Paramount Plus is not in our guide to the best streaming services at all, but that does not mean it is not worth subscribing to Paramount's streaming service Paramount Plus adds a huge amount of new shows and movies every month, including some excellent ones

This month, there are several new additions to Paramount Plus, movies that have received 90% or better ratings on Rotten Tomatoes Topping the list are two classic films starring Tom Hanks, but in between are a killer horror film and perhaps the best Coen Brothers film ever

This month's list is jam-packed with selections Here are the seven best films coming to Paramount Plus this September, rated 90% or higher on Rotten Tomatoes

“Big” stars Tom Hanks as Josh Baskin This is because Josh appears in the film as a 12-year-old boy (David Moscow) However, when he finds an antique fortune-telling machine, Zoltar, he wishes to “grow up,” and the next morning he learns that his wish has come true

But just because his wish comes true does not mean that everything will be smooth sailing Josh and his friend Billy (Jared Rushton) must find a job, a rental property, and live as adults for at least six weeks before they find a Zoltar machine and turn Josh back into a 12-year-old Tom Hanks' iconic performance is the driving force behind this endearing comedy Don't miss it, now available on Paramount Plus

Genre Comedy Drama Rotten Tomatoes Score: 98 Stream it now on Paramount Plus

In this 1974 neo-noir classic, Gene Hackman plays Harry Cole, a survival expert living in San Francisco One day, he is hired by a mysterious client, known only as “The Director,” to spy on a couple walking in Union Square However, when he learns that “The Director” may have murderous intentions, he becomes paranoid

“The Conversation” ranks with the best films ever made, especially in the thriller genre Directed and written by Francis Ford Coppola and starring a pre-Star Wars Harrison Ford alongside Hackman (albeit in a limited role), the film features some of the best performances by quite a few people No wonder “The Conversation” won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival and three Academy Awards, including Best Picture

Genre Mystery/Thriller Rotten Tomatoes Score: 98 Stream it now on Paramount Plus with Showtime

High school life is just plain hard No one needs the pressure of having classmates spontaneously explode in the most gruesome ways possible But that's exactly what the plot of this 2020 romantic black comedy horror coming-of-age film does Despite dealing with countless genres, the film's running time is a mere 101 minutes

“Spontaneous” stars Katherine Langford as Marla and Charlie Plummer as her love interest Dylan The film features everything from romance to sex, debauchery, exploding high school students, and a good old-fashioned government agency that may be involved in a conspiracy From the trailer, it looks like you should plan on seeing “Spontaneous” on Paramount Plus

Genre: Black Comedy/Horror Rotten Tomatoes Score: 96 Stream it now on Paramount Plus

Like “Spontaneous,” this horror film also has romance involved Unlike more humorous coming-of-age films, however, “It Follows” is literally a tale of the worst things that can happen when you have sex

The horror film opens with the discovery of the mutilated body of Annie Marshall (Bailey Spry) on a beach Meanwhile, college student Jay Hite (Micah Monroe) goes on a movie date with his girlfriend Hugh (Jake Weary) Jake then chloroforms her When she wakes up, he drops a bombshell - they are being chased by a shape-shifting entity that only they can see

“It Follows” is a brilliant premise, and thankfully, its execution is equally brilliant A must-see movie for horror fans

Genre: Horror Rotten Tomatoes Score: 95 Streaming on Paramount Plus

“Love & Monsters” may be one of the most underrated films on this list Despite rave reviews from basically everyone who saw it, the film made only $11 million on a $30 million budget Now that the film is out of theaters and up on Paramount Plus, be sure to check out this adventure film masquerading as a love story

“Love and Monsters” stars Dylan O'Brien as Joel, whose life is turned upside down when the destruction of an oncoming asteroid causes a monster apocalypse on Earth Seven years after that tragic event, he learns shockingly that his girlfriend Amy is still alive Upon learning this, he embarks on an epic journey to reunite with her

Genre Action/Adventure Rotten Tomatoes Score: 94 Stream Now on Paramount Plus

Based on the 2005 Cormac McCarthy film, “No Country for Old Men” may be the Coen Brothers' best film ever This is a bold claim given the prolific and impressive catalog of the Coen brothers from Minnesota, but it is the only Best Picture winner they have ever made The film would go on to win four Oscars from eight nominations

This Western crime thriller portrays three protagonists: Llewellyn Moss (Brolin), Anton Chiger (Bardem), and Ed Tom Bell (Jones) Moss is a Vietnam War veteran and welder He accidentally discovers a large sum of money in the desert Chigger is the hired hit man to recover it, and Bell is the sheriff in charge of investigating the crimes related to this missing $2 million [Kelly Macdonald as Moss' wife Carla Jean and Woody Harrelson as bounty hunter Carson Wells are also excellent But the star of the film is undoubtedly Bardem, with his iconic, Academy Award-winning performance

Genre Western Crime Rotten Tomatoes Score: 93 Stream it now on Paramount Plus

We started with Tom Hanks This month, thanks to this 1996 classic about the non-Beatles “Fab Four,” we have the opportunity to do just that

In the film, however, the fictional band is named “The Wonders” (later renamed “The Wonders”) and features lead singer Jimmy Mattingly (Jonathon Shake), lead guitarist Lenny Hayes (Steve Zahn), bassist TB Player (Ethan Embry) on bass, and Guy “Skitch” Patterson on drums They began performing locally, but were discovered by Mr Amos White (Hanks), A&R manager for Play Tone Records, and quickly made a name for themselves on the Billboard charts The film is more than adequate for Hanks' directorial debut, but don't miss the Academy Award-winning songs written by Fountains of Wayne bassist Adam Schlesinger

Genre Musical comedy Rotten Tomatoes Score: 93 Stream now on Paramount Plus