Here Are All the Movies Coming to Paramount+ This Week, Including ‘Murder on the Orient Express’

Get ready for a massive movie drop on Paramount+ this week, as the streaming service rolls out an impressive lineup of over 100 films starting September 1. From horror classics like ‘Friday the 13th’ to sci-fi gems like ‘Arrival’ and action-packed thrillers like ‘Face/Off,’ there’s something for everyone, whether you’re craving spine-chilling scares or heartfelt dramas.

This week’s additions also include streaming premieres and a mix of iconic franchises and lesser-known titles, ensuring a cinematic feast for all tastes. Here’s a complete rundown of every movie hitting Paramount+ from September 1 to September 7, packed with details on plots, casts, and more.

A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001)

On September 1, ‘A.I. Artificial Intelligence’ arrives, a sci-fi drama directed by Steven Spielberg. The story follows David, a robotic boy programmed to love, who embarks on a quest to become human after being abandoned by his adoptive family. His journey explores themes of love, identity, and humanity, set in a futuristic world where robots coexist with humans.

The film stars Haley Joel Osment as David, alongside Jude Law as a robotic companion and Frances O’Connor as his mother. Originally a project developed by Stanley Kubrick, Spielberg took over to blend emotional storytelling with stunning visuals, creating a thought-provoking tale that’s both heartwarming and haunting.

Addams Family Values (1993)

‘Addams Family Values’ lands on Paramount+ on September 1. This dark comedy sequel follows the quirky Addams family as they welcome a new baby, Pubert, while Gomez and Morticia hire a nanny, Debbie, who turns out to be a black widow with sinister plans. Meanwhile, Wednesday and Pugsley are sent to a summer camp, sparking their own mischievous adventures.

Directed by Barry Sonnenfeld, the film stars Anjelica Huston as Morticia, Raul Julia as Gomez, and Christopher Lloyd as Uncle Fester, with Christina Ricci stealing scenes as Wednesday. Packed with gothic humor and memorable one-liners, it’s a fan-favorite for its sharp wit and campy charm.

Afflicted (2014)

Hitting Paramount+ on September 1, ‘Afflicted’ is a found-footage horror film. It follows two best friends, Derek and Clif, who embark on a global adventure, only for Derek to contract a mysterious illness after a strange encounter. As his condition worsens, they discover he’s developing supernatural abilities, turning their trip into a nightmare.

Directed by and starring Derek Lee and Clif Prowse, the film blends horror and mockumentary styles, with Baya Rehaz and Michael Gill in supporting roles. Shot on a modest budget, it gained praise at film festivals for its intense pacing and creative take on the vampire genre.

Along Came a Spider (2001)

‘Along Came a Spider’ arrives on Paramount+ on September 1. This thriller follows detective Alex Cross as he investigates the kidnapping of a senator’s daughter from an elite school. Teaming up with a Secret Service agent, Cross unravels a web of deception, racing against time to save the girl from a cunning abductor.

Directed by Lee Tamahori, the film stars Morgan Freeman as Alex Cross, with Monica Potter and Michael Wincott in key roles. Based on James Patterson’s novel, it’s a tense, twist-filled crime drama that keeps viewers guessing with its layered plot and strong performances.

Angel Heart (1987)

On September 1, ‘Angel Heart’ joins Paramount+. This neo-noir horror follows private investigator Harry Angel, hired by a mysterious client to track down a missing singer in 1950s New York. As Harry digs deeper, he uncovers a dark web of occult secrets, murder, and his own forgotten past.

Directed by Alan Parker, the film stars Mickey Rourke as Harry, with Robert De Niro and Lisa Bonet in pivotal roles. Known for its atmospheric cinematography and unsettling blend of mystery and supernatural elements, it’s a cult classic that pushes boundaries.

April Fool’s Day (1986)

‘April Fool’s Day’ hits Paramount+ on September 1. This slasher film follows a group of college friends invited to a remote island mansion for a weekend party hosted by their wealthy friend Muffy St. John. What starts as playful pranks turns deadly as guests start disappearing, revealing a chilling mystery.

Directed by Fred Walton, the film stars Deborah Foreman as Muffy, with Amy Steel and Ken Olandt in key roles. Known for its clever twists and lighter tone compared to other 80s slashers, it’s a cult favorite for horror fans.

Approaching the Unknown (2016)

On September 1, ‘Approaching the Unknown’ lands on Paramount+. This sci-fi drama follows astronaut William Stanaforth on a solo mission to Mars, where he faces isolation, equipment failures, and psychological strain. As he pushes the limits of human endurance, he grapples with the cost of his ambition to be the first man on the red planet.

Directed by Mark Elijah Rosenberg, the film stars Mark Strong as Stanaforth, with Luke Wilson and Sanaa Lathan in supporting roles. Its minimalist storytelling and focus on existential themes make it a unique addition to the sci-fi genre.

Area 51 (2015)

‘Area 51’ arrives on Paramount+ on September 1. This found-footage sci-fi horror follows three friends who infiltrate the secretive Area 51 military base to uncover its alien secrets. As they navigate the facility, they encounter terrifying phenomena, putting their lives at risk.

Directed by Oren Peli, known for ‘Paranormal Activity,’ the film stars Reid Warner, Darrin Bragg, and Ben Rovner. Shot with a low budget, it builds tension through its realistic style, appealing to fans of conspiracy theories and extraterrestrial lore.

Arrival (2016)

‘Arrival’ joins Paramount+ on September 1. This sci-fi drama follows linguist Louise Banks, tasked with communicating with mysterious aliens after their massive ships appear across the globe. As governments scramble to respond, Louise uncovers the aliens’ language and purpose, racing to prevent global conflict.

Directed by Denis Villeneuve, the film stars Amy Adams as Louise, with Jeremy Renner and Forest Whitaker in key roles. Based on Ted Chiang’s short story, it’s celebrated for its intelligent narrative, emotional depth, and stunning visuals, earning multiple award nominations.

Asylum (2005)

On September 1, ‘Asylum’ hits Paramount+. This psychological thriller follows Stella Raphael, a woman who moves with her husband to a psychiatric hospital where he works. She begins a passionate affair with a patient, Edgar, a sculptor with a dark past, leading to dangerous consequences.

Directed by David Mackenzie, the film stars Natasha Richardson as Stella, with Hugh Bonneville and Ian McKellen in supporting roles. Based on Patrick McGrath’s novel, it weaves a tense tale of obsession and betrayal set against a gothic backdrop.

Beneath (2013)

‘Beneath’ arrives on Paramount+ on September 1. This horror thriller follows a group of coal miners trapped underground after a cave-in. As they struggle to survive, they face not only dwindling oxygen but also a sinister creature lurking in the darkness.

Directed by Ben Ketai, the film stars Jeff Fahey, Kelly Noonan, and Joey Kern. Shot in a claustrophobic setting, it builds suspense through its isolated environment and creature-feature elements, appealing to fans of survival horror.

Blade (1998)

‘Blade’ lands on Paramount+ on September 1. This action-horror film follows Blade, a half-human, half-vampire warrior who hunts vampires to protect humanity. When a powerful vampire leader threatens to unleash a blood-fueled apocalypse, Blade teams up with a hematologist to stop him.

