7 new movies to stream on Netflix, Max and more this week

Seven standout new movies stream this week across Netflix, Max, Hulu, Prime Video and MGM+, led by Curry Barker's Obsession—a $750K horror hit that has grossed $372 million worldwide and arrives on premium rental June 30. Netflix adds Enola Holmes 3 and The Choral, while HBO Max lands Lee Cronin's The Mummy and Hulu streams Ready or Not 2.

Key Takeaways

• Obsession, made for $750,000, hit $372 million globally and debuts on Prime Video rental June 30.
• Netflix releases Enola Holmes 3 (July 1) and Ralph Fiennes drama The Choral (July 2).
• Hulu's Ready or Not 2 and HBO Max's Lee Cronin's The Mummy both arrive July 2–3.
• The Devil Wears Prada 2 joins Obsession on PVOD June 30 via Prime Video buy/rent.
• Action thriller Protector lands on MGM+ July 3 starring Milla Jovovich.

What new movies stream on Netflix, Max and Hulu this week?

According to Yahoo Entertainment's roundup, subscribers get a full slate from June 30 through July 3. Netflix leads with detective sequel Enola Holmes 3 on July 1 and British period drama The Choral on July 2. HBO Max adds Lee Cronin's The Mummy on July 3, and Hulu streams horror-comedy Ready or Not 2 on July 2.

Premium rentals round out the week: The Devil Wears Prada 2 and Obsession both hit Prime Video buy/rent on June 30. MGM+ adds action thriller Protector on July 3. For ongoing streaming and TV alerts, this is one of the busiest movie windows of early July.

Why is Obsession the breakout hit worth renting first?

Yahoo Entertainment calls Obsession 2026's biggest success story so far. Writer-director Curry Barker's horror was produced for just $750,000 yet has generated $372 million in worldwide box office—while also earning strong critic and audience scores.

The film follows Bear (Michael Johnston), a record-store worker who uses a magical One Wish Willow so his colleague Nikki (Inde Navarrette) will love him more than anyone. The wish works, but with dark consequences. Obsession is available to buy or rent on Prime Video starting June 30, per Yahoo.

Which Netflix movies should you queue before the holiday weekend?

Millie Bobby Brown returns as super-sleuth Enola Holmes in Enola Holmes 3, streaming July 1. Sherlock (Henry Cavill) vanishes during Enola's Malta wedding plans, pulling her into a tangled new case. Philip Barantini, who directed Netflix's Adolescence, takes the helm—credentials GamesRadar+ also highlighted when naming the film a top July 3–5 pick.

The Choral, arriving July 2, may be overshadowed by Enola Holmes but earns praise for Ralph Fiennes as choirmaster Dr. Henry Guthrie in 1916 Yorkshire. CyberGuy listed the WWI-set period drama among its Jun 30–Jul 7 streaming picks as well.

What horror and comedy picks fill out Max and Hulu?

Ready or Not 2: Here I Come lands on Hulu July 2. Survivor Grace (Samara Weaving) teams with estranged sister Faith (Kathryn Newton) for another deadly game hunted by elite families—GamesRadar+ called it one of the year's best horror-comedy follow-ups.

Lee Cronin's The Mummy hits HBO Max July 3. Jack Reynor plays a journalist whose daughter returns eight years after vanishing in Egypt, possessed by something sinister. Cronin, who directed Evil Dead Rise, delivers grotesque, gore-heavy horror rather than adventure fare.

Which premium rentals and niche picks round out the list?

The Devil Wears Prada 2 reunites Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway and Emily Blunt as Miranda, Andy and Emily navigate a declining print magazine world. Yahoo notes it leans on legacy-sequel callbacks that longtime fans should enjoy, available on Prime Video buy/rent from June 30.

Protector arrives on MGM+ July 3 starring Milla Jovovich as a former soldier hunting traffickers who kidnapped her daughter. Reviews are rough—the film holds a 17% score on Rotten Tomatoes per Yahoo—but it offers Taken-style action for subscribers already watching Ryan Gosling's Project Hail Mary on the service.