Pluto TV expands its free, ad-supported library with a massive September rollout, adding more than 200 new titles across genres and decades for movie and TV fans to enjoy.
Pluto TV’s September lineup brings a wide mix of classics, modern favorites, and cult hits to its free streaming roster. The new additions cover a broad range of eras and styles, from timeless epics to comedy classics and thrilling cult favorites. Notable titles highlighted in the September list include The Godfather, its companion The Godfather II, and The Godfather Coda: The Death Of Michael Corleone, along with the entire Friday the 13th franchise entries, The Crow, Rugrats: The Movie, and Daddy’s Home. Viewers will also find a mix of thrillers, horror, comedy, and family-friendly fare such as Sleepy Hollow, Scary Movie (and its sequels), Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls, Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason, The Exorcism Of Emily Rose, The Rugrats Go Wild, and The Rugrats in Paris: The Movie, among many others.
A look at the new additions (grouped roughly by title ranges) includes
– A–E: Accidental Spy; Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls; Alfie (2004); All I See Is You; American Outlaws; The African Queen; The Caddy; Coneheads; Concussion (2015); Chasing Amy; The Exorcism Of Emily Rose; The Faculty; The Godfather Coda: The Death Of Michael Corleone; The Godfather Part II; The Godfather; The Bad News Bears titles; Bridget Jones: The Edge Of Reason; Daddy’s Home; Dance Flick; The Crow; The Rugrats Movie; Rugrats Go Wild; Rugrats in Paris: The Movie.
– F–L: Friday the 13th entries (II through VIII); Friday the 13th (1980); The Crow; Fear Strikes Out; Fighting With My Family; Flight Of The Intruder; Flirting With Disaster; The Foot Fist Way; Jackass series; Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back; The Quiet; Last Train From Gun Hill; Little Man; Moonlight And Valentino; Multiplicity; Nightwatch; Norbit; Obsessed; Overdrive; Pardon ers; The Raven? (not all may be present in this list, but the lineup includes many others)
– M–S: Major League; Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein; The Godfather; The Godfather II; The Godfather Coda; Matrix-style entries aren’t listed here, but the collection includes a broad mix of drama, comedy, action, and horror; The School Of Rock; Serendipity; Sleepy Hollow; Scary Movie and sequels; Scary Movie 2; Scary Movie 3; Serendipity; Silent Hill; Silent Hill: Revelation 3D; So I Married An Axe Murderer; World Trade Center; Walk Tall; What If; Weekend picks and more.
– T–Z: Tad the Lost Explorer and the Emerald Tablet; Tad the Lost Explorer and the Secret of King Midas; Takers; Tales From The Darkside: The Movie; That’s My Boy; Three Amigos!; Top Secret!; Triple 9; Ultraviolet; Undertaking Betty; Unhook the Stars; Vacancy; Vampire in Brooklyn; A Very Brady Sequel; View From the Top; Walking Tall; Wander; War of the Worlds (2005); What If; Wheels on Meals; Who’s Minding the Store?; The Wild Thornberrys Movie; Win a Date With Tad Hamilton!; Without a Paddle; Wonder Boys; World Trade Center; Yours, Mine, and Ours.
What this means for viewers
– A much larger, free selection: Pluto TV’s September additions give ad-supported viewers hundreds of new options across action, comedy, horror, drama, and family fare.
– More classics and cult favorites: Long-standing favorites like The Godfather trilogy, Friday the 13th installments, Sleepy Hollow, Scary Movie entries, and Rugrats films are now available at no cost.
– Easy discovery: The lineup is organized in the article into sections alphabetically, helping fans browse by title range and quickly spot familiar favorites.
Bottom line
Pluto TV is significantly expanding its free movie catalog this September, delivering more variety, nostalgia, and new viewing options for households that rely on ad-supported streaming. Whether you’re in the mood for a horror throwback, a family title, or a classic drama, there should be something to fit your mood on Pluto TV this month.