These are the most anticipated new titles hitting Netflix Canada in July 2021, including Never Have I Ever season 2, a new beastly dating show and a teen horror trilogy.
Sexy Beasts
The internet has already exploded about this new dating show, in which real-life singles cover themselves up with makeup, prosthetics and presumably lots hair to see if they have chemistry with others. We have ourselves this summer’s guilty pleasure show. July 21
I Think You Should Leave With Tim Robinson (season 2)
Get ready for another round of red-faced, bug-eyed shouting as Robinson, co-writer Zach Kanin and their Lonely Island pals deliver six new episodes of overmatched idiots doubling down on deeply uncomfortable circumstances, mortifying social miscalculations and probably a game show or two. There’s no way any of this ends well. July 6
Never Have I Ever (season 2)
The sophomore season to the hit high school comedy finds former dork Devi (Mississauga’s Maitreyi Ramakrishnan) pulling a Twilight, juggling two competing romances and playing to both #TeamBen and #TeamPaxton. There’s new classmates joining the ensemble cast, including Megan Suri as the new Indian girl in school and Common vying to play Devi’s future stepfather. We’re still waiting to find out who will replace Chrissy Teigen, whose role as a guest narrator has been scrapped after her recent bullying scandal.
You Are My Spring
If you’ve seen everything on Netflix, give this Korean drama about a romance between a hotel concierge and a psychiatrist – both recovering from childhood traumas – a try. Not only is it a romance, but it’s also a mystery, since the two are involved in a local murder case. July 5
Fear Street
Rolling out over three consecutive Fridays, Leigh Janiak’s adaptation of R.L. Stine’s teen-horror novels rolls back through the history of the haunted town of Shadyside – where every few years, a malevolent spirit possesses people and forces them to commit ritualistic murder. The first film takes place in 1994, the second in 1978 and the last in 1666, with an ensemble cast that includes Kina Madeira, Maya Hawke, Fred Hechinger, Gillian Jacobs, Jordana Spiro, Jordyn DiNatale and Olivia Scott Welch. And the marketing promises some serious splatter. July 2, 9 and 16
The Last Letter From Your Lover
This kinda seems a lot like the recent film The Photograph, except with mostly white people. Felicity Jones plays a journalist who finds a bunch of love letters from 1965 involving a secret affair, and her discoveries shed light on her own romantic situation. It’s based on a novel by JoJo Moyes (Me Before You). July 23
Gunpowder Milkshake
The latest from Israeli genre filmmaker Navot Papushado – who co-directed Rabies and Big Bad Wolves – stars Guardians Of The Galaxy scene-stealer Karen Gillan as an elite assassin whose refusal to kill a little girl (My Spy’s Chloe Coleman) puts her on the outs with her employer, forcing her to John Wick her way through a whole mess of goons. Lena Headey, Carla Gugino, Michelle Yeoh, Angela Bassett and Paul Giamatti co-star. We cannot wait. July 14
Tattoo Redo
There’s no shortage of reality shows about tattoing (Inked, Ink Master, LA Ink, Bad Ink, etc.). Now we can see what happens when clients who are unhappy with their ink jobs submit their skin to artists who then transform those disasters into something decent. July 28
Centaurworld
What happens when a very serious war horse finds herself mysteriously transported to a bright, shiny world of talking animals? She’ll gallop the entire Rainbow Road on a quest to reunite with her rider… and she’ll also pick up a passel of new friends who won’t stop singing about how great everything is. That’s the premise of Megan Nicole Dong’s animated series, which stars Orange Is The New Black’s Kimiko Glenn as the heroic Horse, and Megan Hilty, Parvesh Cheena, Josh Radnor and Chris Diamantopoulos as her new besties. It looks really, really weird. This is not necessarily a complaint. July 30
