Netflix's Fall 2026 lineup is a diverse and exciting collection of content, offering something for every viewer. From documentaries to animated films, and from gangster series to psychological dramas, the streamer has curated a schedule that promises to keep subscribers engaged throughout the season. Here's a breakdown of the upcoming releases, with a focus on the fall months, and a dash of personal commentary to spice things up.
September: A Month of Diverse Releases
September is set to be a busy month for Netflix, with a wide range of content hitting the platform. Here's a look at some of the highlights:
Untold Raygun: Breaking Badly (September 1): A documentary about Australian Olympic breakdancer Rachael Gunn. This unique blend of sports and documentary filmmaking is a refreshing change of pace and a great way to start the month.
Turning Point: Generation 9/11 (September 2): A documentary film exploring the impact of 9/11. This release is a powerful reminder of a pivotal moment in history and a testament to the enduring impact of such events.
The Gentlemen Season 2 (September 3): The return of the gangster series starring Theo James and Kaya Scodelario. This show is a must-watch for fans of the genre, offering a blend of action, drama, and a touch of British humor.
Fito Páez: The World Within a Song (September 3): A documentary film about the Argentine musician. This release is a celebration of Latin American music and culture, offering a deep dive into the life and work of a renowned artist.
Earle Meets World (September 4): A reality TV series about influencer Alix Earle. This show is a fascinating look at the life of a social media influencer, offering a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the world of online fame.
Dang! (September 8): An adult animated comedy. This release is a fun and light-hearted addition to the schedule, offering a unique blend of humor and animation.
Untold Mr. T: I Pity the Fool (September 8): A documentary about 'The A-Team' star Laurence Tureaud. This release is a tribute to a legendary actor and a fascinating look at his life and career.
Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married Again? (September 9): A comedy sequel. This release is a fun and light-hearted addition to the schedule, offering a sequel to a beloved comedy series.
Crew Girl (September 10): A romance series. This release is a heartwarming addition to the schedule, offering a blend of romance and drama.
Call My Agent! The Movie (September 10): A sequel movie to the French comedy series. This release is a celebration of French cinema and a must-watch for fans of the original series.
Go Team! (September 11): A Spanish dark comedy movie. This release is a unique blend of humor and drama, offering a fresh perspective on the comedy genre.
Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story (September 17): A true crime drama from Ryan Murphy. This release is a gripping and intense addition to the schedule, offering a deep dive into a true crime story.
Best of the Best (September 18): A comedy movie about Bollywood dance competitions. This release is a fun and colorful addition to the schedule, offering a unique blend of comedy and dance.
Wonka's the Golden Ticket: A Competition Series (September 23): A reality TV game show. This release is a fun and engaging addition to the schedule, offering a unique blend of competition and entertainment.
A Different World (September 24): A sitcom sequel series. This release is a nostalgic and heartwarming addition to the schedule, offering a sequel to a beloved sitcom.
Unabomber (September 25): A true crime biopic. This release is a gripping and intense addition to the schedule, offering a deep dive into a true crime story.
The Final Problem (September 25): A Spanish murder-mystery series. This release is a thrilling and engaging addition to the schedule, offering a unique blend of mystery and drama.
Lego One Piece (September 29): A two-part animated special retelling the first two seasons of the show in Lego form. This release is a fun and imaginative addition to the schedule, offering a unique blend of animation and storytelling.
October: More Thrills and Chills
October continues the momentum with a mix of drama, horror, and thriller releases:
Less of a Stranger (October 7): A Polish drama film. This release is a thought-provoking and emotional addition to the schedule, offering a deep dive into the human condition.
Below (October 8): A supernatural limited series with Josh Hartnett, Mackenzie Davis, and Charlie Heaton. This release is a thrilling and suspenseful addition to the schedule, offering a unique blend of horror and supernatural elements.
Animals (October 9): A movie starring Ben Affleck and Gillian Anderson. This release is a gripping and intense addition to the schedule, offering a blend of drama and suspense.
Lupin Season 4 (October 23): The latest chapter of the French crime thriller starring Omar Sy. This release is a must-watch for fans of the genre, offering a blend of action, mystery, and French charm.
November: A Blend of Drama and Animation
November brings a mix of drama and animation, with a few surprises in store:
Bass X Machina (November 3): An animated steampunk western series starring Brian Tyree Henry. This release is a unique and imaginative addition to the schedule, offering a blend of animation and a steampunk setting.
The Body (November 11): A raunchy teen psychological drama series from Quinn Shephard. This release is a bold and provocative addition to the schedule, offering a deep dive into the psychological aspects of teenage life.
Gentle Monster (November 18): A drama starring Léa Seydoux. This release is a sophisticated and engaging addition to the schedule, offering a blend of drama and French elegance.
The Altruists (November 19): A true crime drama about cryptocurrency starring Julia Garner and Anthony Boyle. This release is a thought-provoking and engaging addition to the schedule, offering a deep dive into the world of cryptocurrency.
Steps (November 20): An animated movie retelling 'Cinderella'. This release is a fun and imaginative addition to the schedule, offering a unique blend of animation and a classic fairy tale.
December: A Festive End to the Season
December brings a mix of animated films and a sequel to a beloved movie, offering a festive end to the season:
Ray Gunn (December 18): An animated sci-fi noir movie from Brad Bird. This release is a unique and imaginative addition to the schedule, offering a blend of animation and a sci-fi setting.
The Adventures of Cliff Booth (December 23): A comedy drama sequel to 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' starring Brad Pitt. This release is a fun and engaging addition to the schedule, offering a sequel to a beloved movie.
