What’s Releasing on HBO Max and Hulu in July 2022: Pretty Little Liars Original Sin, The Princess and More

What’s releasing on HBO Max and Hulu in July 2022 you ask? Well, some exciting new titles that are a mix of crime, thriller, romance and drama. These two streaming platforms have always been the ones to bring quality content to their subscribers, unlike some other OTT giants who thrive on quantity instead of quality. It is always safe to fall back on these two homies OTT platforms and we are yet again excited to know what it has in store for us.

So grab your notes and mark your dates as we breeze through the list down below to know what is releasing when on HBO Max and Hulu in the month of July 2022!

What’s Releasing on HBO Max and Hulu in July 2022?

July 1

How to Screw It All Up (AKA Cómo mandarlo todo a la mierda)– HBO Max

The Princess– Hulu

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July 6

Maggie– Hulu

July 7

Miss S– HBO Max

The Visitors– HBO Max

July 8

Generation Gap– Hulu

Press Your Luck Season 4– Hulu

July 10

The Anarchists– HBO Max

July 11

The $100,000 Pyramid Season 6– Hulu

Celebrity Family Feud Season 8– Hulu

The Final Straw– Hulu

Who Do You Think You Are?– Hulu

July 12

Claim to Fame– Hulu

The Bachelorette Season 19– Hulu

Edge of the Earth– HBO Max

July 14

FBoy Island Season 2– HBO Max

Everything’s Trash– Hulu

July 15

Kung Fu Season 2– HBO Max

The Rehearsal– HBO Max

July 17

Rat in the Kitchen– HBO Max

July 19

Aftershock- Hulu

July 21

Almost Fly– HBO Max

Rap Sh!t– HBO Max

The Last Movie Stars– HBO Max

American Horror Stories Season 2– Hulu

Grown-ish Season 5- Hulu

July 23

Walker Season 2– HBO Max

July 27

We Met in a Virtual Reality– HBO Max

July 28

Citizen Ashe– HBO Max

Love Monster Season 3– HBO Max

Pretty Little Liars Original Sin– HBO Max

Wellington Paranormal Season 4– HBO Max

July 29

Superman & Lois Season 2– HBO Max

Not Okay– Hulu

*The list of HBO Max and Hulu releases in July 2022 will be updated as and when more releases are announced*

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Manjima Das
Manjima Das
Manjima Das has a writing experience of over 3 years, covering entertainment, fashion, lifestyle as well as community work. She has majored in Psychology with secondary specialization in gender studies and literature.

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