All the genre shows and movies coming to streaming in June 2020 – SYFY WIRE

As we all continue to hunker down inside, there's some good news on the horizon to keep us distracted all the big streaming services are dropping a ton of new stuff to keep us geeking out well into July.

Netflix has new seasons of shows like The Order and Dark, while the fifth season of The CW fan favorite DC's Legends of Tomorrow is also going live. It's also adding some classic films like E.T. and Starship Troopers. The second season of The CW's sci-fi drama Roswell, New Mexico is also on the way at some point. Disney+ has a major film release, with Artemis Fowl dropping off the theatrical radar and now headed down as a streaming exclusive. CBS All Access has the second season of The Twilight Zone with plenty of A-list anthology thrills.

Digging deeper, HBO Max and DC Universe are bringing the long-awaited second season of Doom Patrol, while Hulu and Amazon Prime are adding recent titles like Knives Out, Crawl and Charlie's Angels. Quibi will have new original The Fugitive and Shudder has plenty of new original scares on the way.

Check out our full rundown below and let us know what you'll be bingeing.

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DC's Legends of Tomorrow: Season 5: The fifth season of The CW's wildest superhero series comes to Netflix. Season 5 includes plenty of fun adventureswith Constantine helping the gang track down all kinds of evil creatures and killers throughout time and space with the timeline changing plenty along the way. It's big, weird, and the most fun you could have on a binge-watch.

The Order Season 2: Head back to school for another year, where things are deadly and very, very magical. At Belgrave University, college freshman Jack Morton joins a fabled secret society where he's thrust into a dangerous game of life or death. As Jack goes deeper, he uncovers dark family secrets and an underground battle between werewolves and the magical dark arts.

Dark Season 3: The final cycle is about to begin. Will the loop finally be broken? The hit Netflix horror import returns for one last adventure and almost certainly a whole lot of new twists. If you're going crazy waiting for more Stranger Things, this should do the trick in a pinch.

June 1All Dogs Go to HeavenCasperCardcaptor Sakura: Clow CardCardcaptor Sakura: Sakura CardE.T. the Extra-TerrestrialPriestThe Silence of the LambsStarship TroopersThe BoyTwisterV for VendettaZodiac

June 4Baki: The Great Raitai Tournament Saga

June 5Hannibal: Season 1-3

June 10DC's Legends of Tomorrow: Season 5

June 12Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts: Season 2ONE PIECE: AlabastaONE PIECE: East BlueONE PIECE: Enter Chopper at the Winter IslandONE PIECE: Entering into the Grand LinePokmon Journeys: The SeriesThe Woods

June 16The Darkness

June 18The Order: Season 2

June 22Dark Skies

June 27Dark: Season 2

June 30Roswell, New Mexico: Season 2

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Artemis Fowl: Disney's newest blockbuster is skipping theaters and headed straight to streaming. The film, based on the book series by author Eoin Colfer, is basically a magical, kid-friendly spin on Men in Black. It's also a major splash for Disney+as the Mouse House flexes its muscle by sending a would-be theatrical flick exclusively to its streaming service.

Schoolhouse Rock Season 1: Need a refresher on how a bill becomes law? The classic educational series is here to helpwith a batch of vintage episodes heading to streaming. It's a cultural icon, and now a whole new generation of kids will get a chance to see it.

Man in Space: Want some throwback, optimistic space content?Search no more. This 1955 episode of the old Disneyland series looks at the possible future of space exploration and what those future astronauts might face when they get there.

June 5The Greeks: Season 1Weird But True!: Seasons 1-2

June 12Artemis FowlWalt & El GrupoMighty Med: Seasons 1-2The Story of the Animated Drawing

June 19101 Dalmatians: Season 1Muppet Babies Play Date: Season 1Schoolhouse Rock: Season 1Tinker Bell and the Pirate Fairy

June 26Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning ThiefTarzanTarzan IIInto the Unknown: Making Frozen 2Man in SpaceMars and Beyond

It's a relatively thin month on CBS All Access, though the service is working on some cool new stuff like a Pike-focused Star Trek spinoff series down the line. You know, whenever they can resume filming and get things back on track. But for now, fans have Season 2 of The Twilight Zone to enjoy. The full second season of Jordan Peele's anthology revival drops on June 25, and like Season 1, it features a roster loaded with A-list talent.

