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New this week · Sep 14–20, 2026

New releases for the week of September 14 to 20, 2026

The week of September 14 to 20, 2026 brought 3 new films, 30 TV premieres (11 of them new series), 1 anime premiere and 15 new games: 49 releases on Release Radar in all. Wednesday, September 16 was the busiest day, with 13 releases led by Neagley and Slow Horses. 16 of the 49 landed between Friday and Sunday.

That is 3 more than the week of September 7, which had 46. Across every format, drama is the most common genre (13 titles), ahead of action and thriller.

New movies 3

The most followed new film was Resident Evil, directed by Zach Cregger. It opened Friday, September 18. Also on the list: Le Faux Soir (Michaël R. Roskam) and The Intern.

Already on OmniTrackr shelves: Resident Evil (2 libraries) and The Intern (1 library).

TV premieres 30

The most followed new series was Neagley on Prime Video, starting Wednesday, September 16. Back for another season: MobLand (Paramount+) and R.J. Decker (ABC). The busiest channels and services this week: PBS (3), Paramount+ (3) and Disney+ (2). The most common genres are drama and thriller.

Already on OmniTrackr shelves: Stranger Things: Tales from '85 (1 library).

Anime premieres 1

Meitantei Precure! Fushigi na Niwa to Futari no Himitsu was the most anticipated premiere on AniList this week, from Toei Animation. Every premiere this week is a new story, with no earlier season to catch up on first.

New games 15

The most followed game on RAWG was Marvel's Wolverine, out Tuesday, September 15 on PlayStation 5. Also arrived: Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter and Aniimo. By platform: PC (13), PlayStation 5 (5) and Linux (2). 4 of them launched on three or more platforms at once. The most common genres are action and adventure.

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Aniimo

PC · PlayStation 5 · Xbox Series S/X · iOS · Android

  • Massively Multiplayer
  • Adventure
  • RPG

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How this roundup is made

Every Monday a new page starts for the week ahead. Releases come from OmniTrackr's Release Radar: films from Wikidata, TV premieres from TVmaze, the anime season from AniList and games from RAWG. A roundup lists the releases dated inside its week, Monday to Sunday (UTC), with the most followed titles in each format. The write-up is calculated from that data, so nobody paid to be included and nothing is ranked by hand.

The member section counts what OmniTrackr members logged as finished and added that week. It only names a title when at least two members finished or added it, and members who keep a category private are never counted.

The page updates while its week is running. A couple of days after the week ends it is saved as it stands, so the archive shows what actually came out each week. Dates move, and some films open in limited release first, so each card links to its source. Send a correction · Editorial standards