(SPOT.ph) Can you hear the Christmas bells ringing? The "-Ber months" are just a few months away now, and we all know how fast the time goes. Don't forget to take some time off to stream these must-watch titles heading to Netflix next month. For July, we've got loads of Pinoy content, good old K-Dramas, and more.
Put these 10 exciting titles on your Netflix Philippines watch list this July 2021:
The 8th Night
Release date: July 2
South Korea is gifting us with another gory action flick! When a mysterious power is unleashed on the Earth—and promptly begins to murder—one monk has just a few days to stop it before all hell breaks loose.
How I Became a Superhero
Release date: July 9
In a world where superpowers are the norm, one less-than-motivated cop finally finds a push in the form of a new partner—and a race to uncover a sinister drug ring that extracts people's powers.
My Amanda
Release date: July 15
Twitter queen Alessandra de Rossi continues to prove that she can do anything. Just take her directorial debut, My Amanda, for example! We can't wait to see what heart-wrenching levels this story about two lifelong best friends, played by De Rossi and Piolo Pascual, will take us.
Never Have I Ever (Season 2)
Release date: July 15
A high-school series directed by Mindy Kaling? Oh, you know this series would definitely need a second season. Devi (Maitreyi Ramakrishnan) now has the exact opposite of her previous problem: she's gone from zero boyfriends to two.
Deep
Release date: July 16
No one does creepy thrillers the way Thailand does. In this film, four insomniac medical students are lured to be lab rats for a neuroscience experiment. Things go great—at first. Soon, the four must find a way out before it's too late.
Glorious
Release date: July 17
This movie about a May-December relationship made a huge splash when it dropped in theaters in 2018. It stars Angel Aquino as Glory, a 52-year-old who falls in love with a much younger Niko (Tony Labrusca). Cue the ups-and-downs of a not-so-typical couple, and a whole lot of steamy scenes.
Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop
Release date: July 22
Why does anime know exactly how to do dreamlike romances between two kids? In this brightly colored flick, a bubbly girl crosses paths with a shy boy who expresses himself mainly through haikus.
Kingdom: Ashin of the North
Release date: July 23
Raise your hands if you also feel like you've been waiting for a continuation of zombie series Kingdom since forver! No matter, at least we're getting this special sidequel episode. In this one, we go back in time to see exactly how the ressurection plant triggered the plague—and what Ashin (Gianna Jun) has to do with it.
The Last Letter from Your Lover
Release date: July 23
Based on a novel by Jojo Moyes, this romance covers two love stories. That of the journalist, and that of the two paramours whose letters she one day finds. Best ready your tissues—and hearts—for this one!
Centaurworld
Release date: July 30
You're never too old to watch a fun cartoon—especially when it's as star-studded as this one. In this one, a war hose finds herself in a fun, crazy world where they sing and dance as she tries to make her way back home. Fun fact: Lea Salonga joins the cast of alongside more Broadway stars.
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