All the best movies to watch on DStv Compact in September 2021.
Executive producer Vivica A. Fox is back with more of Lifetime’s (DStv channel 131) addictive movie thrillers in the “Wrong” series on DStv Compact this September. So wrong they’re right, these stories follow people whose lives spin out of control once they let the wrong person, from egg donors to estate agents, get too close. That makes it the perfect popcorn, cocktail and crime time Saturdays and Sundays at 19:20 on Lifetime throughout the month.
KIX (DStv Channel 114) is showcasing five films we’ve never seen in South Africa before now, including director Jeffrey Lau’s action-comedy-fantasy Kung Fu League, which will have you scratching your head on how he reunited the great masters.
And there’s more action, fantasy and excitement thanks to Studio Universal, who’s bringing us titles like fantasy horror film The Head Hunter, action drama The Archer, and prehistoric action fantasy 10,000 BC.
After Jessica (Anna Marie Dobbins) moves back in with her mom, Tracy (Krista Allen), she hires PI Hal (Eric Roberts) to help her to investigate her mom’s live-in boyfriend, Paul (Rib Hillis), after she spots Paul fighting with another woman at a restaurant owned by her mother’s best friend, Sandra (Vivica A. Fox).
Watch on Saturday, 4 September on Lifetime (DStv channel 131) at 19:20
Kelsey’s (Vanessa Marcil) dreams of motherhood finally come true when she delivers beautiful twins from an in vitro procedure involving an egg donor. But when Kelsey needs home care, the nurse she unwittingly hires, Vanessa (Brooke Nevin), turns out to be the egg donor herself… And she has come to claim “her” babies!
Watch on Sunday, 5 September on Lifetime (DStv channel 131) at 19:20
Julie (Vivica A. Fox) and her teenage daughter, Maddie (Alaya Lee Walton), rent a beautiful house from real estate agent Charles (Andres Londono), who lives nearby. But after they move in, strange noises and disturbances have them wondering if someone else is secretly living on their property.
Watch on Saturday, 11 September on Lifetime (DStv channel 131) at 19:20
When editor Deb (Vivica A. Fox) sends 1 of her writers, Dan (Jason-Shane Scott) on an assignment out of town, he thinks he’s found the perfect house sitter. But when Kristen (Anna Marie Dobbins) moves in, she has no intention of ever moving out, and she starts pretending to be Dan’s new girlfriend.
Watch on Sunday, 12 September on Lifetime (DStv channel 131) at 19:20
Melanie (Charlotte Graham) seems to have the perfect life. But lately something has been off about her husband, Derrick (Rick Cosnett). Melanie starts spying on him and her search unmasks Derrick’s long-lost twin brother, Alex. But if she’s sharing her home with an imposter and a murderer, what has happened to Derrick?
Watch on Saturday, 18 September on Lifetime (DStv channel 131) at 19:20
Stella Armstrong (Lindsay Hartley) hires Blake (Freya Tingley), who seems to be the perfect nanny, to help her with her twin baby boys. But Blake is secretly the daughter that Stella gave up for adoption at birth years ago, and she has come to destroy Stella’s life and family for “abandoning” her!
Watch on Sunday, 19 September on Lifetime (DStv channel 131) at 19:20
Successful plastic surgeon Dr. Katie Jones (Sunny Mabrey) winds up on the wrong side of a narcissistic patient named Liz (Lindsay Maxwell), a former medical school classmate of Katie’s whose desire to live Katie’s life herself threatens to destroy Katie’s career, her reputation and her family.
Watch on Saturday, 25 September on Lifetime (DStv channel 131) at 19:20
Watch on Saturday, 4 September on Mzansi Magic (DStv channel 161) at 20:30
Watch on Saturday, 11 September on Mzansi Magic (DStv channel 161) at 20:30
Watch on Saturday, 18 September on Mzansi Magic (DStv channel 161) at 20:30
Watch on Saturday, 25 September on Mzansi Magic (DStv channel 161) at 20:30
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