Mark your calendars with the September 2021 premier dates of these latest movies and TV shows on Netflix, HBO, BBC, and Fox Movies.
Fill your nights with new adventures and stories. In September, we’re mixing it up with intriguing releases from favourite shows such as Money Heist, Lucifer, Sex Education and more. Are you ready?
New movies and TV shows in September 2021:
Netflix
Movies
Prey
Premiere date: 10 September
Five friends set out for a hiking trip to celebrate Roman’s (played by David Kross) bachelor party, albeit the celebration didn’t last long. When gunshots were fired, they realised there were hunters hidden in the woods, falling prey to a mysterious shooter in a bid for survival.
Series
Money Heist Part 5: Volume 1
Premiere date: 3 September
The end of La Casa de Papel is (almost) here. The final season will premiere in two parts – with five episodes airing on 3 September and the remaining five on 3 December. The riveting tale will bring us to witness a difficult position in the Professor’s gang. With the Professor captured by Sierra, and the gang cordoned inside the Bank of Spain with no escape plan – where does their fate lie?
Lucifer: The Final Season
Premiere date: 10 September
Things are coming to an end as we approach the series’ sixth and final season. The series takes off as Lucifer Morningstar prepares for his role as God – but does he really want the job though?
Sex Education: S3
Premiere date: 17 September
Your favourite TV teens are back. Season three takes us to the arrival of a new headteacher who tries to control the school and the student body. Will we get to delve deeper into Otis and Maeve’s relationship this season? Are we ready for more hilarious moments from Eric and Otis? I guess we will find out as we look forward to more rib-tickling moments.
Dear White People S4
Premiere date: 22 September
Class is back in session, and sadly, their final year at Winchester approaches too. Netflix’s comedy Dear White People is coming to an end, and is prepared to offer the fans a whirlwind adventure filled with drama, affairs and hints of ‘90s musicals.
On the Verge
Premiere date: 7 September
Here’s something that will touch your heart. On the Verge follows four friends – a chef, a single mom, an heiress and a job seeker – in their late 40s, who use this opportunity for a personal reinvention, while searching for love in midlife crises.
HBO
Space Jam: A New Legacy
Premiere date: 3 September
If you loved Space Jam, then you would want to tune in to Space Jam: A New Legacy. Superstar LeBron James and his son, Dom, are trapped in digital space. To return, he teams up with Bugs Bunny and friends for a mean game of basketball in one of the most waited-for new movies of 2021, nay, of life.
Fox Movies
The Wolf of Snow Hollow
Premiere date: Monday, 6 September at 9 PM (Astro CH 413, Unifi TV CH 401)
This comedy-horror will make you wonder about the existence of werewolves. Follow police officer John Marshall (played by Jim Cummings), as he tries to solve the mystery of dead bodies showing up after each full moon. Will he crack this case in time?
Run Hide Fight
Premiere date: Saturday, 11 September at 9 PM (Astro CH 413, Unifi TV CH 401)
High school student Zoe Hull (played by Isabel May) must use her wits, compassion and survival skills to keep herself and classmates alive when an active shooter terrorises her school.
What Lies Below
Premiere date: Thursday, 13 September at 9 PM (Astro CH 413, Unifi TV CH 401)
If you’re in the mood for horror flicks, this could be it for you. This coming-of-age film follows the life of 16-year-old Liberty, who returns home from camp to find a stranger in her home. She discovers that her mother has a new boyfriend who seems too good to be true. In this case, almost too perfect to be human.
BBC
Eden: Untamed Planet
Premiere date: Friday, 17 September at 8.05 PM (Unifi TV CH 501 and BBC Player)
Get ready to immerse yourself by discovering Earth’s remaining untouched lands. Eden: Untamed Planet takes us to the beautiful corners of the planet with a glimpse of breathtaking landscapes. Bonus: the show is also narrated by Actress Helena Bonham Carter.
(Main image credit: HBO)
This story first appeared on Lifestyle Asia KL.
