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Film & Serie TV
November 3, 2026

Netflix bets on steampunk western with 'Bass X Machina'

Netflix bets on steampunk western with 'Bass X Machina'
The Netflix series 'Bass X Machina' blends western and steampunk, reimagining the historical figure of Marshal Bass Reeves in a mix of fantasy and reality.

Netflix launches a new series that blends seemingly distant genres: historical western and steampunk fantasy. 'Bass X Machina' arrives on the platform offering an imaginative reimagining of the figure of Marshal Bass Reeves, who really existed.

Reeves, a former slave who became a legendary lawman in the Old West, has already inspired productions like a Taylor Sheridan series and an HBO project. This new version, however, takes a different path, introducing fantastical elements and a steampunk aesthetic.

A Variety review describes the series as a 'crackling mix of fantasy and reality,' suggesting that the show knows how to balance its historical roots with the narrative freedoms of speculative fiction. A bold experiment for Netflix, aiming to capture audiences with a genre-blending operation.

While other platforms have treated Reeves' story in a more traditional way, 'Bass X Machina' seems to want to distinguish itself precisely through this stylistic fusion, promising a fresh look at an icon of the American frontier.

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