Netflix Just Dropped Top New Titles In One Week — And Sunny Sandler Is Topping The Charts

Summer’s winding down, but Netflix isn’t slowing its release calendar one bit. This week brought 27 fresh titles — 13 movies and 14 series — with most of the platform’s promotional push clearing the way for one massive send-off: the final season of “Outer Banks.”

This Week’s Three Biggest Highlights

Outer Banks (Season 5) wraps up the Pogues’ treasure-hunting saga for good. John B, Sarah, JJ, Kiara, Pope, and Cleo return for one last globe-trotting adventure, closing out one of Netflix’s biggest original series of the decade with high-stakes action and emotional farewells.

Swiss Army Man (2016) finally lands on Netflix after nearly a decade. Long before directing duo Daniels won Oscars for Everything Everywhere All at Once, they made this bizarre, oddly beautiful indie debut starring Paul Dano as a stranded man who befriends a flatulent, multi-purpose corpse played by Daniel Radcliffe. It sounds ridiculous — and somehow becomes genuinely moving.

SEAL Team (Seasons 1-7) brings the entire run of the hit military drama to Netflix in one go. Starring David Boreanaz, the CBS/Paramount+ series follows an elite Navy SEAL unit through high-stakes missions worldwide — seven full seasons, ready for an instant binge.

Netflix’s Full List Of New Releases

Top 10 Movies This Week

1. Don’t Say Good Luck
2. The Dating App Killer: The Monica White Story
3. The Last House
4. A Child of My Own
5. Arthur the King
6. Minions
7. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
8. Freefall: A Reckoning for Boeing
9. 72 HOURS
10. To Catch a Cheater

Adam Sandler’s daughter Sunny is having a real moment — her coming-of-age drama “Don’t Say Good Luck” surged straight to #1.

Top 10 TV Series This Week

1. Tires
2. Conversations with a Killer: The Charles Manson Tapes
3. My Life With the Walter Boys
4. My Brilliant Career
5. The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare
6. Best Medicine
7. Outer Banks
8. Raw
9. Blood Sacrifice
10. Kelsey Cook: Happy Hour

Shane Gillis’ workplace comedy “Tires” dominated with its third season, while “Outer Banks” already cracked the top 10 despite only just landing — expect it to claim #1 next week as the Pogues’ farewell picks up steam.

Why This Week’s Lineup Stands Out

Netflix rarely clears its own release slate this dramatically for one show, and doing so for “Outer Banks” signals just how much weight the platform is putting behind closing out its YA flagship. Pairing that with a cult-favorite A24 film and a massive licensed military drama gives this week unusually broad appeal — something for finale-chasers, indie film fans, and binge-watchers alike.

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