What's New to Watch on Netflix the Week of Aug. 7, 2026
August continues to sizzle on Netflix, with a wide variety of interesting content coming to the streaming service. We've picked through everything debuting over the next seven days and chosen three things that we think you should add to your watchlist, including the debut of a feature-length anime adaptation of a legendary manga series and the return of workplace sitcom Tires. In The Last House, Wagner Moura and Greta Lee play parents of a family that wakes up trapped inside their own home by a mysterious force.
- ▪August continues to sizzle on Netflix, with a wide variety of interesting content coming to the streaming service.
- ▪We've picked through everything debuting over the next seven days and chosen three things that we think you should add to your watchlist, including the debut of a feature-length anime adaptation of a legendary manga series and the return of
- ▪In The Last House, Wagner Moura and Greta Lee play parents of a family that wakes up trapped inside their own home by a mysterious force.
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| Publication time | Fri, 07 Aug 26 18:00:00 +0000 |
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August continues to sizzle on Netflix, with a wide variety of interesting content coming to the streaming service. We've picked through everything debuting over the next seven days and chosen three things that we think you should add to your watchlist, including the debut of a feature-length anime adaptation of a legendary manga series and the return of workplace sitcom Tires. Netflix Review .cls-1{fill:#eb002e}.cls-1,.cls-2,.cls-3{stroke-width:0}.cls-2{fill:#7e011f}.cls-4{fill:none;stroke:#fff;stroke-width:5px}.cls-3{fill:#fff} 4.5 Outstanding Check Price This Week on Netflix: PCMag's Picks The Last House (August 7)This new sci-fi thriller from French director Louis Leterrier seems to plumb slightly more cerebral waters than the Fast & Furious movies he most recently directed.
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