AMAZON PRIME VIDEO / MGM+

The Runner — September 2

In the psychological thriller The Runner, Maia Marten (Gal Gadot) is a successful and fiercely determined lawyer, used to staying one step ahead. But during her morning run through the streets of London, a phone call changes everything: her son has been kidnapped.

The instructions are simple and brutal: she must keep running, follow every order and tell no one. If she stops, her son dies. As she crosses the city carrying out an increasingly dangerous series of demands, Maia must discover how far she is willing to go to save him.

Neagley — September 16

Frances Neagley (Maria Sten), a Chicago-based private investigator and former member of the Army’s 110th Special Investigations Unit alongside Jack Reacher (Alan Ritchson), learns that a close friend from her past has died under suspicious circumstances.

Determined to get justice, Neagley draws on everything she learned during her years in the Army and from working with Reacher as she investigates the case, putting herself on a dangerous path toward a threat far greater than she expected.

American Hostage — September 20

Inspired by the first season of the scripted podcast of the same name, American Hostage is a psychological thriller set in the 1970s and based on the true story of Fred Heckman.

A popular Indianapolis radio reporter, Heckman finds himself at the center of a life-or-death crisis when hostage-taker Tony Kiritsis demands to be interviewed live on his news program.

The Love Hypothesis — September 23

Based on Ali Hazelwood’s bestselling novel, The Love Hypothesis follows Olive (Lili Reinhart), a brilliant Ph.D. candidate focused on her academic career.

When she realizes that her best friend Ahn (Rachel Marsh) has fallen for Jeremy (Nicholas Duvernay), Olive’s former crush, she impulsively kisses intimidating professor Adam Carlsen (Tom Bateman) to prove that she has moved on.

The gesture leads to a fake relationship, complete with clearly defined rules and boundaries. The problem begins when the line between performance and reality starts to disappear, forcing Olive to test her riskiest hypothesis yet: that love might actually be worth the risk.

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APPLE TV

Mayday — September 4

Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh star in Mayday, a Cold War-era action-spy comedy.

Reynolds plays Troy “Assassin” Kelly, a daring U.S. Navy pilot sent on a top-secret mission into Russian territory. When the operation goes wrong, he is stranded behind enemy lines and discovered by Nikolai Ustinov (Branagh), a former KGB agent fascinated by American culture.

Their unlikely encounter turns a spy mission into an alliance as chaotic as it is unexpected.

Slow Horses — September 16

The acclaimed British espionage drama returns, following the agents relegated to Slough House, an MI5 department reserved for those whose mistakes have all but destroyed their careers.

Under the command of the brilliant, irascible and highly unconventional Jackson Lamb (Gary Oldman), the team once again faces conspiracies and threats amid the lies, betrayals and smoke and mirrors of the British intelligence world.

Brothers — September 23

Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson play fictionalized versions of themselves in Brothers, a comedy about friendship, family and identity.

After Woody’s daughter’s wedding falls apart, he takes the family to Matthew’s ranch in Austin for an extended stay. What should have been a chance to regroup quickly turns chaotic when Matthew’s mother, Ma Mac (Holland Taylor), lets slip a secret buried for decades: the two longtime friends may actually be brothers.

While Woody becomes obsessed with uncovering the truth, Matthew faces an entirely different identity crisis as he considers a possible run for Governor of Texas.

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DISNEY+

Chad Powers — September 3

Chad Powers’ true identity is increasingly at risk of being exposed. A star on the field, his strange behavior off it begins to raise suspicions, particularly from Coach Hudson and Gerry.

If Russ is going to keep the deception going through the end of the season and help the Catfish reach the college football playoffs, he and Danny will need help from the one person least willing to give it: Ricky.

American Horror Story: AHS 13 — September 24

The 13th season of American Horror Story will consist of 13 episodes, each running approximately 30 minutes.

The first three episodes arrive on Disney+ in Latin America on September 24 at 10 p.m. New episodes will then be released weekly on Fridays. The 13th and final episode premieres on October 30, just ahead of Halloween.

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HBO

Youth

Across eight episodes, Youth follows a 50-year-old divorced woman searching for sex and love while juggling the demands of caring for her ailing parents and dealing with a son who, despite being old enough to be independent, still depends on her.

A Killer Story

The three-part documentary series examines a controversial murder case that stretched across more than two decades and drew national attention in the United States.

At the center of the story is Dana Chandler, who was accused of murdering her ex-husband and his girlfriend in 2002. With no conclusive forensic evidence, the case went through three trials and evolved into a complex battle involving family conflicts, betrayal, prosecutorial misconduct, competing narratives and confirmation bias.

More than an attempt to solve a crime, A Killer Story also explores the cultural obsession with true crime and the dangers of certainty in a case where the truth may never be fully known.

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PARAMOUNT+

MobLand — Season 2, September 18

In the aftermath of Season 1, the Harrigan family struggles to hold on to a criminal empire that is becoming increasingly fractured.

As aggressive new rivals threaten their power, internal conflicts make the survival of the family itself as dangerous as the war being fought against its enemies.

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NETFLIX

Monster: Lizzie Borden — September 17

Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan’s Monster anthology returns for a fourth season, placing a woman at the center of the story for the first time.

The new installment revisits the infamous case of Lizzie Borden, who was accused of murdering her father and stepmother with an axe in Massachusetts in 1892, in a crime that has endured for generations and become part of American popular culture.

Unabomber — September 25

Inspired by true events, Unabomber follows Ted Kaczynski (Jacob Tremblay) from his years as a 16-year-old Harvard prodigy to his transformation into one of the most wanted criminals in the United States.

After taking part in controversial psychological experiments conducted by Professor Henry Murray (Russell Crowe), Kaczynski follows a path of increasing isolation. Decades later, an investigation led by FBI agent Joanne Miller (Shailene Woodley) reveals the disturbing consequences of that trajectory.

The Final Problem — September 25

In the spring of 1959, 13 people become stranded by a storm on a small island near Mallorca. At the hotel where they are staying, English tourist Elisa Mander is found dead.

What initially appears to be suicide soon begins to look like murder. Basil, a retired actor best known for having played Sherlock Holmes on the big screen, finds himself informally taking on the investigation.

With no one able to enter or leave the island, both guests and employees become suspects in a crime that grows increasingly intricate with every passing hour.