Netflix is lining up plenty of new Netflix Originals for the month of September 2020. Below, we’ll be diving deep into the list of Netflix Originals currently scheduled.
In case you missed any of the August 2020 Originals, we’re still learning of new movies and series. Currently, August is headlined by the likes of Lucifer season 5a, the final season of The Rain and a few other gems.
Please note: this is still an early look at what’s coming to Netflix in September 2020. We’re expecting the full list of Netflix Originals (or close to it) between August 18th and August 31st.
Love, Guaranteed (2020)
Netflix Release Date: September 3rd
A new romantic comedy that follows a lawyer looking to save her law firm by taking on a high-value new client that is going after a website that guarantees you will find love.
Love, Guaranteed stars Rachael Leigh Cook, Damon Wayans Jr, and Heather Graham.
Young Wallander (Season 1)
Netflix Release Date: September 3rd
Wallander is a classic mystery series that originally aired in Sweden back in 2005. It’s seen a British spin-off and now, Netflix will be rebooting the series based on the best selling novels.
The series will follow a recently graduated police officer finding his feet within the force.
The series will be spoken entirely in English but will employ talent from Sweden.
Away (Season 1)
Netflix Release Date: September 4th
Hoping to buck the trend of rather mediocre space series Netflix has had thus far (we’re looking at you Space Force and Another Life) is Away arriving early on September 4th and sees Hilary Swank in her second major Netflix role.
The series comes from the producer of Penny Dreadful and is about a crew of astronauts heading to Mars on the world’s first mission to the red planet.
I’m Thinking of Ending Things
Netflix Release Date: September 4th
Horror fans listen up. This is probably the biggest horror title coming out of Netflix in 2020 and sees Charlie Kaufman adapting and directing the tremendous novel of the same name.
The movie already has a huge cast lined up including Jesse Plemon leading with Jessie Buckley and Toni Collette and David Thewlis also starring.
You can read more of what to expect from the upcoming movie in our extensive preview.
Julie and the Phantoms (Season 1)
Netflix Release Date: September 10th
New teen drama series about a high schooler who is trying to regain her passion for music after the loss of her mother. She manages to do so when a group of ghosts turn up with musical talents.
Family Business (Season 2)
Netflix Release Date: September 11th
The French comedy series will be returning to Netflix in mid-September and will continue the story of a family deep into the weed business as France begins legalizing the drug.
The Duchess (Season 1)
Netflix Release Date: September 11th
Katherine Ryan’s first of two planned Netflix TV series drops in early September with the release of The Duchess.
It follows a single mom living in London raising her daughter in a hectic city and looking forward to having another kid.
The Devil All the Time
Netflix Release Date: September 16th
Based on the book, The Devil All The Time is your next thriller obsession that’s being directed by Antonio Campos.
It’s set between WW2 and the Vietnam War and follows people who are permanently damaged by the war.
The movie has an insane cast including Tom Holland, Bill Skarsgård, Riley Keough, Jason Clarke, Sebastian Stan, Haley Bennett and Eliza Scanlen.
Dragon’s Dogma (Season 1)
Netflix Release Date: September 17th
Netflix is hoping lightning strikes twice with anime adaptations of classic video games with the success of Castlevania so far.
Now, it’s the turn of Capcom’s Dragon’s Dogma to receive the anime treatment with Sublimation working on the animation.
Ratched (Season 1)
Netflix Release Date: September 18th
Netflix is also rebooting another title in September with the Ryan Murphy produced series based on One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.
It’s starring Sarah Paulson as the notorious Nurse Ratched and has already been renewed for a second season too.
Sneakerheads (Season 1)
Netflix Release Date: September 25th
Originally scheduled to air on Complex Networks, Netflix has picked up the series which is set to consist of six episodes.
The series features Allen Maldonado and Andrew Bachelor and is about a man who is now a stay-at-home father who winds up getting into debt when his friend introduces him to get-rich-quick schemes.
FIRST LOOK: Allen Maldonado, Andrew "@KingBach" Bachelor & Jearnest Corchado star in Sneakerheads, a series about a group of friends who team up to track down the holy grail of hard-to-find kicks.
Created by Jay Longino & directed by Dave Meyers,
Sneakerheads launches Sept 25 pic.twitter.com/KfumNC2WRO— Queue (@netflixqueue) August 17, 2020
Enola Holmes
Netflix Release Date: September 23rd
Millie Bobby Brown is back with Netflix for her second major project for the streamer. In this movie, we’ll see Sherlock’s sister going out on her own sleuthing adventure looking into the conspiracy surrounding a young Lord.
Whether the major lawsuit could potentially prevent Netflix from releasing Enola Holmes is yet to be seen but for the moment, a broad September release has been given.
You can read more about Enola Holmes on Netflix in our extensive preview.
Welcome to Sudden Death
Netflix Release Date: September 29th
Netflix has been crafting a sequel to the Sudden Death movie (originally starring Jean-Claude Van Damme) and updating modern audiences and will see the movie hit at the end of September 2020.
Dallas Jackson is behind the sequel with him also directing too.
The new movie stars Michael Jai White, Gary Owen, Gillian White, Kristen Harris and Anthony Grant.
Mighty Express
Netflix Release Date: TBD
Note: Excludes Netflix Canada
From the creator of Paw Patrol comes a brand new kids series called Mighty Express. The kids series follows trains and kids who are operating various stations and going on adventures together.
Expect plenty of episodes and seasons going forward as Netflix rarely gave a huge 52-episode order for the series.
Other Netflix Original Releases for September 2020
- Felipe Esparza: Bad Decisions (Standup Special) – September 1st
- True: Friendship Day (Special) – September 1st
- Freaks – You’re One of Us (2020) – September 2nd
- Spirit Riding Free: Riding Academy (Part 2) – September 4th
- StarBeam (Season 2) – September 8th
- The Gift (Season 2) – September 10th
- Taco Chronicles (Volume 2) – September 15th
- Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous (Season 1) – September 18th
What are you looking forward to catching on Netflix in September 2020? Let us know in the comments.
