Coming to Netflix Instant Streaming September 2018

A tentative list of film and TV titles that will start streaming on Netflix Instant sometime during September 2018.  This list will continue to be edited as needed as more information is learned:

NOTE:  Official September list comes out on August 22nd (tomorrow)!

Now Streaming:

MOVIES:

September 1:

The 6th Day (2000):  A helicopter pilot on a murderous tycoon's hit list escapes, but learns a shocking secret.  Forgettable; with Arnold Schwarzenegger.

10,000 BC (2008):  Mammoth hunter takes on the difficult task of saving his woman from a vicious warlord while saving his village's people; with Steven Strait.

Another Cinderella Story (2008):  A teen pop sensation sets out to find an enchanting mystery girl he first saw at a masquerade ball; with Selena Gomez.

The Ant Bully (2006):  A 10 year old boy fed up with being bullied decides to take things out on an anthill until he's shrunk to their size; with voices of Nicolas Cage and Julia Roberts.

Assassins (1995):  An aging assassin agrees on one more assignment while dealing with an upstart rival eager to wipe him out.  Decent; with Sylvester Stallone and Antonio Banderas.

August Rush (2007):  An enchanting one night stand does not end happily ever after as circumstances split the couple and their child is raised by a stranger; with Freddie Highmore.

Barca Dreams (2015):  The histories and highlights of a beloved and successful soccer team known as FC Barcelona is the focus of this documentary.

A Beautiful Mind (2001):  Biography of famed economist John Nash who overcame mental illness to have his theories spread out globally.  Pretty good; with Russell Crowe and Jennifer Connelly.

Borderline Murder (2011):  A law student investigating her sister's death stumbles onto an illegal network of plastic surgery centers; with Brooke Burns.

The Breakfast Club (1985):  Five students unexpectedly bond over a Saturday detention; with Emilio Estevez and Molly Ringwald.

Brick (2005):  A high school loner investigates his fellow students for a murderer after his secret crush
is found killed; with Joseph Gordon-Levitt.

Bruce Almighty (2003):  TV news reporter is given the gift of ultimate power after he angrily ridicules God, but can he do better.  Fairly good; with Jim Carrey and Morgan Freeman.

Carbon (2017):  On the verge of losing his business, an entrepreneur launches a carbon tax scam that throws his life for a curve; with Benoit Magimel.

The Cider House Rules (1999):  A physician's protege runs off to see the world, but reality soon crashes on his idealism and morality.  Solid; with Tobey Maguire and Michael Caine.

Delirium (2018):  Man with mental issues moves into his late parents' mansion and finds a change of address hasn't changed his problems; with Topher Grace.

Doom (2005):  A special ops squad investigating a distress signal from a distant planet makes a disturbing discovery; with Dwayne Johnson and Karl Urban.

Fair Game (2010):  Valerie Plame finds her life and career in jeopardy when she's outed as a CIA operative by a vengeful government; with Naomi Watts.

The Free World (2016):  Man adjusting to life after bars following a false imprisonment places it all on the line for a woman trapped in an abusive marriage; with Boyd Holbrook.

Garbage (2018):  The lives of an online troll and a woman reeling from being exposed on a sex tape become dangerously intertwined in this thriller; with Tanmay Dhanania.

Groundhog Day (1993):  Sent to Pennsylvania to cover a groundhog in February, a snarky weatherman finds he's reliving the same day over and over again.  Hilarious; with Bill Murray.

Happily N'Ever After (2006):  Young Ella leads the charge to stop her evil stepmother from taking over Fairy Tale Land; with Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr.

Happily N'Ever After 2: Snow White (2009):  It's Snow White to the rescue when she learns her father's new fiancee is a witch; with voice of GK Bowes.

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (2005):  Arthur survives the imminent destruction of Earth by hitching a ride on a passing spacecraft.  Pretty good; with Martin Freeman and Mos Def.

Hope Aur Hum (2018):  Multi-generational household deals with daily life, relationships, and clashes of mindsets in this drama; with Naseeruddin Shah.

The Keeping Hours (2017):  A divorced couple learns that years after they lost their child that his ghost still haunts their former home; with Lee Pace and Carrie Coon.

