Netflix's September 2026 lineup is a big one for Filipino subscribers: Guy Ritchie's The Gentlemen returns for a second season, Stranger Things comes back sooner than anyone expected with more Tales From '85, and the month closes with a run of anime films and series. Here is what is coming, and when to watch.
The headliners
The Gentlemen: Season 2 — September 3. Eddie Horniman's drug-empire troubles resume in the follow-up to one of Netflix's biggest series of 2024. The new season picks up with Eddie planning to expand his thriving empire, per Showbiz Junkies' rundown of the month's schedule.
Stranger Things: Tales From '85: Season 2 — September 17. The animated spin-off set in the Stranger Things timeline returns for a second season, a quick turnaround that lands barely a year after the franchise's live-action finale.
Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story — September 17. Ryan Murphy's true-crime anthology moves to one of America's most famous unsolved cases.
Crew Girl — September 10. A teen-rowing drama about Teagan Tao, who moves to a small town after a family scandal — flagged as one of the month's top picks.
Turning Point: Generation 9/11 — September 2. The latest entry in Netflix's Turning Point documentary strand arrives as the September 11 anniversary approaches.
Week by week
- September 1: Jared Freid: The Family Plan (comedy special); Untold: Raygun — Breaking Badly (sports documentary)
- September 2: Lovesick, a period drama following aspiring doctor Emilia Sauri during the Mexican Revolution; Turning Point: Generation 9/11 (documentary)
- September 3: The Gentlemen: Season 2
- September 8: DANG! (series)
- September 9: Why Did I Get Married Again? (film)
- September 10: Crew Girl; Call My Agent! The Movie; The Perfect Lie
- September 17: Stranger Things: Tales From '85: Season 2; Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story; Plastic Beauty; The Fixers
- September 18: Best of the Best, a dance film about UCLA students competing in a Bollywood-fusion championship
- September 23: Habeas Corpus, a legal drama about a law professor whose student team works to prove innocence; Wonka's The Golden Ticket, a competition series built around twelve Golden Ticket winners
- September 24–25: Delusion; My Sad Dead; JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run; The Final Problem
- September 25: Unabomber (film)
- September 29: Mononoke The Movie: Chapter III — The Curse of the Serpent
A strong month for anime fans
The back half of the month is stacked for the Philippines' large anime audience. JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run — the long-awaited adaptation of the seventh and arguably most celebrated part of Hirohiko Araki's manga — arrives in the September 24–25 window, and Mononoke The Movie: Chapter III — The Curse of the Serpent closes the month on September 29, completing the film trilogy of the cult horror series.
Dates and availability
One practical note: Netflix release dates are generally simultaneous worldwide for its originals, but exact availability of licensed titles can vary by region, and a "September 24–25" window reflects timezone differences in when titles unlock. The dates above match the schedule reported for the Philippine market; if a title has not appeared on your app at midnight, it is worth checking again later in the day. Netflix has not announced any Philippine pricing changes alongside the September slate — this is a content refresh, not a plan change.
