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August is that transitional month where summer starts winding down, but our watchlists are busier than ever. Whether you want to end the season with jump scares, reality TV chaos, or a good nostalgic throwback, the lineup over the next few weeks is stacked. Here is everything hitting streaming services this month that is actually worth clearing your schedule for.

Five Nights At Freddy’s 2 lands on Netflix on August 3 with more jump scares and creepy animatronics. The sequel expands the dark universe of the original game with new horrors lurking in the shadows.

Five Nights at Freddy's 2 | Official Trailer

On August 7, Peacock brings us You, Me & Tuscany, an easy romantic watch set against Italian vineyards. It follows two people navigating an unexpected spark during a summer escape.

YOU, ME & TUSCANY | Official Trailer

STARZ debuts Michael on August 10, taking a deep look at the complex life and massive talent of a global icon. The film pulls back the curtain on the pivotal moments that shaped his legacy.

Michael (2026) Official Trailer - Jaafar Jackson

Disney+ hits our nostalgia buttons on August 13 with Camp Rock 3. The new installment revives the franchise with fresh music, summer camp drama, and plenty of throwbacks.

Camp Rock 3 | Trailer | Disney+

Prime Video brings Is God Is to the screen on August 19. This dark revenge tale mixes western tropes and dark humor as twin sisters go on a relentless quest for justice.

Is God Is | Official Trailer

The Pogues return to Netflix on August 20 for Outer Banks Season 5. The crew is back on the hunt for another high-stakes treasure, packed with the usual chaotic energy and dangerous turns.

Outer Banks: Season 5 | Official Trailer | Netflix

On August 21, HBO Max premieres Mother Mary, starring Anne Hathaway as a pop star preparing for a comeback alongside Michaela Coel. The drama explores fame, creative obsession, and past relationships.

Mother Mary | Official Trailer HD | A24

Netflix drops Untold: The Testimony of Vince Young on August 25. The documentary gives a raw, honest look at the former quarterback's career triumphs, struggles, and public pressure.

Peacock wraps up the month on August 30 with the Love Island USA Season 8 Reunion. The cast sits down to unpack all the summer drama, unexpected breakups, and unresolved beef.