Netflix's You season 3: What to watch next when you've finished binge-watching

If true crime is your thing then Darren Criss' portrayal of Gianni Versace’s killer Andrew Cunanan will be right up your street. You but IRL? Chilling.

If you're into some good old-fashioned (literally) murder, check out The Alienist. Set in New York in 1896, a series of gruesome murders take place throughout the city, with a team of investigators determined to stop them.

Plus, there's Luke Evans and Dakota Fanning, so what's not to love?

There's mystery and twisted mind games galore in Behind Her Eyes. The series follows a single mother who starts an affair with her psychiatrist boss while at the same time becoming friends with his mysterious wife - and it's all very creepy.

OK, the premise of this one is pretty spooky. A flight attendant (aka Kaley Cuoco) wakes up in the wrong hotel with a dead man, with no idea what's happened or how she got there. There's plenty of death and mystery if you're looking for more after You.

If you're yet to get into The Fall, where have you been? The first season originally came out in 2013, but the show has seen a resurgence in popularity lately thanks to Netflix.

Gillian Anderson + Jamie Dornan = what more could you ask for?

Even if you've already seen Killing Eve, it's still 100% worth a rewatch. And if you haven't, you're in for a treat. You on a professional scale, we have a feeling Villanelle would wipe out Joe, no problem.

Has You got you hooked on getting into the mind of a serial killer? Then try Luther. Idris Elba plays the titular genius detective specialising in murder cases, with a particular talent for working out how killers think.

For more serial killer psychology, Mindhunter is one to watch. Inspired by real crimes from the late 60s to the early 80s, including the 1969 Manson murders, Mindhunter gets stuck into serial killer profiling and the techniques FBI agents used to solve cases.

Based on a true story, Dirty John give some insight into the personal relationships of criminals, like those we see in You. Each series follows a different case and is a must-watch if you're into true crime.

If you're missing Shay Mitchell (aka Peach) in You season 3, why not cast your mind back with a rewatch of PLL? Or, if you've not watched it yet, get stuck in for the first time. Death + mystery = major You vibes.

Similarly, if you want to see more of Beck, watch actress Elizabeth Lail in supernatural horror series Dead of Summer, set during an 80s summer camp. Spooky.