The Best Movies and TV Coming to Amazon, Hulu, Max and More in September

Every month, streaming companies add films and TV exhibits to its library. Here are our picks for a few of September’s most promising new titles. (Note: Streaming companies sometimes change schedules with out giving discover. For extra suggestions on what to stream, join our Watching publication right here.)

New to Amazon Prime Video

‘The Wheel of Time’ Season 2
Started streaming: Sept. 1

Season 1 of this handsome-looking fantasy sequence launched among the main characters and ideas from the primary ebook of the novelist Robert Jordan’s hefty “The Wheel of Time” saga. Season 2 adapts elements of the second and third books — “The Great Hunt” and “The Dragon Reborn” — and continues transferring the items into place for the grand apocalyptic battle prophesied initially of the story. Rosamund Pike returns because the mystic Moiraine, who helps a bunch of younger folks escape the shadowy forces pursuing them. Josha Stradowski performs Rand al’Thor, who could also be his land’s final finest hope to face up towards the Dark One and his minions — or could be the one to usher in a brand new age of chaos.

‘Neighbours: A New Chapter’ Season 1
Starts streaming: Sept. 18

The unique run of the cleaning soap opera “Neighbours” started in 1985 and concluded in 2022 after 38 seasons and almost 9,000 22-minute episodes. During that point, the present’s melodramatic tales of suburban Melbourne life had been seen around the globe and launched viewers to future stars like Natalie Imbruglia, Kylie Minogue, Radha Mitchell, Guy Pearce and Margot Robbie. Now Amazon Studios and Fremantle Australia are bringing the sequence again, together with among the previous solid (together with Pearce), who be part of an array of latest characters. Plans are to run 200 episodes a 12 months for the following two years on Amazon’s ad-supported, free-to-stream Freevee service, the place viewers may also watch the older episodes, giving Americans an opportunity to immerse themselves in these Australians’ amorous affairs and private crises.

‘Gen V’ Season 1
Starts streaming: Sept. 29

A derivative of the adults-only superhero satire “The Boys,” this action-dramedy sequence is about at a particular faculty for younger crime fighters, the place the scholars interact in the identical sorts of cliques, rivalries and romances that occur in any regular faculty however with the fixed risk that tremendous powers make each battle extra harmful. A number of of the grownup characters from “The Boys” will drop in on the brand new present (which has a artistic group drawn from a few of that present’s writers and producers); however the focus right here is on the children, who’ve quite a bit in frequent with traditional comedian ebook tremendous groups just like the X-Men and the Teen Titans. Expect loads of irreverence and darkish humor, together with some sly takedowns of acquainted superhero mythology.

Also arriving:

Sept. 1
“God. Family. Football.”

Sept. 5
“One Shot: Overtime Elite”

Sept. 8
“Sitting in Bars with Cake”

Sept. 12
“Kelce”

Sept. 15
“A Million Miles Away”

“Wilderness” Season 1

“Written in the Stars” Season 1

Sept. 22
“Cassandro”

Sept. 22
“The Fake Sheikh”

New to AMC+

‘The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon’ Season 1
Starts streaming: Sept. 10

Like “The Walking Dead: Dead City” earlier this 12 months, the most recent entry within the long-running, ever-expanding “Walking Dead” franchise takes one of the crucial standard characters from the present’s unique run and plops him in one other a part of the world. Norman Reedus reprises his function as Daryl Dixon, a gifted marksman and tracker who needed to overcome his loner tendencies to develop into a significant a part of an embattled postapocalyptic group within the American southeast. In this new sequence, Daryl takes his skills to France, the place he allies with a tricky nun (Clémence Poésy) who exhibits him the distinctive ways in which continental Europe dealt with the zombie outbreak and helps him to determine who he can belief.

Also arriving:

Sept. 1
“Perpetrator”

Sept. 8
“Blood Flower”

Sept. 10
“Ride With Norman Reedus” Season 6

Sept. 15
“Elevator Game”

Sept. 20
“Thick Skin”

Sept. 22
“The Angry Black Girl and Her Mother”

Sept. 29
“Nightmare”

New to Apple TV+

‘The Changeling’
Starts streaming: Sept. 8

Like the Victor LaValle novel that impressed it, the supernatural horror sequence “The Changeling” combines on a regular basis drama with terrifying nightmares, in a narrative that sprawls throughout a number of generations. LaKeith Stanfield performs Apollo, a shy ebook seller who’s haunted by reminiscences of the daddy he barely knew. He can also be interested in a vibrant however eccentric lady named Emmy (Clark Backo), whom he ultimately marries. The present’s creator and author, Kelly Marcel, shifts the narrative focus freely amongst completely different characters and completely different eras, as a disaster with Emmy and their new child youngster drives Apollo to confront his troubled household historical past. In doing so, he finds that his previous is shrouded within the type of wondrous darkness frequent to fairy tales, and he’s challenged to untangle fantasy from truth in an enchanted model of New York City.

