What's New to Netflix

Welcome to Doc-tober on What's New to Netflix, where we take a look at three new documentaries hitting streaming this month, but before all that, we also go through the new titles for October 2026. First, it's the rise and eventual meme of Raygun, the breakdancer who broke all the rules at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Untold Raygun: Breaking Badly from 2026. Next, it's the story of beloved American icon Mr. T in Untold Mr. T: I Pity the Fool from 2026. And finally, a soon-to-be father has an existential crisis about AI and makes a documentary delving into his fears and hopes about the future in The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist from 2026. All of this plus lots of horror movies, lots of Jason Bourne movies, only one Underworld movie, "captivating sports tales", book trends in the 2010s, Norm Macdonald, Gladiator 2, Matthew Perry, SCTV, and forgetting who has or hasn't been cancelled. got a suggestion for the show?: [email protected]

Autumn is upon us Netflixers! Sit down in a cozy chair, sip on a cup of tea, and listen to What's New to Netflix as we delve into the titles coming out in September 2026. Then Mark Wahlberg is a super smart CIA agent that has to transport a dangerous asset in Mile 22 from 2018. Next, Paul Dano is stranded on a deserted island with a farting corpse played by Daniel Radcliffe in Swiss Army Man from 2016. And finally, Adam Scott's son is kidnapped as his estranged father, Robert De Niro, tries to help him solve the mystery in The Whisper Man from 2026. All of this plus Alien or Aliens? T2 or T2? Resident Evil movies or Resident Evil animation? Emeril or Guy Fieri? Prom Night or the Prom Night remake? man or Dogman? Wonka or Won't-ka? Live action or LEGO-action One Piece? And What's Your Number? got a suggestion for the show?: [email protected]

It's a special Kevin Hart (and Tim Story) theme episode of What's New to Netflix this month, but we also go over all of the new stuff coming to Netflix in August 2026 as per usual. The first film on our show stars Kevin Hart alongside Ice Cube as they spend the day together busting criminals and learning to be friends in Ride Along from 2014. Then we catch up with Kevin Hart and Ice Cube once again as they head to Miami in the sequel Ride Along 2 from 2016. And then we watch the latest Kevin Hart film, where he crashes a bachelor vacation in order to connect with some Gen Z guys but ends up getting way over his head in 72 Hours from 2026. All of this plus more movies with Ice Cube and son, some of the worst movies ever made, mixologists, the truth behind fried chicken, Tortilla Soup, a family stuck in a house, animated cats, Smurfs, celebrities hiking mountains, a show that's not as cool as The OC, moms spying on their kids, and incredible dogs! got a suggestion for the show?: [email protected]

What's New to Netflix is alive and well, and we go full speed ahead into some rough terrain with the July 2026 movies and shows that Netflix has got coming out. Also, Russell Crowe portrays a boxer that falls on hard times during the Great Depression but has a comeback that takes America by storm in Cinderella Man from 2005. Then it's the remake of House on Haunted Hill from 1999, which may or may not be too twizzy for audiences that didn't grow up shoplifting nu-metal CDs from Best Buy. And we also talk about John Cena and Eric André's new Netflix movie, Little Brother, which somehow saved the formulaic buddy comedy for the foreseeable future. All of this plus Mr. Rogers, Mothra, Tom Brady, a backwards movie not being backwards, Emeril, two different Ticks, a house on the prairie that some would call little, The Hunger Games, and Will Ferrell as "The Hawk" in The Hawk. got a suggestion for the show?: [email protected]

Welcome back to What's New to Netflix, and prepare for the disappointment awaiting you when we go through the June 2026 titles coming to Netflix. Then John Travolta has to protect his son and ex-wife from a murderous Vince Vaughn in Domestic Disturbance from 2001. Next, Kevin Costner takes us to a world far in the future, where dry land is a myth and bad dudes smoke cigarettes and ride jet skis in Waterworld from 1995. And finally, the true story of one man pushed to the edge, a ramshackle hostage situation, and the media circus that followed in Dead Man's Wire from 2025. All of this plus the Riddick and Rocky movies, rom-coms aplenty, World Cup content, J. Lo getting steamy in the workplace, a Neil Diamond tribute band, Viral Hit, new Beavis and Butt-head, and a Divine Comedy dramedy? got a suggestion for the show?: [email protected]