New York, NY – Subscribers to HBO and Max are preparing for a substantial influx of content in July 2025, featuring a blend of highly anticipated streaming premieres, acclaimed independent features, classic horror titles, and popular television series.
The July slate promises a diverse range of genres, from gripping horror and dark comedy to reality television and animated adventures, ensuring a varied viewing experience for audiences across the platforms.
Featured Film Premieres Highlight July Offerings
Headlining the month’s additions is the streaming premiere of Ryan Coogler’s latest project, the horror thriller “Sinners,” set to debut on July 4th. The film transports viewers to 1930s Mississippi and features a notable cast including Michael B. Jordan, Hailee Steinfeld, and Wunmi Mosaku. Its arrival on the Independence Day holiday marks a significant event for horror enthusiasts on the platform.
Later in the month, on July 25th, the A24 dark comedy-horror film “Death of a Unicorn” will become available. This feature stars Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega as a father and daughter whose lives take an unexpected turn when they encounter a mythical unicorn, promising a unique blend of unsettling humor and genre elements.
Deepening the Catalog: Films Arriving July 1st
The very beginning of July will see a significant expansion of the film library with the addition of several titles on the 1st of July. Horror fans, in particular, will find a wealth of options, including the chilling “Annabelle” (2014), Jordan Peele’s acclaimed thriller “Get Out,” and the supernatural horror film “Insidious.” The iconic haunted house saga “The Amityville Horror” will be represented by both the 1979 original and the 2005 remake.
Action and adventure are also represented with the addition of “The Great Wall” and the action-packed creature feature “The Meg.” Additionally, the controversial horror film “The Last House on the Left” will join the catalog, rounding out a robust collection of movies available from day one of the month.
Series, Specials, and More Throughout July
The new content doesn’t stop with the major film premieres and initial catalog drop. Several series, specials, and additional films are scheduled to arrive throughout July 2025:
* On July 3rd, fans of animated action can look forward to “Batman Ninja vs. Yakuza League.” The same day will see the debut of “The Deep Three, Season 3.”
* Following “Sinners” on July 4th, another A24 feature, “On Becoming a Guinea Fowl,” is scheduled for release.
* Mid-month, on July 11th, the A24 film “Opus” will be added to the platform.
* Food Network devotees can catch the latest culinary showdowns with the arrival of “Beat Bobby Flay, Season 38” on July 17th.
* An HBO Original special, “Billy Joel: And So It Goes,” focusing on the acclaimed musician, is set to premiere on July 18th.
* The highly anticipated annual event, “Shark Week 2025,” originating from Discovery, will make its way to the service starting July 20th.
* Also arriving on July 20th is “Teen Titans Go!, Season 9C” from Cartoon Network, offering new episodes for younger audiences and animated series fans.
This comprehensive lineup reflects HBO and Max’s strategy to offer a broad spectrum of entertainment, catering to diverse tastes throughout the summer month of July 2025. Subscribers are encouraged to explore the full list as more titles may be announced.
