New on Peacock in July 2025 — all the movies and shows to watch
Leading the way is "Love Island USA," where the Casa Amor twist continues into July, keeping every islander on edge. With fresh bombshells, shifting loyalties, and shocking recouplings, there's plenty of love to go around ... but there'll also be some heartbreak and drama too, don't you worry.
Mystery fans can dive into "Poker Face," which is racing toward its season 2 finale. Charlie's lie-detecting skills have taken her across the country, but with danger closing in, the final stop might be her most dangerous yet.
And in "Twisted Metal" season 2, John and Quiet are thrown into Calypso's deadly demolition derby. With brutal new enemies and the return of John's vigilante sister, Dollface, there's bound to be chaos.
No matter your mood, Peacock's July drops are bringing the fire.
"Love Island" is far from over, and the heat is only rising. With a brand-new batch of bombshells turning heads, the villa split will stretch into July, giving islanders even more time to stray, sway and spark something new.
Expect bold moves, brutal recouplings, and enough drama to shake up every couple. No one's safe, and loyalty has never looked shakier. So if you're looking for more romantic drama, rest assured, it's coming to round out your summer slate of Peacock content.
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Stream on Peacock starting July 1
"Poker Face" season 2 races toward its conclusion with a high-stakes finale. Charlie's (Natasha Lyonne) cross-country journey has led her through a string of strange crimes and shady characters, but her uncanny ability to spot a lie is about to be tested like never before.
As the season wraps, old threats resurface and the road ahead may hold more danger than answers. Typical for Charlie, though. So we're not worried (much).
Stream on Peacock on July 10
After the chaos of last season, John (Anthony Mackie) and Quiet (Stephanie Beatriz) are thrown into the ultimate showdown: a no-rules tournament run by the elusive Calypso.
They'll face brutal enemies old and new, including the unhinged Sweet Tooth (Will Arnett). But the road ahead gets even more twisted when John comes face-to-face with someone from his past: his sister, now a masked psycho known as Dollface (Tiana Okoye).
Stream on Peacock on July 31
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