Netflix highlights for week commencing 27 July – Netflix has released its latest weekly programming highlights, led by The Bombing of Pan Am 103, The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare and live WWE action.
The slate covers new scripted drama, true crime documentary, catalogue favourites and weekly live sports-entertainment across the final days of July and the opening weekend of August.
For Australian Netflix viewers, the week is a mix of major new originals and familiar franchise viewing, with the arrival of Final Destination, Chicago PD and WWE SummerSlam giving the platform several different audience entry points.
New and notable
- The Bombing of Pan Am 103 – available Thursday, 30 July. Connor Swindells, Patrick J. Adams, Tony Curran, Eddie Marsan, Merritt Wever, Phyllis Logan, Lauren Lyle, Nicholas Gleaves, James Harkness and Peter Mullan star in the true-story drama about the investigation into the 1988 Lockerbie bombing.
- Forbidden Woman – available Wednesday, 29 July. Valerie Dominguez, Rodrigo Candamil Bernal, David Palacio, Katherine Velez, Caterin Escobar, Fernando Solorzano, Angelica Blandon, Valeria Galviz, Camilo Saenz and Laura Junco star in a story of forbidden love, corruption and power.
- The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare – available Wednesday, 29 July. The documentary investigates the murder of four University of Idaho students through bodycam footage, texts and interviews with loved ones.
Series and film arrivals
- Chicago PD: Seasons 1-5 – available Saturday, 1 August. The Chicago Fire spin-off follows the Windy City’s uniformed police and Intelligence Unit.
- Final Destination 1-6 – available Saturday, 1 August. The horror franchise arrives with its chain of fate-driven set pieces.
- The Nutty Professor – available Sunday, 2 August. Eddie Murphy stars as Sherman Klump in the hit comedy.
- The Nutty Professor II: The Klumps – available Sunday, 2 August. Sherman Klump prepares for his wedding while Buddy Love threatens to ruin everything.
WWE on Netflix
- WWE SummerSlam: 2026 – live Monday, 3 August and Tuesday, 4 August at 8.00am AEST.
- WWE: Raw – live Tuesdays at 11.00am AEST.
- WWE: NXT – live Wednesdays at 11.00am AEST.
- WWE: SmackDown – live Saturdays at 11.00am AEST.
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