Black Movies, TV Shows to Stream on Hulu This Labor Day Weekend
Labor Day weekend is here, and frankly, your couch deserves to see you. If you’re planning to spend the long weekend catching up on TV and movies, Hulu has plenty of Black stories worth getting lost in. We’ve rounded up some of the best shows and movies to add to your watchlist. Consider this your excuse to mind your business, stay inside, and binge responsibly. Keep reading for our picks.
“Wonder Man”
Although some people are torn about Yahya Abdul-Mateen II’s newest film, his Marvel show “Wonder Man” is definitely worth watching. If it wasn’t, would he have earned an Emmy for his role? We think not.
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“Reasonable Doubt”
With the fourth season of “Reasonable Doubt” due to hit Hulu on October 6, now is the perfect time to binge-watch the previous ones over the long weekend. Season three deals with some serious stuff, but it’s riveting nonetheless.
“LOL Live With Bresha Webb”
For folks looking for a laugh, we suggest you check out comedian-actress Bresha Webb’s stand-up special, “LOL Live With Bresha Webb.” Sometimes you just need to kick back and have a hearty laugh along with a nice plate of food, and that’s what you’ll get when you tune in to this show.
“Beat Shazam”
Don’t worry, we didn’t forget about game show lovers! Season eight of “Beat Shazam” with Jamie Foxx is underway, and it’s definitely entertaining for all the music lovers out there. It’s the perfect way to test your song knowledge and enjoy time with your family at the same time.
“50/50 Flip”
Quiet as it’s kept, we know a lot of you enjoy home renovation shows! That’s exactly why you ought to give “50/50 Flip” a watch. It never gets old seeing something raggedy become something wonderful. Plus, you might walk away with some decorating inspiration for your own home.
“They Fight”
What’s better than a sports film? A sports film with heart and a compelling storyline. Thankfully, “They Fight,” featuring Wendell Pierce and André Holland, has both.
“High Fidelity”
Even though it’s been six years since “High Fidelity” premiered, folks online still haven’t gotten over it. In fact, they’ve been calling for the show to come back in some capacity. But since it seems like that won’t be happening any time soon, it may be better for you to revisit the series for old times’ sake.
“Snowfall”
As hard as it may be to believe, “Snowfall” will turn 10 in 2027. With a new spinoff set to premiere on September 8 (looking at you, “The Drop”), now is a perfect time to reacquaint yourself with some of the characters. This way, you can be up to speed when the new series launches.
“Johnson”
It’s rare to see a show that gives “Girlfriends” vibes but with Black men at the center. That’s essentially what “Johnson” is, except with the unique and familiar male POV that does a good job of highlighting the struggles and triumphs that Black men endure. (There’s a lot of joy here, too. So expect jokes to fly.)
“Living Single”
If you somehow haven’t watched “Living Single” yet, what are you waiting for?! The iconic sitcom gave us friendship, dating, career chaos, and plenty of Black girl magic, all while making it look effortless. Plus, seeing these four women navigate life together is always a good time.
“Envy: A Seven Deadly Sins Story”
A seemingly perfect life starts unraveling when jealousy enters the picture in “Envy: A Seven Deadly Sins Story.” The Lifetime thriller has all the drama, secrets, and questionable decisions you’d expect from the franchise. And honestly, when has envy ever led to anything good?
“How to Die Alone”
Missed “How to Die Alone” when it premiered? Consider this your sign to finally give it a watch! Natasha Rothwell stars as a woman who decides it’s time to stop playing small and actually start living her life, making this one funny, relatable, and surprisingly heartfelt.
“Bad Boys for Life”
If you’re looking for something with a little more action, “Bad Boys for Life” should definitely be on your list. Will Smith and Martin Lawrence bring the buddy-cop antics, big explosions, and plenty of laughs that made the franchise so much fun. Sometimes you just need to sit back, turn your brain off, and enjoy the ride.