King Kong (2005):  A group of filmmakers tag along with a group of adventurous explorers in search of a giant gorilla on Skull Island; with Naomi Watts and Adrien Brody.

Kuch Bheege Alfaaz (2018):  Two strangers connect over an unexpected connection online, but they share another unknowing bond; with Geetanjali Thapa.

Lego DC Super Hero Girls: Brain Drain (2017):  Three super hero classmates find themselves expelled over activities that they can't recall over a 24 hour period; with voice of Tara Strong.

Lego DC Super Hero Girls: Super Villain High (2018):  The super hero girls must stop a supervillain from recruiting their classmates for evil missions; with voice of Yvette Nicole Brown.

Lost in Space (1998):  Danger, Will Robinson!  The Robinson family (plus a stowaway) launch into space to colonize a habitable planet (and solve family issues).  Dull; with William Hurt.

Love and Shukla (2017):  A sexually inexperienced rickshaw driver tries to build intimacy with his new wife in their crowded quarters; with Saharsh Kumar Shukla.

Martian Child (2007):  Recently widowed science fiction writer adopts a six year old boy who claims to be from Mars; with John Cusack.

Mini Force: New Heroes Rise (2018):  In this prequel to the series, a task force of elite rangers take on a Lizard Army to save Earth.

Murder Party (2007):  Mild mannered office drone unexpectedly finds an invitation to a shindig that takes a disturbing turn; with Macon Blair and Alex Barnett.

Nacho Libre (2006):  Mild mannered chef vows to save an orphanage where he works so secretly he dons a mask and suits up as a lucha libre pro wrestler; with Jack Black.

Once Again (2018):  A widowed restaurant owner and a lonely film actor bond over daily phone conversations and decide to meet in person; with Shefali Shah.

Pearl Harbor (2001):  The friendship between two pilots is tested by a love triangle and an unexpected attack during World War 2.  OK; with Ben Affleck, Kate Beckinsale and Josh Hartnett.

Pee Mak (2013):  Mak's friends try to protect him, but his recently deceased wife Nak won't take death for an answer in her pursuit of true love; with Mario Maurer.

The Perfect Day (2018):  French soccer fans, celebrities, and athletes retrace the events of July 12, 1998 as France won the World Cup in this documentary.

The Promise (2017):  Two teens make a suicide pact after their families become victimized by the 1997 financial crisis, but one of them doesn't follow through; with Bee Namthip.

The River Wild (1994):  A fugitive and his crew kidnap a river rafting guide and her family to lead them down a treacherous river; with Meryl Streep and Kevin Bacon.

Scarface (1983):  Cuban immigrant Tony Montana becomes a Miami drug kingpin who unfortunately gets high on his own supply; with Al Pacino and Michelle Pfeiffer.

Searching for Sugar Man (2012):  Two fans make a desperate search for a Detroit singer-songwriter who disappeared after his albums failed to sell in this documentary.

Solo Con Tu Pareja (1991):  A yuppie playboy seeks a quick death after being diagnosed with AIDS by a nurse with an ax to grind with him; with Luis de Icaza.

Sparring (2017):  A middle aged boxer becomes a champion's sparring partner while seeking out a way to close out his career with a win; with Mathieu Kassovitz.

Spider-Man 3 (2007):  Spider-Man deals with the downside of fame while facing off against a new group of villains; with Tobey Maguire and Thomas Haden Church.

Stephanie (2017):  Menacing unseen force stalks a young girl living by herself in a suburban house where she's surrounded by reminders of her once-happy family; with Shree Cooks.

Summer Catch (2001):  Working class lad joins up with college players in the hopes of getting a Major League contract; with Freddie Prinze Jr. and Matthew Lillard.

The Sweetheart (2018):  While recovering from a car accident, Jane starts to be suspicious of her mother's charming new boyfriend; with Jessalyn Gilsig.

Sydney White (2007):  Disenchanted college freshman dumps her snobbish sorority for seven social outcasts; with Amanda Bynes.

Terrifier (2017):  A merciless clown stalks and murders the attenders of a Halloween party held inside a dilapidated apartment building; with Jenna Kanell.

