Here Are All the New Streaming Releases for This Week, Including ‘How to Train Your Dragon’
A new wave of movies is dropping on streaming platforms this week, perfect for cozy nights or weekend binges. From July 14 to July 19, you’ll find a mix of exclusive premieres, digital releases, and family-friendly specials across various services, catering to all kinds of viewers.
Whether you’re into intense thrillers, lighthearted animations, or thought-provoking dramas, there’s something fresh to dive into. We’ve got the scoop on each film, highlighting what makes them stand out and where to watch them.
Apocalypse in the Tropics (2025)
Petra Costa’s documentary digs into the intersection of evangelical Christianity and Brazil’s political landscape. It’s a compelling look at how belief systems shape modern governance, told through vivid storytelling.
Hitting Netflix on July 14, this exclusive premiere is a must for those who enjoy deep dives into culture and power. Its timely subject matter feels both urgent and eye-opening.
Black Tea (2025)
This drama follows Aya, a young woman who leaves Africa for a new life in China, navigating love and cultural differences. Directed by Abderrahmane Sissako, it features Nina Mélo in a standout role.
Available on Cohen Media Group starting July 15, this limited release offers a poetic take on identity. Its rich visuals and emotional core make it a gem for drama enthusiasts.
Don’t Log Off (2025)
A chilling horror tale about a woman investigating her brother’s disappearance in a forest filled with eerie radio signals. Directed by Joseph Sims-Dennett, it stars Meg Clarke in a tense lead role.
Streaming on Dread Central from July 15, this digital release is a treat for horror fans. Its unsettling atmosphere and compact story deliver a solid scare.
How to Train Your Dragon (2025)
This live-action adaptation brings Hiccup and Toothless to life, as a young Viking forms an unlikely bond with a dragon. With Mason Thames and Nico Parker, it’s directed by Dean DeBlois.
Available on Universal Home Entertainment and Vudu starting July 15, this special release is packed with adventure and heart. It’s a vibrant retelling that families will enjoy.
M3GAN 2.0 (2025)
The creepy AI doll M3GAN returns, clashing with a new android in this horror sequel. Directed by Gerard Johnstone, it features Allison Williams and Violet McGraw.
Hitting Universal Home Entertainment on July 15, this digital release includes an unrated cut for extra intensity. It’s a fun, spooky ride with M3GAN’s signature flair.
Sweet As (2024)
A touching Australian drama about a teen finding herself on a photography journey in the outback. Directed by Jub Clerc, it stars Shantae Barnes-Cowan.
Streaming on Freestyle Digital Media and Vudu from July 15, this limited release shines with its heartfelt story and gorgeous scenery. It’s perfect for those who love coming-of-age tales.
Her Last Broadcast: The Abduction (2025)
This thriller tracks a journalist caught in a web of danger after exposing a conspiracy. Directed by a rising talent, it features a gripping ensemble cast.
Available on Hulu starting July 15, this exclusive premiere keeps you guessing with its fast-paced plot. It’s a great pick for suspense fans looking for twists.
The Summer I Turned Pretty, Season 3 (2022-2025)
This series, with its cinematic storytelling, follows Belly’s romantic and personal growth in a beachside love triangle. Starring Lola Tung and Gavin Casalegno, it’s based on Jenny Han’s books.
Streaming on Prime Video from July 16, this special release dives deeper into drama and romance. It’s a captivating watch for those invested in Belly’s journey.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Season 3 (2022-present)
This sci-fi series follows Captain Pike and the Enterprise crew exploring new worlds with bold adventures. Starring Anson Mount and Rebecca Romijn, it’s a vibrant addition to the Star Trek universe.
Streaming on Paramount+ from July 17, this special release delivers thrilling stories and stunning visuals. It’s a must-watch for sci-fi fans and Trekkies alike.
The Banished (2025)
A fantasy epic about warriors fighting to reclaim their homeland, blending action and mythology. Directed by a new filmmaker, it boasts a diverse cast.
Available on Brainstorm starting July 18, this limited release offers thrilling battles and a fresh world. It’s ideal for fantasy fans seeking something bold.
Finally Dawn (2025)
Set in 1950s Rome, this Italian drama follows a young woman chasing fame while facing personal challenges. Directed by Saverio Costanzo, it stars Lily James.
Streaming on Samuel Goldwyn from July 18, this limited release captures a glamorous yet gritty era. Its emotional pull makes it a standout for drama lovers.
Saint Clare (2025)
A dark thriller about a woman unraveling a town’s sinister secrets, mixing horror and suspense. Directed by Mitzi Peirone, it stars Bella Thorne.
Available on Quiver starting July 18, this digital release offers creepy thrills and strong performances. It’s a solid choice for those who enjoy intense mysteries.
Snoopy Presents: A Summer Musical (2025)
This Peanuts special follows Snoopy and friends staging a joyful summer musical. With classic voices, it’s directed by a Peanuts animation veteran.
Streaming on Apple TV+ from July 18, this family-friendly release is full of charm and nostalgia. It’s a light, fun watch for all ages.
The Crow: Wicked Prayer (2005)
A dark action tale of vengeance, where a man rises from tragedy with supernatural powers. Starring Edward Furlong, it’s a cult classic from the Crow series.
Hitting Dimension Home on July 19, this special release is a gritty throwback for genre fans. Its raw energy makes it worth revisiting.
What’s the one movie you can’t wait to stream this week, or is there another gem we should know about? Share your picks in the comments!