Netflix cancel yet another fan-favorite series with TV lovers left fuming

It's a case of another one bites the dust for Netflix fans after Unstable is the latest in a string of shows to get cancelled.

Telly fans are threatening to cancel their subscriptions after a string of their favorite shows have faced the axe from the streaming giant Netflix .

Now one of its latest shows Rob Lowe's Unstable has been canceled , sparking fans to head to X, to complain. They were particularly riled up as it follows the sad news That 90's Show and Kaos are not being renewed either.

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Deadline reports that Rob's 'show, based around a workplace, was axed as it failed to make Netflix' Top 10 despite it being so popular with fans. One said: " Gonna miss this show. But damn, Netflix! First Kaos and now Unstable? At least Nobody Wants This was renewed!" penned one.

"Once again @netflix cancels a great show #Unstable it's like they want to make people [expletive] off. I hope @RobLowe gets the @TheGrinderFOX gang back together for a very long overdue 2nd season/movie/anything w/ the HILARIOUS cast!"

"It's not all doom and gloom though. With just a few weeks until Halloween , it's only right Netflix has ramped up its horror offerings.

One of its latest shows will have fans hiding under the covers - as it's a horror that scares without blood, and has received rave reviews from theithacan.org - among others online.

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The movie, It’s What’s Inside , tells the story of a reunion that has gone terribly wrong. The entertainment site writes: "On the eve of a wedding, friends gather at a family estate to celebrate and reconnect before the big day."

Theithacan.org continues: "Things are going great until the arrival of an eighth friend and his strange suitcase ruins their plans with a brutal game akin to “Mafia.” Despite many similarities to 2022’s “Bodies Bodies Bodies,” the film makes its own mark with sci-fi gimmicks and trickery."

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