Directed by Stephen Norrington, the film stars Wesley Snipes as Blade, with Stephen Dorff and Kris Kristofferson in key roles. Its gritty action and comic-book roots made it a trailblazer for superhero films, spawning a popular franchise.

Blade II (2002)

On September 1, ‘Blade II’ joins Paramount+. This sequel sees Blade forming an uneasy alliance with a vampire council to combat a new breed of super-vampires called Reapers. As the stakes rise, Blade navigates betrayal and intense battles to save both humans and vampires.

Directed by Guillermo del Toro, the film stars Wesley Snipes, Kris Kristofferson, and Ron Perlman. Known for its stylish action sequences and darker tone, it builds on the original’s legacy with del Toro’s unique visual flair.

Blade: Trinity (2004)

‘Blade: Trinity’ hits Paramount+ on September 1. In this final chapter of the trilogy, Blade is framed for murder and hunted by the FBI. He teams up with a group of vampire hunters to battle Dracula, the ancient vampire lord, who’s been resurrected to destroy humanity.

Directed by David S. Goyer, the film stars Wesley Snipes, Jessica Biel, and Ryan Reynolds. Despite mixed reviews, it’s packed with action and humor, wrapping up the franchise with a high-stakes showdown.

Body Cam (2020)

On September 1, ‘Body Cam’ arrives on Paramount+. This horror-thriller follows police officer Renee Lomito, who discovers disturbing footage on her body camera after a routine traffic stop turns deadly. As she investigates, she uncovers a supernatural force targeting her and her colleagues.

Directed by Malik Vitthal, the film stars Mary J. Blige as Renee, with Nat Wolff and Anika Noni Rose in supporting roles. Blending police procedural with horror, it delivers intense suspense and social commentary.

Brick Mansions (2014)

‘Brick Mansions’ joins Paramount+ on September 1. This action thriller is set in a dystopian Detroit, where an undercover cop teams up with a skilled parkour runner to take down a crime lord in a walled-off ghetto. Their mission uncovers a dangerous conspiracy threatening the city.

Directed by Camille Delamarre, the film stars Paul Walker, David Belle, and RZA. A remake of the French film ‘District B13,’ it’s packed with high-energy stunts and fast-paced action.

Burke & Hare (2010)

On September 1, ‘Burke and Hare’ hits Paramount+. This dark comedy, based on true events, follows two 19th-century graverobbers in Edinburgh who turn to murder to supply bodies for medical research. Their scheme spirals into chaos as they navigate greed and betrayal.

Directed by John Landis, the film stars Simon Pegg and Andy Serkis as the titular duo, with Isla Fisher and Tom Wilkinson in supporting roles. Its blend of humor and macabre history makes it a unique period piece.

Cesar Chavez (2014)

‘Cesar Chavez’ arrives on Paramount+ on September 1. This biographical drama chronicles the life of labor leader Cesar Chavez, who fought for farmworkers’ rights in the 1960s. Through nonviolent protests and strikes, he battles systemic injustice to improve conditions for exploited laborers.

Directed by Diego Luna, the film stars Michael Peña as Chavez, with America Ferrera and Rosario Dawson in key roles. It highlights Chavez’s legacy, blending historical accuracy with emotional storytelling.

Cloverfield (2008)

On September 1, ‘Cloverfield’ joins Paramount+. This found-footage monster film follows a group of friends in New York City as a massive creature attacks, causing chaos. Filmed from their perspective, it captures their desperate fight for survival amid destruction.

Directed by Matt Reeves and produced by J.J. Abrams, the film stars Lizzy Caplan, T.J. Miller, and Jessica Lucas. Its innovative style and intense pacing made it a standout in the monster movie genre, spawning a franchise.

Cursed (2005)

‘Cursed’ hits Paramount+ on September 1. This horror film follows siblings Ellie and Jimmy, who become werewolves after a car accident in Los Angeles. As they grapple with their new powers, they must stop a growing body count and find a way to break the curse.

Directed by Wes Craven, the film stars Christina Ricci, Jesse Eisenberg, and Joshua Jackson. Despite production challenges, its blend of horror and humor offers a campy take on the werewolf genre.

Daybreakers (2010)

On September 1, ‘Daybreakers’ arrives on Paramount+. Set in a future where vampires dominate the world, the film follows hematologist Edward Dalton, who seeks a cure for vampirism as human blood supplies dwindle. His work pits him against a society reliant on human suffering.

Directed by the Spierig Brothers, the film stars Ethan Hawke, Willem Dafoe, and Sam Neill. Its dystopian premise and stylish visuals create a gripping sci-fi horror experience with social undertones.

Disturbia (2007)

‘Disturbia’ lands on Paramount+ on September 1. This thriller follows teen Kale, under house arrest, who begins spying on his neighbors and suspects one is a serial killer. Teaming up with friends, he investigates, putting himself in danger as the truth unfolds.

Directed by D.J. Caruso, the film stars Shia LaBeouf, Sarah Roemer, and David Morse. Inspired by ‘Rear Window,’ it blends teen drama with suspense, earning praise for its modern take on a classic premise.

Dracula 2000 (2000)

On September 1, ‘Dracula 2000’ joins Paramount+. This horror film reimagines Dracula’s mythos, with the vampire lord awakening in modern-day New Orleans after a heist gone wrong. A group of vampire hunters, led by Van Helsing, must stop him before he fulfills a dark prophecy.

Directed by Patrick Lussier, the film stars Gerard Butler as Dracula, with Christopher Plummer and Jonny Lee Miller. Produced by Wes Craven, it blends gothic horror with a contemporary twist, tying Dracula to biblical lore.

Dracula III: Legacy (2005)

‘Dracula III: Legacy’ arrives on Paramount+ on September 1. This sequel follows vampire hunter Father Uffizi and Luke as they pursue Dracula to war-torn Eastern Europe. Their mission uncovers a powerful vampire conspiracy threatening humanity’s survival.

Directed by Patrick Lussier, the film stars Jason Scott Lee, Jason London, and Rutger Hauer. Part of the ‘Dracula 2000’ trilogy, it ramps up the action and gore, delivering a darker chapter in the series.

Face/Off (1997)

On September 1, ‘Face/Off’ hits Paramount+. This action thriller follows FBI agent Sean Archer, who swaps faces with terrorist Castor Troy to infiltrate his gang. When Troy assumes Archer’s identity, a high-stakes game of deception and revenge unfolds.

Directed by John Woo, the film stars John Travolta and Nicolas Cage in iconic roles, with Joan Allen and Gina Gershon in support. Known for its over-the-top action and face-swapping premise, it’s a 90s classic with relentless energy.

Fatal Attraction (1987)

‘Fatal Attraction’ joins Paramount+ on September 1. This psychological thriller follows Dan Gallagher, a married lawyer whose affair with editor Alex Forrest spirals into obsession. As Alex’s behavior turns dangerous, Dan’s family and life are threatened.

