Apple TV kicks off June with a mix of ongoing dramas and a new marquee horror‑thriller. Cape Fear officially arrives June 5, reimagining the 1991 remake that Scorsese directed and Spielberg produced. Amy Adams and Patrick Wilson play a married legal team haunted by Javier Bardem’s vengeful Max Cady, promising a tense, cinematic binge for subscribers.

June also sees the return of two family‑friendly and neo‑noir titles. Colin Farrell leads Sugar season 2 on June 19, chasing a missing heiress while unearthing Hollywood secrets. Meanwhile, Camp Snoopy returns June 26 for a second summer at Camp Spring Lake, delivering slap‑stick adventure for kids. Apple may slip the delayed Jessica Chastain thriller *The Savant* into the month, a move reminiscent of its last‑minute schedule tweaks.

Subscribers can stream the full slate for $12.99 a month, or access it cheaper via the Apple One bundle. With only three premieres scheduled, June marks one of the thinnest lineups in Apple TV’s recent history, suggesting the service is prioritizing high‑profile events over volume. Viewers will have at least six new episodes and two fresh seasons to watch this month.