10 Movies and TV Shows to Watch During Hispanic Heritage Month

Hispanic Heritage Month is a time to celebrate and appreciate the rich culture and contributions of the Hispanic and Latinx communities. It’s time to enjoy your popcorn. Hollywood.com has the perfect list for this month and beyond. From action-packed animation to horror and even sitcoms, this list has something for everyone.

Expression in entertainment still has a long way to go. So be sure to support productions that have Hispanic and Latinx people in front of and behind the camera.

blue beetle

blue beetle ” is a new DC superhero movie released this year. It was a hot topic before and after its release. It features action-packed sequences and a heartwarming family focus with a rock star cast. blue beetle It’s sure to be a crowd pleaser.

Into the Spider-Verse/Beyond the Spider-Verse

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Please make it a double feature this time!of spider verse The series focuses on Miles Morales grappling with what it means to be Spider-Man. Into the Spiderverse A beautifully flowing, action-packed animation that explores themes of family, self-discovery, and growth.

one day at a time

If you want to keep the stakes a little lower than saving the entire multiverse this Hispanic Heritage Month, take a look below. One day at a time. This American comedy centers around Penelope Alvarez and her children finding their own path in life. And of course, weird things happen.

free ridge

This clever spin-off features on my block It combines teenage sibling rivalry with paranormal activity, making it the perfect fall show. After finding a mysterious box, four of her teenage friends work to reverse the supernatural misfortune that has been caused.

Primo

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based on Ms. Shea Serrano Drawing on his own life experiences, this witty coming-of-age comedy follows San Antonio teen Rafa as he balances college aspirations, conflicting advice from his family, and his high school social life. is focused on. Every day is a brand new adventure for young Rafa, who is supported by a busy family life with a single mother and her five uncles.

Maya and the three

From the creator of el tigre and book of life, come Maya and the three of us. The stubborn Maya, a rebellious princess, must embark on a journey to fulfill an ancient prophecy and save humanity from the wrath of a vengeful god. Filled with heart, wit, and twists and turns, this gorgeous animated series is perfect for those craving Latinx and Hispanic representation with a high-shelf fantasy twist on selected stories.

in the heights

in front hamilton took Broadway by storm, Lin-Manuel Miranda came out with At the Heights. The concept, music, and lyrics are all his own. miranda and the book he wrote Quiara Alegría Hudes. Set over 3 days, in the heights It will be held in Washington Heights, New York City. If you enjoy movies, be sure to catch a musical on Broadway or check out a performance whenever it comes to a city near you.

Orphanage

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Whether you’re a fan of Guillermo del Toro or just love classic spooky food. Orphanage They fit you like a glove. Orphanage A top-notch piece of horror and cinema, perfect as Halloween approaches.

owl house

owl house is the perfect series for the whole family this Hispanic Heritage Month.this disney channel original series Not only does it have Hispanic/Latinx representation, but it also features a queer Afro-Latinx woman as the main character and portrays LGBT relationships in a positive light.

After stumbling upon the entrance to the magical world, Luz Nosendo befriends the notorious witch, Eda. Despite her lack of magical abilities, Luz becomes Eda’s apprentice in order to fulfill her dream of becoming a witch.

Dolores Roach’s Fear

Let’s end this list with a smart comedy-thriller that will keep you hooked. Dolores Roach’s Fear is a modern retelling of Sweeney Todd. After serving an unjust prison sentence, Dolores Roach reunites with an old friend who lets her work as a masseuse. But Dolores’ newfound stability is threatened and he has to take increasingly drastic measures.

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