Directed by Adrian Lyne, the film stars Michael Douglas as Dan, Glenn Close as Alex, and Anne Archer. A cultural phenomenon, it earned multiple Oscar nominations for its intense performances and gripping narrative.

Frida (2002)

On September 1, ‘Frida’ arrives on Paramount+. This biographical drama chronicles the life of artist Frida Kahlo, focusing on her turbulent marriage to Diego Rivera, her health struggles, and her rise as a celebrated painter. Her vibrant art and resilience shine through personal and political challenges.

Directed by Julie Taymor, the film stars Salma Hayek as Frida, with Alfred Molina as Rivera. Hayek’s passionate performance and the film’s vivid visuals earned critical acclaim, including two Oscars.

Friday the 13th (1980)

‘Friday the 13th’ hits Paramount+ on September 1. This iconic slasher follows a group of camp counselors at Crystal Lake who are stalked by a mysterious killer. As bodies pile up, the survivors uncover a tragic history tied to the camp.

Directed by Sean S. Cunningham, the film stars Betsy Palmer, Adrienne King, and Kevin Bacon. A low-budget hit, it launched one of horror’s biggest franchises, known for its suspense and shocking twists.

Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981)

On September 1, ‘Friday the 13th Part 2’ joins Paramount+. This sequel picks up after the events of the original, with a new group of counselors at Crystal Lake facing Jason Voorhees, now a fully formed killer. The body count rises as Jason seeks revenge.

Directed by Steve Miner, the film stars Amy Steel and John Furey. Introducing Jason as the main antagonist, it solidified the franchise’s formula of relentless terror and campy horror.

Friday the 13th Part III (1982)

‘Friday the 13th: Part 3’ arrives on Paramount+ on September 1. This installment follows a new group of friends vacationing near Crystal Lake, unaware that Jason Voorhees is stalking them. The film introduces Jason’s iconic hockey mask, cementing his horror legacy.

Directed by Steve Miner, the film stars Dana Kimmell and Paul Kratka. Originally released in 3D, it ramps up the gore and suspense, making it a fan-favorite in the series.

Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter (1984)

On September 1, ‘Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter’ hits Paramount+. Jason Voorhees returns to Crystal Lake, targeting a family and a group of teens. A young Tommy Jarvis emerges as a key figure in the battle against the unstoppable killer.

Directed by Joseph Zito, the film stars Kimberly Beck, Corey Feldman, and Crispin Glover. Despite its title, it wasn’t the final chapter, but it’s lauded for its intense kills and strong pacing.

Friday the 13th: A New Beginning (1985)

‘Friday the 13th: A New Beginning’ joins Paramount+ on September 1. Set years after the previous film, it follows Tommy Jarvis, now in a mental institution, as a new wave of murders erupts around him. The killer’s identity keeps viewers guessing.

Directed by Danny Steinmann, the film stars John Shepherd and Melanie Kinnaman. Known for its controversial twist, it shifts the franchise’s tone while maintaining its slasher roots.

Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives (1986)

On September 1, ‘Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives’ arrives on Paramount+. Tommy Jarvis accidentally resurrects Jason Voorhees, who returns to Crystal Lake for another killing spree. The film leans into supernatural elements and campy humor.

Directed by Tom McLoughlin, it stars Thom Mathews and Jennifer Cooke. Reviving the franchise with a fresh tone, it’s a fan-favorite for blending horror with self-aware wit.

Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood (1988)

‘Friday the 13th: The New Blood’ hits Paramount+ on September 1. This chapter pits Jason Voorhees against Tina, a teen with telekinetic powers, at Crystal Lake. As Tina’s abilities awaken, she faces off against Jason in a supernatural showdown.

Directed by John Carl Buechler, the film stars Lar Park Lincoln and Kane Hodder as Jason. Often called “Jason vs. Carrie,” it introduces a unique twist to the franchise’s formula.

Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan (1989)

On September 1, ‘Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan’ joins Paramount+. Jason Voorhees stows away on a cruise ship bound for New York City, terrorizing a group of high school graduates. The film culminates in a chaotic rampage through Manhattan.

Directed by Rob Hedden, it stars Jensen Daggett and Kane Hodder. Despite budget constraints limiting the urban setting, it’s known for its ambitious premise and iconic Jason moments.

From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)

‘From Dusk Till Dawn’ arrives on Paramount+ on September 1. This action-horror follows the Gecko brothers, criminals on the run, who take a family hostage and end up at a strip club overrun by vampires. The night becomes a bloody fight for survival.

Directed by Robert Rodriguez and written by Quentin Tarantino, the film stars George Clooney, Tarantino, and Harvey Keitel. Its genre-blending mix of crime and horror made it a cult classic.

From Dusk Till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money (1999)

On September 1, ‘From Dusk Till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money’ hits Paramount+. This sequel follows a group of bank robbers who unknowingly team up with a vampire for a heist in Mexico. Their plan turns deadly when they’re trapped in a vampire-infested bar.

Directed by Scott Spiegel, the film stars Robert Patrick and Bo Hopkins. A direct-to-video release, it maintains the original’s gritty vibe with a new cast and lower budget.

From Dusk Till Dawn 3: The Hangman’s Daughter (1999)

‘From Dusk Till Dawn 3: The Hangman’s Daughter’ joins Paramount+ on September 1. Set in the early 1900s, this prequel follows outlaw Johnny Madrid, who kidnaps a hangman’s daughter and seeks refuge in a vampire-filled bordello, leading to a gory battle.

Directed by P.J. Pesce, the film stars Marco Leonardi, Michael Parks, and Rebecca Gayheart. Blending Western and horror, it expands the franchise’s mythology with a period setting.

Galaxy Quest (1999)

On September 1, ‘Galaxy Quest’ arrives on Paramount+. This sci-fi comedy follows the washed-up cast of a cult TV show mistaken for real space heroes by aliens. They’re thrust into a real intergalactic mission, forcing them to live up to their fictional roles.

Directed by Dean Parisot, the film stars Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver, and Alan Rickman. A loving parody of sci-fi tropes, it’s beloved for its humor and heartfelt performances.

Gattaca (1997)

‘Gattaca’ hits Paramount+ on September 1. This sci-fi drama is set in a future where genetic engineering determines social status. Vincent, born naturally, assumes a genetically perfect identity to pursue his dream of space travel, navigating a world of prejudice.

Directed by Andrew Niccol, the film stars Ethan Hawke, Uma Thurman, and Jude Law. Praised for its thought-provoking themes and sleek visuals, it’s a standout in speculative fiction.

Geostorm (2017)

On September 1, ‘Geostorm’ joins Paramount+. This sci-fi disaster film follows Jake Lawson, a scientist sent to fix a malfunctioning satellite network controlling Earth’s climate. As catastrophic weather events unfold, he uncovers a conspiracy threatening global destruction.

Directed by Dean Devlin, the film stars Gerard Butler, Jim Sturgess, and Abbie Cornish. Packed with high-stakes action and CGI spectacle, it delivers a thrilling, if over-the-top, apocalyptic ride.

Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters (2013)

‘Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters’ arrives on Paramount+ on September 1. This dark fantasy follows grown-up siblings Hansel and Gretel, now bounty hunters tracking witches. When a powerful witch threatens a town, they uncover a sinister plot tied to their past.

