Netflix is preparing a new batch of premieres for September 2026, featuring series, movies, documentaries, and anime.
The platform will also add offerings for the whole family, live sports events, and new seasons of well-known productions.

The series coming to Netflix in September 2026
Medusa: Season 2: Coming soon. Bárbara Hidalgo will face new power games while an enemy threatens her family.
Mal de Amores: September 2. Emilia Sauri pursues her dream of becoming a doctor during the Mexican Revolution.
The Gentlemen: Season 2: September 3. Eddie seeks to expand his empire while Susie finds an opportunity to diversify the business.
The World of Alix Earle: September 4. The unscripted series explores the family and everyday life of a Generation Z figure.
DANG!: September 8. Ruthie loses her perfect life and discovers new ways to mess up alongside Andrew and Eunice.
Monster: The Story of Lizzie Borden: September 17. A young woman from a wealthy family and her maid become trapped in a cruel environment.
Stranger Things: Tales from '85: Season 2: September 17. The protagonists face new mysteries in Hawkins during the winter of 1985.
Wonka: The Golden Ticket: September 23. Participants enter Wonka's chocolate factory to face games, challenges, and temptations.
My Sad Dead: September 24. Ema, a retired doctor who can see the dead, faces a strange phenomenon in Piedrabuena.
The Final Problem: September 25. A fading actor must use his character's skills to investigate a suspicious death.

Movies premiering on Netflix in September
Abigail: September 1.
A Scary Movie: September 4.
Scary Movie 2: Another Scary Movie: September 4.
Scary Movie 3: No Two Without Three: September 4.
The Sixth Sense: September 5.
Why Did I Marry Again?: September 9.
Call My Agent!: The Movie: September 10.
V for Vendetta: September 11.
Star Trek: September 11.
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan: September 11.
Star Trek III: The Search for Spock: September 11.
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home: September 11.
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier: September 11.



















