In the meantime, let's get fired up for Weapons, a new mystery horror thriller written, directed and co-scored by Zach Cregger. In the American small town of Maybrook, we meet teacher Justine (Julia Garner) who is dealing with extraordinary fallout that stems from everyone except one child from her class having disappeared. Archer (Josh Brolin) is a dad of one of the missing kids, Marcus (Benedict Wong) is the school principal and Paul (Alden Ehrenreich) is a cop who's entang

City halls better be prepared for a fight since The Naked Gun is shooting its shot on silver screens, bringing back the franchise of the same name. Liam Neeson puts on multiple uniforms as Frank Drebin Jr., a lieutenant, whose reckless nature threatens to shut down his police department in Los Angeles, California. Frank ends up investigating a questionable death, which introduces him to the victim's sister Beth Davenport (Pamela Anderson). He also encounters tech CEO Richard

And while there are superhero franchises in need of a restart and box office glory, there is Superman, writer-director James Gunn's new take on the hero based on characters from DC and the first film in DC Universe (DCU). Fear not; origin stories are out and a somewhat experienced Clark Kent/Superman (David Corenswet) is in when we meet him. Clark's posse includes superpowered dog Krypto, girlfriend and reporter Lois Lane (Rachel Brosnahan), and their colleague Jimmy Olsen (S

Those sorts of acts are only for characters in I Know What You Did Last Summer, the fourth film in the franchise of the same name. 27 years later, a brand new group of friends—Ava Brucks (Chase Sui Wonders), Danica Richards (Madelyn Cline), Milo Griffin (Jonah Hauer-King), Stevie Ward (Sarah Pidgeon) and Teddy Spencer (Tyriq Withers)—reconnect in Southport, North Carolina for Danica and Teddy's engagement party before causing a car crash and committing to a vow of silence.

What is also making a comeback is stupid humans, hence we have Jurassic World Rebirth, the seventh entry in the 'Jurassic Park' franchise. A few years after the events of that film, dinosaurs are now living around the equator. A former soldier and current private operative Zora Bennett (Scarlett Johansson) is hired by Martin Krebs (Rupert Friend) to infiltrate these dangerous islands. Zora then hires paleontologist Henry Loomis (Jonathan Bailey) and boat captain Duncan Kincai

To confirm such rumours, let's dig into 28 Years Later (or, alternatively, 28 Years Later..., according to the title card), the third instalment in the '28 Days Later' franchise and a sequel to the 2002 film and 2007's '28 Weeks Later'. We follow a family of three: tween boy Spike (Alfie Williams), his ailing, bedridden mom Isla (Jodie Comer) and dad Jamie (Aaron Taylor-Johnson). Jamie takes Spike on his first survival trip into the wild where Jamie teaches him how to kill or

Sovereign, which is writer-director Christian Swegal's feature debut in the latter role, twists and reimagines some real-life events as it follows an Arkansan father-son duo, Jerry (Nick Offerman) and Joseph Kane (Jacob Tremblay). They are followers of the sovereign citizen movement, which distrusts and disregards the oversight of the United States government, whether that extends to taxes, housing, laws or whatever. Taking everything into account, this is a neat, intelligent

On that note, let's watch how some people deal with a brickly situation in, well, Brick (same title used in Germany). Olivia (Ruby O. Fee) and Tim (Matthias Schweighöfer) are a couple experiencing a rough patch in their relationship. Tensions reach a boiling point in an extraordinary fashion when one morning, they find themselves trapped in their apartment as a mysterious, unbreakable wall surrounds it. Trying to figure out what's going on, the duo is eventually joined by the

But that is why we now have Dangerous Animals, a horror thriller directed by Sean Byrne from a script by Nick Lepard. We set sail for Gold Coast in Australia where we first meet Tucker (Jai Courtney), a local boat captain hosting cage dives in the shark-infested waters for tourists, though this is all an elaborate ruse because he's a serial killer who kills by feeding those tourists to sharks. This is bad news for Zephyr (Hassie Harrison), a young American woman living a noma

Well, Hollywood certainly has, as evidenced by the arrival of 2025's How To Train Your Dragon, a live-action remake of the 2010 film and another adaptation of Cressida Cowell's novel of the same name. Dean DeBlois returns to write and direct, only this time all by himself, while most of the cast gets a makeover. Hiccup (Mason Thames) is a teen boy living with his disapproving dad Stoick (Gerard Butler, reprising his role) in a Viking village called Berk where humans hunt and