Directed by Tommy Wirkola, the film stars Jeremy Renner and Gemma Arterton. Blending fairy-tale roots with gory action, it offers a gritty, stylized take on the classic story.

He Went That Way (2024)

On September 1, ‘He Went That Way’ hits Paramount+. This crime thriller, based on a true story, follows a serial killer hitchhiking with an animal trainer in 1960s America. Their tense road trip spirals into a psychological battle as secrets unravel.

Directed by Jeffrey Darling, the film stars Zachary Quinto and Jacob Elordi, with Boyd Holbrook in a supporting role. Premiering at Tribeca, it blends suspense with character-driven drama.

How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003)

‘How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days’ joins Paramount+ on September 1. This romantic comedy follows journalist Andie, who writes an article by driving a man away in 10 days, and ad executive Ben, who bets he can make a woman fall for him in the same time. Their clashing plans lead to hilarious chaos.

Directed by Donald Petrie, the film stars Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey. Known for its chemistry and lighthearted humor, it’s a beloved staple of the rom-com genre.

I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997)

On September 1, ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ arrives on Paramount+. This slasher follows four teens who accidentally hit a pedestrian and cover it up, only to be stalked a year later by a hook-wielding killer who knows their secret.

Directed by Jim Gillespie, the film stars Jennifer Love Hewitt, Sarah Michelle Gellar, and Freddie Prinze Jr. A 90s horror hit, it’s known for its suspenseful pacing and iconic chase scenes.

Jacob’s Ladder (1990)

‘Jacob’s Ladder’ hits Paramount+ on September 1. This psychological horror follows Vietnam vet Jacob Singer, plagued by hallucinations and flashbacks in New York City. As demonic figures haunt him, he uncovers a conspiracy tied to his military past.

Directed by Adrian Lyne, the film stars Tim Robbins, Elizabeth Peña, and Danny Aiello. A cult classic, it’s lauded for its unsettling atmosphere and exploration of trauma and reality.

Kiss the Girls (1997)

On September 1, ‘Kiss the Girls’ joins Paramount+. This thriller follows detective Alex Cross as he hunts a serial kidnapper known as Casanova, who targets women. When his niece is abducted, Cross teams with a victim who escaped to stop the killer.

Directed by Gary Fleder, the film stars Morgan Freeman as Cross, with Ashley Judd and Cary Elwes. Based on James Patterson’s novel, it’s a gripping crime drama with intense performances.

La Bamba (1987)

‘La Bamba’ arrives on Paramount+ on September 1. This biographical drama tells the story of Ritchie Valens, a young Mexican-American who rises to rock ‘n’ roll stardom in the 1950s. The film follows his meteoric career and tragic death at 17.

Directed by Luis Valdez, the film stars Lou Diamond Phillips as Valens, with Esai Morales and Rosanna DeSoto. Featuring Valens’ hits like “La Bamba,” it’s a heartfelt tribute to his legacy.

Labor Day (2014)

On September 1, ‘Labor Day’ hits Paramount+. This drama follows depressed single mother Adele and her son Henry, who offer shelter to an escaped convict, Frank, over a Labor Day weekend. As they bond, secrets unravel, forcing them to confront their pasts.

Directed by Jason Reitman, the film stars Kate Winslet, Josh Brolin, and Tobey Maguire. Based on Joyce Maynard’s novel, it blends romance and suspense with emotional depth.

Life (2017)

‘Life’ joins Paramount+ on September 1. This sci-fi horror follows a crew aboard the International Space Station who discover a rapidly evolving alien lifeform from Mars. As the creature grows hostile, they fight to survive and prevent it from reaching Earth.

Directed by Daniel Espinosa, the film stars Jake Gyllenhaal, Rebecca Ferguson, and Ryan Reynolds. Known for its tense atmosphere and shocking twists, it’s a gripping space thriller.

Like Water for Chocolate (1992)

On September 1, ‘Like Water for Chocolate’ arrives on Paramount+. This romantic drama follows Tita, a young woman in early 20th-century Mexico forbidden to marry her love, Pedro, due to family tradition. Her emotions infuse her cooking, magically affecting those who eat it.

Directed by Alfonso Arau, the film stars Lumi Cavazos and Marco Leonardi. Based on Laura Esquivel’s novel, it’s celebrated for its magical realism and lush visuals, earning global acclaim.

Loosies (2011)

‘Loosies’ hits Paramount+ on September 1. This crime comedy follows Bobby, a charming pickpocket in New York City, whose life of petty crime is upended when a one-night stand, Lucy, reveals she’s pregnant. As he dodges a relentless cop, Bobby must choose between his old ways and a new life.

Directed by Michael Corrente, the film stars Peter Facinelli, Jaimie Alexander, and Michael Madsen. Its blend of humor, romance, and light action offers a breezy, character-driven story.

Margaux (2022)

On September 1, ‘Margaux’ joins Paramount+. This sci-fi horror follows a group of college friends renting a smart house for a party weekend. When the house’s AI, Margaux, turns hostile, it uses advanced technology to trap and terrorize them.

Directed by Steven C. Miller, the film stars Madison Pettis, Vanessa Morgan, and Jedidiah Goodacre. Blending tech-driven horror with slasher vibes, it’s a modern twist on the genre.

Mommie Dearest (1981)

‘Mommie Dearest’ arrives on Paramount+ on September 1. This biographical drama depicts the turbulent life of actress Joan Crawford, focusing on her abusive relationship with her adopted daughter, Christina. Based on Christina’s memoir, it explores fame and family dysfunction.

Directed by Frank Perry, the film stars Faye Dunaway in an iconic performance as Crawford, with Diana Scarwid as Christina. Known for its campy intensity, it’s a cult classic in Hollywood biopics.

Murder on the Orient Express (1974)

On September 1, ‘Murder on the Orient Express’ hits Paramount+. This mystery follows detective Hercule Poirot, who investigates a murder aboard the luxurious Orient Express train. With a star-studded cast of suspects, Poirot unravels a complex web of clues.

Directed by Sidney Lumet, the film stars Albert Finney as Poirot, with Lauren Bacall, Ingrid Bergman, and Sean Connery. Based on Agatha Christie’s novel, it earned multiple Oscar nominations.

Animal House (1978)

‘National Lampoon’s Animal House’ joins Paramount+ on September 1. This comedy follows the misfit Delta House fraternity at Faber College in 1962, as they clash with the dean and rival frat. Their antics, from toga parties to pranks, define college chaos.

Directed by John Landis, the film stars John Belushi, Tim Matheson, and Karen Allen. A comedy classic, it launched the gross-out genre and remains a cultural touchstone.

Nick of Time (1995)

On September 1, ‘Nick of Time’ arrives on Paramount+. This real-time thriller follows accountant Gene Watson, who’s coerced by kidnappers into assassinating a politician to save his daughter. With 90 minutes to act, Gene races against time to outwit his captors.

Directed by John Badham, the film stars Johnny Depp and Christopher Walken. Its ticking-clock narrative and intense performances make it a gripping, underseen 90s thriller.

