OTT Top 10 — What's Trending on Streaming (15 July 2026)

Stay ahead of the curve with our updated streaming snapshots for 15 July 2026. Whether you’re craving a blockbuster comeback, a gripping thriller, or a dose of nostalgia, the top 10 lists across major platforms reveal fascinating movements and sudden superstars.

Netflix: New Blood and Nostalgia

Netflix’s chart feels like a high-wire drama this week. I Will Find You seizes the top spot, suggesting audiences are hungry for fresh crime-thrillers. A real standout is the return of Little House on the Prairie at #2—proof that classic comfort viewing can still dominate. Action fans are fueling Agent Kim Reactivated, while Avatar the Last Airbender maintains its enduring appeal at #4. The lower half is a mix of true-crime intrigue (The Polygamist) and franchise fuel (The Apartment Job).

Prime Video: Sci-Fi and Spectacle

Prime Video is leaning heavily into star power. Project Hail Mary rockets to #1, riding off of Ryan Gosling’s viral buzz. The chart has a distinctly international flavor, with Your Fault: London cracking the list and the long-awaited magic of Now You See Me: Now You Don’t pulling in viewers at #6. Nobody (Bob Odenkirk) rounds out the top 10, proving action-thrillers have serious legs on this platform.

Disney+: The House of Moana

Disney+ is essentially the Moana channel right now. Avatar: Fire and Ash is the only non-animated film to break the top three, but the real story is the dominance of Moana. Both the original and its sequel hold multiple slots, including a “A Special Look” entry. Toy Story 4 and Toy Story also prove that Pixar’s legacy is unshakeable, though Hoppers lands a solid third.

Apple TV+: Prestige Drama Wins

Apple’s top 10 reads like a best-of list for premium television. Silo remains the undisputed king, with Cape Fear (likely the new series) debuting strongly at #2. The consistent presence of Ted Lasso and Severance shows these shows are now evergreen favorites. Margo’s Got Money Troubles is a quiet breakout at #9, signaling Apple’s strength in offbeat dramedies.

Paramount+: The Dutton Dynasty

The Yellowstone universe remains an absolute fortress. Dutton Ranch and Yellowstone hold #1 and #2, with Tulsa King still drawing a crowd at #5. A surprising veteran is Sabrina, the Teenage Witch at #9, hinting at a nostalgic rewatch trend. From and MobLand suggest the platform is slowly building a stable of genre hits beyond the Taylor Sheridan empire.

#	Netflix	Prime Video	Disney+	Apple Tv	Paramount+
1	I Will Find You	Project Hail Mary	Avatar: Fire and Ash	Silo	Dutton Ranch
2	Little House on the Prairie	The Sheep Detectives	Ready or Not 2: Here I Come	Cape Fear	Yellowstone
3	Agent Kim Reactivated	Boulevard	Hoppers	Widow’s Bay	South Park
4	Avatar the Last Airbender	The Drama	Moana 2	Trying	The Agency
5	I’m Not Afraid	The Housemaid	Moana	Your Friends & Neighbors	Tulsa King
6	Worst Neighbor Ever	Now You See Me: Now You Don’t	Toy Story 4	Sugar	Criminal Minds
7	The Apartment Job	Your Fault: London	Moana	Ted Lasso	Marshals
8	Teach You a Lesson	Nuremberg	Toy Story	Severance	From
9	The Polygamist	Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan: Ghost War	Simpsley	Margo’s Got Money Troubles	Sabrina, the Teenage Witch
10	Valle salvaje	Nobody	Toy Story 5	Monarch: Legacy of Monsters	MobLand

Charts shift daily as new releases and word-of-mouth take hold. Which platform has your next watch?