Streaming platforms are set to deliver a diverse slate of new and returning content this week, offering viewers a range of options from highly anticipated series revivals to new genre films and insightful documentaries. The period spanning the week of July 11, 2025, marks the arrival of several notable titles across various services, promising fresh entertainment for subscribers.
Leading the Week’s Premieres
Among the new feature-length offerings is “Drop,” a film positioned as a unique blend of genres. Described as a comedy-horror-thriller, the movie is directed by Christopher Landon, known for his work in the horror and comedy spheres. The cast features Meghann Fahy and Brandon Sklenar in starring roles, suggesting a focus on character dynamics within its genre framework. “Drop” is slated for release within this busy streaming week, adding a distinct option for viewers seeking something outside conventional genre boundaries.
Anticipated Series Debuts
The television landscape sees the debut of “Too Much,” the latest series from acclaimed creator Lena Dunham. Co-created with Luis Felber, the series stars Megan Stalter and Will Sharpe, bringing a new narrative vision to the screen. This new project from Dunham, following her previous television successes, arrives exclusively on Netflix, providing the platform’s global audience access to her distinctive storytelling style.
Returning Favorites and Long-Running Hits
One of the week’s most anticipated events is the return of a fan-favorite character in “Dexter: Resurrection.” This new series sees Michael C. Hall reprising his iconic role as Dexter Morgan, alongside Jack Alcott, who portrays Harrison. The series is set to premiere on July 11, making its debut on Paramount+ with Showtime. This launch marks a significant moment for fans awaiting the next chapter in Dexter’s story.
Adding to the roster of returning series is the seventeenth season of the long-running comedy “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.” Known for its consistent humor and enduring ensemble cast, Season 17 is now available for streaming on Hulu. For traditional television viewers, new episodes of the series continue to air on Wednesdays on FXX, maintaining its presence across multiple viewing formats.
Non-Fiction and Reality
Documentary enthusiasts can look forward to “Jaws @ 50: The Definitive Inside Story,” a production from National Geographic. This film promises a deep dive into the creation and impact of the landmark movie “Jaws,” coinciding with its 50th anniversary. The documentary premiered on National Geographic on July 10 and becomes available for streaming the following day, July 11, across both Hulu and Disney+. This release provides historical context and behind-the-scenes insights into a cinematic classic.
Finally, the realm of reality television sees a key event with the Season 7 finale of “Love Island USA.” The conclusion of this season is scheduled to stream on Peacock on July 13. Viewers can tune in to watch the finale unfold live on the platform at 9 p.m. ET.
The week of July 11, 2025, is packed with a variety of programming catering to different tastes, ensuring that streaming subscribers have a wealth of new content to explore.
