An ideal background series for fans of magical universities like "The Magicians" or "Charmed" — light, requiring no deep immersion, with a charismatic villain played by Matt Biedel.
All episodes available on Netflix since March 7, 2019 — this is a Canadian-American project about a college where ancient magical orders are hidden under the guise of education. Jack Morton enrolls at Belgrave to avenge his mother's death but gets caught up in a war between the mages of the Blue Rose Order and werewolves. The plot hinges on the contrast between typical student life — parties, exams, and romance — and occult rituals, black magic, and ancient curses. The tone shifts from a youth comedy to dark horror, especially in the second season, when the narrative delves into necromancy and alternate realities. The format is designed for binge-watching: short episodes (50 minutes) are perfect for evening viewing. Fans of "Teen Wolf" and "The Vampire Diaries" will find the same formula here — supernatural threat + teenage dramas, only with a more eclectic design of magic and a smaller budget for special effects.
No, Netflix officially canceled the series in November 2020 after two seasons.
It is a fictional ancient organization of practicing mages that secretly exists at Belgrave University and studies dark magic.
As the plot develops, it is revealed that Jack is the heir of an ancient magical lineage, and his enrollment in college was part of a revenge plan.
The second season concluded with an open ending involving an alternate reality and a necromantic ritual that never received resolution due to cancellation.
The first season has 10 episodes, the second season has 10 episodes, totaling 20 episodes.