Nobody’s Fool (1994)

‘Nobody’s Fool’ hits Paramount+ on September 1. This drama follows Sully, a charming but aimless handyman in a small New York town, whose estranged son returns, forcing him to confront his past. Through family and community, Sully finds redemption.

Directed by Robert Benton, the film stars Paul Newman in an Oscar-nominated role, with Jessica Tandy and Bruce Willis. Based on Richard Russo’s novel, it’s a heartfelt character study.

O (2001)

On September 1, ‘O’ joins Paramount+. This modern retelling of Shakespeare’s ‘Othello’ is set at a high school, where basketball star Odin is manipulated by his teammate Hugo, who’s jealous of his success. Hugo’s schemes lead to betrayal and tragedy.

Directed by Tim Blake Nelson, the film stars Mekhi Phifer, Josh Hartnett, and Julia Stiles. Blending teen drama with Shakespearean themes, it offers a fresh take on a classic story.

Old Henry (2021)

‘Old Henry’ arrives on Paramount+ on September 5. This Western follows Henry, a widowed farmer living quietly with his son, who takes in an injured man with a bag of cash. When outlaws pursue the stranger, Henry’s hidden skills suggest a mysterious past.

Directed by Potsy Ponciroli, the film stars Tim Blake Nelson, Scott Haze, and Stephen Dorff. Praised for its gritty storytelling and Nelson’s standout performance, it’s a tense, modern Western.

Overlord (2018)

On September 1, ‘Overlord’ hits Paramount+. This horror-action film follows American paratroopers on the eve of D-Day, who discover a Nazi lab conducting supernatural experiments. As they fight to complete their mission, they face horrifying creatures.

Directed by Julius Avery, the film stars Jovan Adepo, Wyatt Russell, and Mathilde Ollivier. Produced by J.J. Abrams, it blends war drama with gory horror, delivering a thrilling genre mashup.

Patriot Games (1992)

‘Patriot Games’ joins Paramount+ on September 1. This thriller follows ex-CIA analyst Jack Ryan, who foils an IRA assassination attempt, making him a target for a vengeful terrorist. Ryan must protect his family while uncovering a larger plot.

Directed by Phillip Noyce, the film stars Harrison Ford as Ryan, with Anne Archer and Sean Bean. Based on Tom Clancy’s novel, it’s a tense, action-packed entry in the Ryan franchise.

Perfume: The Story of a Murderer (2006)

On September 1, ‘Perfume: The Story of a Murderer’ arrives on Paramount+. This dark drama follows Jean-Baptiste Grenouille, an 18th-century Frenchman with an extraordinary sense of smell, who becomes obsessed with creating the perfect scent, leading to a series of murders.

Directed by Tom Tykwer, the film stars Ben Whishaw, Dustin Hoffman, and Alan Rickman. Based on Patrick Süskind’s novel, it’s a visually lush and unsettling exploration of obsession.

Phantoms (1998)

‘Phantoms’ hits Paramount+ on September 1. This sci-fi horror follows sisters Lisa and Jenny, who arrive in a deserted Colorado town and discover its residents have vanished. Joined by a sheriff and a scientist, they uncover an ancient, subterranean entity.

Directed by Joe Chappelle, the film stars Rose McGowan, Joanna Going, and Peter O’Toole. Based on Dean Koontz’s novel, it blends cosmic horror with suspenseful pacing.

Piñero (2001)

On September 1, ‘Piñero’ joins Paramount+. This biographical drama follows Miguel Piñero, a Puerto Rican poet and playwright, as he navigates addiction, incarceration, and fame in 1970s New York. His raw poetry and turbulent life shape his legacy.

Directed by Leon Ichaso, the film stars Benjamin Bratt as Piñero, with Giancarlo Esposito and Talisa Soto. Capturing the grit of the Nuyorican movement, it’s a vivid portrait of a complex artist.

Quinceañera (2006)

‘Quinceañera’ arrives on Paramount+ on September 1. This drama follows Magdalena, a Mexican-American teen in Los Angeles, whose pregnancy threatens her traditional quinceañera celebration. As family tensions rise, she finds support in her community and cousin.

Directed by Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland, the film stars Emily Rios and Jesse Garcia. Winning awards at Sundance, it’s a heartfelt look at culture, family, and coming of age.

Road to Perdition (2002)

On September 1, ‘Road to Perdition’ hits Paramount+. This crime drama follows Michael Sullivan, a mob hitman in 1930s Chicago, who goes on the run with his son after their family is targeted by his boss. Their journey becomes a quest for redemption.

Directed by Sam Mendes, the film stars Tom Hanks, Paul Newman, and Jude Law. Based on a graphic novel, it’s praised for its haunting visuals and emotional father-son story.

Safe (2012)

‘Safe’ joins Paramount+ on September 1. This action thriller follows Luke Wright, a former cage fighter who rescues a young girl, Mei, from the Chinese Triads and Russian mob. As they flee across New York, Luke uncovers a conspiracy tied to her photographic memory.

Directed by Boaz Yakin, the film stars Jason Statham and Catherine Chan. Packed with intense fight scenes and chases, it’s a gritty, fast-paced crime thriller.

Scary Movie (2000)

On September 1, ‘Scary Movie’ arrives on Paramount+. This horror-comedy parodies slasher films, following a group of teens stalked by a bumbling killer after a hit-and-run accident. The film spoofs hits like ‘Scream’ and ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer.’

Directed by Keenen Ivory Wayans, it stars Anna Faris, Shawn Wayans, and Regina Hall. A box-office hit, it launched a franchise with its raunchy humor and clever genre references.

Scary Movie 2 (2001)

‘Scary Movie 2’ hits Paramount+ on September 1. This sequel sees the surviving teens from the first film lured to a haunted mansion for a fake college experiment. They face ghosts, gags, and parodies of horror classics like ‘The Exorcist’ and ‘The Haunting.’

Directed by Keenen Ivory Wayans, the film stars Anna Faris, Marlon Wayans, and Tim Curry. It doubles down on absurd humor, cementing the franchise’s over-the-top style.

Scary Movie 3 (2003)

On September 1, ‘Scary Movie 3’ joins Paramount+. This installment parodies sci-fi and horror, with Cindy investigating crop circles and a cursed videotape, spoofing ‘Signs’ and ‘The Ring.’ A new cast of characters faces absurd, comedic threats.

Directed by David Zucker, the film stars Anna Faris, Charlie Sheen, and Leslie Nielsen. Shifting to a broader comedy style, it’s packed with slapstick and pop-culture gags.

Scream 4 (2011)

‘Scream 4’ arrives on Paramount+ on September 1. This slasher sequel brings back Sidney Prescott, now an author, as Ghostface returns to Woodsboro on the anniversary of the original murders. A new generation of teens faces the killer’s deadly game.

Directed by Wes Craven, the film stars Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, and David Arquette, with Emma Roberts and Hayden Panettiere. It blends meta-humor with fresh scares, revitalizing the franchise.

September 5 (2024)

On September 4, ‘September 5’ hits Paramount+. This drama recreates the 1972 Munich Olympics hostage crisis, focusing on the ABC Sports team covering the tragedy live. Led by Geoff Mason, the team navigates ethical dilemmas as the crisis unfolds.

