Top New Movies and Shows to Stream This Week (Sept. 9-15)
This week brings a diverse selection of new movies and shows to streaming platforms like Netflix, HBO Max, Prime Video, and Hulu. From horror and rom-coms to documentaries and crime comedies, there's something for everyone to enjoy during September 9-15.
Highlights of the Week
Several notable titles are making their streaming debut. "Weapons," Zach Cregger's highly anticipated horror film, leads the pack, while new seasons of beloved shows and a revealing Charlie Sheen documentary round out a weekend of streaming entertainment.
New Movie and Show Releases
'Weapons' (PVOD)
Zach Cregger's "Weapons," a dark puzzle of a horror film, arrives on PVOD, following up on his acclaimed "Barbarian." The film employs a non-linear narrative structure and boasts an exceptional cast including Julia Garner, Josh Brolin, and Alden Ehrenreich. The hook centers on the mysterious disappearance of students.
Buy or rent on Amazon from September 9.
'Honey Don’t!' (PVOD)
Ethan Coen continues his "lesbian B-movie trilogy" with "Honey Don’t!" starring Margaret Qualley, Aubrey Plaza, Chris Evans, and Charlie Day. The neo-noir detective comedy follows a small-town investigator who uncovers secrets linked to a cult-like church.
Buy or rent on Amazon from September 9.
'When Fall is Coming' (Prime Video)
François Ozon's French drama, "When Fall Is Coming," boasting a near-perfect Rotten Tomatoes score, joins Prime Video. The film centers on Michelle (Hélène Vincent), a retiree whose summer plans are disrupted, leading her to find solace in an unexpected relationship.
Watch on Prime Video from September 10.
'The Wrong Paris' (Netflix)
Miranda Cosgrove stars in Netflix's "The Wrong Paris," a rom-com about finding love unexpectedly. Dawn (Cosgrove) enters a dating show to win a trip to Paris, France, only to find herself in Paris, Texas, where she starts to fall for the bachelor, Trey (Pierson Fodé).
Watch on Netflix from September 12.
'Warfare' (HBO Max)
"Warfare," co-directed by Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza, delivers an authentic look at modern combat during the Iraq War. The film follows a group of U.S. Navy SEALs in real-time as they face intense battles for survival.
Watch on HBO Max from September 12.
'I Don’t Understand You' (Hulu)
This dark comedy on Hulu sees a dream trip to Italy turn into a nightmare for a couple. Dom (Nick Kroll) and Cole (Andrew Rannells) accidentally kill a restaurant owner and must cover up their actions.
Watch on Hulu from September 12.
'Screamboat' (Peacock)
"Screamboat" puts a horror spin on Steamboat Willie, capitalizing on the character's entry into the public domain. Starring David Howard Thornton ("Terrifier"), this B-movie offers a novelty factor with a murderous take on a beloved character.
Watch on Peacock from September 12.
'Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale' (Theaters)
The Crawley family returns in "Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale." Mary faces scandal and the family deals with financial struggles.
Releases in theaters Sept. 12.
'Only Murders in the Building' Season 5 (Hulu)
Selena Gomez, Martin Short, and Steve Martin return as the beloved trio investigating another murder, this time of their doorman, which leads them into contact with the mafia and New York City's elite.
Watch the first three episodes on Hulu.
'aka Charlie Sheen' (Netflix)
A new Netflix documentary reveals Charlie Sheen's life in the scandals. Including with interviews with his ex-wives, Denise Richards and Brooke Mueller.
Watch on Netflix.
'The Girlfriend' (Prime Video)
Olivia Cooke meets her boyfriend's mom Laura (Robin Wright). This is a story where a rivalry begins, viewers will be eager to know who wins Daniel's affection.
Watch on Prime Video.
'Beauty in Black' season 2 (Netflix)
The new series of Tyler Perry's Beauty in Black is here with piping hot drama. A new leader has come to the Bellarie Family but the siblings or relatives don't let her power that easily.
Watch on Netflix.
'The History of Sound' (Theaters)
Starring Paul Mescal and Josh O'Connor, two star-crossed lovers struggling to reconcile their love for each other amid the time period they were brought up in.
Releases in theaters Sept. 12.
'The Long Walk' (Theaters)
The Long Walk tells the story of a keep walking or you die novel. Only a single walker may cross the finish line.
Releases in theaters Sept. 12.
'Men of War' (VOD)
Jen Gatien and Billy Corben present "Men of War". The documentary reveals Jordan Goudreau and the bonkers true story behind Operation Gideon.
'Mussolini: Son of the Century' (Mubi)
A historical epic directed by "Atonement" and "Darkest Hour" filmmaker Joe Wright. It depicts the early political career of Italian tyrant Benito Mussolini (Luca Marinelli).
Conclusion
With a diverse range of genres and platforms, this week offers a compelling lineup of new movies and shows to stream. Whether you're in the mood for horror, comedy, drama, or documentary, there's something to capture your attention and keep you entertained.
