Netflix July 2026: Every New Movie and Series Dropping This Week (July 11 Edition)

Netflix's July 2026 Lineup Is Stacked — Here's What's New This Week

It's mid-July, and Netflix is coming in hot with a fresh batch of movies and series that'll keep your watchlist busy for weeks. According to What's on Netflix, the week of July 11 brings a killer mix of original films, returning favorites, and international hits that are already climbing the Top 10 charts.

Netflix has racked up 17 No. 1 movies in 2026 so far, and according to critics, only about 5 of them are truly worth your time. But July is looking like a strong month with some genuinely exciting additions across every genre.

New Movies to Watch This Week

Leading the charge this week is Obsession, the psychological thriller that's been dominating the Netflix Top 10 since its release. Directed by David Fincher, this dark, twisty ride stars Emily Blunt and Oscar Isaac in a story about a tech CEO whose perfect life unravels when a mysterious figure from his past resurfaces.

Other notable movie additions include:

Sent Help — A comedy-drama starring Aubrey Plaza and John Mulaney about a burnout coach who accidentally becomes a cult leader (92% RT)
I Love Boosters — A heartwarming sports documentary following underdog esports teams (91% RT)
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple — The latest installment in the zombie franchise, now streaming after its theatrical run

New Series You Can't Miss

On the series front, Little House on the Prairie — Netflix's nostalgic reboot produced by TriStar Television — has been dominating conversations since its July 6 premiere. The reimagining updates the classic story for modern audiences while keeping the heart of Laura Ingalls Wilder's beloved books.

Also new this week: Deion Sanders documentary series, a comprehensive look at the NFL legend's journey from athlete to coach. And for anime fans, the new season of One Piece continues to draw massive numbers.

Pro tip: check Netflix's Top 10 daily — the algorithm knows what's good, and this week's list is actually worth following.