Masters Of The Universe: Revelation
After the success of She-Ra And The Princesses Of Power, it was inevitable that Mattel’s other barbarian action franchise would get a Netflix series – though executive producer Kevin Smith doesn’t reinvent the original concept as much as embrace it, returning to the fabled land of Eternia to find Prince Adam (Chris Wood) and Skeletor (Mark Hamill) at war once again, with the fate of all existence in the balance. The voice cast also features Sarah Michelle Gellar, Lena Headey (she’s everywhere!), Griffin Newman, Alicia Silverstone and Stephen Root… and yes, Jason Mewes is in there somewhere too. July 23
The full list of new titles available on Netflix Canada in July 2021 by date:
TV shows
Coming Soon
Feels Like Ishq
How To Sell Drugs Online (Fast) (season 3)
July 1
A.P. Bio (seasons 1-2)
Generation 56k
LEGO City Adventures (season 1)
Max & Ruby (season 4)
Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn (season 2)
Pokémon Journeys: The Series (Parts 1-4)
Sailor Moon Crystal (seasons 1-3)
SpongeBob SquarePants (season 7)
Young Royals
July 2
Mortel (season 2)
July 4
We The People
July 5
You Are My Spring
July 6
I Think You Should Leave With Tim Robinson (season 2)
July 7
Dogs (season 2)
The Mire ‘97
The Ware Next Door
July 8
Elize Matsunaga: Once Upon a Crime
Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness
July 9
Atypical (season 4)
Biohackers (season 2)
The Cook of Castamar
July 9
Lee Su-geun: The Sense Coach
Virgin River (season 3)
July 13
Ridley Jones
July 14
Heist
My Unorthodox Life
July 15
BEASTARS (season 2)
Never Have I Ever (season 2)
Peppa Pig (season 6)
July 16
Explained (season 3)
Johnny Test
Van Helsing (season 5)
July 21
The Movies That Made Us (season 2)
Sexy Beasts
Too Hot To Handle: Brazil
July 22
Masters Of The Universe: Revelation
Sky Rojo (season 2)
July 26
The Walking Dead (season 10)
July 27
Mighty Express (season 4)
July 28
The Snitch Cartel: Origins
Tattoo Redo
Too Hot To Handle: Brazil (new episodes)
July 30
Centaurworld
Glow Up (season 3)
Outer Banks (season 2)
Movies
July 1
Audible
Beetlejuice
The Debt
Disturbia
Dynasty Warriors
Eyes Wide Shut
Five Feet Apart
I’ll See You In My Dreams
The Impossible
Jane Eyre
John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum
Larry Crowne
Mobile Suit Gundam Hathaway
Moneyball
Morning Glory
Outbreak
Spy Kids
Spy Kids 2 : The Island Of Lost Dreams
Spy Kids 3: Game Over
Spy Kids: All The Time In The World
Tom And Jerry: The Movie
Up In The Air
War Of The Worlds
Wild Rose
July 3
The 8th Night
Fear Street Part 1: 1984
Haseen Dillruba
Now You See Me
July 7
Cat People
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
Little Fockers
Meet the Fockers
Meet the Parents
Peter Pan
Major Grom: Plague Doctor
July 9
Fear Street Part 2: 1978
How I Became A Superhero
Last Summer
July 11
It Chapter Two
July 13
Trust
July 14
A Classic Horror Story
Gunpowder Milkshake
Private Network: Who Killed Manuel Buendía?
July 15
A Perfect Fit
Emicida: AmarElo – Live in São Paulo
The Final Girls
My Amanda
Top Gun
July 16
Deep
Fear Street Part 3: 1666
July 17
Cosmic Sin
July 20
Milkwater
Trollhunters: Rise Of The Titans
July 22
Still Working 9 To 5
Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop
July 23
A Second Chance: Rivals!
Bankrolled
Blood Red Sky
Kingdom: Ashin Of The North
The Last Letter From Your Lover
Wrath Of Man
July 26
The Goldfinch
July 27
The Angry Birds Movie 2
The Last Black Man in San Francisco
July 28
Bartkowiak
July 29
Resort To Love
Transformers: War For Cybertron: Kingdom
July 30
Anna
The Last Mercenary
Myth & Mogul: John DeLorean
Last call
TV series and movies leaving Netflix Canada in July 2021.
July 5
The Mummy
The Mummy Returns
The Mummy: Tomb Of The Dragon Emperor
The Scorpion King
Ted
Ted 2
July 23
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2
July 31
Titanic
