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CulturePublished: 28 July 2026 at 18:37

Tet+ this week offers mystery, horror and Peppa Pig

The streaming platform Tet+ has added three new titles this week: a mystery series about a nanny in Manhattan, an Irish folklore-inspired horror film, and the 11th season of the popular preschool animation Peppa Pig.

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Tet+ subscribers can now enjoy several new releases this week. Among them are the mystery series “The Nanny’s Secrets”, the horror film “Hokum: The Witch’s Nightmare”, and the British animated series “Peppa Pig”.

The series “The Nanny’s Secrets” follows a young woman named Elena who becomes a nanny in a wealthy and mysterious Manhattan house. She has her own hidden motives, but soon discovers that the other residents also keep secrets. The family, relatives, other nannies and neighbors are all involved in intrigues that gradually reveal the dark history of the building.

The film “Hokum: The Witch’s Nightmare” combines the grim tales of Irish folklore with modern psychological tension. The protagonist, writer Oms Baumans, stays at a remote hotel to scatter his parents’ ashes, but the idyllic return turns into a nightmare. The hotel hides ancient dark secrets and legends about a witch wandering between worlds. Frightening visions force him to confront the darkest corners of his past. The film builds tension without cheap scares, telling a story of guilt, folklore and the dangers of seeking answers in places where one should no longer dig.

The animated series “Peppa Pig” is a British preschool project that has become one of the most popular children’s TV shows in the world since its debut in 2004. It follows the curious and cheerful pig Peppa, her family, friends and everyday adventures. Episodes are short and easy to follow, using playful humor to teach about friendship, cooperation and emotions. The Tet+ section “Movies and Series” now also includes the 11th season.

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