Elvis

Warner Bros.

Are you ready to hear Elvis sing the Santa Claus song again? We sure are, and thank goodness we’ll now be able to stream those wonderful performances on HBO Max. While “Elvis” certainly isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, you can’t deny that it has an infectious energy to it that can’t be easily matched anymore.

Sure, the musician biopic subgenre of film seems a bit crowded right now, and if “Bohemian Rhapsody” taught us anything, it’s that not all of these movies are of the highest quality. However, you can’t accuse director Baz Luhrmann of slacking off with this frantic and idealistic portrait of an American icon. Austin Butler’s on-point interpretation of the singer and Tom Hanks’ cartoonish depiction of Colonel Tom Parker are some of the year’s most compelling performances. As /Film’s Rafael Motamayor put it in his review from Cannes, “Elvis” is essentially a comic book movie without the superheroes, and thank goodness for that.

Cat People

RKO Radio Pictures

Although Paul Verhoeven’s 1982 remake often comes to mind when this title is mentioned, the 1942 original is still an essential part of horror canon. Jacques Tourneur’s story of love, lust, and cats may not be as obviously steamy due to its production during the reign of the Hays Code. However, you’d have to be watching this movie with your eyes closed if you can’t feel the sexual tension between Simone Simon’s Irena and Kent Smith’s Oliver.

“Cat People” may not be the most terrifying movie, as its restrictions in terms of violence and sexuality can come off as pretty corny. However, that is what makes it all the more compelling to watch from a history-based point of view. Horror during the Hayes Code had to get extremely creative in its storytelling, which resulted in some of the most memorable and iconic horror movies that are still referenced to this day. “Cat People” is one of these movies, and although it might not be as steamy as its remake released forty years later, it is still worth a watch.

We’re All Going to the World’s Fair

Utopia

Jane Schoenbrun’s debut feature made quite the splash back at Sundance in 2021, and appropriately so. While quiet and simple in its delivery, “We’re All Going to the World’s Fair” provides one of the best looks at Internet culture put to film. The acting debut of Anna Cobb as a teenager finding her life consumed by an ARG (alternate reality game) is one that feels all too familiar to people whose entire coming-of-age involved the evolution of the Internet.

It also highlights something that many explorations of social media fail to acknowledge; sometimes, the internet can be kind of a good place. While the film forces Cobb’s Casey through some depressing stuff, it ultimately is a showcase of how access to information not otherwise available in real life can be life-changing for young people. The internet and what it can host is a double-edged sword, but according to Schoenbrun, it is a sword still worth wielding.

Ratcatcher

Pathé Distribution

Watching the debut movie of an iconic director is always an interesting experience. You get to see the evolution of their cinematic voice from the very beginning; maybe they had a strong grasp on their style from the very beginning, or perhaps it was something they eventually grew into. In Lynne Ramsay’s case, her debut was a confident one that many still consider among her best.

Being minimalist in its dialogue and intense in its imagery, “Ratcatcher” is a movie that isn’t easily available to stream in a lot of places. It’s a hard movie to summarize because of this, but that’s a bit of a given considering how Ramsay visualizes her plots rather than explaining them. What can be explained is that it explores how growing up is both an exciting and terrifying time, the mysteries that aging brings sometimes being hard to stomach. Trust us when we say you won’t feel the same after watching it.

Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2

The Cannon Group

So, let’s transition over to something completely different. The original “Texas Chain Saw Massacre” is a classic that can never be replicated, no matter how hard people try and recreate it. With that in mind, why bother recreating it at all? That’s the question that Tobe Hooper posed with this cult classic, which saw the violence of the Sawyer Family get turned up to almost comical levels. While the reception upon release was pretty mixed, it has gotten a well-deserved reappraisal.

“Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2” is an exercise in excess; there is more blood, more guts, more chainsaws, and of course, more Leatherface. There are also far more colorful and boisterous characters, especially Dennis Hopper’s gonzo performance as the lord of the harvest, Lieutenant Lefty Enright. It’s a movie that you can just have fun watching, something you don’t have to think about too much. Just sit back and let the carnage flow.

