September TBW: 25 Most Anticipated Movies and TV Shows
Pumpkin spice, changing leaves, and sweater weather are here! Make your cozy September nights better with a new roster of movies and TV shows to watch.
The Varnell Hill Show
The Martin spin-off centers around smooth talk show host Varnell Hill (Tommy Davidson) as he fights to keep his show on the air despite modern expectations, ego, and a messy writing staff.
The Varnell Hill Show premieres September 1 on Paramount+.
Fall 2: Deadpoint
Grieving Shiloh’s death, Jax teams up with Shiloh’s friend Luce to take on another daring climb of Thailand’s Mount Kwan and attempt to survive when trapped at three thousand feet.
Fall 2: Deadpoint premieres September 2 in theaters.
Chad Powers Season 2
Glen Powell returns as the titular character as he deals with the fallout from his identity being exposed. With unlikely help, he must figure out how to balance his double life with higher stakes than ever before.
Chad Powers season 2 releases September 3 on Hulu.
Earle Meets World
Earle Meets World follows a look into the life of social media influencer Alix Earle with her growing business ventures and the chaos around her personal life.
Premiering September 4 on Netflix.
Onslaught
A former Army sniper must survive and protect her daughter when a rogue group of genetically engineered soldiers escape from a nearby military facility.
Onslaught debuts September 4 in theaters.
Parasomnia
When her best friend goes missing, Riley’s life becomes terrifying as a haunting paranormal entity from her sleep crosses over to the real world.
Parasomnia hits September 4 on Shudder.
Dang!
Dang! follows two messy siblings living in NYC whose day-to-day gets interrupted when their overachieving sister Ruthie blows up her life and stays with them.
Coming to Netflix on September 8.
The Paper Season 2
Crew Girl
After facing a family scandal, rowing prodigy Teagan (Miku Martineau) moves to an elite prep school, joins the boys’ varsity crew team, and experiences everything from a love triangle to sports rivalries.
Crew Girl premieres September 10 on Netflix.
Runner
A former soldier (Alan Ritchson) and his unlikely partner (Owen Wilson) endure a tumultuous battle against a ruthless cartel in order to successfully deliver an organ for a sick seven-year-old girl.
Runner comes to theaters on September 11.
The Uprising
The Uprising stars Andrew Garfield as the leader of the 1381 Peasants’ Revolt in England as he gathers an army of people against the King in a fight for justice.
Coming to theaters on September 11.
Practical Magic 2
The sequel to the original 1998 film takes place 25 years later. It follows the Owens family on a journey to finally break their family curse.
Practical Magic 2 releases September 11 in theaters.
Dancing With The Stars Season 35
A new slate of celebrities is about to hit the dance floor as season 35 of Dancing With The Stars returns to our screens! Former Love Island UK contestant Maura Higgins and Jimmy Kimmel’s sidekick Guillermo Rodriguez are among the few celebs confirmed, so stay tuned for the rest of the lineup being announced on September 2.
Hitting the ballroom live on September 15 on ABC and Disney+.
Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story
Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story comes as the fourth installment of the anthology series. This season will focus on Lizzie (Ella Beatty) being tried and acquitted of the 1892 axe murders of her father and stepmother.
Debuts September 17 on Netflix.
Resident Evil
Based on the popular video game franchise, the film centers around medical courier Bryan fighting to survive a viral outbreak of infected monsters in Raccoon City.
Resident Evil premieres September 18 in theaters.
Goody Goody
Expecting parents and their midwife are trapped in a raging blizzard, while labor complications increasingly build towards sinister events.
Goody Goody hits Shudder on September 18.
The Weight
This Depression-era drama stars Ethan Hawke and Russell Crowe working together by leading a crew of prisoners to smuggle a fortune of gold.
The Weight comes to theaters on September 18.
Best Of The Best
Two besties do everything they can to survive the high stakes of their competitive collegiate Bollywood dance team as they uphold a legacy.
Best Of The Best releases September 18 on Netflix.
The Love Hypothesis
A promising PhD candidate enters into a fake relationship with an intimidating professor, but they soon blur the lines between pretend and real feelings as time goes on.
The Love Hypothesis premieres September 23 on Prime Video.
A Different World
Serving as a revival of the 1987 series, A Different World takes on the life of Dwayne Wayne and Whitley Gilbert's rebellious daughter Deborah as she navigates making her own legacy at Hillman College.
Coming to Netflix on September 24.
Forgotten Island
High school besties Jo and Raissa unknowingly enter a portal to the magical island of Nakali where the memories of their friendship are at stake.
Forgotten Island comes to theaters on September 25.
Charlie Harper
Young lovers Charlie (Nick Robinson) and Harper (Emilia Jones) begin to build their life together in New Orleans, but grow divided as Harper focuses on her career and Charlie struggles to find his footing in life.
Charlie Harper releases September 25 in theaters.
Primetime
Starring Robert Pattinson, the film follows the rise of NBC’s controversial To Catch A Predator host Chris Hansen.
Primetime debuts September 25 in theaters.
Unabomber
Alternating between his time as a Harvard student and his prolonged manhunt, the film sets Jacob Tremblay as prolific domestic terrorist Ted Kaczynski aka the Unabomber.
Unabomber premieres September 25 on Netflix.
MTV Video Music Awards
Music’s biggest night is around the corner with the MTV Video Music Awards! Several pop icons have received multiple nods including Madonna, Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, Sabrina Carpenter, and more.
