Netflix has offered fans a lot of new games this month, including some action-packed originals and a new batch of riveted documentaries. Tyler Perry’s latest streamer, Straw, arrives this month and stars as Taraji P. Henson as a woman who is so desperate that she will do everything she can to save her sick daughter. For real-life drama, check out Trainwreck: Trainwreck: Tragedy of Astroworld for an in-depth look at the 2021 event that killed 10 concerts in Houston.
Arriving at Netflix Library this month one of some of the winners. (The Ribbon will also make its debut in Hitchcock-inspired films, including the 2022 films The Barbarian and Jordan Peele's America.
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Rear window, etc. (June 1)
In this month's newly acquired library movies by Netflix, you'll find a large number of Alfred Hitchcock's most famous movies. Newcomers include birds, vertigo, knowing too much, crazy people and James Stewart Grace Kelly classics, rear window. (Other Hitchcock classics are already available on the platform.) The Hitchcock series will also include a 2012 narrative feature about the filmmaker himself, titled Hitchcock, directed by Sacha Gervasi.
Writer director Zach Cregger's 2022 film The Barbarian is a delightful tortuous horror movie about the drawbacks of short-term rentals. Tess (Georgina Campbell) and Keith (Bill Skarsgard) are two strangers who had been booked twice at the rental location when they met and decided to live in the rental home together. But Keith is not the one Tess needs to worry about. Soon Tess discovers a maze of basement and something (or someone) lives there. That was when the horror began. The movie came to Netflix on June 1.
Jordan Peele's recent career path is far from the sketch comedy world he began, his 2019 film Us is one of several great psychological thrillers he wrote and directs a tribute to classics like Twilight and Alfred Hitchcock. America plays Lupita Nyongo as Adelaide, a woman's family is haunted by weird doppelgänghers called bondage people – same looks, they steal their souls with shocking pursuits. The film arrived on Netflix on June 1.
After playing a supportive role in the thief's lair: Pantera, French MMA fighter and actor Cyril Gane are the headlines of Netflix action movies that leverage his extensive martial arts skills. Gane plays Bastien, a former MMA star who lives a lonely life after accidentally killing his enemy Enzo in the battle. When Enzo's teenage son disappeared, his widow tracks Bastien to help find the boy in danger.
In Tyler Perry's latest film, Taraji P. Henson plays a woman pushing to the edge. Henson plays Janiyah, a single mother with a sick child who needs medication. When Janiyah faces overwhelming obstacles to the bank while trying to make money, she ends up taking everyone hostage. The co-stars of the turbulent, emotional drama, Sherri Shepherd, Teyana Taylor, Glynn Turman and Sinbad, will premiere on June 6.
Trainwreck: Astroworld Tragedy (June 10)
This month marks the return of Netflix’s Trainwreck documentary series, which explores some of the most sensational or disastrous news coverage recently. Trainwreck: The Astroworld Tragedy (June 10) is the first film in the new batch, which will delve into the tragic Astroworld concert, with 10 fans dead after the chaos at Travis Scott's 2021 show. In summer, once a week in the summer, and as of July 29, another seven periods of Trainwreck will drop.
Our Time is a Mexican sci-fi romantic comedy about a pair of married scientists Hector and Nora (Benny Ibarra and Lucero) who discovered a way to travel from 1966 to today. Once they are in 2025, Nora is thriving in a world that is more embracing the women of science, she wants to stay, while Hector struggles and wants to return to the past. But can they even find a way back?
Titan: Haimen Disaster (June 11)
As early as June 2023, the Titan submarine disappeared during a tourist trip and visited the wreckage of the Titanic. A few days later, the ship found the ship at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean after exploded along with all five passengers during the descent. Titan: The Higate Disaster studies Stockton Rush, CEO of Cape who drives poorly underwater missions, and the time he devotes in the name of deep-sea exploration.
KPOP Demon Hunter (June 20)
What if a world-famous Kpop girl group is a secret supernatural demon hunter? That's the premise of KPOP Demon Hunters, a new animation feature that arrived on Netflix on June 20. Sony Pictures Animation’s family film features Arden Cho, Joel Kim Booster, Ken Jeong, Ahn Hyo-Seop and May Hong.
Somehow, until now, there is only one movie on Netflix on Nancy Meyers. (Vacation – You know, that’s the guy who played Mr. Napkin’s Head.) But that’s going to change when the intern arrives this month’s 2015 comedy. Despite performing with Anne Hathaway, Rene Russo and Robert Deniro, the film doesn't have a cultural library of some other Meyers' films, but it's still a super charming thing to do. Deniro plays Ben Whittaker, a retiree who can’t sit, so he finds an intern at a fashion startup run by Hathaway’s character Jules Ostin. At first, he disdained the old man Ben, and the two formed a sweet bond, and Ben became his boss's confidant. (Yes, Jules has a great kitchen in her Brooklyn Brownstone – do you think she won’t?) The intern premiered on Netflix on June 22.
