Fork yeah! Everything new to Hulu this September
September brings cooler mornings and that annual rush of fresh titles across the streamers. Hulu is no exception. Even with schedules still firming up, the platform keeps its usual mix of catalog staples and newer additions rolling out, giving subscribers plenty to queue up for a long weekend or a quiet night in. One title already locked in for the month is the 2007 drama There Will Be Blood, which returns or stays available starting September 1. Beyond that single confirmed film, the rest of the September slate remains light on public announcements at this stage, so the focus stays on what is verified and on the surrounding patterns of Hulu programming.
Movies
There Will Be Blood (2007)
Available: September 1
Paul Thomas Anderson’s stark portrait of ambition and oil still lands with the same force it carried on release. Daniel Day-Lewis plays Daniel Plainview, a silver-tongued prospector whose rise in early twentieth-century California is matched only by his growing isolation. The film’s controlled pacing and Roger Deakins’ sun-blasted cinematography give every scene weight. Viewers who have not revisited it in a while may notice how the story’s themes of greed and family fracture feel freshly relevant. Hulu’s decision to keep the title in rotation means the movie remains easy to access without hunting through physical media or other services.
TV Highlights
Hulu’s recent months have shown a steady pattern of reviving or extending popular series. July 2026 brought new seasons of King of the Hill and Project Runway, plus the premiere of the original series Furious. Those additions suggest the streamer continues to balance long-running animated comedies, reality competition formats, and fresh scripted entries. While September 2026 details have not yet surfaced in official press materials, the same mix of returning favorites and limited-run originals tends to fill the calendar. Viewers who track release patterns can expect similar programming rhythms to hold through the fall.
Stand-Up Specials
Comedy programming on Hulu keeps expanding through the LOL Live banner. The series, which has already delivered multiple half-hour and hour-long sets this year, will add another installment in September 2026 with a special from Alfred Robles. Stand-up fans who follow the platform know the LOL Live line often drops without much advance fanfare, so the Robles date offers a concrete marker. These shorter, focused specials sit well alongside the service’s broader slate of FX and original series, giving subscribers quick, self-contained viewing options between longer seasons.
Hulu Bundle and Disney+ Integration
Many subscribers now reach Hulu content through the Disney+ app rather than the standalone Hulu interface. Bundle users see a dedicated Hulu hub inside Disney+, though the selection there remains narrower than the full Hulu catalog. Titles such as There Will Be Blood appear in both places, but newer or library-deep cuts often require switching to the native Hulu app. The arrangement gives casual viewers easy access to marquee titles while rewarding those who toggle between services for the complete range of FX originals, acquired films, and live linear channels.
The September calendar on Hulu may still hold surprises once official lists drop, but the confirmed presence of There Will Be Blood and the ongoing rhythm of LOL Live specials already give subscribers clear markers. Patterns from July suggest more returning series and limited-run originals will surface as the month approaches. For now, the platform continues its habit of mixing prestige catalog films with newer comedy and drama programming, letting viewers build their own rotation without leaving the app.
