09-24-2018, 11:41 AM
New On Netflix: More Anime, Movies, And TV Shows This Week (US)
<p>Netflix gains several more TV series, Originals, and movies this week. Although the number of new things to watch isn't as high as the past two weeks, there are quite a few quality titles in the mix--and if nothing is to your liking, October and its additions are on the horizon.</p><p>You can certainly tell that it's almost October, as we're beginning to see more horror and thrillers with every subsequent week. <em>The Witch</em> is already out on Netflix, the 2015 supernatural horror film about a 17th century Puritan family who accidentally moves their home next to a forest that's inhabited by witches. <em>Split</em>'s Anya Taylor-Joy stars in <em>The Witch</em> as the eldest daughter in the family, Thomasin, who's transition into womanhood is scarred by the terrors her family must face.</p><p>On September 18, another spooky delight, <em>American Horror Story: Cult</em> arrives on Netflix. <em>Cult</em> is the seventh season of <em>American Horror Story</em>, and it dives straight into the political divide that erupted in the United States after the 2016 presidential election. The series stars <em>Ocean's 8</em>'s Sarah Paulson, <em>X-Men: Days of Future Past</em>'s Evan Peters, <em>30 Rock</em>'s Cheyenne Jackson, <em>Star Wars: The Last Jedi</em>'s Billie Lourd, and <em>Scott Pilgrim vs. the World</em>'s Alison Phil. Even if it's not scary, it's worth noting that <em>Scott Pilgrim</em> was also added to Netflix.</p><p>It's also a very good week if you love animation. On September 21, both <em>Dragon Pilot: Hisone and Masotan</em> and <em>Hilda</em> come to Netflix. <em>Dragon Pilot</em> is an adorably humorous anime that follows the story of a young woman who's chosen to join a secret air force team where pilots train to fly dragons that are disguised as fighter jets. <em>Hilda</em> is an animated series based on the famous Luke Pearson comic of the same name, that's about a small 20th century Scandinavian girl who balances her ordinary responsibilities at home and school with her desire to adventure with the trolls, giants, elves, and spirits that are her friends.</p><p>The full list of television series, movies, and Netflix Originals coming to Netflix this week can be found below. You can also check out <a href="https://www.gamespot.com/articles/new-to-netflix-us-in-september-2018-more-movies-tv/1100-6461341/">our list of everything that's coming to Netflix</a> in September.</p><h3>Netflix U.S. Releases (September 16 - September 22)</h3><h4>September 16</h4><ul><li>Role Models</li><li>Scott Pilgrim vs. the World</li></ul><h4>September 17</h4><ul><li>The Witch</li></ul><h4>September 18</h4><ul><li>American Horror Story: Cult</li><li>D.L. Hughley: Contrarian</li></ul><h4>September 21</h4><ul><li>Battlefish</li><li>Dragon Pilot: Hisone and Masotan</li><li>Hilda</li><li>Maniac: Limited Series</li><li>Nappily Ever After</li><li>Quincy</li><li>The Good Cop</li></ul>
<p>Netflix gains several more TV series, Originals, and movies this week. Although the number of new things to watch isn't as high as the past two weeks, there are quite a few quality titles in the mix--and if nothing is to your liking, October and its additions are on the horizon.</p><p>You can certainly tell that it's almost October, as we're beginning to see more horror and thrillers with every subsequent week. <em>The Witch</em> is already out on Netflix, the 2015 supernatural horror film about a 17th century Puritan family who accidentally moves their home next to a forest that's inhabited by witches. <em>Split</em>'s Anya Taylor-Joy stars in <em>The Witch</em> as the eldest daughter in the family, Thomasin, who's transition into womanhood is scarred by the terrors her family must face.</p><p>On September 18, another spooky delight, <em>American Horror Story: Cult</em> arrives on Netflix. <em>Cult</em> is the seventh season of <em>American Horror Story</em>, and it dives straight into the political divide that erupted in the United States after the 2016 presidential election. The series stars <em>Ocean's 8</em>'s Sarah Paulson, <em>X-Men: Days of Future Past</em>'s Evan Peters, <em>30 Rock</em>'s Cheyenne Jackson, <em>Star Wars: The Last Jedi</em>'s Billie Lourd, and <em>Scott Pilgrim vs. the World</em>'s Alison Phil. Even if it's not scary, it's worth noting that <em>Scott Pilgrim</em> was also added to Netflix.</p><p>It's also a very good week if you love animation. On September 21, both <em>Dragon Pilot: Hisone and Masotan</em> and <em>Hilda</em> come to Netflix. <em>Dragon Pilot</em> is an adorably humorous anime that follows the story of a young woman who's chosen to join a secret air force team where pilots train to fly dragons that are disguised as fighter jets. <em>Hilda</em> is an animated series based on the famous Luke Pearson comic of the same name, that's about a small 20th century Scandinavian girl who balances her ordinary responsibilities at home and school with her desire to adventure with the trolls, giants, elves, and spirits that are her friends.</p><p>The full list of television series, movies, and Netflix Originals coming to Netflix this week can be found below. You can also check out <a href="https://www.gamespot.com/articles/new-to-netflix-us-in-september-2018-more-movies-tv/1100-6461341/">our list of everything that's coming to Netflix</a> in September.</p><h3>Netflix U.S. Releases (September 16 - September 22)</h3><h4>September 16</h4><ul><li>Role Models</li><li>Scott Pilgrim vs. the World</li></ul><h4>September 17</h4><ul><li>The Witch</li></ul><h4>September 18</h4><ul><li>American Horror Story: Cult</li><li>D.L. Hughley: Contrarian</li></ul><h4>September 21</h4><ul><li>Battlefish</li><li>Dragon Pilot: Hisone and Masotan</li><li>Hilda</li><li>Maniac: Limited Series</li><li>Nappily Ever After</li><li>Quincy</li><li>The Good Cop</li></ul>