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BloodStream Unveils Massive September 2026 Lineup With 350-Plus New Arrivals and Severin Films Catalog

BloodStream September 2026 horror lineup.
BloodStream expands its horror library this September with 48 daily releases and more than 300 titles from Severin Films.

BloodStream is loading up for September with its largest catalog expansion to date, bringing more than 350 new titles to the horror streaming service through a combination of daily releases and a major new partnership with Severin Films.


The September 2026 schedule includes 48 individually programmed titles arriving across all 30 days of the month, meaning subscribers will have at least one new release every day. On top of that schedule, more than 300 titles from Severin Films will join the service as the independent label celebrates its 20th anniversary.





The Severin addition represents the largest single catalog drop in BloodStream history and brings several established genre titles to the platform, including The Changeling, Cemetery Man, Santa Sangre, The Day of the Beast, The Church and The Sect.


Looking to check out BloodStream? September brings more than 350 new additions to the service, including the launch of the Severin Films catalog. ⁠Stream BloodStream here.


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The collection will also include Anthropophagous, Patrick, Turkey Shoot, Vampyros Lesbos and Psychomania, significantly expanding BloodStream’s library of international horror, exploitation and cult cinema.


Outside of the Severin catalog, September’s daily programming covers slashers, giallo, folk horror, creature features, exploitation films and regional independent productions.


Documentary programming will have a particularly strong presence throughout the month, beginning September 1 with Kier-La Janisse’s Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched: A History of Folk Horror. The extensive documentary examines folk horror across film history and international cinema.


On September 8, BloodStream adds Backstage: The Making of The Theatre Bizarre alongside the anthology film The Theatre Bizarre. The month’s documentary lineup continues September 16 with Inferno Rosso: Joe D’Amato on the Road of Excess, exploring the career of Italian filmmaker Joe D’Amato.


The fourth documentary arrives September 28 with Mancunian Man: The Legendary Life of Cliff Twemlow, examining the life and career of the Manchester actor, writer, composer and independent filmmaker.


September begins with three releases on the first day of the month: John Carpenter’s Dark Star, They Have Changed Their Face and Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched. I Know Exactly How You Die and You Bury Your Own follow September 2.


September 3 brings one of the month’s larger individual drops with Nightmare, Killer Thong, The Barn and The Barn II. Paralysis and Last Flight arrive September 4, followed by All That Remains and Vlad on September 5 and Wet Paper Bag on September 6.


The following week opens with Taryn Barker: Demon Hunter and Demon Hunter: Time 2 Kill on September 7. The Theatre Bizarre and its accompanying behind-the-scenes documentary arrive September 8, followed by Dr. Q and The Return of Swamp Thing on September 9.


Totem joins the service September 10, with Goldmine and Penance following September 11. September 12 brings 30 Ghosts and Baba Yaga, followed by Born of Earth on September 13 and The Lodge on September 14.


The middle of the month continues with Razor Blade Smile and Video Diary of a Lost Girl on September 15. Inferno Rosso: Joe D’Amato on the Road of Excess arrives September 16, followed by Do Not Open on September 17.


Poppers and Random 11 debut September 18, with The Mask of Satan and Discipline following September 19. Wild Beasts arrives September 20, In My Skin on September 21, The Rites of May on September 22 and The Enchanted on September 23.


Psychomania arrives as an individually scheduled release September 24, while What the Waters Left Behind: Scars and The Legend of the Five join BloodStream September 25.


The final stretch begins with Frost and The Muse on September 26, followed by Echoes of Fear on September 27. Mancunian Man: The Legendary Life of Cliff Twemlow arrives September 28, with The Clones of Bruce Lee following September 29.




BloodStream closes its daily September schedule with The Abandoned on September 30.


Combined with the 300-plus-film Severin catalog, the September rollout marks a substantial expansion for BloodStream as the platform continues building its library around independent, international and cult genre cinema.


The full Severin collection arrives in addition to BloodStream’s 48-title daily schedule, giving subscribers more than 350 new additions throughout September.

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