September 2026 Streaming Guide: Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV, Prime and Capcom Horror

September is gearing up to be a busy month for streaming watchers and movie fans alike, with a slate of new TV seasons and feature films arriving across Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV, Prime Video, and more. Below is a practical rundown of what to watch—and when—spanning gangster drama, spy thrillers, action-comedy, and even a fresh take on the Capcom horror world.

What’s coming to streaming in September (full schedule)

• 3 September
  • The Gentlemen: Season 2 (Netflix)
  • Chad Powers: Season 2 (Disney+)
• 4 September
  • Mayday (Apple TV)
  • The Grand Tour: Season 1 (new relaunch) (Prime Video)
• 11 September
  • Practical Magic 2
  • Runner
• 16 September
  • Slow Horses: Season 6 (Apple TV)
  • Neagley: Season 1 (Prime Video)
• 18 September
  • Resident Evil
  • MobLand: Season 2 (Paramount+)
• 25 September
  • Fury of the Beast
  • Hope

TV seasons to watch: details on the biggest returns

The Gentlemen: Season 2 (Netflix) — 3 September

Guy Ritchie’s stylish gangster series returns with Eddie Horniman (Theo James) once again clashing with criminals trying to seize control of a slice of London’s underworld. Returning cast include Kaya Scodelario and Daniel Ings, with the show continuing its mix of sharp dialogue and brutal violence.

Chad Powers: Season 2 (Disney+) — 3 September

Glen Powell’s Chad Powers returns for a second season as the comedy doubles down on the cracks in Russ’s “perfect” cover. The character is an enigmatic college quarterback—actually a disgraced former pro hiding behind a prosthetic mask—and Season 2 ramps up the pressure as more people start noticing inconsistencies around his big lie.

The Grand Tour: Season 1 (Prime Video) — 4 September

The long-running car show is set for a relaunch with a new look and a new presenting lineup. While Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May are portrayed as wanting to step back from hosting, Prime Video brings the series back with new faces, including Francis Bourgeois, Thomas Holland, and James Engelsman.

Slow Horses: Season 6 (Apple TV) — 16 September

The espionage thriller continues with its sixth season, starring Gary Oldman as Jackson Lamb. This time around, Lamb is pushing to save his team at Slow Horses from a grim fate after unknown forces target the agents.

Neagley: Season 1 (Prime Video) — 16 September

Immediately following the end of Reacher’s fourth season, Prime Video’s spinoff focuses on Neagley. Maria Sten leads as a detective tackling a case tied to drugs, cults, and murders that hit uncomfortably close to home.

MobLand: Season 2 (Paramount+) — 18 September

Another British crime drama returns with a darker, grittier tone. MobLand features Guy Ritchie’s involvement and spotlights extremely wealthy, powerful crime bosses, with a star-heavy cast including Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, and Helen Mirren.

New series and films: what to expect from each release

Mayday (Apple TV) — 4 September

Kenneth Branagh and Ryan Reynolds star in the action-comedy story that pairs an ex-KGB agent with a downed American pilot. Together, they attempt to flee Soviet Russia in search of safety in the West.

Practical Magic 2 — 11 September

Nearly 30 years after the original, Practical Magic finally returns with a sequel. Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman reprise their roles as they try to break the spell that has kept them unloved for centuries—an effort that brings unexpected results and potentially catastrophic consequences. The cast also includes Lee Pace, Dianne Wiest, and Joey King.

Runner — 11 September

Alan Ritchson and Owen Wilson headline this action comedy about a former soldier and a medical messenger tasked with delivering a vital organ to a dying girl. The catch: competing forces want to stop the delivery so they can claim the shipment for themselves.

Resident Evil — 18 September

A new, standalone Resident Evil story arrives under the direction of Zach Cregger. Instead of building on previous adaptations, it follows a package courier delivering an item to a remote hospital—where things quickly spiral after a breakout begins and the worst nightmares become reality.

Fury of the Beast (En el corazón de la bestia) — 25 September

Brad Pitt stars in director David Ayer’s adventure-drama as he travels through Alaska’s wilderness with his faithful dog companion after a plane crash leaves him far from civilization. The story leans into a fast-moving, emotional bond between man and his best friend.

Hope — 25 September

This Korean action drama centers on a small port town facing an unknown, savage new threat. The film features a cast of Korean stars, supported by Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander, who join as a married couple.

Quick watch plan for September

1. Start the month with The Gentlemen (Season 2) and Chad Powers (Season 2) on 3 September.
2. Follow up on 4 September with Mayday and the Grand Tour relaunch.
3. Set aside 11 September for two big picks: Practical Magic 2 and Runner.
4. On 16 September, double up with Slow Horses (Season 6) and Neagley (Season 1).
5. Make 18 September a horror-and-crime day with Resident Evil and MobLand (Season 2).
6. Finish the month on 25 September with Fury of the Beast and Hope.