Several new films are now available for audiences to rent or buy on digital platforms. Among the latest releases are Kane Parsons' directorial debut "Backrooms," Nate Bargatze's comedy "The Breadwinner," and the drag-themed disaster comedy "Stop! That! Train!"
"Backrooms," which garnered significant attention in 2026, is now accessible on demand. The film stars Chiwetel Ejiofor as a furniture store owner who stumbles upon a portal to a liminal space known as "the backrooms." Renate Reinsve plays his therapist, who becomes concerned and eventually enters the strange dimension herself. Mark Duplass, Lukita Maxwell, and Finn Bennett also feature in the movie, which became available on Tuesday.
"The Breadwinner," written by and starring Nate Bargatze, offers a modern take on the 1983 film "Mr. Mom." In this comedy, Bargatze and Mandy Moore play a married couple, Nate and Katie Wilcox, with three daughters. When Katie receives a lucrative offer for her invention on "Shark Tank" that requires extensive travel, Nate leaves his job to care for their children and manage the household, finding himself out of his depth.
"Stop! That! Train!" is described as a disaster comedy that includes appearances from cast members of "RuPaul's Drag Race" alongside actors such as Sarah Michelle Gellar, Lisa Rinna, and Charo. This film, along with others like "Unwrapping Christmas: Lily’s Destiny," "Unwrapping Christmas: Tina’s Miracle," "Unwrapping Christmas: Mia’s Prince," and "Unwrapping Christmas: Olivia’s Reunion," are available to purchase.
Films available to rent include "Backrooms," "The Breadwinner (2026)," "The Souffleur," "Anything That Moves," "Seoul Station," "Frankie, Maniac Woman," "The Currents," "The Bay (2026)," "The Python Hunt," "Garbage People: The Movie," "Surrender (2026)," "Sunset Strip Killers," "Tragic Villain," "The Driver (2026)," "In the Company of Wolves: An American Journey," "In a Cold Vein," "Kill Trip," "A Game of Double Standards," "Borderline (2026)," "Find Your Friends," and "Jinsei."
These titles are accessible through platforms such as Amazon Prime Video, iTunes, YouTube, and cable services, offering a range of new viewing options for subscribers throughout July 2026.