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It’s not Halloween season yet but some of the most intriguing Hulu debuts look pretty unsettling. One new series uses a creepy thriller to explore issues of race while the latest American Horror Story season focuses on pregnancy and motherhood. There’s plenty for the faint of heart, too, from a new game show to the return of a popular sports reality series. On the movie front, one of the best films of 2022 provides an early-month highlight, so let’s start there. (Get a Hulu subscription HERE.)
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What to Stream on Hulu September 2023
Here’s everything you need to watch with your Hulu subscription this month.
The Banshees of Inisherin (September 4)
This acclaimed 2022 film from Martin McDonagh (Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri) is a kind of double homecoming. It’s the first film the writer and director has made in his native Ireland and it reunites the stars of his debut feature, In Bruges. Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson co-star as longtime pals in 1920s Ireland whose friendship ends abruptly. And if you haven’t yet seen this funny, bittersweet, haunting film, it’s probably best to go in knowing nothing more. Stream it on Hulu
The Other Black Girl (September 13)
Adapting a 2021 novel by Zakiya Dalila Harris, this new series stars Sinclair Daniel as Nella, an editorial assistant at a publishing house. She’s also the only Black woman in the company’s employ until the arrival of Hazel (Ashleigh Murray). But there’s something off about Hazel, even if only Nella seems to notice it in a thriller that takes some dark turns. Stream it on Hulu
Welcome to Wrexham: Season Two Premiere (September 13)
A docuseries following the ups and downs of a Welsh football team purchased by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, Welcome to Wrexham returns to find the Red Dragons still giving it their all as they try to get promoted into the English Football League. Stream it on Hulu
Sanctuary (September 21)
One of the most talked-about films at last fall’s Toronto Film Festival, this two-character drama (or maybe comedy or romance) stars Margaret Qualley and Christopher Abbott as, respectively, a dominatrix named Rebecca and her client, Hal. They enjoy a seemingly mutually satisfying relationship, but it starts to take form when Hal declares his new job means it has to end and Rebecca announces that she has other plans for their future. Stream it on Hulu
American Horror Story: Delicate (September 21)
Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk’s horror anthology returns for a 12th season, this one inspired by Danielle Valentine’s novel Delicate Condition. Emma Roberts and Zachary Quinto return, joined by, among others, Kim Kardashian. Stream it on Hulu
No One Will Save You (September 22)
It’s hard being a shy misfit. It’s even harder being a shy misfit who has to fight off an extraterrestrial intruder, but that duty falls to Brynn (Kaitlin Dever) in this new science fiction thriller making its debut on Hulu. Stream it on Hulu
iHeartRadio Music Festival: Livestream (September 22-23)
Last month Hulu offered an exclusive livestream of Lollapalooza for those who couldn’t make it but wanted some of the festival experience at home. This month it does the same for the iHeart Music Festival in Las Vegas. This year’s headliners include Foo Fighters, Kelly Clarkson, Lil Wayne, Public Enemy, and more. Stream it on Hulu
What’s Love Got to Do With It? (September 23)
When Zoe (Lily James), a luckless-in-love documentary filmmaker, decides to make a film about her lifelong friend Kaz (Shazad Latif) as he travels to London to meet the bride he’s to wed as part of an arranged marriage, Zoe doesn’t think she’ll be the one falling in love. But could she be wrong? Emma Thompson co-stars in this new rom-com that is not the same film as the 1993 Tina Turner biopic, despite its name. Stream it on Hulu
Krapopolis (September 25)
Dan Harmon’s latest animated venture finds gods and mortals mixing in Ancient Greece. The voice cast includes Richards Ayoade, Hannah Waddingham, and Matt Berry, who promisingly plays a character named “Shlub.” Stream it on Hulu
Snake Oil (September 28)
In what sounds like a twist on Shark Tank, this new David Spade-hosted game show pairs contestants with their “celebrity advisers.” Together they attempt to determine which products being pitched to them are legit and which ones are, well, look at the title again. Stream it on Hulu