Movies and TV shows coming to HBO Max in August 2022

HBO

September 1

The Accused, 1988

Airplane II: The Sequel, 1982

Airplane!, 1980

Andy Hardy Comes Home, 1958

Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever, 1939

Andy Hardy Meets a Debutante, 1940

Andy Hardy’s Blonde Trouble, 1944

Andy Hardy’s Double Life, 1942

Andy Hardy’s Private Secretary, 1941

Angela, 1995

Another Thin Man, 1939

The Bad and the Beautiful, 1952

Bandslam, 2009

The Beach Bum, 2019

Beau Travail, 1999

Cat People, 1942

The Courtship of Andy Hardy, 1942

Divergent, 2014

The Divergent Series: Allegiant, 2016

The Divergent Series: Insurgent, 2015

Double Trouble, 1967

Dragon Blade, 2015

Elvis on Tour, 1972

The Eyes of My Mother, 2016

The Eyes of Orson Welles, 2018

Frankenstein, 1970

Girl Happy, 1965

Glory, 1989

Harper, 1966

Holiday, 1930

Hook, Line and Sinker, 1931

The Host, 2013

Hot Tub Time Machine, 2010

In the Fade, 2017

It Happened at the World’s Fair, 1963

Jailhouse Rock, 1957

Killer Elite, 2011

The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean, 1972

Life of Crime, 2014

Meet Dave, 2008

Melancholia, 2011

My Bloody Valentine, 1981

My Week with Marilyn, 2011

The Nitwits, 1935

The Oklahoma Kid, 1939

Operation Crossbow, 1965

The Outfit, 1973

Please Stand By, 2017

Ratcatcher, 1999

Red Dust, 1932

The Ring Two, 2005

Rita, Sue and Bob Too, 1987

Road to Singapore, 1931

Rocknrolla, 2008

Rosetta, 1999

The Scapegoat, 1959

The Sea Wolf, 1941

Screaming Eagles, 1956

Shadow Dancer, 2012

Shadow of the Thin Man, 1941

Song of the Thin Man, 1947

Spinout, 1966

The Tailor of Panama, 2001

Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, 1986

There Was a Crooked Man, 1970

Till the End of Time, 1946

Topsy-Turvy, 1999

Torpedo Run, 1958

Varda by Agnès, 2019

Village of the Damned, 1960

Waterloo Bridge, 1940

We’re All Going To The World’s Fair, 2021

What Lies Beneath, 2000

Where the Boys Are, 1960

Wild Hogs, 2007

Woman Walks Ahead, 2017

Working Girls, 1986

Young Guns, 1988

Young Guns II, 1990

Zandy’s Bride, 1974

September 2

Elvis, 2022

Total Dramarama, Season 3B Premiere

September 3

Sesame Street Mecha Builders, Season 1C Premiere

September 4

Primera, 2021

The Vampire Diaries, Seasons 1-8

September 5

Beauty and the Bandit, 1946

September 7

The Brave One, 1956

Young Sheldon, Season 5

September 9

HBO First Look: See How They Run, Season Premiere

Moonfall, 2022

Saving The King (aka Salvar al Rey), Max Original Season 1

Tom Swift, Season 1

September 10

Impractical Jokers, Season 9C

Impractical Jokers, Season 9C Specials

September 12

The Criminal Life of Archibaldo de La Cruz, 1955

September 14

Tammy, 2014

September 15

Dos Monjes, 1934

Lucia, 1968

September 16

Good Behavior, Seasons 1-2

Los Espookys, Season 2 Premiere

September 17

Secret Origin Of The Batwheels

September 21

Escape From Kabul, 2022

September 22

The Hype, Max Original Season 2 Premiere

Living Single, Seasons 1-5

September 23

Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace? Season 1 Premiere

September 28

Hostages, Documentary Series Premiere

Into the Storm, 2014

September 29

Looney Tunes Cartoons (S5B) Halloween Special Max Original Premiere

September 30

Bing, Season 1C

Gotham, Seasons 1-5

The Cabin Chronicles, Seasons 1-2

The Courage to Run with Chip Gaines & Gabe Grunewald, Special

The Craftsman, Season 1

The Established Home, Season 1

Family Dinner, Seasons 1-2

Fixer Upper (Five-Season Library)

