On your device, go to the Netflix website and log in. Over on the tab with What's On Netflix, select your desired code, and place it at the end of the URL. For example, the "Fantasy Anime" subgenre ...

Netflix secret codes are exactly that -- secret. There's no official directory, and it's hard to get a full list, as ...

Netflix has a lot of genres that help viewers find TV shows and movies, but apparently, it has a massive set of 76,897 micro-genres. Here's how to get into the action.

We’ve Discovered Secret Codes That Unlock Hidden Netflix Genres By Mark Graham @ unclegrambo Published Jan. 8, 2016, 2:30 p.m. ET ...

I am here for this. Now, in case you're not feeling my micro-genres, or you just feel like scrolling through 70,000+ Netflix codes, this website has compiled every single genre. Every one.

When you find a genre code you like, plug it into the URLs provided above, or follow the links. Quick tip: You can find new codes by checking the URL of the Netflix page you're on.

This is an unofficial feature that Netflix doesn't advertise or encourage viewers to use. Although there are "secret codes" for various genres of movie lists, people shouldn't be surprised if ...

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Netflix either knows way more about movie and TV genres than the rest of the world, or they’re just making them up. Either way, they sometimes provide a good laugh, and one of our favorite sites ...

Netflix is producing tons of original shows and movies — to the tune of 600 hours in 2016. But they aren't split evenly between genres like comedy and drama.

In Netflix's real world, there are no genres that have more than five descriptors. Four descriptors are rare, but they do show up for users: Scary Cult Mad-Scientist Movies from the 1970s.

Overview: Netflix offers higher resolution and more genres, while Crunchyroll focuses only on anime.Crunchyroll streams new ...