HBO Max is expanding its film library this July with the addition of seven new movies, offering a diverse selection for subscribers.

This influx of new content provides viewers with a range of genres, from horror to dark comedy and documentary, enhancing the platform's appeal for summer streaming.

Among the notable additions is A24's "The Drama," a film praised for its dark comic tone and strong performances from Robert Pattinson and Zendaya.

It is described as a conversation piece that explores moral, romantic, and psychological pressures, culminating in an explosive third act.

Another significant title from A24 is Ari Aster’s "Hereditary," an influential horror film from the 2010s known for its intense atmosphere and strong imagery.

Subscribers can also look forward to Sam Raimi’s "Army of Darkness," a sequel to "Evil Dead 2" that blends horror with medieval comedy as Bruce Campbell’s Ash Williams battles skeletal hordes.

For horror fans, "Lee Cronin’s The Mummy" offers a uniquely unhinged take on the mummy genre, starring Jack Reynor and Laia Costa as parents dealing with their mummified daughter.

Stephen King fans will find "The Long Walk," an adaptation directed by Francis Lawrence, which features a contest where teenage boys must walk across the country without stopping, with dire consequences for those who fail.

The film is noted for its strong performances, particularly from Cooper Hoffman and David Jonsson.

Finally, Sofia Coppola’s documentary feature, "Marc by Sofia," provides an intimate look into the life of iconic fashion designer Marc Jacobs, marking Coppola's first venture into documentary filmmaking.