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning (2006):  Two would be Vietnam soldiers crash their jeep while going out for a final joyride.  Terrible; with Jordana Brewster.

Two Weeks Notice (2002):  The executive assistant of a millionaire real estate developer decides to quit after a year of working for him; with Hugh Grant and Sandra Bullock.

Unforgiven (1992):  Reluctant gunfighter reluctantly takes on one final assignment while breaking in a brash young partner.  Good; with Clint Eastwood and Gene Hackman.

September 2:

The Emperor's New Groove (2000):  A South American emperor learns humbleness when he's transformed into a llama by his power hungry adviser; with voices of David Spade and John Goodman.

Lilo and Stitch (2002):  Lonely Hawaiian girl adopts a wacky looking dog, unaware that it's an alien fugitive.  Not bad after a slow start; with voices of Daveigh Chase and Tia Carrere.

Maynard (2017):  This documentary combines testimony from family, friends, and politicians to share the story of Maynard Jackson, the first African American mayor of Atlanta.

September 3:

The Debt Collector (2018):  A broke martial arts instructor reluctantly takes a second job as a mobster's debt collector; with Scott Adkins.

Kirk Cameron: Connect (2018):  Actor turned evangelist Kirk Cameron advises parents on helping kids make good digital decisions in this documentary.

Steven Tyler: Out on a Limb (2018):  Documentary where the Aerosmith singer undergoes the process prior to making a solo debut in the unexpected genre of country music.

September 4:

Black Panther (2018):  T'Challa, the superpowered new leader of the hidden, highly advanced African nation of Wakanda, vows to protect his home from various enemies; with Chadwick Boesman.

Man Up (2015):  A single woman decides to just go with it when she meets a stranger underneath a train station clock who presumes that she's his blind date; with Lake Bell and Simon Pegg.

September 5:

ATM (2012):  A couple employed by the bank decide to wager who can recover more money when an ATM machine goes haywire; with Gornpop Janjaroen.

Bangkok Traffic (Love) Story (2009):  A 30 year old woman starts to pursue a relationship with a train engineer working the night shift; with Sirin Horwang.

Hell and Back (2015):  A broken blood oath leads one best friend to hell and the other two doing their best to rescue him from the underworld; with voice of Nick Swardson and Mila Kunis.

I Fine...Thank You...Love You (2014):  Yim hires a tutor to teach him English so he can win back his girlfriend in the United States, but things don't translate; with Sora Aoi.

A New Economy (2016):  Documentary explores companies and individuals who look beyond profits by using nontraditional business models to determine success.

One Day (2016):  An overlooked geek decides to take advantage of a colleague (and crush) who has temporarily lost her memory; with Sutthatip Wutichaipradit.

Phobia 2 (2009):  Five more Thai directors give us supernatural tales of karma and nightmare fuel in this horror anthology film; with Nicole Theriault.

Shutter (2004):  A couple who kill a young girl in a hit and run accident finds that memories of the tragedy are not the only thing haunting them; with Ananda Everingham.

Suckseed (2011):  Ped forms a band with his best friend to woo a recently returned classmate, but there's discord when she joins the band; with Nattasha Nauljam.

September 6:

PK (2014):  A social crusader attempts to best the corruption found in the Indian government; with Aamir Khan.

September 7:

City of Joy (2018):  A city that serves as a place of healing for women who were victims of sexual assault in war torn Congo is the focus of this documentary.

Click (2006):  An overworked worker thinks he's found a solution to make his life easier in a remote control that can operate his life; with Adam Sandler and Kate Beckinsale.

Laddaland (2011):  A family's move to an upscale housing development is marred by a series of paranormal incidents; with Saharat Sangkapreecha.

The Most Assassinated Woman in the World (2018):  An actress known for her gory deaths at a Grand Guignol theater in Paris deals with her troubled past and a stalker; with Anna Mouglalis.

Next Gen (2018):  Lonely Mai bonds with a top secret robot and they work together to stop the scheme of a dastardly villain; with voices of John Krasinski and Charlyne Yi.

Sierra Burgess is a Loser (2018):  A wrongly sent text leads to an unlikely virtual romance between a smart, unpopular teen and a sweet jock; with Shannon Purser.

