New on Netflix in June

The start of a new month can only mean one thing – there’s a new mix of the latest and greatest titles dropping on Netflix. The thrilling conclusion of Squid Game arrives this month, so stock up on snacks because you won’t be leaving your sofa once the third season drops. Meanwhile, June brings more long-awaited returns including new seasons of FUBAR and Ginny & Georgia, while exciting new additions include creative animation KPop Demon Hunters, gripping drama STRAW and captivating true stories Power Moves With Shaquille O’Neal, Grenfell: Uncovered and TITAN: The OceanGate Disaster.

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Got all that? Great. Here’s all you need to know about the best TV show and film releases on Netflix in June 2025.

Find it in Apps > Netflix from Wednesday 4 June

Everyone knows about Michael Jordan and Nike’s lucrative partnership that birthed the Air Jordan. But what about another pairing between an NBA legend and long-standing sport brand? That’s the subject of Shaquille O’Neal’s Power Moves, which chronicles the relationship between the three-time NBA championship winner and Reebok, from his first sponsorship to later revitalising the brand by becoming the company’s President of Reebok Basketball. And everything else in between, of course!

Find season 3 in Apps > Netflix from Thursday 5 June. Seasons 1-2 available now

Many brides-to-be worry that something might go wrong on their wedding day, but getting arrested during the first dance is probably not on their list. Unfortunately, that was the case for Georgia (Brianne Howey) as she was led away in handcuffs among a sea of shocked guests. Now, the third season of the hit show sends us straight back to Wellsbury where Georgia is on trial for murder (and has a new ankle bracelet to boot) while Ginny navigates the catastrophic fallout of her mother’s crimes.

Find it in Apps > Netflix from Friday 6 June

Golden Globe winner Taraji P Henson (The Color Purple) is struggling single mother Janiyah, who’s pushed to breaking point in Tyler Perry’s compelling thriller. When a simple trip to the bank goes wrong, Janiyah’s actions escalate the problem into a catastrophic hostage situation. An empathetic police officer (played by Teyana Taylor, A Thousand And One) must unravel the overwhelming events that pushed Janiyah to make an impossible choice.

Find season 1 in Apps > Netflix from Friday 6 June

Two wrongs don’t make a right. Unless you’re retired gangster Ki-jun (So Ji-sub), that is. Inspired by the beloved Korean webtoon Plaza Wars, this chilling revenge thriller sees Ki-jun’s return to the underworld that he once ruled in wake of his brother’s murder, on a relentless path of revenge and stone-cold justice with the help of his trusty baseball bat. Rather them than us!

Find the limited series in Apps > Netflix from Friday 6 June

Based on Jane Harper’s bestselling novel, The Survivors follows Kieran Elliot, whose life changed forever after tragedy struck his seaside hometown. And 15 years later, the body of a young woman washes up on the beaches of Evelyn Bay; the tight-knit community is rocked once more. But when the search for the killer begins, long-buried secrets begin to rise to the surface and a hidden truth is finally revealed. Charlie Vickers (The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power) and Yerin Ha (Bridgerton) star.

Find it in Apps > Netflix from Friday 6 June

The latest high-octane entry joining Netflix’s foreign action titles – including iHostage, Exterritorial and Ad Vitam – is French-language thriller K.O. French MMA star Ciryl Gane takes on his first major screen role as Bastien, a reclusive former fighter who left the sport after accidentally killing someone in the ring. But when his old opponent’s son goes missing, Bastien’s attemps to find him drags him into Marseille’s dangerous criminal underworld – and he isn’t going down without a fight. Tense viewing.

Find it in Apps > Netflix from Wednesday 11 June

The latest project from documentary-maker Mark Monroe (Harry & Meghan, Jim Henson: Idea Man) is a deep dive into the Titan submersible disaster that sent shockwaves around the world in 2023. The chilling film showcases the events in the years that led up to the catastrophic expedition to visit the Titanic’s wreckage, including whistle-blower testimonies and never-before-seen footage that helps to uncover the story of OceanGate’s CEO Stockton Rush and his quest to bring oceanic exploration to the luxury tourism industry.

Find season 2 in Apps > Netflix from Thursday 12 June. Seasons 1 available now

Much like his famous Terminator one-liner, Arnie’s back and literally bigger than ever – FUBAR broke a world record for building the largest action figure at a whopping 22ft. This time,The Matrix’s Carrie-Anne Moss is joining Luke (Schwarzenegger) in the action-packed fray as a German spy posing a serious threat to the world – and Luke’s ex, obv. Come along for the adventure as Luke and his daughter, fellow CIA operative Emma (Monica Barbaro), are forced to work together on a high-stakes mission.