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Doom Patrol Season 2: The first season was a critical hit on DC Universe, so HBO Max scooped it up for Season 2. The comic-based series follows a team of misfits as they save the world, mostly by accident. Think Legends of Tomorrow but much more nihilistic, dirty and analog. But the show is fantasticand looks to only enrichen that bizarro corner of the DC Universe once it returns.

Adventure Time Distant Lands: BMO: Special Premiere: Giddy up, BMO is gonna be a hero! The animated series returns with some fresh specials, so if you've been jonesing for more, HBO Max is here to serve it up.

Perry Mason: Limited Series Premiere: Admittedly, this one isn't genre per se, though it certainly seems to occupy that hard-boiled detective genre that fans might enjoy in that crossover territory. It also stars The Americans alum Matthew Rhysand looks to be one of HBO's big high-profile projects for the summer.

June 1An American Werewolf in LondonClash of the Titans (1981)Dune (1984)ElfFinal DestinationFinal Destination 2Final Destination 3The Final DestinationThe FountainFrom Dusk Til DawnThe GooniesHannaThe Hobbit: An Unexpected JourneyThe Hobbit: The Desolation of SmaugThe Iron GiantLights OutLooney Tunes: Back in ActionThe LosersMiseryThe Neverending Story II: The Next ChapterThe Neverending StoryRugrats Go WildSherlock Holmes: A Game of ShadowsSpace CowboysSpeed RacerTeenage Mutant Ninja TurtlesTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3Tim Burton's Corpse BrideThe Time Traveler's WifeTMNTTurbo: A Power Rangers MovieTweety's High-Flying AdventuresU-571U.S. MarshalsVeronica MarsWeird ScienceWild Wild WestX-Men: First Class

June 6Ad Astra

June 16Ancient Earth: Season 1DeBuggedDragons & DamselsFirst ManGoing Nuts: Tales from Squirrel WorldHack the Moon: Unsung Heroes of ApolloInto the Lost Crystal CavesJason Silva: TranshumanismLooney Tunes (Batch 2): Season OnePompeii: Disaster StreetPopeye (Batch 2): Season OnePyramids Builders: New CluesSecrets of the Solar System: Season OneSpace Probes!: Season OneVersailles Rediscovered: The Sun King's Vanished Palace

June 21Perry Mason: Limited Series Premiere

June 24South Park, Seasons 1-23

June 25Adventure Time Distant Lands: BMO: Special PremiereDoom Patrol: Season 2 Premiere

June 27Doctor Sleep (Director's Cut)

Though HBO Max is sucking most of the air outta the room, Warner Bros.' other streaming service is still doing plenty this month. The second season of original series Doom Patrol debuts (with the premiere simultaneously dropping on HBO Max), and new episodes of Stargirl are still rolling out on a weekly basis. The second season of animated original Harley Quinn also continues, ending the month with its season finale.

June 1Stargirl: Icicle

June 5Harley Quinn Season 2: Dye Hard

June 8Stargirl: Wildcat

June 12Harley Quinn Season 2: A Fight Worth Fighting For

June 15Stargirl: Hourman and Doctor Mid-Nite

June 17Superman: Red Son

June 19Harley Quinn Season 2: Lovers' Quarrel

June 22Stargirl The Justice Society

June 25Doom Patrol Season 2: Fun Size Patrol

June 26Harley Quinn Season 2 Finale: The Runaway Bridesmaid

June 29Stargirl: Shiv Part One

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Child's Play: Want to catch up on the recent horror reboot of the classic doll-focused horror franchise? The new-look Chucky is here to play. This modern-day revival gives the tale a more tech-y twist, and though it lacks a bit of that OG B-movie charm, it's still a scary, fun little romp.

Crawl: Need a creature-feature grounded in some real world terror? This should do the trick. Crawl follows a young woman and her father trapped in a flooded house that is being overrun by alligators. It's tight, tense and super-scary.

Charlie's Angels: Yet another modern-day revival, the fresh spin on the classic super-spy trio hits streaming. The film didn't exactly light up the box office, but a lot of folks still dug it, and it makes for a girl-power adventure that's well worth a ticket. Especially if it's just a button-push away.

