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Ready or Not: Here I Come reunites Samara Weaving with Kathryn Newton as estranged sisters forced to survive the Council’s deadly hide-and-seek game. A dark comedy sequel that knows exactly what it is.
Mercy (2026) follows detective Chris Raven, accused of murdering his wife in a future where autonomous AI courts decide guilt in real-time. Chris Pratt races against time, Rebecca Ferguson judges, and the tension never lets up. Directed by Timur Bekmambetov, now in theaters.
A Breed Apart (2026) blends animal horror with influencer satire. Content creators compete to ‘rescue’ dogs on an island, but the dogs have other plans. Hayden Panettiere, Grace Caroline Currey, and a pack of vicious German Shepherds make this a surprisingly entertaining B-movie ride.
I Know Exactly How You Die (2026) is an indie horror-comedy about a writer whose unfinished story manifests at a motel with a sinister history. When fiction collides with reality, the film reveals its true thesis: men, even the ones trying to save you, are the actual danger.
Thrash (2026) is a Netflix disaster-horror hybrid where a category 6 storm brings predators into flooded homes. Dynevor’s performance grounds the panic, but the film struggles when it reveals its full CGI arsenal. Streaming now on Netflix.
Panda Plan 2: The Magical Tribe (2026) offers a colorful, quirky family-friendly adventure with Jackie Chan at nearly 80 pulling off his own stunts. It’s a mix of heartfelt values, magical realism, and a nod to classic fantasy like The Labyrinth.
