'Agatha All Along', 'The Penguin', 'Twilight of the Gods': NEW movies and series to stream this week

Why stick around in reality when you can indulge yourself in a fantasy and mythical new series? This week’s streaming lineup offers an exciting variety of new releases, from superhero spin-offs lika 'Agatha All Along' and 'The Penguin' to mythology with 'Twilight of the Gods' and a little madness with some critically acclaimed true crime thrillers. Whether you’re in the mood for animated action or gripping emotional tales, this week’s streaming lineup offers an exciting variety of new releases. Bring out the popcorn and get comfortable because there’s no shortage of quality entertainment to stream this week.

Studio Ghibli's emotionally devastating masterpiece, 'Grave of the Fireflies', is available for streaming on Netflix this week. This animated film tells the story of two siblings struggling to survive in Japan following the events of World War II. Widely regarded as one of the most heartbreaking animated features ever made, it explores the tragic effects of war. Keep a tissue nearby because rest assured you'll be sobbing after watching this masterpiece.

Following the success of 'WandaVision', Kathryn Hahn returns as the famous MCU witch Agatha Harkness in 'Agatha All Along'. The series which debuts on September 18, picks up after the events of 'WandaVision' which sees Agatha lose her powers while under a powerful spell. She must form her coven and set down the Witches Road to reclaim her powers and break the hex. With new cast members like Patti LuPone and Aubrey Plaza, this Disney+ Hotstar spin-off promises to deliver some thrills, chills and an introduction into Marvel's world of witches.

Zack Snyder is all set for his latest release set in the world of animation. Titled 'Twilight of the Gods', the series debuting on Netflix on September 19, introduces an adult-oriented take on Norse mythology. This action-packed series centres on Sigrid, a warrior who saves King Leif in battle, only to have her wedding night disrupted by Thor's brutal attack, sparking a war between gods and men. Fans of mythological fantasy and epic battles should mark this one on their calendars.

For those in search of a more intimate, emotional drama, director Azazel Jacobs' 'His Three Daughters' is a must-watch. Starring Carrie Coon, Natasha Lyonne, and Elizabeth Olsen, the film tells the story of three sisters coming together in their father’s New York apartment as he nears death. The movie debuts on September 20 on Netflix.

Come September 19, Ryan Murphy will present his latest Netflix anthology series 'Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story' which delves into the notorious Lyle and Erik Menendez case, where the two brothers were convicted of murdering their parents in 1989. Nicholas Alexander Chavez and Cooper Koch portray the infamous siblings, with Javier Bardem and Chloe Sevigny joining the cast.

Peacock adds to the true-crime genre with 'World's Most Notorious Killers'. This docu-series, consisting of five episodes, covers some of the most infamous murderers in history, from Fred and Rose West to Charles Sobhraj. The series began streaming from September 17.

Directed by former child actor Demi Lovato, the Hulu documentary 'Child Star' features interviews with Hollywood actors who grew up in the limelight. Lovato leads the story as she leads the reflects on her personal experiences and how early fame shaped her life, mental health and identity. It begins streaming on September 17.

Colin Farrell reprises his role as the iconic villain Oz Cobblepot, better known as 'The Penguin', in this highly anticipated HBO Max spin-off from 'The Batman'. Set in Gotham's underworld, this series will explore The Penguin’s rise to power following the events of the movie. The series debuts on September 19.