September 10:

My Teacher, My Obsession (2018):  A swap in schools leads an English teacher to receive crushes from his daughter's friends, including a dangerous infatuation; with Lucy Loken.

September 11:

The Resistance Banker (2018):  A banker in occupied Amsterdam risks everything to create an underground bank to fund the resistance movement in World War 2; with Barry Atsma.

September 12:

On My Skin (2018):  Stefano endures a harrowing week following an arrest in Rome for a drug related offense; with Alessandro Borghi.

September 13:

Reversing Roe (2018):  Abortion rights supporters and foes are interviewed in this documentary that reveals the politics behind a decades long effort to overturn Roe v. Wade.

September 14:

The Angel (2018):  A top Egyptian official makes contact with Israel and dives into high stakes espionage as his country prepares for war; with Marwan Kenzari.

Bangkok Hell (2002):  An inmate faces a tough dilemma: either snitch on his fellow prisoners for better treatment or stand beside them and help them; with Chalad Na Songkhla.

Bleach (2018):  High school student gets reaper abilities and although he doesn't want them, he'll have to take some souls before he can give them away; with Sota Fukushi.

The Land of Steady Habits (2018):  Anders attempts to rebuild his life after deciding to quit his job and end his marriage; with Ben Mendelsohn and Edie Falco.

Still (2010):  Horror anthology with four tales ripped from Thailand's newspaper headlines; with Mai Charoenpura.

September 15:

Arisan 2 (2011):  Group of friends reunite for a nature packed vacation where they reminiscence and deal with uncomfortable truths; with Surya Saputra.

Cardboard Gangsters (2016):  A low level drug dealer in Dublin decides to move up the ranks leading him and his gang on a dangerous path; with John Connors.

The Dreamer (2009):  A trio of friends deal with various adolescent struggles while dreaming of better days ahead; with Vikri Septiawan.

Eeda (2018):  Two young adults whose families are on opposite ends of the political spectrum fall in love in a violence torn town; with Shane Nigaam.

Galih dan Ratna (2017):  The world threatens a tentative romance between the new girl in school and a musical misfit; with Refal Hady.

Gie (2005):  Docudrama has Soe Hok Gie, an Indonesian activist, dealing with a political awakening during some tumultuous times involving repressive regimes; with Nicholas Saputra.

Goli Soda 2 (2018):  A taxi driver, a gangster, and an athlete deal with various obstacles so they can live better lives; with Samuthirakani.

Jugaad (2017):  Documentary follows several residents of Mumbai showcasing their indomitable spirit.

Maj Rati Keteki (2017):  Successful writer returns home where he meets people that cause him to flashback to various points in his life; with Adil Hussain.

Mayurakshi (2017):  Middle aged divorcee moves back home to Kolkata to visit his ailing father which leads to new discoveries within the family; with Soumitra Chatterjee.

Red Oleanders Raktokarobi (2017):  A theater group starts seeing parallels between their lives and a Rabindranath Tagore play they're working on; with Shantilal Mukherjee.

Samantaral (2017):  During a family visit, a young man and his girlfriend try to learn why an eccentric uncle has been confined to one room for years; with Riddhi Sen.

The Secret (2018):  Kanaya leaves home following learning that her father has married someone her own age and ends up in a haunted hospital; with Nagita Slavina.

The Third Man (1949):  In post-World War 2 Vienna, unemployed novelist Holly learns some uncomfortable truths when he starts to investigate the accidental death of a friend.  See it; with Joseph Cotton and Orson Welles.

September 16:

As Above, So Below (2014):  A tomb raider and her crew join some locals in search of treasure in the Paris catacombs and finds danger instead.  Not bad; with Perdita Weeks.

Role Models (2008):  After an assignment for a job goes horribly wrong, two adult slackers get roped into a mentoring program.  Fun; with Paul Rudd and Seann William Scott.

Scott Pilgrim vs the World (2010):  To win the love of dreamy delivery girl Ramona, guitarist Scott Pilgrim must best her exes in martial arts battles.  Great; with Michael Cera and Mary Elizabeth Winstead.

