Summer is whizzing by at a fast rate but there’s always time to catch up on some good TV and films – and Paramount+ is making sure you’ve got everything you need.

Whether it’s an apocalyptic action-comedy like Twisted Metal, a hard-to-turn-away-from reality show like Dating Naked UK, or an iconic film franchise like The Hunger Games, there is something for everyone this August on their service.

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Here’s what is available for you to watch on Paramount+ this month…

Release Date: August 1st (first three episodes), then weekly

After the big revelations in the season one finale, John (Anthony Mackie) and Quiet (Stephanie Beatriz) are forced to enter the sinister demolition derby tournament known as Twisted Metal for Raven (Neve Campbell).

Run by the mysterious Calypso, John and Quiet have to think on their feet (wheels?) as they face deadly opponents - including maniacal clown Sweet Tooth - and achieve the grand prize. But things get complicated for John when he discovers one of his fellow competitors is his sister, Dollface.

Release Date: All Films August 1st

Set in a dystopian future, the world of Panem is ruled by a Capital that forces its 12 districts to sacrifice two teenagers a year to enter the Hunger Games – a to-the-death tournament televised for the whole nation to see.

When Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence), opts to volunteer herself in place of her little sister, Prim, she accidentally finds herself in the middle of a revolution.

With the help of fellow tribute Peeta Mellark (Josh Hutcherson), mentor Haymitch Abernathy (Woody Harrelson) and escort Effie Trinket (Elizabeth Banks), Katniss plans to leave a permanent mark on the games, becoming a status symbol to take down the Capital and the Hunger Games for good, much to the annoyance of zealous leader President Snow (Donald Sutherland).

All four of the original Hunger Games movies – Hunger Games, Catching Fire and Mockingjay Parts One and Two – will be dropping at the same time so you can catch it all.

Release Date: August 7th

Based on true events, 5th September follows what happened when, during the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany, a hostage situation broke out in the Olympic Village.

With militant group Black September holding the Israeli athletes hostage and demanding the release of Palestinian prisoners, the ABC News sports crew from America make it their mission to cover the ongoing situation at any cost.

Soon the team’s journalistic ethics and personal morals are put on the line as they navigate live coverage of the hostage situation, with differing reports, negotiations failing, and an unprepared police force fumbling in their efforts.

Release Date: August 13th

In this sprightly gang’s latest adventure, Tracker and Carlos find themselves going through a cave to something they’ve never seen before – a jungle!

Filled with mysteries, the pair discover a host of animals from elephants to crocodiles, but there's no time to sniff around as danger lurks around every corner.

With their friends in peril, Ryder and the rest of the PAW Patrol gang come to the rescue in a way only they can!

Release Date: August 14th

When broken-hearted Ally is paired up with Jay for an advertising campaign for Valentine’s Day, the pair end up fighting for their lives when they are mistaken for a couple by the mysterious Heart Eyes serial killer.

The Heart Eyes Killer only emerges on Valentine’s Day and kills loved-up couples – but Ally and Jay aren’t a couple... and now need to convince the killer they’re not before they become his next victims.

The only problem is, love can be found in the strangest places, and as the duo run from a murderer they soon find themselves falling for each other in the process.

Release Date: August 15th

Based on the 2017 Thai video game, Rebirth: Home Sweet Home follows Jake, a cop whose trip to visit his wife Prang’s family in Bangkok, Thailand, turns deadly when all hell breaks loose: literally.

Thrown into an alternative realm known as “The Hindrance” in the middle of a deadly mall shooting that sees hundreds become possessed, Jake needs to find a way to return to his wife and daughter, whom he separated from in the fray.

Getting the help of a monk, Jake needs to stop occultist Mek from fully opening the gates of Hell before it’s too late.

Release Date: August 29th, then two episodes weekly

Rylan Clark is back with a new bunch of singletons willing to literally bare all in the name of finding The One. Stripping back everything to the essentials, 10 new hopefuls leave their clothes at the door as they experience dating au naturale.

Prepare for some jaw-dropping moments and don’t watch with your nan…

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