 Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Matt Rogers and welcome to Matt's Monthly Movies where we take a look at what's coming to your big screens as well as your smaller screens each month. Here's what's worth watching in September 2017. On the big screen we have Jennifer Lawrence's new thriller, Mother, where a couple's sheltered life is shaken up by a couple of uninvited guests. 9-Eleven tells the true story of five victims of 9-Eleven trapped in an elevator. What will be interesting is it's based on actual voicemails left by these people. The strange thing is it stars Charlie Sheen. Kingsman the Golden Circle is the second installment in the Kingsman franchise, this time venturing out of the UK with eggs he's saving the world once again, this time with an American secret agency by his side. Next up is an outlandish movie named The Show. After a reality dating show ends in violence, a network hungry for ratings promises a new show with fresh kills every week. This one sounds as ridiculous as it does awesome. American Made is Tom Cruise's new action film which is a mash-up of Mission Impossible and Narcos, and in animation we have a blast from the past for any 90s kid with a new Captain Underpants movie, where we'll hopefully see the cotton-clad hero once again become a mainstream sensation. My movie to miss this month is a doozy. The emoji movie is coming and bringing with it some of the most awful rotten tomato scores I've ever seen. I don't think anyone's surprised though, but my movie of the month is the 2017 remake of Stephen King's It. With Bill Skarsgård in the title role, this trailer is setting the movie up to be the scariest cinema experience of 2017. But let's hope it doesn't just rely on jump scares and gives us genuinely terrifying suspense throughout. Speaking of plans let's head over to smaller screens where American Horror Story will be dropping their seventh season with American Horror Story Cult. We're also getting new seasons of Modern Family, Narcos, Bojack Horseman, designated Survivor, and the return of Will and Grace. Plus a couple of new Netflix originals including a disgusting new comedy called Big Mouth and the triumphant return of the Magic School Bus. That's it for September ladies and gentlemen, but let me know in the comments. What are you watching this month? Thanks so much for watching and I'll catch you the same time next month.