Welcome fall and all things cozy! Here are the can't-miss movies and TV shows to cuddle up to this September.

The ninth month of the year is a transitional one, as summer comes to an end.

That being said, what better way to welcome a new season than with some fresh entertainment?

With the days getting shorter and nights growing longer, there's no better way to pass the time than with heart-stopping shows and flicks.

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From riveting action to shocking biopics, here are five must-see movies and series to add to your watch list this September!

Marvel fans have a lot to forward to these next few years!

Black Widow was the first film in Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Now, the second movie, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, has arrived!

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The superhero flick follows the titular character, played by Simu Liu, who will have to confront his past after being recruited to his father's Ten Rings organization.

MCU fans probably remember the Ten Rings making appearances in a few other films, such as the Iron Man trilogy and Ant-Man.

Now, viewers will be treated to the origins of the notorious terrorist group and how it will tie into the MCU.

Plus, with a good portion of the original Avengers gang deceased or retired, it will be interesting to see if Shang-Chi will join the new group of superheroes that will undoubtedly rise.

With the important films Spider-man: No Way Home and Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness, also arriving in the near future, fans shouldn't miss the chance to watch the latest Marvel flick beforehand.

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is now in theaters for a limited time only.

Another adaption of the beloved classic fairytale Cinderella is coming to small screens everywhere.

But is this version worth watching?

Camilla Cabello takes on the iconic princess, while Broadway favorites Idina Menzel and Billy Porter portray the Evil Stepmother/Vivian and the Fabulous Godmother.

The storyline remains true to its origins, but with a pleasant twist.

"Ella" is a dressmaker looking to own her own boutique in her patriarchal society. It's during her attempts to sell one of her creations that she catches the eye of Prince Robert, played by Nicholas Galitzine.

Trailers and teasers for the romantic musical show promise and fun for all ages.

All in all, if anyone is looking for family entertainment, Cinderella may be right up their alley!

Cinderella is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video.

The next chapter in the American Crime series follows one of the most controversial scandals to ever rock America.

Impeachment focuses on the Clinton-Lewinsky fallout that occurred in 1998. Then President Bill Clinton was impeached after committing perjury for lying about his affair with employee Monica Lewinsky.

Clive Owen and Beanie Feldstein take on the roles of the disgraced president and his former intern. Also joining the star-studded cast is American Horror Story alum Sarah Paulson and Sopranos star Edie Falco.

For those who are old enough to remember the impact the events had on the country, it may seem like a painful trip down memory lane.

However, the American Crime series has taken these tragic events and offered a fresh perspective on scandals and murders that shook the nation.

And most notably, Monica Lewinsky herself is a producer of the series, which will certainly give it an interesting twist!

The intense teaser for the upcoming third season in the anthology gives fans a delicious preview, which should be more than enough of a reason to give this next season a go.

Impeachment: American Crime Story airs on September 7 on FX.

The saga continues.

One of the most influential groups in hip-hop is getting their story told – and it's a lot to unpack.

Wu-Tang: An American Saga's second season is on it's way, picking up where the former season left off.

In the first, viewers were treated to the creation of the iconic rap group, helmed by Bobby Diggs/RZA.

The cast is made up of fresh faces, including Ashton Sanders who portrays the leader. But a few familiar faces, like La La Anthony, appear every now and then.

Though the series is centered around the Staten Island-based group, it also depicts the severe effect the height of the crack cocaine epidemic had on the early '90s.

Good biopics are hard to come by, and many may think they know everything there is to know about the Wu-Tang Clan. Yet, this series is proof that there's always more to the story.

Wu-Tang: An American Saga airs on September 8 on Hulu.

Jennifer Aniston returns as Alex Levy in the riveting Apple+ series.

The dramatic series takes the #MeToo movement to another level by depicting sexual misconduct in the workplace – and the fallout that ensues.

Joining Jennifer is her formidable counterpart Reese Witherspoon, who portrays Bradley Jackson. The two ladies may even become enemies in this next season, according to the official trailer.

Also, Jennifer's character has more to worry about now that she's decided to out her on-air partner.

Julianna Margulies will also be joining the cast as Laura Peterson, a perceptive reporter who could cause problems for Alex.

The second season has already been described as "game changing," but what could top the shocking season one finale?

Tune in to The Morning Show on Apple+ which airs on September 17.

September has arrived, so get cozy with a cup of hot apple cider, or perhaps a pumpkin spice latte, and enjoy these tantalizing shows and films!