Directed by Tim Fehlbaum, the film stars Peter Sarsgaard, John Magaro, and Leonie Benesch. Premiering at Venice and Telluride, it’s praised for its tense, human portrayal of a historic event.

Seven Psychopaths (2012)

‘Seven Psychopaths’ joins Paramount+ on September 1. This dark comedy follows struggling screenwriter Marty, who gets entangled with his friend’s dog-kidnapping scheme, drawing the wrath of a volatile gangster. The chaos inspires Marty’s script about seven psychopaths.

Directed by Martin McDonagh, the film stars Colin Farrell, Sam Rockwell, and Woody Harrelson. Known for its quirky humor and twisty narrative, it’s a cult favorite in crime comedy.

Sleepy Hollow (1999)

On September 1, ‘Sleepy Hollow’ arrives on Paramount+. This gothic horror follows Ichabod Crane, a constable sent to investigate decapitations in the village of Sleepy Hollow, linked to the legendary Headless Horseman. He uncovers a supernatural conspiracy.

Directed by Tim Burton, the film stars Johnny Depp, Christina Ricci, and Miranda Richardson. Its eerie visuals and atmospheric storytelling make it a standout in Burton’s filmography.

Small Soldiers (1998)

‘Small Soldiers’ hits Paramount+ on September 1. This sci-fi action-comedy follows toy action figures equipped with military AI that come to life and wage war in a suburban neighborhood. Teen Alan Abernathy tries to stop the chaos before it escalates.

Directed by Joe Dante, the film stars Gregory Smith, Kirsten Dunst, and voices by Tommy Lee Jones and Frank Langella. Blending humor and satire, it’s a nostalgic 90s gem.

Spell (2020)

On September 1, ‘Spell’ joins Paramount+. This horror thriller follows Marquis, a lawyer who crash-lands in rural Appalachia and wakes up in the attic of a mysterious couple. He discovers they’re using hoodoo magic to trap him, forcing a desperate escape.

Directed by Mark Tonderai, the film stars Omari Hardwick and Loretta Devine. Its blend of psychological horror and cultural elements delivers a tense, unsettling experience.

Spontaneous (2020)

‘Spontaneous’ arrives on Paramount+ on September 1. This sci-fi comedy follows high school senior Mara, whose classmates begin spontaneously combusting. As she navigates love with Dylan and the chaos around her, they try to uncover the cause.

Directed by Brian Duffield, the film stars Katherine Langford and Charlie Plummer. Blending dark humor with teen romance, it’s a quirky, emotional take on coming-of-age horror.

Student Bodies (1981)

On September 1, ‘Student Bodies’ hits Paramount+. This horror-comedy parodies slasher films, following a teen girl investigating murders at her high school, where a killer called “The Breather” stalks victims. The film leans into absurd humor and genre tropes.

Directed by Mickey Rose and Michael Ritchie, it stars Kristen Riter and Matthew Goldsby. A cult classic, it’s one of the earliest slasher spoofs, predating ‘Scary Movie.’

Super 8 (2011)

‘Super 8’ joins Paramount+ on September 1. This sci-fi thriller follows a group of kids in 1979 Ohio filming a zombie movie when they witness a train crash unleashing an alien creature. As mysterious events unfold, they uncover a military cover-up.

Directed by J.J. Abrams and produced by Steven Spielberg, the film stars Joel Courtney, Elle Fanning, and Kyle Chandler. Its nostalgic vibe and heartfelt storytelling evoke 80s classics.

Superhero Movie (2008)

On September 5, ‘Superhero Movie’ arrives on Paramount+. This comedy parodies superhero films, following teen Rick Riker, who gains powers after a dragonfly bite and becomes the Dragonfly. He battles the villainous Hourglass while navigating high school.

Directed by Craig Mazin, the film stars Drake Bell, Sara Paxton, and Christopher McDonald. Spoofing films like ‘Spider-Man,’ it’s packed with slapstick humor and genre references.

Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007)

On September 1, ‘Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street’ hits Paramount+. This gothic musical follows barber Benjamin Barker, who returns to London seeking revenge on a corrupt judge. As Sweeney Todd, he slits throats while his ally, Mrs. Lovett, bakes the victims into pies.

Directed by Tim Burton, the film stars Johnny Depp, Helena Bonham Carter, and Alan Rickman. Based on Stephen Sondheim’s musical, it’s a dark, visually stunning adaptation.

Teaching Mrs. Tingle (1999)

‘Teaching Mrs. Tingle’ arrives on Paramount+ on September 1. This dark comedy follows high school student Leigh Ann, who, with her friends, kidnaps their cruel teacher, Mrs. Tingle, to change a failing grade. Their plan spirals into a tense game of wits.

Directed by Kevin Williamson, the film stars Helen Mirren, Katie Holmes, and Barry Watson. Blending teen drama with dark humor, it’s a quirky entry in 90s teen films.

The Addams Family (1991)

On September 1, ‘The Addams Family’ joins Paramount+. This dark comedy follows the eccentric Addams clan as they reunite with Gomez’s long-lost brother, Fester, who may be an imposter. Their gothic lifestyle clashes with a con artist’s scheme.

Directed by Barry Sonnenfeld, the film stars Anjelica Huston, Raul Julia, and Christopher Lloyd. Based on the classic TV series, it’s a beloved blend of humor and macabre charm.

The Commuter (2018)

‘The Commuter’ hits Paramount+ on September 1. This action thriller follows Michael MacCauley, a former cop turned insurance salesman, who’s drawn into a deadly conspiracy on his daily train commute. A mysterious woman forces him to find a passenger before the final stop.

Directed by Jaume Collet-Serra, the film stars Liam Neeson, Vera Farmiga, and Patrick Wilson. Packed with suspense and twists, it’s a high-octane ride in the action genre.

The Crow (1994)

On September 1, ‘The Crow’ arrives on Paramount+. This dark fantasy follows Eric Draven, a musician resurrected by a mystical crow to avenge his and his fiancée’s murder. Armed with supernatural powers, he hunts the gang responsible in a gritty urban underworld.

Directed by Alex Proyas, the film stars Brandon Lee in his tragic final role, with Ernie Hudson and Michael Wincott. Its gothic aesthetic and emotional depth made it a cult classic.

The Crow: City of Angels (1996)

‘The Crow: City of Angels’ joins Paramount+ on September 1. This sequel follows Ashe Corven, resurrected to avenge his and his son’s murder in a dystopian Los Angeles. Guided by the crow, he battles a ruthless crime lord and his supernatural forces.

Directed by Tim Pope, the film stars Vincent Perez, Mia Kirshner, and Iggy Pop. While less acclaimed than the original, its dark tone and stylish visuals maintain the franchise’s vibe.

The Crow: Wicked Prayer (2005)

On September 1, ‘The Crow: Wicked Prayer’ hits Paramount+. This installment follows ex-con Jimmy Cuervo, resurrected by the crow to stop a satanic cult leader who killed him and his girlfriend. The battle takes on supernatural stakes in a desert town.

