September 2024 is shaping up to be an exciting month for TV and streaming enthusiasts, with a diverse lineup of new shows and films to look forward to.
From the highly anticipated Marvel series “Agatha All Along” to the true crime drama “American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez,” there’s something for everyone.
Here are some of the most notable titles coming out this September:
TV Shows
- Agatha All Along: S1 (Disney+) – Kathryn Hahn reprises her role as Agatha Harkness in this WandaVision spinoff, which follows her journey to reclaim her lost magical powers.
- American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez (FX) – The first season of this anthology series re-examines the story of Aaron Hernandez, the former New England Patriots player who was convicted of murder.
- Bob’s Burgers: S15 (FOX) – The beloved animated series returns for its 15th season.
- Colin from Accounts: S2 (Hulu) – The second season of this comedy series.
- Emily in Paris: S4 (Netflix) – Lily Collins stars in the fourth season of this popular romantic comedy.
- Frasier: S2 (Paramount+) – The revival of the classic sitcom continues with its second season.
- From: S3 (Epix) – The sci-fi horror series returns for a third season.
- Grotesquerie: S1 (FX) – A new anthology series exploring the dark and twisted side of human nature.
- Krapopolis: S2 (FOX) – The second season of Dan Harmon’s animated series set in ancient Greece.
- Slow Horses: S4 (Apple TV+) – The spy thriller series based on Mick Herron’s novels returns for a fourth season.
- Tell Me Lies: S2 (Hulu) – The second season of this drama series about a toxic relationship.
- Tulsa King: S2 (Paramount+) – Sylvester Stallone stars in the second season of this crime drama.
Limited Series
- Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist (Hulu) – A limited series about a high-stakes boxing match and a daring heist.
- Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story (ABC) – A limited series exploring the infamous Menendez brothers case.
- A Very Royal Scandal (Starz) – A limited series about a royal scandal.
Films
- Apartment 7A (Paramount Pictures) – A horror film about a woman who moves into a cursed apartment.
- Azrael (Netflix) – A supernatural thriller about a man who discovers he has the power to see and communicate with angels.
- Bagman (Amazon Prime Video) – A crime drama about a small-town lawyer who gets caught up in a dangerous world of drug trafficking.
- Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (Warner Bros. Pictures) – A sequel to the 1988 cult classic, with Michael Keaton reprising his role as the mischievous ghost.
- A Different Man (A24) – A psychological thriller about a man who undergoes facial reconstruction surgery to look like his idol.
- The Front Room (Lionsgate) – A horror film about a family who moves into a haunted house.
- His Three Daughters (Focus Features) – A period drama about a man who raises his three daughters after the death of his wife.
- Jung Kook: I Am Still (BTS Entertainment) – A documentary about BTS member Jung Kook.
- The Killer’s Game (Universal Pictures) – An action thriller about a retired hitman who gets pulled back into the game.
- Lee (Sony Pictures) – A biopic about fashion icon Lee Alexander McQueen.
- Megalopolis (Paramount Pictures) – A sci-fi epic from Francis Ford Coppola about a utopian city in the future.
- My Old Ass (A24) – A dark comedy about a man who discovers he has an old person’s brain in a young person’s body.
- Never Let Go (Lionsgate) – A thriller about a mother who will stop at nothing to find her kidnapped son.
- Rebel Ridge (Netflix) – A thriller about a man who gets caught up in a deadly game of cat and mouse.
- Speak No Evil (Shudder) – A horror film about a family who befriends a mysterious couple while on vacation.
- Transformers One (Paramount Pictures) – The first film in a new Transformers trilogy.
- The Wild Robot (Apple TV+) – A family film about a robot who befriends a young girl.
- Wolfs (Apple TV+) – An action comedy film where rival fixers must collaborate to manage the fallout from a high-profile incident in New York City
With such a diverse and exciting lineup of new shows and films, September 2024 promises to be a month filled with great entertainment for all tastes and preferences.
