Summer might be blockbuster movie season, but just because "The Fantastic Four" and "Superman" are duking it out at the box office doesn't mean Netflix stops delivering binge-worthy new shows, and July is no different.

The cast and characters of Trigger (2025 Korean drama) supply the momentum for Netflix's gripping new thriller, within a South Korea reeling from the sudden and unexpected emergence of illicit weapons.

The new series from the creator of 'Selling Sunset' gathers top songwriters and tasks them with crafting hits for artists including John Legend, Usher, Shaboozey and Blackpink’s Lisa.

The very popular Netflix docuseries “Amy Bradley is Missing” has led to heightened fears about cruise ship safety.

It's about to get even wilder, too, as we explore one of the biggest viral incidents of the past decade. Storm Area 51 is all about a meme that spiraled out of control, resulting in people responding to an online joke invite and then actually showing up at the base.

This week, one of the biggest movies of the summer arrives on streaming: Happy Gilmore 2 has finally dropped on Netflix. The film is one of the most anticipated comedies of the year, but it's not the only great thing to watch this weekend if you're looking for something new.