- Murder 101 brings true crime to Prime Video with a classroom twist.
- Trying returns to Apple TV+ on July 8 with more family comedy and heart.
- The Long Walk hits HBO Max on July 10 with a tense Stephen King survival story.
- Big Brother kicks off season 28 on Paramount+ with a new summer of strategy.
If your streaming queue needs a reset, this is a strong week to do it. From July 7 through July 14, you can find new anime, true crime, reality competition, comedy, thrillers, documentaries and comfort TV across Prime Video, Hulu, Apple TV+, HBO Max, Netflix and Paramount+. Here are the new movies and shows worth checking out this week.
Prime Video
Murder 101
Murder 101 premieres on Prime Video on July 13. The docuseries follows a criminology professor and students as they dig into real cold cases, which gives it a true-crime hook with a classroom twist. It is a good pick if you like investigations that walk you through evidence without giving everything away at once.
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Hulu
Project Runway season 22
Project Runway season 22 arrives on Hulu on July 10 after its Freeform premiere. Heidi Klum returns to host, with Nina Garcia, Law Roach and Christian Siriano helping guide and judge the competition. If you like fashion under pressure, this is the week’s easy reality-TV pick.
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Dancing With the Stars: The Next Pro
Dancing With the Stars: The Next Pro streams on Hulu this week after its July 13 ABC premiere. Hosted by Robert Irwin, the spinoff follows 12 dancers competing for a spot as a pro on Dancing With the Stars. It is made for viewers who enjoy the training, personality and pressure behind a big TV competition.
Watch Dancing With the Stars: The Next Pro
Apple TV+
Trying season 5
Trying season 5 premieres on Apple TV+ on July 8, with Esther Smith and Rafe Spall back as Nikki and Jason. The comedy continues to focus on family life, parenting and the small moments that can turn into big emotional swings. It is a smart choice when you want something warm, funny and easy to settle into.
Silo season 3
Silo season 3 started on Apple TV+ on July 3 and continues with a new episode this week. Rebecca Ferguson returns in the dystopian thriller, which keeps digging into the secrets behind the underground world. If you want a tense mystery that rewards close watching, this one belongs on your list.
HBO Max
The Man Will Burn
The Man Will Burn arrives on HBO Max on July 9 as an HBO Original documentary. It looks at the culture, conflict and bigger questions surrounding Burning Man, which gives it a different feel from the week’s scripted releases. It is worth a look if you like documentaries about communities that become bigger than the event itself.
The Long Walk
The Long Walk arrives on HBO Max on July 10. Based on Stephen King’s novel, the thriller stars Cooper Hoffman and David Jonsson in a deadly endurance contest where every step carries real danger. It is one of the week’s darker choices, especially if you like survival stories with psychological weight.
Netflix
Jeff Arcuri: Nice to Meet You
Jeff Arcuri: Nice to Meet You premieres on Netflix on July 7. The stand-up special gives Arcuri a bigger streaming stage after building a large following with crowd-work clips and sharp live moments. If you want something quick, funny and low-commitment, this is a good place to start.
Watch Jeff Arcuri: Nice to Meet You
Little House on the Prairie
Little House on the Prairie premieres on Netflix on July 9 with a new version of the classic frontier story. The series stars Luke Bracey, Crosby Fitzgerald and Alice Halsey, with Rebecca Sonnenshine as creator. It is a recognizable title with family drama, survival stakes and a fresh cast for a new generation.
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Love Is Blind: UK – After the Altar
Love Is Blind: UK – After the Altar arrives on Netflix on July 12 and catches up with the couples and cast after the main season. If you followed the pods, proposals and post-show drama, this gives you the update episode you probably wanted without needing to start a whole new reality series.
Watch Love Is Blind: UK – After the Altar
Paramount+
Wardriver
Wardriver makes its Paramount+ streaming debut on July 8. Dane DeHaan stars in the crime thriller about a hacker pulled into a dangerous job that starts to spin out of control. It is a fitting pick if you want a tech-flavored thriller with crime, money and bad decisions all colliding.
Big Brother season 28
Big Brother season 28 premieres July 9 on CBS and streams on Paramount+, with Julie Chen Moonves back as host. This season brings a “Time Trip” theme and a new group of Houseguests trying to outlast each other. If you like alliances, blindsides and live-feed chatter, this is your summer reality fix.
The Real Wolf of Wall Street
The Real Wolf of Wall Street premieres on Paramount+ on July 14. The three-part true-crime documentary revisits the real story behind Jordan Belfort’s rise and fall, using interviews and archival material to go beyond the movie version. It is a good watch if you like financial scandal stories with real-world consequences.
Watch The Real Wolf of Wall Street
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Kurt’s key takeaways
This week gives you a strong mix without forcing you into one mood. Prime Video has true crime, Hulu brings reality competition, Apple TV+ has both comfort comedy and dystopian mystery, HBO Max adds documentary and thriller options, Netflix covers stand-up, frontier drama and reality follow-up, and Paramount+ has crime, live reality TV and a true-crime documentary. So, from July 7 through July 14, there is plenty here whether you want something tense, funny, familiar or completely new.
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