DAILY CALENDAR
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
JULIE AND THE PHANTOMS: Debut musical comedy series from "High School Musical" creator Kenny Ortega, about a teenage girl who unlocks her passion for music with help from a trio of ghosts. It's based on a Brazilian series. [Netflix]
THE BABYSITTER: KILLER QUEEN: Sequel to the 2017 horror-comedy "The Babysitter," in which a traumatized Cole (Judah Lewis) is convinced to attend a party at a lake house, only to once more face off against members of a Satanic cult. Hana Mae Lee, Robbie Amell, Bella Thorne, Emily Alyn Lind, Andrew Bachelor, Leslie Bibb, and Ken Marino co-star. [Netflix]
GREENLEAF: The fifth and final season of the Oprah Winfrey Network drama series -- starring Merle Dandridge, Keith David, Lynn Whitfield, and Kim Hawthrone as members of the powerful family behind a Memphis megachurch -- comes to Netflix today. [Netflix]
THE GIFT (ATIYE): The Turkish fantasy-drama series, based on the novel by Şengül Boybaş, returns for a second season. [Netflix]
THE IDHUN CHRONICLES: Anime-style cartoon series from Spain, based on Laura Gallego's YA fantasy trilogy "The Idhún's Memories." The story cuts between two intersecting worlds -- Earth and Idhún -- and follows a group of four young people who must unite to defeat the forces of evil. [Netflix]
UNPREGNANT: Comedy-drama feature from writer/director Rachel Lee Goldenberg, based on the book by Ted Caplan and Jenni Hendriks. Haley Lu Richardson stars as a pregnant Missouri teenager who takes a road trip with an old friend (Barbie Ferreira) to New Mexico, where she can legally get an abortion. [HBO Max]
BLACK BOYS: Documentary feature about issues facing Black boys and men in the U.S., including race, criminal justice, and athletics. Featuring interviews with Vic Mensa, Carmelo Anthony, Greg Scruggs, Cris Carter, Jemele Hill, Malcolm London, and Dr. John King Jr. Written and directed by Sonia Lowman, and produced by activist and former NFL safety Malcolm Jenkins. [Peacock]
THE SIT-IN: HARRY BELAFONTE HOSTS THE TONIGHT SHOW: Documentary chronicling the week in 1968 when actor, musician, and activist Harry Belafonte filled in for Johnny Carson as host of "The Tonight Show." [Peacock]
BROTHER VS. BROTHER: Drew and Jonathan Scott, the "Property Brothers," take on competing renovation and design projects in an attempt to outdo one another in this HGTV reality series. The 7th season -- set in Los Angeles -- debuts on Hulu today. [Hulu]