June 1Mike Tyson Mysteries: Complete Seasons 1-3 (Adult Swim)ConstantineEquilibriumFutureworldHappily N'Ever AfterHappily N'Ever After 2I Am LegendI Still Know What You Did Last SummerIncident at Loch NessJoyrideRobin Hood: Men in TightsThe X-Files

June 7Where's Waldo?: Complete Season 1 (DreamWorks)

June 12Child's Play (2019)

June 13Dragonheart

June 18Crawl

June 25Charlie's Angels (2019)

June 29Carrion

June 30Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol

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Knives Out: Rian Johnson's fantastic whodunnit was a recent critical fave, hailed as one of the best films in recent memory. It's loaded with great characters, big stars, and a twisty story that begs to be rewatched at least a few more times. Now we'll all have the chance.

Crawl: Need a creature-feature grounded in some real world terror? This should do the trick. Crawl follows a young woman and her father trapped in a flooded house that is being overrun by alligators. It's tight, tense and super-scary.

Child's Play: Want to catch up on the recent horror reboot of the classic doll-focused horror franchise? The new-look Chucky is here to play. This modern-day revival gives the tale a more tech-y twist, and though it lacks a bit of that OG B-movie charm, it's still a scary, fun little romp.

June 1Frankenstein and The Monster From HellFutureworldHow To Train Your DragonIncident At Loch NessJoyrideShrek Forever AfterSuper Why: Season 1Wackey Races: Season 1

June 7Equilibrium

June 12Child's Play (2019)Knives Out

June 18Crawl

June 26Pete the Cat: Season 2, Part 1 - Amazon Original series

June 30Mission: Impossible - Ghost ProtocolSpy KidsSpy Kids 3: Game OverThe Gallows Act IIWhere The Wild Things Are

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Scream, Queen! My Nightmare on Elm Street: Some have called it the 'gayest horror movie ever made,' but for Mark Patton, the star of A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge, it was anything but a dream come true. 30 years after its initial release, Patton sets the record straight about the controversial sequel that halted his career before it even began. Detailing the homophobia and AIDS-phobia of 1985 as a closeted actor in Hollywood, Mark retraces his obstacles, missteps, and detractors on the pathway to stardom. Confronting the cast and crew for the first time, Mark attempts to make peace with his past as well as embrace his legacy as cinema's first male scream queen.

Scare Package: 7 directors. 7 tales of terror. Zero working cell phones. In this gleefully ghoulish anthology, Chad, the owner of Rad Chad's Horror Emporium, recounts a series of bone-chilling, blood-splattered tales to illustrate the rules of the horror genre to his newest employee.

Yummy: SXSW 2020 Midnighter: A young couple travels to a shady Eastern European hospital for plastic surgery. The young woman wants a breast reduction. Her mother comes along for yet another face-lift. Wandering through an abandoned ward, the boyfriend stumbles upon a young woman, gagged and strapped to an operating table; she's the result of experimental rejuvenation treatment. He frees her but doesn't realize she's patient zero and he just caused the outbreak of a virus that will change the doctors, patients, and his mother-in-law into bloodthirsty zombies.

June 1BlaculaScream Blacula ScreamSugar HillHouse of 1,000 Corpses

June 4Scream, Queen! My Nightmare on Elm Street

June 5The Last Drive-In With Joe Bob Briggs

June 8Lyle

June 11Warning: Do Not Play

June 12The Last Drive-In With Joe Bob Briggs

June 15The Bone BoxMausoleum

June 18Scar Package

June 19Etheria 2020 Shorts ProgramThe Last Drive-In With Joe Bob Briggs

June 22Ghost Killers vs. Bloody MaryPsychotic!

June 25Yummy

June 29Dig Two Graves

Yep, Quibi is still a thing. The mobile-first, short-form streaming service is looking to debut a new genre-adjacent original this month withThe Fugitive. It's a remake of the 1993 Harrison Ford thriller about a man wrongly accused and on the run, only this time it stars Kiefer Sutherland and Boyd Holbrook. The show is set to kick off at some point in June. The service is also streaming some other genre-ish projects that dropped in recent months, such as 50 States of Fright, Most Dangerous Game, The Stranger and Survive.

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