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Everything New on Netflix in July 2021 As usual, there are more new movies and shows coming to Netflix next month than time to actually watch them all. The most intriguing titles in July are probably  Fear Street, a trilogy of R-rated horror films based on the R.L. Stine book series. Each movie is set in a different time period with a different cast, but each also connects to the others. Those will be released weekly over the course of the month. There’s also the first He-Man cartoon in years.  Masters cartoon, and it comes from executive producer Kevin Smith. Plus, the streaming servic...

Netflix July 2021 Schedule: Movie and TV Titles Revealed June 23, 2021 The list for the new Netflix July 2021 movies and TV titles has been released, including the arrival of new seasons of Netflix’s coming-of-age shows such as the fourth and final season of Atypical; Mindy Kaling’s Outer Banks Season 2, as well as the special episode for South Korean zombie series titled July will also see the world premieres for Netflix‘s summer movie event, the  Fear Street trilogy, based on R.L. Stine’s popular YA horror novel series. The trilogy will kick off with Part 1: 1994 on July 2, ...

(L to R: writers Trent Roberts, Hannah Samuel, Marisa Nathar, David Hannam) Nickelodeon International and Network 10 have announced a new kids’ scripted comedy, Taylor’s Island (working title) to be filmed in Queensland. To screen on Nickelodeon in 2022, it marks the first-ever partnership between the two broadcasters, as part of ViacomCBS. Produced by Fremantle, with major production investment from Screen Australia, the 20 x 22-minute action-packed comedy follows Taylor Young, a girl who is fascinated by the phenomena surrounding a mysterious island, ever since her uncle’s disappeara...

p> 3 March 2021 The Queensland Government via Screen Queensland today announced that Fremantle Australia’s brand-new teen series, Taylor’s Island (working title), will film exclusively on the Gold Coast from July this year. Taylor’s Island (working title) follows the adventures of 14-year-old Taylor and her tight-knit group of friends as they explore the mysteries of their island home. It features a diverse female cast anchored by Australian leads and is produced for Viacom, to broadcast on Network 10 in Australia and Nickelodeon internationally. Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk...

Production recently wrapped on season two of The Bureau of Magical Things in Queensland. Prolific children’s producer Jonathan M. Shiff told WorldScreen about navigating through COVID-19 restrictions. “We had to, first, revisit all the stories that I’d spent a year and a bit writing and falling in love with. That sort of dynamic is part of normal filmmaking,” he said. “Being a creator and being a producer sometimes is in conflict. You’ve got to find the synergy and the pathway, and I found I had to approach it the same way. We need to move this forward and do the best story we ca...