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ARTICLEKHALSEP 10, 2026

What to Watch This Week: 'Onslaught', 'Lanterns', and More

A weekly streaming guide that doubles as a list of release dates, platforms, and event details — five distinct facts on the record for the holiday weekend.

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Adam Wingard's Onslaught (A24) stars Adria Arjona as an Army sniper protecting her family from escaped, murderous super soldiers — premiering September 4, 2026.

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Adam Wingard's Onslaught (A24) stars Adria Arjona as an Army sniper protecting her family from escaped, murderous super soldiers — premiering September 4, 2026.

Paraphrased from complex.comOnslaught section
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Establishes the weekend's anchor film: its director's pedigree, lead actor, genre blend, and studio.

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Akira returns to theaters in 4K and IMAX starting September 4, 2026 — its first major theatrical run in a restored format.

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Signals that a legendary 1988 anime landmark is available on the biggest screen in its cleanest format ever.

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WWE Sunday Night's Main Event on September 6 features Lil Yachty in a singles match, Quavo performing live, and Bron Breakker vs. Oba Femi — streaming on Peacock in the U.S. and YouTube internationally at 8 PM ET.

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Lays out an unusually celebrity-packed wrestling card with full platform and time details for planning.

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The Drop, a Snowfall spinoff led by Gail Bean, premieres September 8 on FX and Hulu — following Wanda and Leon as they leave the drug game for the rap business.

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Frames the Snowfall spinoff's core dramatic shift: familiar characters trading crime for the rap industry.

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Buddy, from Casper Kelly ('Too Many Cooks'), starring Cristin Milioti and Keegan-Michael Key, is a children's-show horror film now in theaters.

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