Netflix has quite a few new titles in store for fans this month, including some action-packed originals and a new batch of riveting documentaries. Tyler Perry’s latest original for the streamer, Straw, arrives this month and stars Taraji P. Henson as a woman so desperate she’ll do anything to save her sick daughter. For a dose of real-life drama, check out Trainwreck: The Astroworld Tragedy, an in-depth look at the 2021 event that left 10 concertgoers dead in Houston.
A collection of Alfred Hitchcock films — including classics like Vertigo and Rear Window — is among some of the acquired titles arriving in the Netflix library this month, too. (The streamer is also debuting several Hitchcock-inspired films as a part of the collection, including the 2022 film Barbarian and Jordan Peele’s Us.)
If you’re tired of the same old choices, check out which movies — new and old — are coming to Netflix this June.
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Among Netflix’s newly acquired library movies this month, you’ll find a large collection of some of Alfred Hitchcock’s most famous films. The new arrivals include The Birds, Vertigo, The Man Who Knew Too Much, Frenzy and the James Stewart-Grace Kelly classic, Rear Window. (That other Hitchcock classic, Psycho, is already available on the platform.) The Hitchcock collection will also include the 2012 narrative feature about the filmmaker himself, called Hitchcock, directed by Sacha Gervasi.
Writer-director Zach Cregger’s 2022 film Barbarian is a delightfully twisty horror movie about the downsides of short-term rentals. Tess (Georgina Campbell) and Keith (Bill Skarsgard) are two strangers who meet when it turns out they’ve been double-booked on a housing rental site and decide to both stay in their rental house together. But Keith is not the one Tess needs to worry about; soon Tess discovers a labyrinthine basement and something (or someone) living there; that’s when the horror begins. The film comes to Netflix on June 1.
Jordan Peele’s recent career path has veered pretty far from the sketch comedy world he started in, and his 2019 film Us is one of several great psychological thrillers he’s written and directed that pay homage to classics like The Twilight Zone and Alfred Hitchcock. Us stars Lupita Nyong’o as Adelaide, a woman whose family is haunted by eerie doppelgängers called the Tethered — identical lookalikes who terrorize them in a chilling quest to steal their souls. The film arrives on Netflix June 1.
After a supporting role in Den of Thieves: Pantera, French MMA fighter and actor Cyril Gane is headlining K.O., a Netflix action film that makes use of his extensive martial arts skills. Gane stars as Bastien, a former MMA star who has lived a solitary life after accidentally killing a rival, Enzo, during a fight. When Enzo’s teenage son goes missing, his widow tracks down Bastien to help find the boy whose life is in danger.