In this Cantonese fantasy film adaptation of the beloved video game series that bears the same name, warlords, warriors and statesmen go to battle to change the fate of China forever.

The film will take place after the events of the Han Dynasty and promises to be an action-packed adaptation that you will certainly not want to miss this July. 

Release date: July 1

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Deep is Netflix's new Thai thriller film about four medical students who volunteer for a neuroscience experiment that is being conducted by a German company.

The group volunteer to get injected with a drug called Deep. However, in doing so, they are not allowed to fall asleep or they will be risking death. 

It sounds super spooky and entertaining and we have already turned on our Netflix reminders for this one. 

Release date: July 16

Too Hot To Handle is arguably one of the best guilty pleasure shows that Netflix has produced recently. 

In the Brazilian edition of the show, the hottest young Brazilians meet up in a gorgeous beach resort and they have to give up sex for a chance at winning R$500,000.

Get your bikinis ready for this one because it is going to be sizzling. 

Release date: July 21

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We The People is an upcoming Netflix short series that mixes animation and music in order to teach civil rights to younger people. 

The show will feature celebrities such as H.E.R., Janelle Monáe, Brandi Carlile, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Adam Lambert, Cordae, Bebe Rexha, KYLE, Andra Day, and poet Amanda Gorman so you certainly want to check it out. 

Release date: July 4

Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness is Netflix's latest anime series which will see Leon Kennedy and Claire Redfield reuniting in Washington D.C. which is overrun with zombies. 

The show will follow them as they attempt to survive and protect the president at the same time. If you were a fan of the Resident Evil games, this show should certainly be on your radar this July.

Release date: July 8

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If you're a fan of documentaries, you're going to want to check Audible out when it comes out on Netflix in July.

The emotional film follows a deaf high school football player as he copes with the loss of his friend to suicide, his family and his relationships all while he prepares for his final homecoming game. 

Get your tissues out because this one looks set to be a tearjerker.

Release date: July 1

Atypical is a comedy-drama starring Keir Gilchrist who plays a young man who has an autism spectrum disorder. The show follows him as he looks for love, acceptance and independence.

The show is brilliant for many reasons but the most important one is that autistic writers and actors play key roles in the cast and crew of the show. 

There will be 10 half-hour episodes in the fourth season and will cumulate in an emotional goodbye to this heartwarming series.

Release date: July 9

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