10 New and Returning Netflix Originals You Don’t Want to Miss in August 2024

While not too many people are looking forward to spending the rest of the summer glued to their screens, Netflix 's content delivery system never slows down. And this August, the streamer is ready to unleash a slew of original movies and TV shows that have never been seen before.

So check out the schedule below for some of the most exciting Netflix premieres for August 2024 and save the dates to make sure you don't miss a thing!

A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder – August 1

Starring popular Wednesday actress Emma Myers as Pippa Fitz-Amobi, A Good Girl's Guide to Murder is the story of a murder that was not investigated well enough for the standards of one schoolgirl. When she decides to take matters into her own hands, the truth behind the dark events unravels.

The Umbrella Academy ( Season 4) – August 8

The fourth and final season of the epic superhero story will finally give viewers some answers to all the mysteries they have encountered so far and bring a story to a close. While fans are still hoping that the acclaimed series will somehow last longer, a well-crafted finale is always better than an abrupt cancellation!

Inside the Mind of a Dog – August 9

If you are a dog person and often wonder what goes on inside your pet's head, this documentary will be a perfect fun pick to fight boredom. So embark on a journey narrated by Rob Lowe and find out how man's best friends think, what they dream about, and how to make them the happiest they can be.

Romance in the House – August 10

Romance in the House is about to capture the minds of all those looking for another K-drama to binge on. The show will follow Byeon Moo-jin, who went bankrupt and ended up divorced, only to build a fortune from scratch and show up as a multimillionaire in the lives of his ex-wife and daughter.

Emily in Paris (Season 4, Part 1) – August 15

Lily Collins is back on Netflix as the optimistic and enthusiastic Emily Cooper, and viewers are ready to join her on another journey. Though the bright and sweet story has its fair share of haters on the internet, the show is still going strong and Netflix is set to release the season in 2 parts to keep the intrigue going even longer.

The Union – August 16

Starring Mark Wahlberg as Mike and Halle Berry as Roxanne, The Union is a spy comedy action film that is poised to become Netflix's answer to Argyle. The only hope is that the story of a construction worker drugged into the dangerous world of espionage won't have to battle as many negative reviews.

Wyatt Earp and The Cowboy War – August 21

The limited docu-series is about to change the way viewers see one of the most well-documented feuds of the Old West. Directed by BAFTA award-winning director Patrick Reams, Wyatt Earp and The Cowboy War will take you back in time and make you feel like you are part of the historic conflict between Wyatt Earp and Ike Clanton.

Pop Star Academy: KATSEYE – August 21

If you have ever wondered how K-pop stars become so popular and what actually goes into their extensive training, this highly anticipated documentary will blow your mind. Filled with never-before-seen details about the industry the world adores, it will chronicle KATSEYE's journey to success.

Kaos – August 29

Kaos is a great show for those who were obsessed with Greek mythology growing up, and for those who are obsessed with Jeff Goldblum now that they are adults. This dark comedy follows three seemingly ordinary people as they discover their connection to each other and to a long-standing ancient prophecy.

A-List to Playlist – August 30

The show will feature Korean actor Jo Jung Suk's debut as a singer, following his journey to become a musician and land a contract with a major entertainment agency. He will be joined by Jung Sang Hoon, who will portray the CEO of the said entertainment agency, and Moon Sang Hoon, who will play the role of his helper on the road to success.