From Horror to Sci-Fi

From Horror to Sci-Fi: 10 Biggest Hollywood Movies Arriving in Theatres This September 2026

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Onslaught

Onslaught

September opens with Onslaught, bringing high-octane action and suspense to theatres. The film adds another intense genre offering to a month packed with major Hollywood releases. For viewers looking for adrenaline-fuelled entertainment, its theatrical arrival makes it one of the titles worth watching as September’s movie calendar gets underway.

The Magic Faraway Tree

The Magic Faraway Tree

The Magic Faraway Tree brings fantasy and family entertainment to the September theatrical lineup. The film promises a more whimsical experience compared with the month’s darker thrillers and action titles. Its magical setting and accessible premise make it an appealing choice for families seeking something different on the big screen.

By Any Means

By Any Means

By Any Means arrives as a crime thriller set against the backdrop of the 1960s. The film adds a period setting to September’s diverse theatrical slate, giving audiences an alternative to franchise-driven entertainment. Its combination of crime, drama and historical atmosphere makes it one of the month’s notable Hollywood releases.

Fall 2: Deadpoint

Fall 2: Deadpoint

Fall 2: Deadpoint continues the survival-driven tension associated with its predecessor. The film is positioned among September’s genre offerings, targeting audiences drawn to physical danger, suspense and high-stakes situations. Its theatrical release gives thriller fans another reason to head to cinemas during a month filled with varied Hollywood entertainment.

The Uprising

The Uprising

The Uprising adds another dramatic title to September’s theatrical calendar. With audiences increasingly looking for films that combine strong narratives with tension and spectacle, the movie arrives amid a particularly varied month. Its release contributes to a packed schedule that spans action, thrillers, fantasy, horror and other genres.

Resident Evil

Resident Evil

The Resident Evil franchise returns to theatres in September, bringing its familiar blend of horror, survival and action back to the big screen. The release is among the month’s most recognisable Hollywood titles, particularly for franchise followers. Its arrival adds a major horror-focused option to September’s theatrical movie lineup.

Shaun the Sheep

Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom

Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom offers a lighter alternative for audiences during September. The animated film brings the much-loved character into another big-screen adventure, making it particularly suited to family viewing. Its presence also broadens the month’s theatrical slate beyond action, horror and adult-oriented thrillers.

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