What’s Coming to Netflix This Week: 7/8/25

New dramas, docs, and laugh-out-loud originals—stream what’s hot this week.

Alison Peake

Published

July 8, 2025

Netflix

By Alison Peake

Alison is an entertainment writer for Nerdspin. She is also a content marketing consultant and works with lifestyle brands.

Alison is an entertainment writer for Nerdspin. She is also a content marketing consultant and works with lifestyle…

The second week of July is delivering a stacked slate of fresh content on Netflix, including a beloved Oscar-winning romance, buzzy sports documentaries, action-packed classics, and brand-new originals. Whether you’re into feel-good dating shows, riveting true crime, or the chaos of Madea on vacation, there’s something for every kind of viewer. From the return of Quarterback to the stylish mayhem of Mad Max: Fury Road, clear your queue—because this week’s drops are not to be missed.

A Star Is Born

Streaming July 8
Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga light up the screen in this emotionally charged remake of the classic Hollywood love story. As an aging rocker battles his inner demons, he discovers a powerhouse vocalist whose talent eclipses his own. With unforgettable songs like Shallow and a raw, heart-wrenching finale, A Star Is Born is a must-watch for music and drama lovers alike.

Quarterback (Season 2)

Streaming July 8
The NFL spotlight shifts to three top-tier quarterbacks: Joe Burrow, Kirk Cousins, and Jared Goff. This season takes fans deeper into the locker room, the huddle, and the personal lives of these elite athletes during the 2024–25 season. Expect high-stakes matchups, emotional moments off the field, and the kind of access football fans dream about.

Better Late Than Single

Streaming July 8
Dating doesn’t come with an expiration date—and this show proves it. A group of lifelong singles get a glow-up courtesy of relationship experts and style pros, navigating awkward icebreakers and heartfelt confessions along the way. Will late love be their best love?

Nate Jackson: Super Funny

Streaming July 8
Stand-up comedian Nate Jackson delivers a rapid-fire special that hits where it hurts—in the funniest way possible. Known for his fearless crowd work, Jackson dives into everything from awkward gym etiquette to the wild world of online dating. If you like your comedy spicy, this one’s for you.

Sullivan’s Crossing (Seasons 1–2)

Streaming July 8
After a scandal upends her high-flying medical career, Maggie Sullivan (Morgan Kohan) retreats to her small-town roots in Nova Scotia. But her quiet hometown holds secrets—and second chances—she never expected. Featuring Scott Patterson (Gilmore Girls) and Chad Michael Murray (One Tree Hill), this feel-good drama blends emotional healing with romantic tension.

Trainwreck: The Real Project X

Streaming July 8
This wild true crime doc takes a viral Facebook invite and traces its descent into one of the most chaotic nights in Dutch history. What started as a teenager’s casual birthday post exploded into thousands of partygoers descending on a sleepy town. Think Project X—but with real property damage, arrests, and societal fallout.

Mad Max: Fury Road

Streaming July 9
Buckle up for George Miller’s visionary action epic, where sandstorms rage and survival is everything. Mad Max: Fury Road redefined the modern action genre with its practical stunts, feminist core, and relentless pacing. Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron make an unforgettable duo as they barrel across the wasteland in search of redemption and freedom.

Building the Band

Streaming July 9
Forget solo fame—this competition series is all about harmony, chemistry, and collaboration. Aspiring artists from around the world team up to form bands that will be judged on both talent and teamwork. Expect vocal highs, dramatic lows, and plenty of behind-the-scenes drama.

The Gringo Hunters

Streaming July 9
Based on real-life operations, this gripping series follows a special unit of Mexican police tasked with capturing American fugitives hiding out south of the border. Each episode dives into high-stakes chases, murky morality, and cross-border justice. With gritty realism and edge-of-your-seat tension, The Gringo Hunters is your next true crime obsession.

7 Bears (Limited Series) French

Streaming July 10
What if the seven dwarves were actually…bears? This adorable animated twist on fairy tale lore introduces a new generation to classic stories—with a fuzzy, funny, family-friendly spin. Expect vibrant animation, wholesome mischief, and gentle life lessons for little viewers.

Brick

Streaming July 10
One morning, a mysterious brick wall appears, sealing off an apartment building and trapping its residents inside. As panic sets in, neighbors must put aside mistrust and paranoia to survive—and escape. Tense and atmospheric, this psychological thriller taps into claustrophobic fears with eerie precision.

Sneaky Pete (Seasons 1–3)

Streaming July 10
From producer Bryan Cranston comes this fast-paced crime drama about a con artist who assumes the identity of his former cellmate. With each lie, Pete digs himself deeper into a web of secrets, schemes, and family dysfunction. Previously a Prime Video favorite, the series finally arrives on Netflix for a second life of deception and intrigue.

Too Much (Season 1)

Streaming July 10
Created by Lena Dunham, Too Much is a messy, funny, and oddly romantic comedy about what happens when love doesn’t fit the mold. Megan Stalter stars as an American who flees heartbreak and lands in London, only to fall for an emotionally unavailable musician (Will Sharpe). Equal parts hilarious and heartfelt, this rom-com series is tailor-made for fans of Girls and Fleabag.

Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano 3

Streaming July 11
Two of boxing’s biggest names go head-to-head in a thrilling trilogy match, live from Madison Square Garden. Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano are fighting for legacy, pride, and redemption in this electrifying all-women’s main event. Whether you’re a boxing fanatic or just love a good underdog story, this bout is can’t-miss TV.

Madea’s Destination Wedding

Streaming July 11
Tyler Perry brings his iconic character Madea back for a Bahamian wedding bash that’s anything but tranquil. When the Simmons family gathers for a destination “I do,” secrets spill, drinks fly, and Madea’s tropical commentary steals the show. Equal parts chaos and heart, this is Madea at her sunniest—and sassiest.

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