September 17:

The Witch (2015):  Pilgrims residing in a house on the outskirts of a forest become paranoid when they start to believe they're being cursed by a witch; with Anya Taylor-Joy.

September 18:

Class Rank (2018):  An ambitious teen with a low class rank convinces a nerdy peer to run for the school board to abolish the ranking system; with Olivia Holt.

DL Hughley: Contrarian (2018):  From Philadelphia, the stand up comic and actor focuses on politics, celebrity scandals, and the tough love of his mother.

September 19:

The Endless (2017):  Two adult siblings return to a UFO death cult after receiving a mysterious videotape that leaves more answers than questions; with Aaron Moorhead.

September 20:

Hondros (2017):  The best friend of photographer Chris Hondros explores the stories behind some of his iconic pictures of world conflicts in this documentary.

Mad World (2016):  A stockbroker dealing with bipolar disorder lives with his estranged father in a cramped apartment which leads to some intense moments; with Shawn Yue.

September 21:

Nappily Ever After (2018):  After a romantic setback, a perfectionist ad executive decides to change things up starting with a new hairdo; with Sanaa Lathan.

Quincy (2018):  Music and cultural icon Quincy Jones is the focus of this documentary directed by daughter Rashida Jones.

Rafinha Bastos: Ultimatum (2018):  The Brazilian comic riffs on his divorce, finding love, and the dangers of telling an off color joke.

September 22:

20 Feet from Stardom (2013):  This documentary goes into the world of backup singers and the stars they support; with Darlene Love.

In Darkness (2018):  Blind pianist fears for her life after her neighbor dies under suspicious circumstances; with Natalie Dormer.

September 24:

China Salesman (2017):  Chinese engineer finds himself in danger and corruption as he travels to Africa to rebuild telecommunications in a war torn country; with Li Dong Xue and Mike Tyson.

September 25:

Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003):  Young swain seeks the help of a colorful pirate to rescue a maiden from rival buccaneers only to learn an unexpected secret.  Exciting; with Johnny Depp and Orlando Bloom.

A Wrinkle in Time (2018):  Meg and her younger brother travel across galaxies to rescue their disappeared father from the heart of darkness; with Storm Reid and Oprah Winfrey.

September 26:

The Hurricane Heist (2018):  Thieves use the cover of a deadly hurricane to steal $600 million from a Mississippi treasury outpost; with Toby Kebbell and Maggie Grace.

Weeds on Fire (2016):  A principal gathers a group of eclectic students and turns them into a baseball team with surprising success in 1980s Hong Kong; with Liu Kai Chi.

September 28:

The 3rd Eye (2018):  Alia consults a psychic after her younger sister claims to see ghosts where she learns to trust her relative's instincts; with Jessica Mila.

5CM (2012):  Five friends overcome various obstacles in order to climb the highest peak in Java; with Herjunot Ali.

Hold the Dark (2018):  A naturalist hunts for the wolves he believes responsible for killing a local boy, but ends up mired in mystery; with Jeffrey Wright.

Lessons from a School Shooting: Notes from Dunblane (2018):  Two priests with something dreadful in common bond over tragedies 16 years apart in this short.

Single (2015):  An unemployed and immature bachelor tries to find a date for the wedding of his younger, more successful brother; with Raditya Dika.

The Sinking of Van Der Wijck (2013):  Young man leaves home to fulfill his father's wishes and finds himself falling for a woman from a different background; with Herjunot Ali.

Two Catalonias (2018):  This documentary questions activists and lawmakers from different sides about the looming battle for independence from Spain.

September 29:

Act of Vengeance (2010):  Two Turkish agents travel to New York City to capture a notorious terrorist nicknamed The Antichrist; with Mahsun Kirmizigul and Danny Glover.

Paradise Lost (2018):  A cop moonlights as the bodyguard to a young drag queen and starts to bond with the family of misfit singers at a nightclub; with Julio Andrade.

September 30:

Big Miracle (2012):  After a reporter breaks a story about whales trapped in the Arctic Circle, the Americans and Russians team up to free them; with Drew Barrymore and John Krasinski.

