Every Movie Coming to Paramount+ in September 2023
Following the trend of its past monthly schedules, which not only brought some exciting films for viewers to enjoy, it also included exhaustive titles from popular movie franchises. If you have a Peacock subscription and are unsure how to utilize your time, you couldn’t be more on time to read this article. Here’s the list of every movie coming to Peacock in September 2023 that you must check out.
The Expendables I, II, & III (Sep. 1)
The Expendables, much likeFast & Furious, is an action thriller franchisedriven by a star-studded castlike Jason Statham, Jet Li, Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and many others.
Although it has been heavily criticized by audiences and critics for its weak plot and dialogue development between the characters, it is what you call a movie series that doesn’t take itself seriously and delivers non-stop mindless entertainment. If you have delayed watchingThe Expendablesuntil now, we highly recommend you check it out once it’s available on Peacock.
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The story revolves around Barney Ross, who was forced to kill his Expendables co-founder, Conrad Stonebanks, for explicable reasons. However, he somehow returns and vows to put an end to the Expendables, prompting Ross to go on a new mission to assemble a team of young fighters who could topple his nemesis with their high-tech expertise.
Hypnotic (Sep. 1)
AlthoughHypnoticwas released in 2023, the script has been in the works for over two decades, according to the film’s creator, Robert Rodriguez. While it isn’t a Christopher Nolan’s level of mind-bending film, you’re able to still have a worthwhile experience thanks to the strong performances by Ben Affleck and Alice Braga.
When Detective Danny Rourke’s daughter, Minnie, goes missing, his investigation leads him to a group of special individuals who possess hypnotic abilities. Despite knowing the dangers he would face if he went against them, he nonetheless chooses a battle of high stakes to save his daughter from these maniacs.
The Mask of Zorro (Sep. 1)
The Mask of Zorrois a splendidly crafted action film that is equally entertaining and thrilling and also features one ofAntonio Banderas' best career performances. Add to that a wonderful old-fashioned adventure story and impressive cinematography—there is no denying it is one of the greatest films ever made.
When Zorro lands in prison after oppressing the evil Spanish governor Don Rafael Montero, he learns about the murder of his wife and daughter. After twenty years, he is released and discovers that his enemy has come to California to get rich by exploiting peasants. Dead set on revenge, he begins to train new and young Zorro to take his place and bring justice to the weak.
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Despite its reputation as one ofthe best zombie films of all time,Dawn of the Deadis often underappreciated, and ironically, it is as good as the original, which is almost never the case with remakes. The movie hooks you up to the screen with plenty of gore and scary scenes, making it a must-see.
The story follows a group of survivors in a horrifying zombie apocalypse who inadvertently choose a deserted shopping mall as their shelter before finding a way to escape or someone comes to their rescue. However, with each passing day, they realize that neither rescue nor an escape is a desirable outcome. What will they do? Especially as the survivors get more chaotic and insane over time.
Slither (Sep. 1)
Before helming masterpieces likeGuardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3and thePeacemakerTV series, James Gunn created a genuinely terrifying film for gorehounds. With typical Gunn’s dark comedy, the film manages to capture the perfect old-school atmosphere and is ideal for a Saturday night movie.
When a flaming meteorite crashes into the woods of Wheesly town, Grant, a local businessman, curiously investigates the situation at the site. During his observation, an alien parasitic organism invades his mind, controlling and transforming him into a hideous monster. With the entire town being slowly consumed by these gruesome snake-like parasites, someone has to step in to put an end to this madness, but who could possibly do that?
Psycho (Sep. 1)
Alfred Hitchcock’s thriller phenomenon,Psycho, which was released in 1960, is a kind of film that gets better the more you watch. However, when you consider the performance of Anthony Perkins as a serial killer who subtly delivers a creepy and unsettling act, you’ll find that no slasher film comes close to this masterpiece.
The story is about a female banker named Marion Crane, who, after being trusted by her employer with forty thousand dollars, flees town to start a new life. However, she never expected her life to take such a rigorous turn when she is caught in a storm and has to spend the night at Bates Motel, managed by Norman, who seems to have a very peculiar personality.
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