Fixer Upper: Behind the Design, Season 1

Fixer Upper: Welcome Home, Season 1

For the Love of Kitchens, Season 1

Growing Floret, Season 1

Homegrown, Seasons 1-2

In with the Old, Season 1

Inn the Works, Seasons 1-2

The Johnnyswim Show, Seasons 1-2

The Lost Kitchen, Seasons 1-2

Magnolia Table with Joanna Gaines, Seasons 1-6

Maine Cabin Masters, Season 7

Making Modern with Brooke and Brice, Seasons 1-2

Point of View: A Designer Profile

Ranch to Table, Seasons 1-2

Restoration Road with Clint Harp, Seasons 1-2

The Retro Plant Shop with Mikey and Jo, Season 1

Silos Baking Competition

Van Go, Seasons 1-2

Where We Call Home, Seasons 1-2

The Best TV Shows And Movies Coming To HBO Max In September 2022

Pathé Distribution

The future of HBO Max is a bit strange right now, a fact that has been widely documented over the past couple of weeks. A lot of programming, both acquired and original, has been wiped with little warning, and the programming that survives now has a rocky future ahead of it. The decisions being made over at Warner Bros. Discovery regarding these removals have been controversial at the very best, but all we can really do is sit back and watch what happens live.

At the same time, it’s hard to deny that the incoming movies and television shows in September look pretty interesting. You’ve got Warner Bros. theatrical releases finally hitting streaming, season premieres of shows arriving after far too long of hiatuses, and even some programs from the Discovery+ Magnolia Network. Whatever your mood, it’s likely that HBO Max will be adding something that tickles your fancy in September. Here are five releases we think you should check out, as well as the complete list of movies and television shows that will be dropping throughout the month of September.

At the same time, it’s hard to deny that the incoming movies and television shows in September look pretty interesting. You’ve got Warner Bros. theatrical releases finally hitting streaming, season premieres of shows arriving after far too long of hiatuses, and even some programs from the Discovery+ Magnolia Network. Whatever your mood, it’s likely that HBO Max will be adding something that tickles your fancy in September. Here are five releases we think you should check out, as well as the complete list of movies and television shows that will be dropping throughout the month of September.

Elvis

Warner Bros.

Are you ready to hear Elvis sing the Santa Claus song again? We sure are, and thank goodness we’ll now be able to stream those wonderful performances on HBO Max. While “Elvis” certainly isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, you can’t deny that it has an infectious energy to it that can’t be easily matched anymore.

Sure, the musician biopic subgenre of film seems a bit crowded right now, and if “Bohemian Rhapsody” taught us anything, it’s that not all of these movies are of the highest quality. However, you can’t accuse director Baz Luhrmann of slacking off with this frantic and idealistic portrait of an American icon. Austin Butler’s on-point interpretation of the singer and Tom Hanks’ cartoonish depiction of Colonel Tom Parker are some of the year’s most compelling performances. As /Film’s Rafael Motamayor put it in his review from Cannes, “Elvis” is essentially a comic book movie without the superheroes, and thank goodness for that.

Sure, the musician biopic subgenre of film seems a bit crowded right now, and if “Bohemian Rhapsody” taught us anything, it’s that not all of these movies are of the highest quality. However, you can’t accuse director Baz Luhrmann of slacking off with this frantic and idealistic portrait of an American icon. Austin Butler’s on-point interpretation of the singer and Tom Hanks’ cartoonish depiction of Colonel Tom Parker are some of the year’s most compelling performances. As /Film’s Rafael Motamayor put it in his review from Cannes, “Elvis” is essentially a comic book movie without the superheroes, and thank goodness for that.