The Cobbler (2014):  You've ever heard of walking a mile in someone's shoes?  For a weary cobbler, he gets his chance when trying on his shoes sent to him by various customers; with Adam Sandler.

TV:

September 1:

Age of Rebellion Season 1 (2018):  A group of unruly teens wreak havoc, face bullies, and deal with various home lives in this series; with Peter Ho.

The Road to Calvary Season 1 (2017):  Two sisters in St. Petersburg during World War 1 get swept up in Russian history and tumultuous romance; with Anna Chipovskaya.

Sisters Season 1 (2018):  Her father's deathbed confession leads Julia to learn that she has multiple siblings, including two unknown sisters; with Lucy Durack.

Zak Storm Season 1C (2018):  Zak and his merry crew of pirates face foes old and new while learning appearances can be deceptive.

September 2:

Quantico Season 3 (2018):  Alex returns back to her old job to face off with enemies and her own personal demons; with Priyanka Chopra and Jake McLaughlin.

September 5:

Van Helsing Season 2 (2017):  Vanessa questions her life after revelations from her past come to light and Dmitri lurks in the backdrop; with Kelly Overton.

Wentworth Season 6 (2018):  Franky tries to get evidence proving her innocence while Liz deals with a revenge plot and three new inmates enter the prison walls; with Susie Porter.

September 6:

Once Upon a Time Season 7 (2018):  This season focuses on a grown up Henry in Seattle as he moves back and forth in time to learn about his past; with Andrew J. West.

September 7:

Atypical Season 2 (2018):  Casey adjusts to her new school, Sam prepares for life after graduation, and Elsa and Doug worry about their marriage; with Keir Gilchrist.

Cable Girls Season 3 (2018):  Following a tragedy, Lidia fights for a loved one, Carlota finds her voice, and Marga learns about herself.

Castle of Stars Season 1 (2015):  Four couples adjust to various life challenges as they learn to live a good life; with Chaiyapol Pupart.

First and Last Season 1 (2018):  An intimate look at the first and last days of prison for inmates at Georgia's Gwinnet County Jail.

Iron Fist Season 2 (2018):  Danny and Colleen set to protect the innocent while battling various enemies as war rages in New York's Chinatown; with Finn Jones.

Stretch Armstrong and the Flex Fighters Season 2 (2018):  The Flex Fighters must protect their town of Charter City as wanted men from a wrongly accused attack.

September 10:

Angry Birds Season 3 (2015):  More wacky animated fun with the birds as they continue to thwart the green pigs and their egg obsession.

Call the Midwife Season 7 (2017):  Poplar breaks in a Jamaican immigrant as their newest midwife as Trixie deals with an old demon and an unexpected health crisis hits the sisters.

September 11:

Daniel Sloss: Live Shows Season 1 (2018):  Two stand up specials known as Dark and Jigsaw showcase Sloss's ability to find the funny in some dark subject matter.

If I Were an Animal Season 1 (2016):  Two kids watch various animals mature from little babies to grown adults in this nature series.

Naruto Season 5 (2017):  The Konoha team searches the theft of a star and try to determine who their real enemy is before squaring off in a final battle.

September 12:

The Blacklist Season 5 (2017):  While Red attempts to rebuild his shattered criminal empire, he and Liz deal with various twists and turns in their complex relationship; with James Spader.

Life Season 1 (2018):  At a top Korean medical center, clashes ensue between an emergency room doctor centered on patients and the newly appointed CEO; with Lee Dong-wook.

September 14:

American Vandal Season 2 (2018):  Peter and Sam seek a followup when their first documentary succeeds, and decide on a mystery in a Washington high school; with Tyler Alvarez.

Barbie Dreamhouse Adventures Season 2 (2018):  Barbie and her friends continue to have fun and live their dreams in this second season.

Behind the Newsroom Season 1 (2015):  Top news presenter Punchalee meets her match in a conniving, ambitious rival named Dao; with Pok Piyatida Woramusik.

Boca Juniors Confidential Season 1 (2018):  Go behind the scenes with the players of the famous Argentinian soccer team.

BoJack Horseman Season 5 (2018):  Although he's back on screen as a detective in a series created by one of his friends, his demons are back in full force; with voice of Will Arnett.

