This image released by Apple TV+ shows America Ferrara, left, and Matthew McConaughey in a scene from “The Lost Bus.” (Apple TV+ via AP)
September 2025 movie releases come pouring in with stories of horror, dating and survival. Catch these newly released movies in theaters or streaming services like Netflix, along with their US release dates.
Sept. 4
“Blood and Myth” (Disney+/Hulu): This true crime documentary sees an indigenous Alaskan man claim he was possessed by supernatural beings when he committed his violent crimes.
Sept. 5
“The Conjuring: Last Rites” (theaters): The ninth film in the “Conjuring” universe sees the conclusion to the story of paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren.
Sept. 11
“Kontrabida Academy” (Netflix): Barbie Forteza (Gigi) and Eugene Domingo (Mauricia) star in this Filipino comedy drama about a mysterious school that teaches the secrets of on-screen villainy.
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Sept. 12
“Downtown Abbey: The Grand Finale” (theaters): The third and presumably final Downtown Abbey movie follows the Crawley family as they embrace various changes in 1930.
This image released by Focus Features shows Laura Carmichael, from left, Harry Hadden-Paton, Elizabeth McGovern, Hugh Bonneville and Michelle Dockery in a scene from “Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale.” (Focus Feature via AP)
“The Wrong Paris” (Netflix): Miranda Cosgrove stars in this romcom about a woman who joins a dating show thinking it’s set in Paris, France, when it’s actually set in Paris, Texas.
Sept. 18
“Same Day with Someone” (Netflix): This Thai romcom sees a museum curator stuck in Groundhog Day and must find a way to break free.
Sept. 19
“Him” (theaters): This Jordan Peele-produced horror film sees a young football star get invited to train with a legend at an isolated compound.
This image released by Universal Pictures shows Marlon Wayans, left, and Tyriq Withers in a scene from “Him.” (Universal Pictures via AP)
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“The Lost Bus” (theaters, Apple TV+ on October 3): Directed by Paul Greengrass, this drama thriller follows a school bus driver and a teacher’s attempt to save children from a wildfire.
This image released by Apple TV+ shows America Ferrara, left, and Matthew McConaughey in a scene from “The Lost Bus.” (Apple TV+ via AP)
“Swiped” (Disney+/Hulu): Lily James plays Whitney Wolfe Herd in this biographical drama about the founder and CEO of dating app Bumble.
Sept. 26
“Eleanor the Great” (theaters): Scarlett Johansson’s directorial debut follows a 90-year-old woman who pretends to be a Holocaust survivor to try and form new friendships.
(With AP report)
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