Wondering what’s streaming on Netflix in July 2026? Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered. Leading the line-up this month is Enola Holmes 3, which follows the sharp-witted young detective to Malta for what was meant to be her wedding. When Sherlock suddenly vanishes, however, Enola is drawn into yet another captivating mystery that puts her investigative skills to the test.
The rest of July’s slate features a strong mix of highly anticipated returning series, entertaining comedies and compelling documentaries. Heartstopper Forever sees Nick and Charlie embrace the next stage of their relationship, while 72 Hours stars Kevin Hart as a middle-aged executive who unexpectedly finds himself caught up in an unforgettable bachelor party in Miami.
Sports enthusiasts can tune into Quarterback Season 3 which offers exclusive behind-the-scenes access to four NFL quarterbacks, while documentary and true crime fans can watch Shipwrecked: Nightmare at Sea, an in-depth look at the tragic 2012 luxury cruise disaster featuring never-before-seen footage and powerful survivor testimonies.
Whether you are looking for gripping documentaries, heartfelt dramas, or laugh-out-loud comedy, there is something for everyone on Netflix in July 2026.
So, What’s Coming to Netflix in July 2026?
July is heating up on Netflix with a massive slate of new releases! Whether you are looking for gripping documentaries, heartfelt dramas, or laugh-out-loud comedy, there is something for everyone this month. Here is your curated guide to the best of what is hitting the platform.
Must-Watch Netflix Films
The movie lineup this month features everything from high-stakes detective work to emotional journeys.
Enola Holmes 3 (1 July): Enola follows a new case to Malta, only to have her wedding plans derailed by Sherlock’s sudden disappearance.
Nothing to Lose (8 July): A mother’s desperate fight to save her son.
Ikka (10 July): A lawyer faces a moral dilemma when he suspects his client is guilty.
Golden Kamuy – The Abashiri Prison Raid (13 July): Asirpa and Sugimoto head to the infamous prison in search of hidden gold.
Me Before Me (16 July): A teen confronts his family history to heal a strained relationship with his father.
Heartstopper Forever (17 July): The Truham-Higgs gang returns as Nick and Charlie begin to look toward life after school.
23 000 Lives (17 July): A young crew risks everything to save refugees in the Mediterranean.
Desire (17 July): A torrid affair between a lawyer and a swim coach spirals out of control.
The Debt Collector (23 July): An ex-debt collector returns to the underworld to protect the innocent.
The Truthers (24 July): Ruth questions the truth behind her mother’s death after reuniting with her father.
72 Hours (24 July): Kevin Hart stars as an ad exec caught up in a wild Miami bachelor party.
Compelling New Netflix Series
From true crime to reality TV, catch up on these binge-worthy shows:
Worst Neighbour Ever (1 July): A documentary series exploring the darkest sides of suburban living.
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Super Subbu (2 July): A teacher tries to balance a secret life while teaching sex ed in a hostile village.
Survival of the Thickest Season 3 (2 July): Mavis starts a new chapter as she and Luca begin the journey of starting a family.
Human Vapor (2 July): A detective hunts for a culprit who can turn into gas.
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Sparks Tomorrow (5 July): An unlikely duo hunts for a missing catalog in an alternate version of Kyoto.
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Better Late than Single Season 2 (7 July): Hopefuls navigate romance at the Eternal Singles’ Village.
Salcedo, Leather, and Boogaloo (8 July): A story of romance and danger set to the beat of a party.
Thunder 3 (8 July): Ordinary middle schoolers stumble into an extraordinary adventure.
I’m Not Afraid (8 July): A town on the edge is revealed through the eyes of a 10-year-old boy.
Little House on the Prairie (9 July): Experience the classic story of the Ingalls family building a life on the frontier.
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The Apartment Job (11 July): A former gang boss and a lawyer team up to expose deep corruption.
Love is Blind: UK – After the Altar (12 July): Unfinished business and new beginnings for the cast of the hit show.
Hot Ones: Extra Hot (13 July): Celebrity guests face even spicier wings and even tougher questions.
Quarterback Season 3 (14 July): Exclusive access to NFL stars Jayden Daniels, Baker Mayfield, Cam Ward, and Joe Flacco.
The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On Season 4 (15 July): Six couples test their love by swapping partners.
The Hawk (16 July): Golf legend Lonnie “The Hawk” Hawkins chases one final major.
The Map Longing (17 July): A sister follows a game left behind after a death.
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The East Palace (17 July): Secrets of the spirit world are revealed within the palace walls.
Spooky in Love (18 July): A hauntingly sweet new series.
Elite Force (22 July): A high-ranking officer faces his past in a perilous mission.
Ransom Canyon Season 2 (23 July): Staten and Quinn pursue new ventures and confront their true feelings.
Kaulitz & Kaulitz Season 3 (23 July): The twins confront life’s biggest questions.
Wrath (29 July): An amnesiac fighter finds refuge with an MMA coach.
Final Project (29 July): A new school start sparks a dangerous bond.
The Bombing of Pan Am 103 (30 July): An intense retelling of the 1988 transatlantic tragedy.
Netflix Documentary & Comedy Highlights
Jeff Arcuri: Nice to Meet You (7 July): A rapid-fire comedy special filled with hilarious crowd work.
Miguel Ángel Blanco: The 48 Hours that Changed Spain (10 July): An exploration of the abduction that changed Spain’s fight against terrorism.
Shipwrecked: Nightmare at Sea (10 July): Survivors recount the 2012 luxury cruise disaster.
Bill Maher: The Kennedy Center Mark Twain Prize for American Humor (21 July): A celebration of comedic genius.
A Toxic Love Story (22 July): A glamorous California scandal hidden behind a web of deception.
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Mary Beth Barone: Galaxy Brain (28 July): Witty commentary on modern dating and more.
WWE Unreal: Season 3 (21 July): Go backstage for the future of professional wrestling.
Netflix Live Events
MLB Home Run Derby 2026 (14 July): Catch baseball’s top sluggers live from Citizens Bank Park!
Well, there you have it, everything that’s coming to Netflix in July 2026. If you don’t have an account yet, sign up HERE.
Watch this space for updates in the Streaming category on Running Wolf’s Rant.
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