Car Masters: Rust to Riches Season 1 (2018):  The colorful crew of workers at Gotham Garage restore an eclectic collection of cars and trucks in search of a big showstopper.

The Dragon Prince Season 1 (2018):  An amazing discovery leads two human princes and an elven assassin to try to bring peace to their warring lands; with Jack De Sena.

Ingobernable Season 2 (2018):  Emilia makes a transformation as she takes on a drug trafficking empress to reunite her family and stop corruption.

Last Hope Part 1 (2018):  A genius scientist seeks redemption for causing the near extinction of mankind seven years before by fighting the ecological disaster he created; with Tomoaki Maeno.

Norm Macdonald Has a Show Season 1 (2018):  The former SNL Weekend Update anchor interviews celebrities that range from silly to serious.

The Rise of Phoenixes Season 1 (2018):  Respected court scholar must decide between revenge and loyalty when a past secret gets revealed; with Chen Kun.

Super Monsters Monster Party: Songs (2018):  Groovy collection of music videos featuring monster friends.

The World's Most Extraordinary Homes Season 2A (2018):  More unique homes from around the world with interesting architecture.

Zak Storm Season 1B (2016):  Zak and his crew have various adventures as they search for a way out of the Bermuda Triangle.

September 15:

Cabins in the Wild with Dick Strawbridge Season 1 (2017):  An engineer and a craftsman tour 8 unique cabins built for a Welsh pop up hotel and work on a ninth; with Strawbridge.

How to Live Mortgage Free with Sarah Beeny Season 1 (2018):  Real estate presenter Beeny meets with various property owners to learn how they were able to pull off not owing on a mortgage.

Inside the Freemasons Season 1 (2017):  The history and future of the Freemasons, a fraternity with tradition and secrecy is explored in this series.

September 16:

Mini Wolf Seasons 1-2 (2012-4):  Mini Wolf and his friends are always on the search for fun and adventure in this kids series.

September 18:

American Horror Story: Cult (2018):  An angry young man combines his talent of manipulation with a capacity for evil to launch a political career; with Evan Peters and Sarah Paulson.

September 20:

Hjordis Season 1 (2015):  This series focuses on a teacher who plans on a school play about bullying featuring a cast of socially awkward teens; with Lise Baastrup.

Mobile Suit Gundam UC Season 1 (2014):  Banagher meets a mysterious woman and inherits a Gundam which leads him into a revolution; with voice of Kouki Uchiyama.

September 21:

Battlefish Season 1 (2018):  Series explores the efforts of tough fisherpeople to catch lucrative albacore tuna off of the Oregon coast.

Dragon Pilot: Hisone and Masotan Season 1 (2018):  Air Self-Defense rookie is chosen by a dragon hidden in an air force base to be his pilot; with voice of Misani Kuno.

The Good Cop Season 1 (2018):  Pathologically honest detective solves murders when he isn't watching his crooked, but kindhearted father; with Tony Danza and Josh Groban.

Hilda Season 1 (2018):  A fearless, free spirited girl finds new friends and adventure when she travels from an enchanted forest home to the city; with voice of Bella Ramsey.

Littlest Pet Shop: A World of Our Own Season 1 (2018):  Pets form friendships and enjoy being themselves in this series; with voice of Rhona Rees.

Maniac Season 1 (2018):  Two struggling strangers connect during a mind bending pharmaceutical trial involving a doctor with issues and a computer; with Jonah Hill and Emma Stone.

Queens vs Kings Season 1 (2018):  Celebrity game show pits male and female comics against each other; with Varun Thakar.

September 23:

The Walking Dead Season 8 (2017):  Negan and the Saviors continue their reign of terror, but Rick and his allies prepare for a rebellion; with Andrew Lincoln.

September 26:

Norsemen Season 2 (2018):  Norheim celebrates the discovery of a sea road to the west, but also deal with power struggles and an ever-present threat; with Stig Frode Henriksen.

September 27:

Follow This Season 1B (2018):  More episodes of the journalist driven series focuses on teen influencers, rehab tourism, and Amish romance among other topics.

