As the digital landscape continues to evolve, streaming services remain a primary conduit for audiences seeking diverse entertainment. The week commencing July 11, 2025, promises a fresh wave of content, spanning landmark documentaries, highly anticipated films, returning television series, and genre-specific releases across major platforms including Hulu, Disney+, Peacock, Netflix, and Shudder.
Commemorating a Cinematic Milestone
A significant highlight of the week arrives just ahead of the main streaming push. On July 10, the National Geographic documentary “Jaws @ 50: The Definitive Inside Story” is set to premiere on the National Geographic channel at 9 p.m. ET. This special presentation commemorates the 50th anniversary of Steven Spielberg’s iconic thriller, offering viewers an in-depth look at the making and cultural impact of the film that arguably invented the summer blockbuster. For those who prefer on-demand viewing, the documentary becomes available for streaming the following day, July 11, on both Hulu and Disney+, making it accessible to a wide audience across these affiliated platforms.
Notable Film Premieres and Arrivals
The streaming week sees the debut of several films catering to varied tastes. Visionary director Wes Anderson presents his latest work, the adventure film “The Phoenician Scheme”, though its specific streaming home and release date within the week are anticipated details for film aficionados.
Genre fans have multiple options. Christopher Landon, known for blending horror with comedy, brings his new film “Drop” to Peacock. Described as a comedy-horror-thriller, “Drop” is slated for release on the platform on July 11, promising a unique mix of scares and laughs. For enthusiasts of independent cinema, the critically acclaimed film “Brick” and the feature “Opus” are also listed among the week’s new arrivals, expanding the library of available movies.
Hoffman’s horror platform, Shudder, adds to its curated collection with the release of the horror film “Push” on July 11. This addition is expected to appeal to subscribers looking for new thrills and chilling narratives in the horror genre.
New and Returning Television Series
Television programming sees both the launch of a new series and the return of a long-running favorite.
Acclaimed writer and director Lena Dunham introduces her new TV series titled “Too Much”. The series features Megan Stalter and Will Sharpe in leading roles and is now available for streaming on Netflix. This marks Dunham’s latest foray into episodic storytelling, and its presence on Netflix ensures it reaches a global audience eager for character-driven narratives.
Meanwhile, the gang from Paddy’s Pub is back as “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” returns for its seventeenth season. New episodes of the popular comedy air on FXX every Wednesday and become available for streaming on Hulu the very next day, maintaining the show’s unique blend of outrageous humor for its dedicated fanbase.
Looking ahead, the summary also notes the upcoming arrival of “Dexter: Resurrection”, signaling another potential revival in the television landscape, though further details regarding its platform and release date remain forthcoming.
Reality Television Culmination
The week also brings a conclusion to a popular reality competition series. The seventh season of “Love Island USA” is set to air its dramatic season finale on Peacock on July 13. Fans of the dating show will tune in to see how the relationships forged over the summer ultimately resolve, marking the end of the season’s journey on the streaming platform.
Overall, the week of July 11, 2025, presents a robust slate of streaming options, ensuring that viewers have a wealth of documentaries, films, and series to explore across the leading digital entertainment providers. From historical cinematic retrospectives and genre-bending features to anticipated new dramas and the continuation of beloved comedies, the offerings reflect the diverse and ever-expanding nature of the streaming ecosystem.
