Dates, animated film Monster House and the one and only E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. As for TV shows, all of Stargate was likewise added the same day.
The 1st obviously delivered the bulk of the haul, serving up a ton of fresh films to keep you entertained as we begin the festive season. Among the highlights was the original Jurassic Park and one of its sequels and if you missed them at the beginning of the week, you can also catch the likes of romcom 50 First Dates, animated film Monster House and the one and only E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. As for TV shows, all of Stargate was likewise added the same day.
- 12/6/2020
- by Christian Bone
- We Got This Covered
It has begun. The steady trickle of films about Labradors who save Christmas, American girls marrying European princes, and parents learning that their kids are more important than their jobs, is with us. Netflix is responsible for a good proportion of the above, with several new festive titles arriving over the next few weeks.
If that does nothing for you, then you might be more interested in the arrival of three non-tinsel films on the service this month. There’s David Fincher’s Mank streaming from December 4th, followed on the 18th by Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, featuring the much-missed Chadwick Boseman, with George Clooney-starring The Midnight Sky landing a couple of days before Christmas on the 23rd.
TV-wise, there’s a new season of animated comedy Big Mouth on December 4th, the debut of slick-looking Shondaland period drama Bridgerton on the 25th, and right at the end of the month,...
If that does nothing for you, then you might be more interested in the arrival of three non-tinsel films on the service this month. There’s David Fincher’s Mank streaming from December 4th, followed on the 18th by Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, featuring the much-missed Chadwick Boseman, with George Clooney-starring The Midnight Sky landing a couple of days before Christmas on the 23rd.
TV-wise, there’s a new season of animated comedy Big Mouth on December 4th, the debut of slick-looking Shondaland period drama Bridgerton on the 25th, and right at the end of the month,...
- 11/24/2020
- by Louisa Mellor
- Den of Geek
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