Cat People

RKO Radio Pictures

Although Paul Verhoeven’s 1982 remake often comes to mind when this title is mentioned, the 1942 original is still an essential part of horror canon. Jacques Tourneur’s story of love, lust, and cats may not be as obviously steamy due to its production during the reign of the Hays Code. However, you’d have to be watching this movie with your eyes closed if you can’t feel the sexual tension between Simone Simon’s Irena and Kent Smith’s Oliver.

“Cat People” may not be the most terrifying movie, as its restrictions in terms of violence and sexuality can come off as pretty corny. However, that is what makes it all the more compelling to watch from a history-based point of view. Horror during the Hayes Code had to get extremely creative in its storytelling, which resulted in some of the most memorable and iconic horror movies that are still referenced to this day. “Cat People” is one of these movies, and although it might not be as steamy as its remake released forty years later, it is still worth a watch.

“Cat People” may not be the most terrifying movie, as its restrictions in terms of violence and sexuality can come off as pretty corny. However, that is what makes it all the more compelling to watch from a history-based point of view. Horror during the Hayes Code had to get extremely creative in its storytelling, which resulted in some of the most memorable and iconic horror movies that are still referenced to this day. “Cat People” is one of these movies, and although it might not be as steamy as its remake released forty years later, it is still worth a watch.

We’re All Going to the World’s Fair

Utopia

Jane Schoenbrun’s debut feature made quite the splash back at Sundance in 2021, and appropriately so. While quiet and simple in its delivery, “We’re All Going to the World’s Fair” provides one of the best looks at Internet culture put to film. The acting debut of Anna Cobb as a teenager finding her life consumed by an ARG (alternate reality game) is one that feels all too familiar to people whose entire coming-of-age involved the evolution of the Internet.

It also highlights something that many explorations of social media fail to acknowledge; sometimes, the internet can be kind of a good place. While the film forces Cobb’s Casey through some depressing stuff, it ultimately is a showcase of how access to information not otherwise available in real life can be life-changing for young people. The internet and what it can host is a double-edged sword, but according to Schoenbrun, it is a sword still worth wielding.

It also highlights something that many explorations of social media fail to acknowledge; sometimes, the internet can be kind of a good place. While the film forces Cobb’s Casey through some depressing stuff, it ultimately is a showcase of how access to information not otherwise available in real life can be life-changing for young people. The internet and what it can host is a double-edged sword, but according to Schoenbrun, it is a sword still worth wielding.

Ratcatcher

Watching the debut movie of an iconic director is always an interesting experience. You get to see the evolution of their cinematic voice from the very beginning; maybe they had a strong grasp on their style from the very beginning, or perhaps it was something they eventually grew into. In Lynne Ramsay’s case, her debut was a confident one that many still consider among her best.

Being minimalist in its dialogue and intense in its imagery, “Ratcatcher” is a movie that isn’t easily available to stream in a lot of places. It’s a hard movie to summarize because of this, but that’s a bit of a given considering how Ramsay visualizes her plots rather than explaining them. What can be explained is that it explores how growing up is both an exciting and terrifying time, the mysteries that aging brings sometimes being hard to stomach. Trust us when we say you won’t feel the same after watching it.

Being minimalist in its dialogue and intense in its imagery, “Ratcatcher” is a movie that isn’t easily available to stream in a lot of places. It’s a hard movie to summarize because of this, but that’s a bit of a given considering how Ramsay visualizes her plots rather than explaining them. What can be explained is that it explores how growing up is both an exciting and terrifying time, the mysteries that aging brings sometimes being hard to stomach. Trust us when we say you won’t feel the same after watching it.

Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2

The Cannon Group

So, let’s transition over to something completely different. The original “Texas Chain Saw Massacre” is a classic that can never be replicated, no matter how hard people try and recreate it. With that in mind, why bother recreating it at all? That’s the question that Tobe Hooper posed with this cult classic, which saw the violence of the Sawyer Family get turned up to almost comical levels. While the reception upon release was pretty mixed, it has gotten a well-deserved reappraisal.

“Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2” is an exercise in excess; there is more blood, more guts, more chainsaws, and of course, more Leatherface. There are also far more colorful and boisterous characters, especially Dennis Hopper’s gonzo performance as the lord of the harvest, Lieutenant Lefty Enright. It’s a movie that you can just have fun watching, something you don’t have to think about too much. Just sit back and let the carnage flow.

“Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2” is an exercise in excess; there is more blood, more guts, more chainsaws, and of course, more Leatherface. There are also far more colorful and boisterous characters, especially Dennis Hopper’s gonzo performance as the lord of the harvest, Lieutenant Lefty Enright. It’s a movie that you can just have fun watching, something you don’t have to think about too much. Just sit back and let the carnage flow.

Movies and TV shows coming to HBO Max in August 2022

HBO

September 1

The Accused, 1988

Airplane II: The Sequel, 1982

Airplane!, 1980

Andy Hardy Comes Home, 1958

Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever, 1939

Andy Hardy Meets a Debutante, 1940

Andy Hardy’s Blonde Trouble, 1944

Andy Hardy’s Double Life, 1942

Andy Hardy’s Private Secretary, 1941

Angela, 1995

Another Thin Man, 1939

The Bad and the Beautiful, 1952

Bandslam, 2009

The Beach Bum, 2019

Beau Travail, 1999

Cat People, 1942

The Courtship of Andy Hardy, 1942

Divergent, 2014

The Divergent Series: Allegiant, 2016

The Divergent Series: Insurgent, 2015

Double Trouble, 1967

Dragon Blade, 2015

Elvis on Tour, 1972

The Eyes of My Mother, 2016

The Eyes of Orson Welles, 2018

Frankenstein, 1970

Girl Happy, 1965

Glory, 1989

Harper, 1966

Holiday, 1930

Hook, Line and Sinker, 1931

The Host, 2013

Hot Tub Time Machine, 2010

In the Fade, 2017

It Happened at the World’s Fair, 1963

Jailhouse Rock, 1957

Killer Elite, 2011

The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean, 1972

Life of Crime, 2014

Meet Dave, 2008

Melancholia, 2011

My Bloody Valentine, 1981

My Week with Marilyn, 2011

The Nitwits, 1935

The Oklahoma Kid, 1939

Operation Crossbow, 1965

The Outfit, 1973

Please Stand By, 2017

Ratcatcher, 1999

Red Dust, 1932

The Ring Two, 2005

Rita, Sue and Bob Too, 1987

Road to Singapore, 1931

Rocknrolla, 2008

Rosetta, 1999

The Scapegoat, 1959

The Sea Wolf, 1941

Screaming Eagles, 1956

Shadow Dancer, 2012

Shadow of the Thin Man, 1941

Song of the Thin Man, 1947

Spinout, 1966

The Tailor of Panama, 2001

Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, 1986

There Was a Crooked Man, 1970

Till the End of Time, 1946

Topsy-Turvy, 1999

Torpedo Run, 1958

Varda by Agnès, 2019

Village of the Damned, 1960

Waterloo Bridge, 1940

We’re All Going To The World’s Fair, 2021

What Lies Beneath, 2000

Where the Boys Are, 1960

Wild Hogs, 2007

Woman Walks Ahead, 2017

Working Girls, 1986

Young Guns, 1988

Young Guns II, 1990

Zandy’s Bride, 1974

September 2

Elvis, 2022

Total Dramarama, Season 3B Premiere

September 3

Sesame Street Mecha Builders, Season 1C Premiere

September 4

Primera, 2021

The Vampire Diaries, Seasons 1-8

September 5

Beauty and the Bandit, 1946

September 7

The Brave One, 1956

Young Sheldon, Season 5

September 9

HBO First Look: See How They Run, Season Premiere

Moonfall, 2022

Saving The King (aka Salvar al Rey), Max Original Season 1

Tom Swift, Season 1

September 10

Impractical Jokers, Season 9C

Impractical Jokers, Season 9C Specials

September 12

The Criminal Life of Archibaldo de La Cruz, 1955

September 14

Tammy, 2014

September 15

Dos Monjes, 1934

