From Undead Avengers to Heavy Metal Legends, Your Week of Streaming is Set
The week of September 19, 2025, ushers in a compelling slate of new content across Disney+ and Hulu, promising something for every taste. From the highly anticipated, mature-rated debut of “Marvel Zombies” to deep dives into the cultural impact of heavy metal and the world of tech entrepreneurship, these streaming giants are rolling out a diverse array of new tv and movie releases. This week’s streaming lineup also features the continuation of popular series and intriguing documentary premieres, ensuring a packed watchlist for subscribers eager for fresh entertainment news. As Disney+ and Hulu continue to shape the streaming landscape, anticipation builds for the new content arriving this Friday and throughout the week.
Marvel Zombies: A Mature Entry in the MCU Animated Universe
Headlining the new releases on Disney+ this week is the highly anticipated “Marvel Zombies,” set to premiere on September 24th. This four-episode animated series marks a significant milestone as Marvel Animation’s first-ever TV-MA rated show, promising an uncompromised exploration of a zombified Marvel Universe. Based on the popular comic book series and a spin-off of Marvel Studios’ “What If…?”, “Marvel Zombies” plunges viewers into an alternate reality where a relentless zombie plague has decimated the world, leaving a desperate band of heroes to fight for survival. The series is part of Phase Six of the MCU and features a substantial voice cast, delivering the “gore and splatter” fans expect from a zombie narrative. The early release date, moved up from October, positions it perfectly for fans looking for some spooky, action-packed content before Halloween.
Diving into Heavy Metal and Tech Biopics
Hulu is also rolling out compelling documentaries this week. On September 22nd, “Into the Void: Life, Death and Heavy Metal” premieres, offering an in-depth look at the genre’s most influential artists and pivotal moments. Executive produced by the team behind “Dark Side of the Ring,” this eight-part docuseries promises to explore tales of murder, addiction, rebellion, and redemption within the heavy metal scene, featuring interviews with iconic musicians and never-before-seen archival footage.
Adding a different flavor to the week’s movie releases, Hulu debuts “Swiped” on September 19th. This new biopic chronicles the inspiring story of Whitney Wolfe Herd, the entrepreneurial force behind Bumble, detailing her journey from co-founding Tinder to launching the “swipe-to-match” era of online dating and building a billion-dollar career. The movie is expected to offer a fascinating look into the tech industry and the evolution of modern romance.
A Wealth of New Series and Returning Favorites
Beyond these major premieres, the week of September 19th brings a steady stream of new tv shows and new movie additions to both platforms. Disney+ subscribers can look forward to “LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy: Pieces of the Past” on September 19th, continuing the animated saga. Also premiering on the 19th is “Dolphins Up Close with Bertie Gregory,” a nature documentary, and “Random Rings: Shorts (Season 4)”.
For those seeking ongoing tv series, “Alien: Earth” continues to roll out new episodes on Hulu, with its season finale expected on September 23rd. “High Potential” also offers new episodes, with its second season premiere landing on September 17th or 23rd according to various schedules, but available for viewers this week. The highly anticipated fifth season of “Only Murders in the Building” continues to captivate audiences on Hulu with new episodes dropping weekly, following the trio as they delve into the city’s mob underbelly.
Further expanding the streaming library, Hulu is set to premiere “The Lowdown,” a Tulsa noir series from “Reservation Dogs” creator Sterlin Harjo, on September 24th, alongside the Season 2 premiere of “Doc” and the series premiere of “99 to Beat” on September 25th. Viewers can also catch up on other September releases such as “Futurama” and various documentary series.
Evolving Streaming Landscape
This week’s robust offering of new releases underscores the dynamic nature of the streaming industry. With Disney+ and Hulu continuing to attract subscribers with diverse content, the week of September 19, 2025, provides ample reasons to stay tuned. As the platforms potentially move towards a single app integration in early 2026, the variety and quality of new tv and movie content remain a primary draw for audiences seeking the latest in entertainment news and trending streaming options.