Find season 1 in Apps > Netflix from Thursday 19 June

From Dawson’s Creek creator Kevin Williamson comes his new series about a family who are prepared to do anything to secure their legacy. After Buckley patriarch Harlan (Holt McCallany, Mindhunter) steps back from the business, his family are forced to take the helm to keep their fishing empire afloat. But the actions of their wayward daughter – an addict in recovery – threaten their future. Maria Bello (Beef), Jake Weary (Trigger Warning), Melissa Benoist (Supergirl) and Topher Grace (That ’70s Show) also star.

Find it in Apps > Netflix from Friday 20 June

This moving feature-length documentary examines the devastating events that led to the Grenfell Tower tragedy that claimed 72 lives in 2017. Directed by award-winning film-maker Olaide Sadiq (The Final: Attack On Wembley), the film is a clear-eyed forensic investigation into the lead-up to the fatal fire, as well as its aftermath and the victims’ ongoing campaign for justice, featuring testimonies from Grenfell survivors, firefighters, industry experts and politicians including then-Prime Minister Theresa May.

Find it in Apps > Netflix from Friday 20 June

They say that women can do it all and that’s certainly the case for K-pop girl group Rumi (Arden Cho, Avatar: The Last Airbender), Mira (May Hong, Tales Of The City), and Zoey (Ji-young Yoo, Expats), who sell out arena tours by day and slay supernatural threats by night. But when a crafty group of demons disguise themselves as a heartthrob rival boy band, it’s up to our superhero superstars to defeat them both in the charts and in the battle arena. Ken Jeong (The Hangover), Byung Hun-lee (Squid Game) and Liza Koshy (Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts) also lend their vocal talents.

Find it in Apps > Netflix from Tuesday 24 June

Good news. Anthology documentary series Trainwreck is back and it’s adding a collection of wild new titles to its arsenal, covering headline-making events from around the world that went terribly wrong. While you may or may not have heard of the infamous “Poop Cruise” of 2013, we can guarantee that you’ll be googling it shortly with morbid fascination. What started as a luxurious cruise for 4,000 passengers quickly became a living nightmare as an engine fire left them stranded at sea with no power or plumbing, including working toilets. We’ll never look at red plastic bags the same way again… 

Find season 3 in Apps > Netflix from Friday 27 June. Seasons 1-2 available now

Enter the Squid Game fortress one last time for the heart-racing finale of Hwang Dong-hyuk’s multi-award-winning series. Picking up from season 2’s cliffhanger where it was revealed that the Front Man and Jung-bae’s murderer was one of Gi-hun’s (Lee Jung-jae) closest allies, we find Gi-hun at his lowest point yet with no way of ending the game. Dong-hyuk has confirmed that the third season will feature the series most terrifying games yet – we can’t wait to see if Player 456 will make it out of this brutal competition once and for all.

• Accused: The Hampstead Paedophile Hoax – Sunday 1 June

• Love In Taipei – Sunday 1 June

• Naruto (Season 7) – Sunday 1 June

• Prison Princesses (Season 1) – Sunday 1 June

• Sara: Woman In The Shadows (Season 1) – Tuesday 3 June

• Criminal Code (Season 2) – Wednesday 4 June

• Eva Lasting (Season 3) – Wednesday 4 June

• Barracuda Queens (Season 2) – Thursday 5 June

• Tires (Season 2) – Thursday 5 June

• Uninvited – Thursday 5 June

• Mercy For None (Season 1) – Friday 6 June

• The Survivors (Limited Series) – Friday 6 June

• Worlds Collide – Saturday 7 June

• Money In The Bank – Saturday 7 June

• Spoiler Alert – Monday 9 June

• Trainwreck: The Astroworld Tragedy – Tuesday 10 June

• Aniela (Season 1) – Wednesday 11 June

• Cocaine Air: Smugglers At 30,000 Ft (Limited Series) – Wednesday 11 June

• Our Times – Wednesday 11 June

• The Fairly OddParents: A New Wish (Season 2) – Thursday 12 June

• Masameer Junior – Thursday 12 June

• Alan Carr: Yap, Yap, Yap! – Friday 13 June

• Kings Of Jo’Burg (Season 3) – Friday 13 June

• The Wrath Of Becky – Friday 13 June

• The Equalizer 3 – Sunday 15 June

• Kaulitz & Kaulitz (Season 2) – Tuesday 17 June

• Trainwreck: Mayor Of Mayhem – Tuesday 17 June

• America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders (Season 2) – Wednesday 18 June

• Yolanthe (Season 1) – Wednesday 18 June

• North Shore (Season 1) – Friday 20 June

• Olympo (Limited Series) – Friday 20 June

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1. Use your voice
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