Lucia, 1968

September 16

Good Behavior, Seasons 1-2

Los Espookys, Season 2 Premiere

September 17

Secret Origin Of The Batwheels

September 21

Escape From Kabul, 2022

September 22

The Hype, Max Original Season 2 Premiere

Living Single, Seasons 1-5

September 23

Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace? Season 1 Premiere

September 28

Hostages, Documentary Series Premiere

Into the Storm, 2014

September 29

Looney Tunes Cartoons (S5B) Halloween Special Max Original Premiere

September 30

Bing, Season 1C

Gotham, Seasons 1-5

The Cabin Chronicles, Seasons 1-2

The Courage to Run with Chip Gaines & Gabe Grunewald, Special

The Craftsman, Season 1

The Established Home, Season 1

Family Dinner, Seasons 1-2

Fixer Upper (Five-Season Library)

Fixer Upper: Behind the Design, Season 1

Fixer Upper: Welcome Home, Season 1

For the Love of Kitchens, Season 1

Growing Floret, Season 1

Homegrown, Seasons 1-2

In with the Old, Season 1

Inn the Works, Seasons 1-2

The Johnnyswim Show, Seasons 1-2

The Lost Kitchen, Seasons 1-2

Magnolia Table with Joanna Gaines, Seasons 1-6

Maine Cabin Masters, Season 7

Making Modern with Brooke and Brice, Seasons 1-2

Point of View: A Designer Profile

Ranch to Table, Seasons 1-2

Restoration Road with Clint Harp, Seasons 1-2

The Retro Plant Shop with Mikey and Jo, Season 1

Silos Baking Competition

Van Go, Seasons 1-2

Where We Call Home, Seasons 1-2

  • The Accused, 1988
  • Airplane II: The Sequel, 1982
  • Airplane!, 1980
  • Andy Hardy Comes Home, 1958
  • Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever, 1939
  • Andy Hardy Meets a Debutante, 1940
  • Andy Hardy’s Blonde Trouble, 1944
  • Andy Hardy’s Double Life, 1942
  • Andy Hardy’s Private Secretary, 1941
  • Angela, 1995
  • Another Thin Man, 1939
  • The Bad and the Beautiful, 1952
  • Bandslam, 2009
  • The Beach Bum, 2019
  • Beau Travail, 1999
  • Cat People, 1942
  • The Courtship of Andy Hardy, 1942
  • Divergent, 2014
  • The Divergent Series: Allegiant, 2016
  • The Divergent Series: Insurgent, 2015
  • Double Trouble, 1967
  • Dragon Blade, 2015
  • Elvis on Tour, 1972
  • The Eyes of My Mother, 2016
  • The Eyes of Orson Welles, 2018
  • Frankenstein, 1970
  • Girl Happy, 1965
  • Glory, 1989
  • Harper, 1966
  • Holiday, 1930
  • Hook, Line and Sinker, 1931
  • The Host, 2013
  • Hot Tub Time Machine, 2010
  • In the Fade, 2017
  • It Happened at the World’s Fair, 1963
  • Jailhouse Rock, 1957
  • Killer Elite, 2011
  • The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean, 1972
  • Life of Crime, 2014
  • Meet Dave, 2008
  • Melancholia, 2011
  • My Bloody Valentine, 1981
  • My Week with Marilyn, 2011
  • The Nitwits, 1935
  • The Oklahoma Kid, 1939
  • Operation Crossbow, 1965
  • The Outfit, 1973
  • Please Stand By, 2017
  • Ratcatcher, 1999
  • Red Dust, 1932
  • The Ring Two, 2005
  • Rita, Sue and Bob Too, 1987
  • Road to Singapore, 1931
  • Rocknrolla, 2008
  • Rosetta, 1999
  • The Scapegoat, 1959
  • The Sea Wolf, 1941
  • Screaming Eagles, 1956
  • Shadow Dancer, 2012
  • Shadow of the Thin Man, 1941
  • Song of the Thin Man, 1947
  • Spinout, 1966
  • The Tailor of Panama, 2001
  • Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, 1986
  • There Was a Crooked Man, 1970
  • Till the End of Time, 1946
  • Topsy-Turvy, 1999
  • Torpedo Run, 1958
  • Varda by Agnès, 2019
  • Village of the Damned, 1960
  • Waterloo Bridge, 1940
  • We’re All Going To The World’s Fair, 2021
  • What Lies Beneath, 2000
  • Where the Boys Are, 1960
  • Wild Hogs, 2007
  • Woman Walks Ahead, 2017
  • Working Girls, 1986
  • Young Guns, 1988
  • Young Guns II, 1990
  • Zandy’s Bride, 1974

