Pride 2026: Your Guide to the LGBTQ+ TV & Films Streaming This Month

Pride content is here, it’s queer, get tuned into it! June brings us Pride Month, and with it, a parade of streaming titles celebrating queer and trans identities.

Though the struggle for LGBTQ+ equality in the United States has felt like two steps forward, three steps back lately — just read what the ACLU has to say about those challenges — TV creators and filmmakers are still bringing LGBTQ+ stories to screen. (Nevertheless, they’re persisting.) Below, see how streaming services are showcasing that work this June. Happy Pride, y’all!

Netflix

Netflix has a Celebrating Pride collection, including 2026 GLAAD Media Award winners Stranger Things, Queen of Coal, Wayward, and XO, Kitty. Other categories include Beyond the Binary, Love Out Loud, and Slaying On-Screen.

Also of note: Netflix recently started streaming the Canadian film You Can Live Forever and the Thai television series I’m the Most Beautiful Count and This Love Doesn’t Have Long Beans.

Prime Video

Similarly, Prime Video is encouraging subscribers to “let your pride shine” with its collection of LGBTQ content. In a press release, Amazon highlights the queer Henrik Ibsen reimagining Hedda, the college comedy Overcompensating, the YA adaptation Red, White & Royal Blue, and the devilish animated series Hazbin Hotel.

Plus, Prime Video just started streaming What It Feels Like for a Girl, a British drama about a young adult finding themselves after moving from a mining town to a big city in a story adapted from Paris Lees’ memoir of the same name.

Hulu

The Hulu Has Pride landing page, on the other hand, is relatively sparse. The offerings do include, however, recent titles like the documentary The World According to Allee Willis, the comedy special Bob the Drag Queen: This Is Wild, the comedy films Twinless and A Nice Indian Boy, and the drama films The History of Sound and In the Summers.

Hulu recently added the films 52 Tuesdays and Jimpa and the comedy special Rachel Scanlon: Gay Fantasy. Still to come are the films Never Change! (June 17) and Queens of the Dead (June 26).

Disney+

Disney+’s Pride collection includes its GLAAD Media Award contenders, including 2026 nominees Doctor Who, Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures, Goosebumps: The Vanishing, and The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder. Other categories in the collection include LGBTQ+ Talent, From LGBTQ+ Creators, and Multicultural Stories.

In a blog post, Disney+ is also bringing users’ attention to 16 “Pride Picks” to stream on the platform both fictional (Glee, Pose, The Owl House) and documentary (Growing Up, Mack Wrestles, Sally).

Peacock

A platform called Peacock better have a big Pride collection, and the NBCUniversal streamer doesn’t disappoint. Highlights of the batch, as celebrated in a Peacock blog post, include the Queer as Folk and Punky Brewster reboots, the musical comedy series Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist, the documentary Queer Planet, the rom-com film Bros, the documentary Every Body, and the drama film Of an Age.

And don’t forget: On Wednesday, June 17, at 9/8c, Peacock and Bravo will simulcast the 2026 Las Culturistas Culture Awards.

Apple TV

“LGBTQ+ life belongs on screen,” Apple TV rightly declares on its Celebrating Pride landing page as spotlights its own queer and trans-centric content, like the documentary Come See Me in the Good Light and the period drama series The Buccaneers, but also that of other streamers. And in addition to categories like Award-Winning Triumphs and Queer Stories From Queer Directors, Apple is also bringing its 2020 docuseries Visible: Out on Television back to the foreground.

New queer-inclusive content debuting on Apple TV this month includes the TV remake Cape Fear, which debuted on June 5.

HBO Max

As you might imagine, Heated Rivalry is front and center in HBO Max’s “LGBTQ+ Voices” collection. Other standouts from the Warner Bros. Discovery streamer include the HBO dramas The Last of Us and Euphoria, the HBO Max comedies Hacks and And Just Like That…, and the HBO documentaries The Stroll and Enigma.

Meanwhile, the kinky drama Pillion started streaming on HBO Max on June 5, the Polish TV series Proud is coming on June 12, and the documentary Bang My Box: The Robyn Byrd Story will close out Pride Month on June 30.

Paramount+

Riffing on its corporate logo, Paramount+ is serving A Mountain of Pride. In a sneak peek of the collection, the streamer recommends the seminal comedy-drama film Kinky Boots, the made-for-TV continuation Noah’s Arc: The Movie, the Elton John biopic Rocketman, the young queer romance film Three Months, the rom-com remake The Wedding Banquet, and the rom-com original Jenny’s Wedding.