New On Hulu: All 132 Movies & TV Shows Arriving In July

Summary

• “In July 2024, Hulu will be offering a variety of new seasons of animated shows, fresh Hulu Originals, and more for its users. Some of the highlights include the return of The Bachelorette for season 21 on July 9, the second season of Hit-Monkey on July 15, and the second season of Unprisoned on July 17. Additionally, Hulu will be premiering new series such as Family Feud: Decades of Laughs, Sasha Reid and the Midnight Order, and Casey Anthony’s Parents: The Lie Detector Test.
• For fans of comedy, Hulu will be offering specials from Fern Brady, Ben Roy, and Tim Heidecker. In the thriller and horror genre, movies like The Quake, Tyrel, and The Origin of Evil will be arriving on the platform.
• Hulu will also be offering new seasons of popular documentaries like How I Caught My Killer, Court Cam, and Mountain Men.

Hulu offers a wide array of films and series refreshed monthly, with over 100 new movies and TV shows coming to the platform in July. Launched in 2007, Hulu has been at the forefront of the streaming service boom since the very beginning, and it’s one of the most popular services thanks to its rich catalog of new and classic movies and shows. From hosting series from networks like FX and ABC to producing original films and shows, Hulu has become an indispensable source of entertainment.

June 2024 saw some big shows and movies coming to Hulu, with the limited series Clipped, the Brad Pitt action-comedy Bullet Train, and the highly anticipated return of the acclaimed series The Bear. Looking ahead to July 2024, Hulu offers plenty of new movies and shows coming to the catalog, with some of the most acclaimed Hulu shows making their much-anticipated return for new seasons. From reality shows to animated comedies to thrillers with some big-name stars, Hulu will have plenty of options in July 2024.

Everything Arriving On Hulu In July 2024

The Best Movies And TV Shows Arriving On Hulu July 2024

New Seasons Of Animated Shows, Fresh Hulu Originals, & More

The Bachelorette (2003-)

When it comes to reality television, Hulu is one of the best streaming services and July 9 sees one of most popular reality dating shows return for a new season. The Bachelorette is back for season 21 on Hulu with fans getting ready to join Jenn Tran on her new search for love. Followers of the franchise might remember that Tran was a contestant on season 28 of The Bachelor. While she didn’t make it to the end of that series, she is now stepping into the spotlight as the latest Bachelorette.

The series will find Tran trying to choose between a collection of impressive suitors as she narrows down the options until she finds her best connection. The new season will begin airing on ABC on July 8 with episodes available to Hulu users the following day. This is typical for the franchise on Hulu so subscribers know when and where to find the latest episodes.

Hit-Monkey (2021-2024)

While non-MCU shows have been largely wiped off of Hulu and other streaming services, one eccentric series still remains and returns to Hulu for its second season. Hit-Monkey is a more obscure Marvel comic that has now spawned a wild and violent animated series. Hit-Monkey follows a Japanese monkey who has been betrayed only to find the skills it needs for revenge thanks to the tutelage of the ghost of a dead assassin.

The premise is as out-there as it seems and the show embraces the wildness of it all, having fun without making the whole thing a big joke. While the series has not caught on with the mainstream, season 2 of the series might help it reach that cult status that it seems destined for. The show features the voice talents of Jason Sudeikis, Olivia Munn, and George Takei, among others. It is a unique action series for fans to check out when Hit-Monkey returns on July 15 when the entire season will drop.

Unprisoned (2023-)

Another underrated but worthwhile Hulu series returns for its second season on July 17. Unprisoned is a comedy with heart that brings together two incredible performers, Delroy Lindo and Kerry Washington. The series stars Washington as a therapist and single mother dealing with the shock of her life when her father (Lindo) is released from prison and comes to life with her and her son.

The show takes a simple premise and finds a lot of interesting ways to explore it. There is the father-daughter angle with Washington still dealing with living most of her life not really knowing her father. There is also the story of Lindo attempting to make sense of the modern world after being in prison for so long. The second season will continue the family’s journey of healing and viewers can expect more moments of humor and heart.

Sleeping Dogs (2024)

Russell Crowe is currently back in theaters with his horror movie The Exorcism, but another 2024 movie from Crowe arrives on Hulu on July 26. Sleeping Dogs is a thriller that stars Crowe as a former homicide detective whose medical issues have left him with memory loss. Hoping to keep his mind sharp and working, he begins looking into an old case and questions whether they arrested an innocent man and allowed the real killer to go free.

Crowe is always a compelling performer no matter the size of the project. Recently, he has entered a stage of his career in which he seems to be drawn to smaller thrillers. For fans of gritty and dark murder mysteries, this could be one to check out. The cold case aspect of the mystery is compelling, while the story gives Crowe a complex character to play beyond a standard sleuth. It is the kind of movie that can become an unexpected hit with streaming audiences.

Futurama (1999-)

One of the most beloved animated series returns to Hulu for its 12th season on July 29. Futurama is a series that has had an incredible and unexpected journey on the small screen. From the creators of The Simpsons, the show first aired all the way back in 1999 with the story of Fry, a lazy and aimless pizza boy living in modern times who accidentally freezes himself and wakes up in the 30th century.

The show had fun with the fish-out-of-water aspect of the story, but it quickly settled into just being a hilarious and fun story set in the distant future with a cast of colorful characters. The show was canceled in 2003 but ended up being revived for a few more seasons in 2009 and then again in 2022. The new batch of episodes continues the series’ penchant for absurd humor with unexpected moments of heartbreak and sweetness.