September 2

The Accused, 1988

Airplane II: The Sequel, 1982

Airplane!, 1980

Andy Hardy Comes Home, 1958

Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever, 1939

Andy Hardy Meets a Debutante, 1940

Andy Hardy’s Blonde Trouble, 1944

Andy Hardy’s Double Life, 1942

Andy Hardy’s Private Secretary, 1941

Angela, 1995

Another Thin Man, 1939

The Bad and the Beautiful, 1952

Bandslam, 2009

The Beach Bum, 2019

Beau Travail, 1999

Cat People, 1942

The Courtship of Andy Hardy, 1942

Divergent, 2014

The Divergent Series: Allegiant, 2016

The Divergent Series: Insurgent, 2015

Double Trouble, 1967

Dragon Blade, 2015

Elvis on Tour, 1972

The Eyes of My Mother, 2016

The Eyes of Orson Welles, 2018

Frankenstein, 1970

Girl Happy, 1965

Glory, 1989

Harper, 1966

Holiday, 1930

Hook, Line and Sinker, 1931

The Host, 2013

Hot Tub Time Machine, 2010

In the Fade, 2017

It Happened at the World’s Fair, 1963

Jailhouse Rock, 1957

Killer Elite, 2011

The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean, 1972

Life of Crime, 2014

Meet Dave, 2008

Melancholia, 2011

My Bloody Valentine, 1981

My Week with Marilyn, 2011

The Nitwits, 1935

The Oklahoma Kid, 1939

Operation Crossbow, 1965

The Outfit, 1973

Please Stand By, 2017

Ratcatcher, 1999

Red Dust, 1932

The Ring Two, 2005

Rita, Sue and Bob Too, 1987

Road to Singapore, 1931

Rocknrolla, 2008

Rosetta, 1999

The Scapegoat, 1959

The Sea Wolf, 1941

Screaming Eagles, 1956

Shadow Dancer, 2012

Shadow of the Thin Man, 1941

Song of the Thin Man, 1947

Spinout, 1966

The Tailor of Panama, 2001

Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, 1986

There Was a Crooked Man, 1970

Till the End of Time, 1946

Topsy-Turvy, 1999

Torpedo Run, 1958

Varda by Agnès, 2019

Village of the Damned, 1960

Waterloo Bridge, 1940

We’re All Going To The World’s Fair, 2021

What Lies Beneath, 2000

Where the Boys Are, 1960

Wild Hogs, 2007

Woman Walks Ahead, 2017

Working Girls, 1986

Young Guns, 1988

Young Guns II, 1990

Zandy’s Bride, 1974

  • Elvis, 2022
  • Total Dramarama, Season 3B Premiere

September 3

Elvis, 2022

Total Dramarama, Season 3B Premiere

  • Sesame Street Mecha Builders, Season 1C Premiere

September 4

Sesame Street Mecha Builders, Season 1C Premiere

  • Primera, 2021
  • The Vampire Diaries, Seasons 1-8

September 5

Primera, 2021

The Vampire Diaries, Seasons 1-8

  • Beauty and the Bandit, 1946

September 7

Beauty and the Bandit, 1946

  • The Brave One, 1956
  • Young Sheldon, Season 5

September 9

The Brave One, 1956

Young Sheldon, Season 5

  • HBO First Look: See How They Run, Season Premiere
  • Moonfall, 2022
  • Saving The King (aka Salvar al Rey), Max Original Season 1
  • Tom Swift, Season 1