Directed by Lance Mungia, the film stars Edward Furlong, Tara Reid, and David Boreanaz. Despite mixed reception, it continues the franchise’s theme of vengeance and redemption.

The Devil Inside (2012)

‘The Devil Inside’ arrives on Paramount+ on September 1. This found-footage horror follows Isabella, who investigates her mother’s exorcism-related murders in Italy. Joining a team of exorcists, she uncovers a demonic conspiracy tied to her family.

Directed by William Brent Bell, the film stars Fernanda Andrade and Simon Quarterman. Its chilling atmosphere and controversial ending sparked buzz among horror fans.

The Faculty (1998)

On September 1, ‘The Faculty’ joins Paramount+. This sci-fi horror follows a group of high school students who discover their teachers are being controlled by alien parasites. They band together to stop the invasion before it spreads beyond their school.

Directed by Robert Rodriguez, the film stars Josh Hartnett, Elijah Wood, and Clea DuVall. Blending teen drama with sci-fi thrills, it’s a 90s cult favorite with a sharp edge.

The Gift (2000)

‘The Gift’ hits Paramount+ on September 1. This supernatural thriller follows Annie Wilson, a psychic in a small Southern town, who uses her visions to help locals. When a woman goes missing, Annie’s abilities draw her into a murder mystery with dark secrets.

Directed by Sam Raimi, the film stars Cate Blanchett, Giovanni Ribisi, and Keanu Reeves. Its blend of suspense and supernatural elements creates a haunting, character-driven story.

The Grifters (1990)

On September 1, ‘The Grifters’ arrives on Paramount+. This neo-noir crime drama follows con artist Roy Dillon, caught between his estranged mother, Lilly, and his girlfriend, Myra, both skilled grifters. Their schemes lead to betrayal and deadly consequences.

Directed by Stephen Frears, the film stars Anjelica Huston, John Cusack, and Annette Bening. Based on Jim Thompson’s novel, it earned Oscar nominations for its sharp script and performances.

The Haunting (1999)

‘The Haunting’ joins Paramount+ on September 1. This horror film follows a group of people invited to a haunted mansion for a sleep study, only to face supernatural forces tied to the house’s dark history. As paranormal events escalate, they fight to survive.

Directed by Jan de Bont, the film stars Lili Taylor, Liam Neeson, and Catherine Zeta-Jones. Based on Shirley Jackson’s novel, it’s known for its eerie effects and gothic atmosphere.

The Hunter (2011)

On September 1, ‘The Hunter’ hits Paramount+. This drama follows Martin, a mercenary sent to Tasmania to hunt the last Tasmanian tiger. As he tracks the elusive creature, he bonds with a local family and questions his mission’s moral cost.

Directed by Daniel Nettheim, the film stars Willem Dafoe, Frances O’Connor, and Sam Neill. Based on Julia Leigh’s novel, it blends suspense with environmental themes.

The Island (2005)

‘The Island’ arrives on Paramount+ on September 1. This sci-fi action film follows Lincoln Six Echo and Jordan Two Delta, residents of a utopian facility who discover they’re clones bred for organ harvesting. They escape to uncover the truth and fight for freedom.

Directed by Michael Bay, the film stars Ewan McGregor, Scarlett Johansson, and Djimon Hounsou. Known for its high-octane action and ethical questions, it’s a thrilling dystopian tale.

The Last Exorcism Part II (2013)

On September 1, ‘The Last Exorcism Part II’ joins Paramount+. This horror sequel follows Nell Sweetzer, recovering from a demonic possession, as she tries to rebuild her life. When the evil force returns, she faces a terrifying battle to save her soul.

Directed by Ed Gass-Donnelly, the film stars Ashley Bell and Julia Garner. Dropping the found-footage style of the original, it leans into psychological horror and supernatural dread.

The Longest Yard (2005)

‘The Longest Yard’ hits Paramount+ on September 1. This sports comedy follows disgraced quarterback Paul Crewe, who’s sent to prison and forced to form a football team of inmates to play against the guards. The game becomes a battle for pride.

Directed by Peter Segal, the film stars Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, and Burt Reynolds. A remake of the 1974 film, it blends humor and heart with gritty gridiron action.

The Loved Ones (2010)

On September 1, ‘The Loved Ones’ arrives on Paramount+. This Australian horror follows Brent, a teen kidnapped by Lola, a disturbed classmate, who subjects him to a sadistic prom night at her home. He must escape her twisted obsession to survive.

Directed by Sean Byrne, the film stars Xavier Samuel and Robin McLeavy. Known for its intense violence and dark humor, it’s a standout in modern horror cinema.

The Mechanic (2011)

‘The Mechanic’ joins Paramount+ on September 1. This action thriller follows Arthur Bishop, an elite assassin who takes on an apprentice, Steve, the son of a former colleague. As they navigate deadly jobs, betrayal threatens their partnership.

Directed by Simon West, the film stars Jason Statham, Ben Foster, and Donald Sutherland. A remake of the 1972 film, it’s packed with sleek action and high-stakes drama.

The Monster Squad (1987)

On September 1, ‘The Monster Squad’ hits Paramount+. This horror-comedy follows a group of kids who discover Dracula, Frankenstein’s monster, and other classic monsters are invading their town. They form a squad to stop the creatures’ evil plan.

Directed by Fred Dekker, the film stars Andre Gower, Robby Kiger, and Tom Noonan. A nostalgic 80s gem, it blends kid-friendly adventure with monster movie thrills.

The Night Clerk (2020)

‘The Night Clerk’ arrives on Paramount+ on September 1. This thriller follows Bart, a hotel clerk with autism who witnesses a murder through hidden cameras. As he becomes a suspect, Bart must navigate a police investigation and protect a guest he’s drawn to.

Directed by Michael Cristofer, the film stars Tye Sheridan, Ana de Armas, and John Leguizamo. Its blend of suspense and character drama offers a unique crime story.

The Parallax View (1974)

On September 1, ‘The Parallax View’ joins Paramount+. This political thriller follows journalist Joe Frady, investigating a senator’s assassination and uncovering a shadowy conspiracy. As he digs deeper, he becomes a target of a mysterious organization.

Directed by Alan J. Pakula, the film stars Warren Beatty, Hume Cronyn, and Paula Prentiss. A classic of 70s paranoia cinema, it’s known for its tense atmosphere and social commentary.

The Reckoning (2020)

‘The Reckoning’ hits Paramount+ on September 1. This historical horror follows Grace, a young widow in 1665 England, accused of witchcraft after rejecting her landlord’s advances. Imprisoned and tortured, she faces supernatural forces and her own resilience.

Directed by Neil Marshall, the film stars Charlotte Kirk and Sean Pertwee. Blending period drama with horror, it explores themes of persecution and survival.

The Relic (1997)

On September 1, ‘The Relic’ arrives on Paramount+. This sci-fi horror follows a Chicago museum preparing for a major exhibit when a series of murders reveals a monstrous creature hiding in the building. A biologist and detective team up to stop it.

Directed by Peter Hyams, the film stars Penelope Ann Miller and Tom Sizemore. Based on the novel by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child, it’s a tense creature feature.

