Frens, the weekend is finally here, and you know I’ve got your watchlist covered!
Whether you’re in the mood for edge-of-your-seat thrillers, heart-tugging dramas, or animated fun for the whole family, this watchlist is stacked.
From buzzy new seasons of fan favorites to must-see films hitting theaters, let’s dive into what’s dropping.
📺 September 23
The Devil Is Busy (HBO Max)
This new Southern gothic drama dives into the tangled web of secrets, betrayal, and faith in a small town.
When old sins start resurfacing, no one is safe from the fallout.
Expect rich storytelling and layered performances that’ll keep you hooked.
The Lowdown (FX)
A sharp, investigative docuseries that goes beyond headlines to explore modern hustles, corruption, and power.
Each episode pulls viewers deeper into how far people are willing to go for success.
📺 September 24
Hotel Costiera (Prime Video)
Jesse Williams stars in this Amalfi Coast thriller about a glamorous hotel hiding deadly secrets.
Behind the picture-perfect views lies a family empire at war with itself, where every guest could be a pawn in a dangerous game.
This one’s already buzzing as Prime Video’s big fall release.
Slow Horses Season 5 (Apple TV+)
The misfit crew at Slough House is back.
Gary Oldman returns as Jackson Lamb, the brilliantly unfiltered MI5 leader guiding his ragtag team through espionage, double-crosses, and plenty of dark humor.
Season 5 ups the stakes with a conspiracy that could shake the entire agency.
📺 September 25
Wayward (Netflix)
A supernatural mystery centered on a quiet town plagued by disappearances and whispers of an ancient curse.
Expect a mix of eerie small-town vibes and chilling folklore.
Alice In Borderland Season 3 (Netflix)
The survival game isn’t over!
Arisu, Usagi, and the others face even deadlier challenges in this high-octane Japanese sci-fi thriller.
The visuals are bigger, the stakes are higher, and survival is more brutal than ever.
Cocaine Quarterback (Prime Video)
A wild docuseries unpacking the rise and fall of a football star who spiraled into drugs, crime, and controversy.
It’s equal parts sports drama and true-crime cautionary tale.
House Of Guinness (Netflix)
This sweeping period drama follows the legendary Guinness family, whose name is synonymous with brewing, power, and scandal.
Ambition and betrayal run just as deep as tradition in this rich, sprawling story.
📺 September 26
Gabby’s Dollhouse (Theaters)
The hit children’s series comes to theaters for the first time, bringing Gabby and her magical friends on a big-screen adventure filled with music, imagination, and interactive fun for the little ones.
French Lover (Netflix)
A steamy new romance that takes you straight into the heart of Paris.
Love, heartbreak, and forbidden passions unfold in a story dripping with drama and desire.
The Man In My Basement (Hulu)
Based on Walter Mosley’s novel, this psychological thriller stars Teague and Willem Dafoe.
When a desperate man rents his basement to a stranger, he quickly discovers he may have welcomed pure evil into his home.
The Strangers: Chapter 2 (Theaters)
The masked killers return with even more bone-chilling terror in this horror sequel.
If you thought the first one left you sleepless, brace yourself for round two.
All Of You (Apple TV+)
A tender drama exploring grief, second chances, and rediscovering love after loss.
It’s an emotional story of healing and human connection that will leave you reaching for tissues.
Dead Of Winter (Theaters)
A survival thriller set in a snow-covered wilderness where trust fractures quickly and every choice can mean life or death.
One Battle After Another (Theaters)
Paul Thomas Anderson delivers a war epic already being called a modern classic.
With a razor-sharp script, gut-punch performances, and unforgettable cinematography, this is the kind of film that will be studied and celebrated for years.
Oscar chatter is real.
Related: Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘One Battle After Another’ Is The Best Film Of 2025
Ruth & Boaz (Netflix)
A heartfelt reimagining of the biblical story of Ruth and Boaz, blending timeless themes of loyalty, faith, and unexpected love into a contemporary narrative that speaks to today’s audiences.
📺 September 27
Unlocked: Family Secrets (OWN)
The powerful new docuseries kicks off with Lydia Meredith’s emotional journey.
After discovering shocking truths in her marriage, she opens up about heartbreak, healing, and forgiveness.
Every episode will shine a light on families navigating hidden truths that change everything.
Related: Lydia Meredith Opens Up On Forgiveness, Secrets, And Healing In OWN’s ‘Unlocked: Family Secrets’
✨ Frens, your queue is overflowing! From international thrillers to emotional documentaries and theater-worthy dramas, this weekend has a little something for everyone.
Which of these titles are you pressing play on first?
Drop down in the comments and let me know!
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