Get ready for an action-packed week on your favorite streaming platforms! From gripping spy thrillers and romantic dramas to high-octane post-apocalyptic adventures, Hollywood is serving up something for every mood. Whether you’re in the mood to binge, swoon, or sit on the edge of your seat, these fresh releases promise to keep your watchlist buzzing. Here’s a quick look at the new Hollywood OTT releases this week!
Hollywood OTT Releases This Week
1. Black Bag ( Disney+ / JioHotstar)
July 28 | Spy Thriller
Steven Soderbergh directs this gripping espionage drama starring Cate Blanchett and Michael Fassbender as a married couple turned enemies. A sleek, high-stakes thriller loaded with deception, action, and mind games.
2. Eyes of Wakanda (Disney+ / JioHotstar)
August 1 | Animated Marvel Anthology
This Marvel miniseries follows elite Wakandan warriors, Hatut Zaraze, as they journey across history to protect vibranium. Rich in lore and action, it expands the Wakanda universe like never before.
3. Twisted Metal – Season 2 (SonyLIV)
July 31 | Action/Thriller
Anthony Mackie returns as John Doe in this post-apocalyptic ride based on the popular video game. With Stephanie Beatriz as his partner Quiet, expect high-speed chaos, survival races, and explosive fun.
4. My Oxford Year (Netflix)
August 1 | Romantic Drama
Sofia Carson stars as an American student who falls for her charming professor (Corey Mylchreest) during her year abroad in Oxford. A sweet, emotional tale about love, choices, and second chances. Loved Sofia Carson’s The Life List? 12 Movies You Can’t Miss!
5. Chief of War (Apple TV+)
August 1 | Historical Drama
Jason Momoa co-creates and stars in this powerful series set in 18th-century Hawai‘i. It tells the story of the island’s unification and colonization through an authentic Polynesian lens.
6. The Assassin (BBC Player)
August 1 | Action Thriller
The next on our list of Hollywood OTT Releases this week is The Assassin. Keely Hawes plays Julie, a retired assassin whose past forces her and her son (Freddie Highmore) to go on the run. A darkly funny and twisty British thriller with edge.
Which ones are you most excited about?