Three major streaming services are refreshing their libraries for September 2026, according to Tom's Guide. HBO Max's lineup includes the action thriller "Fuze," starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Theo James, about a bomb disposal expert and a criminal mastermind colliding during a London construction site evacuation, streaming from September 4. The service also debuts "JAŸ-Z In 8," an eight-part docuseries in which the rapper sits down with producer Rick Rubin to discuss his career, premiering September 18 with two new episodes weekly through October 9. Sharon Horgan leads the new comedy "Youth" starting September 20, and the horror film "Backrooms," based on Kane Pixels' viral YouTube series and starring Chiwetel Ejiofor, arrives September 25 alongside the German crime prequel series "4 Blocks Zero."
Paramount+'s September highlights include "Scary Movie 6," a new entry in the horror-parody franchise bringing back Marlon Wayans, Shawn Wayans, Anna Faris and Regina Hall, premiering September 3. The Australian romantic comedy "Colin From Accounts" returns for its third and final season on September 10, concluding the story of Gordon and Ashley following a proposal at a friends' wedding. The crime thriller "Mobland," starring Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren, returns for season 2 on September 18, continuing the story of the Harrigan crime syndicate's power struggles.
Prime Video's September slate features "The Runner," an action-thriller starring Gal Gadot as a lawyer racing across London after her son is kidnapped, streaming from September 2. "The Grand Tour" returns September 4 with a new presenting trio of Francis Bourgeois, James Engelsman and Thomas Holland taking on motoring challenges across multiple countries. The "Reacher" spinoff "Neagley," starring Maria Sten as a former Army investigator turned private eye, drops all eight episodes September 16. Romance fans can also look forward to the French film "You+Me - Against the World" on September 18 and "The Love Hypothesis," an adaptation of Ali Hazelwood's bestselling novel starring Lili Reinhart, arriving September 23.
Beyond these top picks, each platform is adding extensive back catalogs of films and shows throughout the month. HBO Max's broader September additions include titles like "A Clockwork Orange," "Full Metal Jacket," "Saltburn" and "The Revenant," along with reality and true-crime programming. Paramount+ is adding a large slate of movies on September 1, including the "Rocky" and "Creed" franchises, "Dunkirk" and various horror titles, plus new episodes of "South Park" and "Survivor." Prime Video's additions include classics like "The Silence of the Lambs" and "Raging Bull," alongside live sports coverage spanning the NWSL, WNBA and Thursday Night Football.