
Winona Ryder, Charlie Heaton and Millie Bobby Brown star in Netflix's new supernatural drama, "Stranger Things," which premieres in July. Here are a few other things that will be streaming that month...

"Marco Polo" Season 2: This original series follows the grand adventures of the 13th-century explorer. (Netflix)

"BoJack Horseman" Season 3: Will Arnett, Aaron Paul and Amy Sedaris lend their voices to this adult animated series. (Netflix)

"Between" Season 2 : "Turning legal" means death for those who live in the town at the center of this sci-fi series as a mysterious disease kills those over 21. (Netflix)

"Beverly Hills Cop": Eddie Murphy, left, with Lisa Eilbacher and Judge Reinhold, is a wisecracking Detroit cop in this classic fish-out-of-water tale from the '80s. (Netflix)

"Mean Girls": As if you wouldn't want to meet this now-legendary 2004 comedy starring, from left, Lindsay Lohan, Amanda Seyfried, Rachel McAdams and Lacey Chabert. (Netflix)

"Veep" Season 5: Julia Louis-Dreyfus and the White House gang are back in this HBO comedy. (iTunes)

"Hey Arnold! The Movie": This popular animated series hops to the big screen as fourth-grader Arnold takes on big business. (Netflix)

"Gladiator": Russell Crowe stars as a fallen Roman general seeking revenge for his murdered family in this 2000 film. (Netflix)

"Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" : Jane Russell and Marilyn Monroe star in this 1953 classic. (Netflix)

"By the People: The Election of Barack Obama": What better time than an election year to watch this documentary about Obama's path to the highest office in the land? (Netflix)

"Degrassi: Next Class" Season 2 : High school was never so drama-filled as in this popular teen series. (Netflix)

"Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru" : A film team embedded with strategist and inspirational speaker Tony Robbins for this documentary. (Netflix)

"Beavis and Butt-head Do America": The world's dumbest duo travel cross-country in search of their TV in this big-screen adventure. (Netflix)

"Back to the Future" : Go back in time with Christopher Lloyd and Michael J. Fox in this '80s smash hit. (Netflix)

"Hannibal" Season 3 : This now-canceled series is bloody fun for fans of this drama about a forensic psychiatrist who is destined for criminal infamy." (Amazon Prime)

"Vikings" Season 4 : History has never been so exciting as in this Nordic drama adventure. (Amazon Prime)

"Clear and Present Danger": Harrison Ford plays CIA operative Jack Ryan again in this action film based on a Tom Clancy thriller. (Amazon Prime and Hulu)

"Kill Bill" Volumes 1 & 2 : She's bad and she doesn't mind spilling blood. Uma Thurman plays The Bride, who spends both of these Quentin Tarantino movies intent on getting revenge. (Hulu)

"Escape From Alcatraz": Clint Eastwood turns in a great performance in this tense 1979 prison-break drama. (Amazon Prime, Hulu)

"Flashdance" : What a feeling! Relive the '80s with this tale of an aspiring dancer eager to leave her blue-collar job for a shot at her dream. (Amazon Prime, Hulu)

"Mommie Dearest": Faye Dunaway set the standard for bad mothers with her portrayal of actress Joan Crawford, based on a memoir of the same name by Crawford's adopted daughter, Christina. (Amazon Prime, Hulu)

"Jericho": Jessica Raine stars in this historical piece as Annie Quaintain, a recently widowed mother forced to sell her house and possessions to pay off her late husband's debts. (Acorn TV)

"Pulp Fiction": This twisty Quentin Tarantino drama from 1994 was a comeback vehicle for John Travolta and gave Samuel L. Jackson one of his most iconic roles. (Amazon Prime)

"Reservoir Dogs": Speaking of Tarantino, this crime thriller about a gang of colorfully named criminals is what first put him on the map. (Amazon Prime)

"Scary Movie": This 2000 parody of horror films launched a funny franchise. (Amazon Prime)

"The Shining": Jack Nicholson scared fans as a writer who loses it when he and his family take a job as caretakers of a remote, creepy hotel in the dead of winter. (Amazon Prime)

"The Hunt for Red October": Sean Connery stars as a Russian submarine captain struggling to prevent a nuclear disaster with the help of CIA Analyst Jack Ryan, played this time by Alec Baldwin. (Amazon Prime, Hulu)

"Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan": The USS Enterprise must tangle with one of its deadliest adversaries ever in this blockbuster sequel. (Amazon Prime, Hulu)

"40 Days and 40 Nights": Josh Hartnett and Shannyn Sossamon star in this romantic comedy about a young man who tries to abstain from sex during Lent. (Hulu)

"The Aviator": Leonardo DiCaprio is real-life mogul Howard Hughes and Gwen Stefani plays actress Jean Harlow in this saga of Hollywood, aviation and mental illness. (Hulu)

"The Other Woman": Leslie Mann, Cameron Diaz and Kate Upton star in this comedy about a group of women who discover they are all seeing the same man. (Hulu)

"Out of Time": Denzel Washington, left, is a Florida police chief who is racing to solve a double homicide. (Amazon Prime, Hulu)

"Deadliest Catch" Season 11: Life isn't easy aboard fishing vessels in bitterly cold Alaska. This Discovery reality series captures all of the chills and perils. (Hulu)

"My Big Fat Fabulous Life" Seasons 1-2 : Whitney Thore was a dancer when polycystic ovarian syndrome caused her to gain 200 lbs. But that hasn't stopped her from loving life and continuing to dance in this docuseries. (Hulu)

"MythBusters" Season 17: Is it real or not? The fellows at "Mythbusters" will break it down for you as they seek to debunk and enlighten. (Hulu)

"RuPaul's Drag Race" Season 8: Sure, the contestants are great, but RuPaul really makes this fierce reality competition shine. (Hulu)

"Blue Bloods" Season 6: The Reagans are a family of cops with plenty of drama to spare in this CBS series. (Hulu)

"Winter/The Killing Field": Rebecca Gibney stars as Detective Eve Winter in this gripping Australian murder mystery series. (Acorn TV)

"Duck Dynasty" Season 10: The Robertson family is back and this season's reality show will include everything from a surprise proposal to some legal drama. (iTunes)

