This Week on Netflix: A Devastating Terror Attack, a Crime Series, and Plenty of Eddie Murphy!

As the week unfolds, Netflix brings a mix of laughter and drama, featuring Eddie Murphy's comedic flair alongside a look back at a devastating terror attack and an unsettling college murder series. Additionally, the drama "Stiller" starring Paula Beer is set to debut on the streaming service.

This week’s streaming lineup spans genres from comedy to true crime and horror: Here are the key Netflix releases from July 27 to August 2, 2026!

Monday: Extending the Weekend

Netflix has not announced any new titles for Monday. However, if any last-minute highlights are released, you can find updates at FILMSTARTS. Regardless, Monday can still be a great opportunity to catch up on a recommended film:

Tonight's streaming highlight is a must-see for "Titanic" fans featuring Leonardo DiCaprio.

Tuesday: An Amazon Star Takes the Stage

On Tuesday, Netflix is set to release a comedy special: "Galaxy Brain" featuring Amazon star Mary Beth Barone. Known for her dark humor in stand-up, she tackles topics like sex, the patriarchy, and everyday observations. While we don’t have a trailer for "Galaxy Brain" yet, you might want to check out her Prime series "Überkompensation" to get a taste of her style.

Wednesday: Regret, Cyberbullying, and College Murders

"Fúria – Rasende Wut" is an action-packed drama series from Brazil premiering on Wednesday. It follows a man who narrowly escapes death and dives into mixed martial arts fights to gain a new perspective on life. However, he cannot escape his dark past forever.

Additionally, Netflix is introducing "Proyecto Final", a Mexican drama series about a student who becomes a target of cyberbullying and decides to document her suffering. When she mysteriously disappears, her former tormentors come under a horrific suspicion.

Also premiering is "The Idaho Murders: Ein College-Albtraum", a three-episode true crime documentary detailing the murder of four students in a residence hall in Idaho in 2022. More information will be revealed in the upcoming trailer.

Thursday: K-Pop and Terror

On Thursday, Netflix will launch "Wild Sing", a South Korean music comedy. The story revolves around the frontman of a once-popular pop trio whose career was abruptly halted by a scandal. Now, he has a chance for a comeback, but he must convince the rest of his group to join him.

Moreover, "Stiller", a drama that hit theaters in October 2025, will be available on Netflix. The film stars Albrecht Schuch and Paula Beer, based on Max Frisch's novel about a man mistaken for a sculptor who disappeared years ago, leaving even the missing man's wife uncertain about his true identity.

In addition, the miniseries "The Bombing Of Pan Am 103", also known as "Lockerbie", will premiere. This series is based on the real events surrounding the 1988 bombing that rocked Scotland, marking the deadliest terror attack in British history. The series blends elements of disaster and legal thrillers, as highlighted in the following trailer.

Friday: Horror from the 2000s

Horror enthusiasts will find joy on Friday with the addition of "Der Fluch der zwei Schwestern" to Netflix's lineup. This 2009 thriller features Emily Browning, Arielle Kebbel, Elizabeth Banks, and David Strathairn. It tells the story of a traumatized young woman returning home after time in a psychiatric facility, only to find her house haunted. As she investigates, a terrible suspicion begins to grow within her.

Saturday: Double Crime Dose

As the weekend kicks off, Netflix adds the police series "Chicago P.D.", which has been a strong performer in U.S. linear television for over a dozen seasons. It remains to be seen if this spin-off from "Chicago Fire" will attract attention on Netflix as well.

Additionally, all three seasons of the crime series "Murder In A Small Town" will be available. This series stars Rossif Sutherland, Kristin Kreuk, and Peter Gallagher, set in a quiet coastal town suddenly rocked by a murder spree, forcing a detective seeking peace to spring into action.

Sunday: A Celebration of Eddie Murphy

The week wraps up with the new Japanese drama series "Gate 24: The Border", featuring a quirky yet brilliant customs officer. Also debuting is the comedy "Familie Klumps und der verrückte Professor", where Eddie Murphy dons multiple roles under heavy makeup. He plays a kind-hearted, overweight professor aiming to marry his true love, all while facing challenges from his overly confident, slimmer alter ego.

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