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It's not only back to school time - it's back to your favourite TV series time as well! Slow Horses, Gentlemen, Fauda, Monster and even American Horror Story are coming for their new seasons. Not to mention a number of new September titles, which will make you glued to your TV screens for the rest of the month:

This run-away summer is stepping over your doorstep again promising to come back soon. You can wave her good-bye with a smile, brace yourself terrified or turn around to your family that remains with you. Any way will do if it's with new August comedy, horror or family movies and animation.

August is ending, and the new drama movies this month are giving the final days of summer a more serious mood. If you want something more emotional than a typical summer blockbuster for the last weekend of August, these are the dramas worth watching:

The last full summer week sounds sad, if you're a true holiday and hot weather lover. There's already not enough time to keep up with all the promises given in the beginning on June but there's always a right time for a good action or thriller movie, especially if it's a new August release. So check the list and forget the things you didn't manage to do:

What to watch when the summer is going to end? August is still a big holiday month but tiring heat waves might hold you inside with air conditioning and your TV on. Then don't hesitate to find your best TV shows like Ted Lasso or Reacher coming back to you in August or switch on to the new engaging ones, which might draw you in for a rehreshing while.

Whether you're planning a family movie night or ready for a terrifying fairy-tale reimagining, July's lineup has something for every movie lover. The beloved Minions are back with another chaotic adventure guaranteed to entertain the whole family, while Enola Holmes returns to prove that her sharp wit and detective skills are as captivating as ever. For horror fans, a dark new twist on the classic tale of Pinocchio transforms the familiar story into a chilling nightmare unlik

July brings a fresh wave of comedy movies just when the summer mood calls for something fun and carefree. Whether you're planning a trip to the theater or a relaxing movie night at home, this month's releases offer plenty of reasons to laugh.

Summer is in full swing, and July's theatrical releases reflect the seasonal mood. While drama takes a back seat with only three notable premieres, the month is packed with action-packed adventures and gripping thrillers built for the big screen. The lineup is headlined by Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey and new Spider-Man: Brand New Day, ones of the most anticipated films of the year, alongside a range of high-energy releases that make July an especially strong month for aud

July isn't exactly prime TV season. But summer doesn't last 24 hours a day, and there are always those quiet evenings, rainy weekends, or unbearably hot afternoons when staying inside feels like the better plan. When that moment comes, you'll be glad to know there's a solid lineup of new shows hitting streaming services this month. Here's what's worth checking out in July:

June brings a strong mix of new comedy, horror, family, and animated movies, with several major franchises returning to the spotlight. Scary Movie is back with a new installment, Jackass: Best and Last promises one more round of outrageous stunts and pranks, Supergirl takes center stage in her own big-screen adventure, and Toy Story 5 reunites audiences with some of animation’s most beloved characters. Beyond these headline releases, the month is packed with promising origina