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Rian Johnson says he and Daniel Craig are already sketching Benoit Blanc's next case-think Knives Out 4. First, Wake Up Dead Man drops late Nov: a moodier church-set mystery.
Thought that was Ray Stantz in Casper? Dan Aykroyd says it's canon-Spielberg asked him, so Ghostbusters and Casper briefly share a timeline.
Vertical drops the first trailer for We Bury the Dead as Daisy Ridley charges into a fast, feral outbreak to find her missing husband. Expect sprinting corpses; opens Jan. 2, 2026.
Dave Bautista won't let Stuber go. He'll defend that 43% RT buddy comedy "to my death," and he's bringing director Michael Dowse back for Trap House to prove it.
Edgar Wright's Running Man trades pure spectacle for heart, sticking closer to King. Glen Powell's bruised Ben Richards powers a neon sprint that gives you a reason to care.
Mr. Krabs, Squidward, and Gary suit up as pirates to yank SpongeBob out of trouble. Search for SquarePants hits theaters Dec. 19 with big laughs and the spooky Flying Dutchman.
It's No. 1 on Prime Video, but "Playdate" is more noise than fun. Goofy chaos, cheap-looking action, and try-hard jokes - you can skip without FOMO.
Filmmaker Sixx King is betting big on Black love-and it's working. His indie Jonesing reimagines Love Jones through their daughter's eyes-and it's packing theaters.
Predator: Badlands flips the hunt, tracking a young Predator and a busted android across a planet that wants them dead. Lean, old-school, PG-13 with teeth, and it's got heart.
Rosamund Pike leans into a fun, sharp-edged villain in Now You See Me: Now You Don't. Think Bond cool meets heist mischief, built to keep the Horsemen guessing.
Perkins' Keeper starts with a 63% on Rotten Tomatoes-his softest opening in a bit. Not a flop, just a wobble, with Tatiana Maslany leading a cabin-set horror that might find legs.
Meat Kills just became the first Dutch horror to snag an NC-17. It's brutal, buzzy from Fantastic Fest, and now streaming on Screambox.
Kojima's making a hand-drawn Death Stranding series for Disney+ in 2027. Isolations runs alongside Sam's trek-new leads, quiet tension, and a different angle on connection.
Fans flew a plane banner over Disney HQ for a Ben Solo spinoff after Disney nixed an Adam Driver and Steven Soderbergh pitch. Loud ask, messy stakes.
Red One stumbled in theaters, but families keep pressing play. Critics gave it 30%, audiences 89%, and now it's back on Prime Video's charts - No. 4 for movies, No. 7 overall.
John Woo and Nicolas Cage are back with Gambino, a crime biopic on mob boss Carlo Gambino at AFM. Cage plays the quiet kingpin; a reporter hunts the man behind the legend.
Mayor of Kingstown has Sheridan's lowest Rotten Tomatoes score-53% with critics. But season 4's darker turn isn't scaring viewers; the audience is sticking around.
Rory Kennedy says her own grief helped her see Alec Baldwin in The Trial of Alec Baldwin, an intimate look at the Rust fallout. It's about loss, and how outrage hits court.
Bugonia got you buzzing? Queue Under the Skin-colder, stranger; an alien gaze, killer sound, and a crack of empathy that breaks the loop.
New SpongeBob movie locks Dec. 19 and drops a wild trailer. SpongeBob chases a ghost pirate, the 'lucky brick' bit lands, and Ice Spice makes her voice debut with 'Big Guy.'
Edgar Wright's Running Man aims for King's bleak bite and a popcorn buzz, but the tone keeps wobbling. Powell holds it down, Domingo steals scenes; smart touches, solid 7.
Mark Wahlberg's Play Dirty is still hanging in Prime Video's Top 10 because it's fast, mean, and easy to click. Split reviews or not, star power and Shane Black banter sell it.
'Being Eddie' shows Murphy, 50 years in, still figuring out what feels fun. Stand-up returns only if the itch hits-no tease, no date, just a feeling.
High Plains Drifter still feels like a ghost story hiding in a Western. It stares back at you-judgment, guilt, that blood-red town-and leaves you arguing about who Stranger is.
Taylor's showgirl era isn't done. Disney+ drops The Final Show and The End of an Era-full Tortured Poets set, backstage grit-starting Dec 12, with new episodes through Dec 26.
Sabrina Carpenter's starring and producing Universal's Alice in Wonderland musical. She pitched it herself; Lorene Scafaria directs, with songs, cast, and date still under wraps.
Netflix wants your Friday night to slide from shows to games: open the app, scan a code, your phone's the controller. Party picks now, 'Knives Out' mystery and live trivia next.
Edgar Wright's The Running Man sprints into theaters Nov. 14, 2025, with Glen Powell out front. Expect fast, sharp action with bite - and a shot to own the pre-holiday corridor.
Empire dropped Odyssey covers, which usually means a trailer's close, maybe with Avatar on IMAX next month. Nolan went huge and real at sea; July 17, 2026 can't come fast enough.
Raoul Peck's Orwell doc hits like a warning flare: truth bends, words get weaponized, and 2 + 2 suddenly wobbles. It cuts 1984 into today's feed and asks, does this feel familiar?
Mario's blasting off: the Super Mario Galaxy movie drops its first trailer, and it looks wild. Pratt, Taylor-Joy, Black return, with Brie Larson as Rosalina-April 3, 2026.
Christopher Nolan shot over 2 million feet of film on The Odyssey across 91 days. He's chasing the kind of mythic, IMAX-sized epic again, with Matt Damon as Odysseus.
The Girlfriend is inching up, hitting Rs 11.25 crore India net by Day 7. Weekdays held okay after a soft Thursday, so the weekend could surprise if buzz sticks.
Tom Hanks rides into a quiet, thoughtful Western with a big heart in News of the World, now on Netflix. Fewer shootouts, more soul-two strangers, 400 miles, and stories that bind.
Kaantha drops you into 1950s Madras-smoke, sweat, egos-and lets Dulquer and Rana slug it out over a film's soul. Strong buzz, sharp craft, and a mentor-vs-star clash that stings.
Old church-basement films are crumbling, and Gospel Films Archive is hustling to save them. They've launched a Kickstarter to expand a free library and build an online museum.
Adele's making her film debut with Tom Ford, who's back behind the camera after nearly a decade. They're adapting Anne Rice's Cry to Heaven self-financed and aiming for fall 2026.
Jon Watts says he and Chris Ford have seven Clown movies mapped, sparked by a new German 4K release. He wants bigger, nastier scares-Evil Dead 2 energy-and a suit anyone can wear.
Saving Private Ryan is back on Netflix UK, and it still hits like a steel boot to the chest. Raw, human, and unflinching-those opening 24 minutes will rattle you.
32 years on, Tombstone rides again on MGM+ - grit, grin, and that 'I'm your huckleberry' pull. It's charting because it still hits: simple story, stacked cast, pure rewatch fuel.