14 New Shows and Movies You’ll Want to Stream This June
June’s streaming lineup includes big titles that are back with fresh stories rolling out. You can expect multiple genres gracing your TV screens. But what’s really interesting is the unexpected plot twists that will keep you hooked.
Here’s what’s new, hot, and worth your couch time.
Squid Game Season 3
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Gi-hun is done playing to survive. This time, he’s on a mission to destroy the games entirely. The third season of Netflix’s global hit takes a darker tone as it follows his obsessive pursuit of the Front Man. The script dives deeper and has become more psychological than ever, but is still filled with the twisted games the show is known for.
Echo Valley
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Echo Valley is set in rural Pennsylvania, where the horses are calm, but the people are not. Julianne Moore plays a mother still grieving a past she can’t outrun, until her daughter (Sydney Sweeney) shows up covered in blood. Throw in Domhnall Gleeson with a vibe that screams Do not trust me, and you’ve got a brooding, slow-burning thriller from Apple TV Plus.
The Bear Season 4
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Carmy’s dream restaurant looks Michelin-starred on the outside, but inside it’s barely holding together. There are rumors this could be the final season, and while nothing’s confirmed, the tension’s cooked medium rare and ready to implode.
Ironheart
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Riri Williams builds her own Iron Man suit, but her DIY brilliance runs into serious opposition in the form of The Hood, a street magician with dark talents. This Marvel spinoff features science and danger while giving a rising hero the spotlight. It’s brains versus the arcane, and it drops June 24 on Disney+.
Predator: Killer of Killers
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Three elite warriors walk into a jungle. Only one walks out. This animated anthology throws a samurai, a Viking, and a World War II sniper into the ring with a single predator. Directed by Dan Trachtenberg, it’s as brutal as it sounds and twice as fast-paced.
Smoke
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Smoke premieres on June 27 on Apple TV+. Taron Egerton plays an investigator who is hunting down serial firebugs in a case spiraling into personal danger. Based on the Firebug podcast and created by Dennis Lehane, Smoke leans into paranoia and desperation as Egerton’s character teams with a troubled detective played by Jurnee Smollett.
Stick
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Owen Wilson trades in lightning-fast cars for slow-burn redemption. As Pryce Cahill, a washed-up golf prodigy now hustling putters and past glories, he stumbles into mentorship with a kid who might actually have the chops. It’s hearty comedy, and possibly a few triple bogeys.
The Waterfront
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Jake Weary headlines this Netflix original as Cane Buckley, heir to a North Carolina fishing dynasty teetering on collapse. When Cane Buckley returns home to a crumbling coastal empire, he’s forced to choose between loyalty and survival. Drugs, power plays, and dad issues are all present in this Netflix original set in North Carolina’s shadiest marina.
Deep Cover
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Bryce Dallas Howard recruits two of her acting students to pose as gangsters in a London sting operation. Sean Bean’s the no-nonsense cop, Orlando Bloom plays it loose, and the whole thing is as chaotic as it is oddly convincing.
FUBAR Season 2
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Arnold Schwarzenegger is back in dad-mode spy territory, and this time, he’s got Carrie-Anne Moss to worry about. She’s got a plan, a past, and probably a vendetta. FUBAR doubles down on being the most dysfunctional workplace sitcom disguised as a global espionage thriller.
The Gilded Age Season 3
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Old money doesn’t vanish—it retaliates. As Bertha Russell plays social matchmaker with aristocratic ambition, the Brook house simmers with emotional rebellion. Power and propriety clash in high style. No one’s playing nice anymore.
Ginny & Georgia Season 3
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Georgia was just about to say “I do” when the police barged in. Now she’s lawyering up while Ginny dodges high school melodrama and courtroom headlines. This season of the Netflix hit adds even more bite to its sweet-and-sour mother-daughter dynamic.
We Were Liars
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Based on the popular novel by E. Lockhart, this Prime Video drama follows Cadence Sinclair Eastman as she begins to suspect her closest friends might be hiding something. It drops you into the elite Sinclair family’s beach estate, where pretty houses hide ugly truths. Cadence begins to unravel what really happened one summer. And it’s not just teen angst.
Resident Alien Season 4
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Harry’s not just pretending to be human anymore. He’s caught in an interstellar war. Season 4 sees the alien doctor escape from prison and return to Colorado to handle growing threats. The show’s mix of offbeat humor and sci-fi escalation continues to deepen, with Alan Tudyk as watchable as ever.
The Countdown
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Homeland Security has a body count, and Jensen Ackles is on the case. The Countdown pulls viewers into a conspiracy-laced thriller with black ops, coded warnings, and a deadline no one wants to miss. It’s sleek, shadowy, and streaming June 25 on Prime Video.