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Netflix may only be adding a handful of titles this week, but what’s here offers more impact than volume. It is a short but smart list. These are films and shows that pull you in, spark conversation, and leave a mark. Think bold animation, true-crime intrigue, emotional reality, unfiltered comedy, and a global phenomenon that can turn any weekend into an event.

On June 24th, two distinct titles arrive. First, KPop Demon Hunters lands with energy and attitude. This animated musical action-comedy follows a K-pop girl group whose secret identity involves battling demons. The film combines colourful animation, fantasy elements, and a sharp sense of humour. Voice actors include Arden Cho, Daniel Dae Kim, and Ken Jeong, making it a visual and musical experience that blends pop culture with supernatural thrills.

Also on June 24th is Trainwreck: Poop Cruise, the latest chapter in Netflix’s true-crime series. It covers a bizarre and chaotic incident on a cruise ship that went terribly wrong. This documentary dives into the real-life events with a mix of dark humour and uncomfortable truth. It is strange, gross, and captivating, offering a glimpse into a world where everything that can go wrong somehow does.

June 25th brings more emotion and reality. The Ultimatum: Queer Love – Season 2 returns with fresh faces and tough decisions. Set in Miami, the show follows queer couples who must decide whether to commit or walk away. The format is the same as season one, but the stories feel more personal and complex. The relationships are real, the stakes are high, and the emotional rollercoaster is constant.

Also releasing on June 25th is Steph Tolev: Filth Queen, a stand-up special filled with loud laughs and no filter. Canadian comedian Steph Tolev is raw, bold, and honest. She talks about identity, family, and the awkwardness of being human in a way that is both shocking and strangely comforting. Her comedy might not be for everyone, but for those who love truth wrapped in chaos, it will hit the right spot.

Finally, on June 27th, the most anticipated title of the week arrives. Squid Game season 3 marks the final chapter of the global sensation. Seong Gi-hun returns with a mission, and the stakes are even higher than before. This season promises tension, twists, and emotional depth. If you were hooked by the first two seasons, this finale is a must-watch. It is not just about survival anymore. It is about reckoning.

This week’s Netflix schedule may look light at first glance, but every title offers something different. You can start with bright, fast-paced animation, move through real-life absurdity, explore love and conflict, laugh through discomfort, and end with a story that shook the world. It is a lineup built for variety and impact.

So, whether you want to think, laugh, feel, or just escape, Netflix has a well-rounded list this week. Keep your popcorn close. You might not have a dozen new releases to scroll through, but the ones you do get are worth the time.

Every movie and series coming to Netflix this week:

Movies

June 24

• KPop Demon Hunters (Netflix US)
• Trainwreck: Poop Cruise (Netflix US)

Series

June 25

• The Ultimatum: Queer Love – Season 2 (Netflix US)
• Steph Tolev: Filth Queen (stand‑up special, Netflix US)

June 27

• Squid Game – Season 3 (Netflix US)