Here’s everything coming to Netflix this September

SPOILERS AHEAD!Jessie plays an unnamed woman who reluctantly agrees to meet the parents of her new boyfriend Jake, despite not being too sure about the future of their romance.However, when she gets to their home things take a dark turn and she quickly plunges into an unsettling psychological spiral.

The first trailer for Netflix's Ryan Murphy-produced adaptation of the hit Broadway show The Boys in the Band has arrived. The 2018 production, which was also produced by Murphy and featured a history-making ensemble of openly gay actors, was the winner of the 2019 Tony Award for best revival of a play.

Peter White Television EditorGame of Thrones star Kit Harington and The Big Bang Theory’s Kunal Nayyar are among the cast of the second season of Netflix’s police interrogation drama Criminal.The second season of the English-language version of the drama – there are French, Spanish and German versions – also includes Catastrophe co-creator and star Sharon Horgan and Sophie Okonedo, who stars in Ryan Murphy’s upcoming One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest prequel Ratched.The drama takes place

“The Boys in the Band” — starring Jim Parsons, Zachary Quinto, Tuc Watkins, Andrew Rannells, Matt Bomer, Michael Benjamin Washington and Robin de Jesús — now is your chance.

Ryan Murphy is taking full advantage of his Netflix deal, isn’t he? Not only has he released two seasons of “The Politician” in just over a year, he’s also released the series “Hollywood,” and is prepping the release of “Ratched” in the coming month. Not only that, but he’s trying to finish up production on his musical film, “Prom.” Oh, and just when you think he couldn’t possibly have another project in the works, “The Boys in the Band” is about to debut on Netflix later this month.

The first trailer for The Boys in the Band is here!

Meredith Woerner Deputy Editor, Variety.comIf you missed the critically acclaimed 2018 Broadway adaptation of “The Boys in the Band” — starring Jim Parsons, Zachary Quinto, Tuc Watkins, Andrew Rannells, Matt Bomer, Michael Benjamin Washington and Robin de Jesús — now is your chance.

on the way to Netflix this month, with Ratched, Enola Holmes and I’m Thinking of Ending Things, starring Jessie Buckley, landing very soon.Emily in Paris arrives on the streaming platform on 2 October.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticProducer Ryan Murphy drew the curtain back on the cast of Netflix’s The Prom, sharing a first-look photo of the “icon-packed” group on Instagram.See the entire photo below.“Meet the incredible icon-packed cast of Netflix’s The Prom,” wrote Murphy, who directs. “A group of true troopers who buckled up and finished shooting during COVID so we could give everybody an inspirational aspirational story that we all need right now.

Netflix.That movie, plus several other titles, is leaving the streaming platform at the end of September, as well as , the films, and.

Netflix titles as well. As the coronavirus pandemic continues, you are probably still spending more time inside than you usually would, but the good news is, there are a ton of streaming options available to fight quarantine boredom.So, what's new this month?  fans are in luck, as parts 1-3 are all arriving on Netflix on Sept.

Amazon Prime Video in September.While Netflix is hoping to entice you to their service with the cheerful teen musical series Julie and the Phantoms and Ryan Murphy's terrifying One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest prequel series Ratched, Amazon is making a strong case it should be your streaming service of choice in September thanks to exciting additions like The Boys Season 2. The superhero series will return on Thursday, Sept.

I'm Thinking of Ending Things and The Devil All the Time, as well as splashy TV series Away and Ratched and a mouthwatering new installment in the Chef's Table series. Our list of suggestions is below, but here's the full list of what's new on Netflix in September.

It’s over half a year into the pandemic, and streaming entertainment is more important than ever. After all, when some people get bored, they do silly things like THROW HOUSE PARTIES and GO HANG OUT AT BARS!

Sept. 1Mike Tyson Mysteries: Complete Season 4 (Adult Swim) Jeopardy!: Episode Refresh (ABC) 50 First Dates (2004) Absolute Power (1997) Aeon Flux (2005) American Dragons (1998) An American Haunting (2006) Any Given Sunday (1999) Anywhere but Here (1999) Back to School (1986) Bad Girls from Mars (1991) The Bank Job (2008) Because I Said So (2007) The Birdcage (1997) Broken Lizard’s Club Dread (2004) Call Me (1988) Carrington (1995) The Cold Light Of Day (2012) Cool Blue (1990) Criminal Law

Like I’ve said, San Diego Comic-Con isn’t a thing, but that doesn’t mean that there isn’t news to be announced and that fans want a place to go.

Magic Mike and Ratched—plus the highly anticipated roll-out , like Sister, Sister. Now here’s the bad news: Several beloved titles are leaving the streaming platform. Dear John is out starting September 30, so get one last cry in while you can.

September is almost here and Netflix has released the full list of movies and television shows that will be debuting on the streaming service in just a few weeks!