September 10

HBO First Look: See How They Run, Season Premiere

Moonfall, 2022

Saving The King (aka Salvar al Rey), Max Original Season 1

Tom Swift, Season 1

  • Impractical Jokers, Season 9C
  • Impractical Jokers, Season 9C Specials

September 12

Impractical Jokers, Season 9C

Impractical Jokers, Season 9C Specials

  • The Criminal Life of Archibaldo de La Cruz, 1955

September 14

The Criminal Life of Archibaldo de La Cruz, 1955

  • Tammy, 2014

September 15

Tammy, 2014

  • Dos Monjes, 1934
  • Lucia, 1968

September 16

Dos Monjes, 1934

Lucia, 1968

  • Good Behavior, Seasons 1-2
  • Los Espookys, Season 2 Premiere

September 17

Good Behavior, Seasons 1-2

Los Espookys, Season 2 Premiere

  • Secret Origin Of The Batwheels

September 21

Secret Origin Of The Batwheels

  • Escape From Kabul, 2022

September 22

Escape From Kabul, 2022

  • The Hype, Max Original Season 2 Premiere
  • Living Single, Seasons 1-5

September 23

The Hype, Max Original Season 2 Premiere

Living Single, Seasons 1-5

  • Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace? Season 1 Premiere

September 28

Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace? Season 1 Premiere

  • Hostages, Documentary Series Premiere
  • Into the Storm, 2014

September 29

Hostages, Documentary Series Premiere

Into the Storm, 2014

  • Looney Tunes Cartoons (S5B) Halloween Special Max Original Premiere

September 30

Looney Tunes Cartoons (S5B) Halloween Special Max Original Premiere

  • Bing, Season 1C
  • Gotham, Seasons 1-5
  • The Cabin Chronicles, Seasons 1-2
  • The Courage to Run with Chip Gaines & Gabe Grunewald, Special
  • The Craftsman, Season 1
  • The Established Home, Season 1
  • Family Dinner, Seasons 1-2
  • Fixer Upper (Five-Season Library)
  • Fixer Upper: Behind the Design, Season 1
  • Fixer Upper: Welcome Home, Season 1
  • For the Love of Kitchens, Season 1
  • Growing Floret, Season 1
  • Homegrown, Seasons 1-2
  • In with the Old, Season 1
  • Inn the Works, Seasons 1-2
  • The Johnnyswim Show, Seasons 1-2
  • The Lost Kitchen, Seasons 1-2
  • Magnolia Table with Joanna Gaines, Seasons 1-6
  • Maine Cabin Masters, Season 7
  • Making Modern with Brooke and Brice, Seasons 1-2
  • Point of View: A Designer Profile
  • Ranch to Table, Seasons 1-2
  • Restoration Road with Clint Harp, Seasons 1-2
  • The Retro Plant Shop with Mikey and Jo, Season 1
  • Silos Baking Competition
  • Van Go, Seasons 1-2
  • Where We Call Home, Seasons 1-2

Bing, Season 1C

Gotham, Seasons 1-5

The Cabin Chronicles, Seasons 1-2

The Courage to Run with Chip Gaines & Gabe Grunewald, Special

The Craftsman, Season 1

The Established Home, Season 1

Family Dinner, Seasons 1-2

Fixer Upper (Five-Season Library)

Fixer Upper: Behind the Design, Season 1

Fixer Upper: Welcome Home, Season 1

For the Love of Kitchens, Season 1

Growing Floret, Season 1

Homegrown, Seasons 1-2

In with the Old, Season 1

Inn the Works, Seasons 1-2

The Johnnyswim Show, Seasons 1-2

The Lost Kitchen, Seasons 1-2

Magnolia Table with Joanna Gaines, Seasons 1-6

Maine Cabin Masters, Season 7

Making Modern with Brooke and Brice, Seasons 1-2

Point of View: A Designer Profile

Ranch to Table, Seasons 1-2

Restoration Road with Clint Harp, Seasons 1-2

The Retro Plant Shop with Mikey and Jo, Season 1

Silos Baking Competition

Van Go, Seasons 1-2

Where We Call Home, Seasons 1-2