The Ring (2002)

‘The Ring’ joins Paramount+ on September 1. This horror film follows journalist Rachel Keller, who investigates a cursed videotape that kills viewers seven days after watching it. Racing against time, she uncovers its deadly origins to save herself and her son.

Directed by Gore Verbinski, the film stars Naomi Watts, Martin Henderson, and Brian Cox. A remake of the Japanese film ‘Ringu,’ it’s a chilling modern horror classic.

The Stepford Wives (2004)

On September 1, ‘The Stepford Wives’ hits Paramount+. This satirical sci-fi comedy follows Joanna, who moves to the idyllic town of Stepford, where the women are eerily perfect. She uncovers a conspiracy turning wives into submissive, robotic versions of themselves.

Directed by Frank Oz, the film stars Nicole Kidman, Matthew Broderick, and Bette Midler. A remake of the 1975 film, it blends dark humor with social commentary.

The Sum of All Fears (2002)

‘The Sum of All Fears’ arrives on Paramount+ on September 1. This thriller follows CIA analyst Jack Ryan as he uncovers a plot by neo-Nazis to detonate a nuclear bomb and spark war between the U.S. and Russia. Ryan races to avert global catastrophe.

Directed by Phil Alden Robinson, the film stars Ben Affleck as Ryan, with Morgan Freeman and James Cromwell. Based on Tom Clancy’s novel, it’s a tense geopolitical drama.

The Terminal (2004)

On September 1, ‘The Terminal’ joins Paramount+. This comedy-drama follows Viktor Navorski, an Eastern European man stranded in JFK Airport after his country’s government collapses. Living in the terminal, he forms bonds and navigates bureaucracy.

Directed by Steven Spielberg, the film stars Tom Hanks, Catherine Zeta-Jones, and Stanley Tucci. Inspired by a true story, it’s a heartwarming tale of resilience and human connection.

The Uninvited (2009)

‘The Uninvited’ hits Paramount+ on September 1. This psychological horror follows Anna, a teen returning home after a mental health stay, who’s haunted by visions of her late mother’s nurse. With her sister, she uncovers dark family secrets.

Directed by the Guard Brothers, the film stars Emily Browning, Elizabeth Banks, and Arielle Kebbel. A remake of the Korean film ‘A Tale of Two Sisters,’ it’s a chilling blend of mystery and horror.

To Catch a Thief (1955)

On September 1, ‘To Catch a Thief’ arrives on Paramount+. This romantic thriller follows retired cat burglar John Robie, suspected of new jewel heists on the French Riviera. To clear his name, he teams with an heiress to catch the real thief.

Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, the film stars Cary Grant and Grace Kelly. Known for its glamorous setting and witty chemistry, it’s a classic in Hitchcock’s filmography.

Twisted (2004)

‘Twisted’ joins Paramount+ on September 1. This thriller follows police inspector Jessica Shepard, who investigates a series of murders linked to her past lovers. As the evidence points to her, she questions her own sanity and uncovers a dark conspiracy.

Directed by Philip Kaufman, the film stars Ashley Judd, Samuel L. Jackson, and Andy Garcia. Its twisty plot and psychological depth keep viewers on edge.

Universal Soldier (1992)

On September 1, ‘Universal Soldier’ hits Paramount+. This sci-fi action film follows two soldiers, killed in Vietnam and reanimated as super-soldiers, who face off when one regains his memories. Their conflict exposes the program’s dark secrets.

Directed by Roland Emmerich, the film stars Jean-Claude Van Damme and Dolph Lundgren. A 90s action hit, it spawned a franchise with its high-octane fights and sci-fi premise.

Up in Smoke (1978)

‘Up in Smoke’ arrives on Paramount+ on September 1. This stoner comedy follows Cheech and Chong as they stumble through misadventures involving a van made of marijuana, a deportation mix-up, and a battle of the bands. Chaos and hilarity ensue.

Directed by Lou Adler, the film stars Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong. The duo’s first feature, it became a cult classic for its irreverent humor and counterculture vibe.

Vampire in Brooklyn (1995)

On September 1, ‘Vampire in Brooklyn’ joins Paramount+. This horror-comedy follows Maximillian, a Caribbean vampire who arrives in Brooklyn to find a half-human mate, Rita. As he woos her, a detective suspects his dark nature, leading to a bloody showdown.

Directed by Wes Craven, the film stars Eddie Murphy, Angela Bassett, and Allen Payne. Blending horror with Murphy’s humor, it’s a unique entry in the vampire genre.

Venom (2005)

‘Venom’ hits Paramount+ on September 1. This horror film follows a group of teens in Louisiana who encounter a voodoo-cursed tow truck driver turned into a deadly creature. As the body count rises, they fight to stop the supernatural killer.

Directed by Jim Gillespie, the film stars Agnes Bruckner, Jonathan Jackson, and Meagan Good. Its Southern gothic vibe and creature horror deliver a creepy, underseen chiller.

Vertical Limit (2000)

On September 1, ‘Vertical Limit’ arrives on Paramount+. This action thriller follows Peter Garrett, a climber who leads a rescue mission to save his sister and her team, trapped near the peak of K2 after an avalanche. Time and nature test their survival.

Directed by Martin Campbell, the film stars Chris O’Donnell, Robin Tunney, and Bill Paxton. Known for its breathtaking mountain visuals and intense action, it’s a gripping adventure.

Virtuosity (1995)

‘Virtuosity’ joins Paramount+ on September 1. This sci-fi thriller follows ex-cop Parker Barnes, tasked with stopping SID 6.7, a virtual reality serial killer who escapes into the real world. Their cat-and-mouse game threatens Los Angeles.

Directed by Brett Leonard, the film stars Denzel Washington, Russell Crowe, and Kelly Lynch. A 90s cyberpunk gem, it blends high-tech action with psychological suspense.

They (2002)

On September 1, ‘Wes Craven Presents: They’ hits Paramount+. This horror film follows Julia, a grad student haunted by childhood night terrors that return after a friend’s suicide. She discovers shadowy creatures stalking her and others marked in childhood.

Directed by Robert Harmon, the film stars Laura Regan, Marc Blucas, and Ethan Embry. Produced by Wes Craven, it’s a creepy, atmospheric horror about fear and survival.

Witness (1985)

‘Witness’ arrives on Paramount+ on September 1. This thriller follows John Book, a Philadelphia cop hiding in an Amish community to protect a young boy who witnessed a murder. As he bonds with the boy’s mother, danger follows from corrupt forces.

Directed by Peter Weir, the film stars Harrison Ford and Kelly McGillis. Nominated for eight Oscars, it’s a gripping blend of crime drama and cultural exploration.

World War Z (2013)

On September 1, ‘World War Z’ hits Paramount+. This apocalyptic thriller follows Gerry Lane, a former UN investigator racing to find the source of a global zombie pandemic. Traveling across continents, he uncovers clues to stop the outbreak.

Directed by Marc Forster, the film stars Brad Pitt, Mireille Enos, and Daniella Kertesz. Based on Max Brooks’ novel, it’s known for its intense action and large-scale zombie sequences.

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