Our 11 Top Picks Of The New Shows And Films Streaming On Netflix In July 2026

Heartstopper and Survival Of The Thickest are coming to an end – but Little House On The Prairie and Will Ferrell's The Hawk are just getting started.

If you’re trying to avoid stay out of the sun this July, Netflix has some great excuses to stay inside, point a fan at your face and distract yourself from the next heatwave.

July is, sadly, when we say goodbye to Heartstopper’s Nick and Charlie for good, when the hit teen drama comes to an end for good. There are also big laughs in the pipeline, as Kings of Comedy Kevin Hart and Will Ferrell both bring new films to the platform.

For those true crime fans out there, there are more dramatic docuseries coming that are sure to have you gripped. And if you’re just looking for your next reality TV fix, some old favourites are returning in the next few weeks, too.

Here are 11 of our top picks to stream on Netflix this July…

Enola Holmes 3 (Streaming now)

Tell me more: Sherlock Holmes’ strong-willed and equally brilliant little sister returns in Enola Holmes 3. Once again led by Millie Bobby Brown, this threequel sees the young detective taking on her most personal case to date, after Henry Cavill’s Sherlock gets kidnapped at Enola’s wedding to Louis Partridge’s Tewkesbury.

Part three in the series promises romance, action and mystery, as more famous characters from the Sherlock Holmes novels are reimagined for a brand new audience.

Netflix says: “The latest instalment in the adventures of the young detective sees her tackling another mystery, this time on the island nation of Malta. As Enola heads to the altar to wed Lord Tewkesbury, she learns the distressing news that Sherlock has been kidnapped. The gumshoe is immediately on the case, all while grappling with her complicated feelings around marriage.”

Worst Neighbour Ever (Streaming now)

Tell me more: Netflix has become the go-to destination for true crime lovers, and this month they’re bringing us a new four-part series to get our teeth into.

The latest instalment in Netflix’s “Worst Ever” franchise highlights appalling and deadly behaviour carried out by next-door neighbours.

Expect exploding houses, harassment and identity theft in this chilling new docuseries – that will make you appreciate your own neighbours a little bit more.

Netflix says: “Calling all fans of Worst Roommate Ever and Worst Ex Ever: The franchise is back with a spotlight on the people who live next door.

“Worst Neighbour Ever takes a deep dive into four different cases, each set in a seemingly close-knit neighbourhood, until everyday quarrels spiral into harassment, intimidation, and sometimes deadly violence.

“Season one utilises eyewitness accounts from community members, sit-downs with law enforcement, and startling body-cam footage to tell these unbelievable, yet true stories.”

Survival Of The Thickest (Streaming now)

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