September 28:

Chef's Table Volume 5 (2018):  This season covers four innovative chefs shaking up the food culture in America, Spain, Thailand, and Turkey.

Designated Survivor Season 1 (2016):  An attack on Washington leaves a low level official in charge of America in this series; with Kiefer Sutherland.

Forest of Piano Season 1 (2018):  Guy who plays a discarded piano in the woods unexpectedly bonds with a famous pianist; with Soma Saito.

Jack Whitehall: Travels with My Father Season 2 (2018):  Jack's father takes over the itinerary in various European countries in this season.

Made in Mexico Season 1 (2018):  Although socialites in Mexico City live opulent lives, they deal with intrigue, envy, and personal issues in this series.

El Marginal Season 2 (2018):  This season serves as a prequel to Season 1 where Borges and Diosoto replaced prison leader El Sapo.

Reboot: The Guardian Code Season 2 (2018):  The rebooted guardians square off with foes old and new as they also face various surprises.

Skylanders Academy Season 3 (2018):  Spyro and the Skylanders take on new adventures, make unexpected alliances, and toe the line between good and evil.

September 29:

Designated Survivor Season 2 (2017):  More unexpected ruling the United States fun and drama; with Kiefer Sutherland.

A User's Guide for Cheating Death Season 1 (2017):  This series examines the efforts of various industries to market their products towards people looking to stay young.

September 30:

Adam Ruins Everything Collection (2018):  Get smarter as comic Adam Conover breaks down various topics and leaves on an upbeat note.

Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown Seasons 9-10 (2017):  Anthony travels to more places to learn about the cuisine and the culture in these episodes.

Ben 10 Season 1 (2016):  While travelling across the world with family, Ben will have to use his skill of transforming into 10 types of aliens; with voice of Tara Strong.

The Carbanaro Effect Collection (2018):  Magician Michael Carbanaro uses his skills to play practical jokes on the unsuspecting public in this series.

Christiane Amanpour: Sex and Love Around the World Season 1 (2018):  Veteran CNN correspondent travels across the world to see how people celebrate love and sex in this series.

The Eighties Season 1 (2016):  This series explores the pop culture, politics and technology of the 1980s.

I'm Sorry Season 1 (2017):  Comedy writer and mother Andrea finds various ways to end up in awkward situations thanks to various neuroses and her mouth; with Andrea Savage.

Impractical Jokers Season 1 (2011):  Four comedian friends face various dares with outrageous penalties for failure; with Joe Gatto and James Murray.

The Nineties Season 1 (2017):  This series explores the pop culture, politics, and technology of the 1990s.

The Seventies Season 1 (2015):  This series explores the pop culture, politics and technology of the 1970s.

We Bare Bears Season 3 (2017):  Three bears struggle to fit in to the modern world of San Francisco and hold off on their basic instincts in this series; with voice of Eric Edelstein.

Streaming Soon:

Sometime in September:
Lost Song Season 1 (2018) (MOVED; 9/28)
A Taiwanese Tale of Two Cities Season 1 (2018) 

October 1:

Angel Eyes (2001) 

Anger Management (2003) 

Billy Madison (1995) 

Black Dynamite (2009) 

Blade (1998) 

Blade 2 (2002) 

Blazing Saddles (1974) 

The Dead Pool (1988) 

The Devil's Advocate (1997) 

Empire Records (1995) 

Gotham Season 4 (2018) 

The Green Mile (1999) 

Kevin Hart: Laugh at My Pain (2011) 

Kevin Hart: Seriously Funny (2010) 

The Lake House (2006) 

Must Love Dogs (2005) 

My Little Pony Equestria Girls: Rollercoaster of Friendship (2018)

Mystic River (2003) 

The Neverending Story (1984) 

New York Minute (2004) 

Once Upon a Time in America (1984) 

Pay It Forward (2000) 

Pee Wee's Big Adventure (1985) 

Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (1991) 

Rumble in the Bronx (1995) 

She's Out of My League (2010)
The Shining (1980) (A writer gets an extreme case of cabin fever while watching an abandoned inn for the winter.  Good; with Jack Nicholson) 

Sommersby (1993) 

V for Vendetta (2005) 

Zach and Miri Make a Porno (2008)

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