‘The Morning Show’ Season 3
Starts streaming: Sept. 13

One of Apple TV+’s flagship sequence returns for a 3rd season of punchy boardroom drama, set within the trendy TV news enterprise. The present remains to be powered by its two charismatic leads: Jennifer Aniston because the veteran morning present anchor Alex Levy and Reese Witherspoon as Bradley Jackson, a feisty laborious news reporter who has develop into Alex’s co-host. Billy Crudup and Mark Duplass play two of the behind-the-camera bosses who typically make morally questionable selections. This season they’re joined by Jon Hamm as a cocky tech billionaire who would possibly find a way enhance their community’s cash-flow. Although “The Morning Show” began as a ripped-from-the-headlines take a look at how the #MeToo period has upended the male-dominated media, the sequence has since opened to embody different hot-button modern points, which in Season 3 embrace cyberattacks and company blackmail.

Also arriving:

Sept. 20
“The Super Models”

Sept. 22
“Still Up”

Sept. 29
“Flora and Son”

New to Hulu

‘The Other Black Girl’ Season 1
Starts streaming: Sept. 13

Part wry social commentary and half intense mystery-thriller, “The Other Black Girl” examines the racial and gender dynamics of the New York publishing business. Sinclair Daniel performs Nella, an aspiring assistant editor who befriends Hazel (Ashleigh Murray), her publishing home’s newest rent and the one different Black particular person in her division. When Hazel’s collegial recommendation begins derailing Nella’s profession — across the identical time that Nella begins experiencing some unnerving paranormal exercise across the workplace — she begins wanting into her new good friend’s previous and the historical past of their employers. Adapted from a best-selling Zakiya Dalila Harris novel, this present finds the humor and the nervousness inherent within the lifetime of a girl who’s struggling to face out in a tricky enterprise with out shedding her id.

Also arriving:

Sept. 6
“Never Let Him Go”

Sept. 13
“Welcome to Wrexham” Season 2

Sept. 14
“Dragons: The Nine Realms” Season 7

Sept. 20
“American Horror Story: Delicate” Part 1

Sept. 22
“No One Will Save You”

Sept. 27
“Love in Fairhope” Season 1

New to Max

‘Starstruck’ Season 3
Starts streaming: Sept. 28

This charming romantic comedy is likely one of the streaming period’s hidden gems, and it’s ripe for discovery now that the autumn TV schedule has been thinned out by the actors’ and writers’ strikes. Through its first two seasons, “Starstruck” adopted the unlikely on-again/off-again love affair between Jessie (Rose Matafeo), a younger New Zealander struggling to make ends meet in London, and Tom (Nikesh Patel), an A-list film star who’s smitten along with her. Season 3 has the couple going their separate methods however nonetheless ceaselessly and awkwardly crossing paths. The present’s brief, breezy episodes seize how the “getting to know you” part of romance might be equal elements thrilling and troublesome, particularly when one of many folks concerned is wealthy and well-known.

Also arriving:

Sept. 2
“The Venture Bros.: Radiant Is the Blood of the Baboon Heart”

Sept. 13
“Donyale Luna: Supermodel”

Sept. 21
“Young Love” Season 1

New to Paramount+ With Showtime

‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’ Season 4

Starts streaming: Sept. 7

“Star Trek” followers who’re nonetheless buzzing from the wonderful, not too long ago accomplished second season of “Strange New Worlds” ought to roll these heat emotions over to the fourth season of the animated “Lower Decks,” which has established its place as the most effective of the fashionable “Star Trek” exhibits. Like “Strange New Worlds,” “Lower Decks” balances old style “interstellar adventure of the week” tales with concerned subplots and wealthy character improvement. This cute-looking cartoon is basically comedian — following the goofy mishaps of a bunch of Starfleet’s least very important workers — however its writers and animators respect the franchise’s lore sufficient to ship cleverly plotted, action-packed episodes, season after season.

Also arriving:

Sept. 8
“Dreaming Whilst Black”

Sept. 12
“Football Must Go On”

Sept. 17
“The Gold”

Sept. 18
“Superpower”

Sept. 22
“Deadlocked: How America Shaped the Supreme Court”

Sept. 26
“72 Seconds”

New to Peacock

‘The Continental: From the World of John Wick’
Starts streaming: Sept. 22

Fans of the primary “John Wick” film will at all times bear in mind the second when its weary hit man hero walked into a wierd, assassin-friendly resort referred to as the Continental and was reminded of its arcane codes of conduct. Suddenly a film that had beforehand appeared like a low-stakes underworld revenge thriller opened up into one thing extra fantastical and globe spanning, with a dense mythology. The TV mini-series “The Continental: From the World of John Wick” is about within the Nineteen Seventies and stars Mel Gibson as Cormac, the resort’s New York supervisor at the moment. Colin Woodell performs a younger model of the franchise’s Winston Scott, who’s tasked by Cormac to resolve a household drawback that will threaten the viability of this tremendous secret legal hideaway.

Also arriving:

Sept. 4
“Chucky” Season 2

Sept. 28
“Dino Pops” Season 1