'Clika' is headed to Netflix, with Orange County ties all through it

"Clika" is making the jump to Netflix. Juice Unlocked shared the news on March 22, 2026, calling the film, produced by Rancho Humilde's Jimmy Humilde, one of the biggest Raza films of the year.

A video in the post points to a March 31 Netflix date. In it, a man films himself pointing at a TV screen, repeats "March 31st" and celebrates. The post itself did not state a streaming date.

The OC connection

According to the post, the movie has real Orange County ties: Lalo The Giant, Clave Ali, Triple 7 Marketing and OC's own DJ J Valentino all make an appearance. The post did not say what roles they play.

“Perritos, guess who made it to Netflix?”

From theaters to streaming

The film's poster, shown in the post's video, carries the tagline "There are no shortcuts to living your dreams" and advertised the movie as exclusively in theaters starting Jan. 23. It shows a man in a black beanie behind the wheel of a dark car, with power lines in the background.

“I'm emotional inside.”

What the stills show

The post's photo slides show scenes from the movie: a group of men in heavy chains inside a dim club, a man in a light gray suit and jeweled glasses in a red-lit bar, a lit-up marquee sign that reads "G Star Records" and a man gripping a microphone under red light.

“Your boy made it to Netflix. Shout out to the whole team, Perritos.”

What’s next

The man in the post's video points to a March 31 Netflix release. Juice Unlocked did not independently confirm the streaming date.