Netflix’s Top 10 list currently features a host of familiar shows. As of this writing, WWE’s Monday Night Raw owns the top spot, with Outer Banks, Talamasca: The Secret Order, and Tires also in the Top 5. A newcomer to the vaunted list is the buzzy new Swedish crime thriller Blood Sacrifice.

Created by George Kay (Lupin, Hijack), the gripping drama follows a previously estranged father and son team (Peter Andersson and Jakob Oftebro) who are forced to put decades of resentment aside to stop a brutal killer who’s targeting the police. Joel Keller gave the series a “Stream It” recommendation on Decider, praising Peter Andersson’s performance as the “grumpy, misanthropic, and drunken Alfred Berg.”

If you’re a fan of Nordic noirs like Jo Nesbø’s Detective Hole or The Åre Murders, Blood Sacrifice is for you.

The first season is now streaming on Netflix, but what does the future hold for this rookie streaming sensation? Will there be a Blood Sacrifice Season 2? Here’s everything we know.

How Many Episodes Are There of Blood Sacrifice on Netflix?

The first season consists of five episodes, ranging from 44-58 minutes.

Who’s In The Cast of Blood Sacrifice on Netflix?

The main cast stars Jakob Oftebro, Peter Andersson, Electra Hallman, Alexander Abdallah, Henrik Norlén, Lisette T. Pagler, Magnus Krepper, Irina Björklund, Anders Mossling, and Anna Maria Käll.

Will There Be a Blood Sacrifice Season 2 on Netflix?

There’s no official news regarding a potential second season of Blood Sacrifice. There’s been a bit of confusion online about the show, specifically if it’s classified as a limited series or not.

Netflix’s Baby Reindeer is a limited series and is listed as such on the show’s official Netflix homepage. Blood Sacrifice doesn’t have the “limited series” tag, with the official homepage referring to the trailer as the “Season 1 Trailer.”

Based on the show’s early reviews — it currently has an 86% on Rotten Tomatoes — overwhelming popularity, and the ending of Season 1, we fully expect a second season of Blood Sacrifice. Decider reached out to Netflix for additional information, and we’ll update this story with any updates.

How To Watch Blood Sacrifice On Netflix:

You can purchase Netflix for $8.99/month. Ad-free monthly options are also available for $19.99 (the Standard plan) or $26.99 (the Premium option).

Does Netflix Offer a Free Trial?

Nope. Unfortunately, the streamer isn’t currently offering a free trial.

All five episodes of Blood Sacrifice are now streaming on Netflix.