You’ll get a sizable selection of some of Alfred Hitchcock’s most well-known films among Netflix’s recently acquired collection movies this quarter. The Animals, Vertigo, The Man Who Knew To Little, Frenzy, and Rear Window, a James Stewart-Grace Kelly classic, are among the new releases. ( Psycho, another Hitchcock classic, is already accessible on the platform. ) The filmmaker’s own Hitchcock-starring 2012 tale film, Hitchcock, will also be included in Sacha Gervasi’s Sacha Gervasi series.

Barbarian, a 2022 film starring writer-director Zach Cregger, is a beautifully twisted horror film about the drawbacks of short-term rentals. When it turns out that they were double-booked on a housing rental site, Tess ( Georgina Campbell ) and Keith ( Bill Skarsgard ) meet and decide to live together in their rental home. The horror begins when Tess discovers a labyrinthine basement and something ( or someone ) living there, but Keith is not the one Tess needs to be concerned about. The movie premieres on Netflix on June 1.

Jordan Peele’s current job has veered a little far from the sketch comedy scene he started in, and his 2019 movie Us is one of the many excellent mental movies he’s written and directed that pay tribute to legends like Alfred Hitchcock and The Twilight Zone. Lupita Nyong’o portrays Adelaide, a lady whose community is haunted by strange doppelgängers known as the Tethered, who terrorize them in a cold attempt to steal their hearts. The movie is released on Netflix on June 1.

European MMA fighter and professional Cyril Gane is directing K. O., a Netflix action movie that uses his broad martial arts training after he appeared as a supporting actor in Den of Thieves: Pantera. Bastien plays a former MMA fighter who ended up living alone after accidentally killing a foe, Enzo, during a battle. His wife locates Bastien to assist in the search of the young child whose life is in danger when Enzo’s teenage son vanishes.

Taraji P. Henson plays a person who is pushed to the precipice in Tyler Perry’s most recent movie, Straw. Jennifer portrays Janiyah, a single mom to a sick child who needs treatment. When Janiyah attempts to obtain cash for the medication but is confronted by a massive obstacle at the bank, she ends up holding all hostage. Sherri Shepherd, Teyana Taylor, Glynn Turman, and Sinbad are the co-stars of the turbulent, heartfelt play, which will air on June 6.

This month marks the return of Netflix’s Trainwreck documentary franchise, which explores some of the most sensational or disastrous news stories of the recent past. Trainwreck: The Astroworld Tragedy ( June 10 ) is the first film in the new batch, and will dig deep into the tragic Astroworld concert that left 10 fans dead after chaos ensued at Travis Scott’s 2021 performance. Seven more installments of Trainwreck will drop over the summer, one each week through July 29.

A married scientists, Hector and Nora ( Benny Ibarra and Lucero ), who discover a way to time travel from 1966 to the present day, are the stars of the Mexican sci-fi romantic comedy Our Times. When they’re in 2025, Nora thrives in a more tolerant society where women in technology are more prevalent, while Hector problems and longs to live. But will they ever discover a way to get back?

The Titan underwater vanished during a holiday trip to the Titanic’s wreckage in June 2023. The vehicle was discovered at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean weeks later after it imploded while descending with all five of its passengers on board. Stockton Rush, CEO of OceanGate, is the subject of Titan: The OceanGate Disaster, which examines the lengths he went to in the name of deep-sea inquiry while piloting the ill-fated underground mission.

What if a well-known K-Pop child party were allegedly divine monster hunting? That’s the idea of the new animated film KPop Demon Hunters, which will be available on Netflix on June 20. Don Cho, Joel Kim Booster, Ken Jeong, Ahn Hyo-seop, and May Hong are the voices of the family drama from Sony Pictures Animation.

There hasn’t been a single Nancy Meyers movie on Netflix, in some strange way up until now. ( The holiday, you may recall, the one in which Jude Law reprises the role of Mr. Napkin Head. ) However, that may shift when the 2015 sitcom The Intern debuts this month. The film isn’t as well-known as some of Meyers ‘ another movies, but it still manages to be a very endearing event despite the excellent cast that includes Anne Hathaway, Rene Russo, and Robert DeNiro. DeNiro portrays retired physicist Ben Whittaker, who didn’t sit still, and accepts a position as an apprentice at a clothing company run by Jules Ostin, played by Hathaway. The two type a special friendship after first dismissive of old-guy Ben as a bit of a confidante to his manager. ( And yes, Jules has a fantastic kitchen in her Brooklyn brownstone; why would you think otherwise? ) Netflix’s The Intern debuts on June 22.