Squid Game raises the stakes on typical gaming shows. In this original Netflix series, you’ll see how 456 players risk their lives to win a large cash prize after receiving a mysterious invitation to play children’s games. How far would they go for 45.6 billion won (1.96 billion pesos)? Find out on September 17.

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Starting September 2, you can stream Dito at Doon (Here and There) on Netflix. This romantic comedy couldn’t come at a better time as it’s set during community quarantine and tells the love story between a political science major and a working student who is also a delivery driver. Apart from the challenges of having romance, the movie also touches on other socio-political issues.

Don’t forget to come to class as Sex Education returns with its third season. The students of Moordale seem to have changed since you first met them in the first season, and yet there are more stories to tell with Jean expecting, Eric and Adam officially dating, and a new headteacher on campus. Mark your calendars on September 17!

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The end is nigh for Lucifer on September 10. Although we hate to see the handsome devil and all our favourite characters leave the show after the season finale, we have yet to see Lucifer take on the role of God and be happy with Chloe, if Ella will ever find out about Lucifer’s real self, how Maze is doing as the queen of hell and what kind of cop Amenadiel has become.

Feel the thrill this September 24 by streaming Midnight Mass. This chilling film follows the story of the residents of an isolated island who starts to experience miracles after a mysterious young priest joins their humble community. Despite how frightening this film will be, you’ll be delighted to see Kate Siegel from The Haunting of Hill House take on another role in a horror project.

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Through Starling, fans will have a new appreciation for the beauty of starting over. In this drama about love and grief, they'll enjoy performances by Melissa McCarthy and Chris O’Dowd as they portray a couple who's suffered loss. It’s also quite refreshing to see Melissa take on a more serious role.