What's Coming Out This Week In Theaters and On Streaming, VOD & TV: June 1 thru June 7, 2026
All the 🎥 films and 📺 shows hitting theaters and streaming this week!
June is here... and it’s bringing the summer season with it. Meaning you can expect an onslaught of new big releases, buzzy streaming premieres, and more than a few titles trying to muscle their way onto your watchlist this summer. The next couple of weeks should only get louder, busier, and a whole lot more crowded as studios start rolling out their summer slate.
As always, we’ve put together a weekly roundup of what’s arriving in theaters and on streaming over the next few days. So whether you’re heading out to catch something on the big screen or staying cool indoors with the remote within arm’s reach, scroll down and see what catches your eye.
🎥 In Theaters This Week
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🎥 Masters of the Universe
(Fri, June 5th — wide release)
By the power of Grayskull, ‘80s sword-and-sorcery may be ready for another swing. Nicholas Galitzine raises the Power Sword in this long-awaited live-action He-Man reboot, playing an Earthbound Prince Adam who, after years in exile, must return to Eternia after Skeletor seizes control. Directed by Travis Knight (Kubo and the Two Strings, Bumblebee), this fantasy adventure brings Idris Elba, Camila Mendes, Alison Brie, Morena Baccarin, Jared Leto, and more into the fight, where a hero rises, evil falls, and nostalgia gets seriously swole.
🎥 Scary Movie
(Fri, June 5th — wide release)
The knives are out again, and no horror trend is safe. Marlon Wayans, Shawn Wayans, Anna Faris, and Regina Hall reunite for this long-awaited Scary Movie sequel, taking aim at reboots, legacy sequels, elevated horror, and modern hits like Sinners, Smile, M3GAN, Terrifier, and The Substance. After 13 years away, the franchise is back to prove horror may evolve, but parody never dies.
🎥 Power Ballad
(Fri, June 5th — expands wide)
Sing Street and Once filmmaker John Carney returns to the messy business of making music with this song-driven dramedy about creativity, credit, and one hit single with two possible fathers. Paul Rudd stars as a washed-up songwriter-turned-wedding singer whose late-night jam with Nick Jonas’s fading pop star turns into a comeback smash, a stolen-song feud, and one very tuneful fight over who gets to claim the glory.
🎥 The Amazing Digital Circus: The Last Act
(Fri, June 5th — wide release)
The viral animated sensation heads to theaters for one final bow, combining episode 8 with the all-new, hour-long episode 9. As Pomni and the gang reach the end of their bizarre digital nightmare, the grand finale promises long-awaited answers, hidden circus history, and one last reality-bending trip under the big top.
🎥 The Last Whale Singer
(Fri, June 5th — wide release)
A teenage humpback whale with a rebellious streak heads for the ocean’s deepest waters in this German-made animated fantasy adventure, where a mystical song may be the only thing standing between the seas and total destruction. With his companions by his side, he must face a monstrous creature freed from a melting iceberg. Turns out saving the ocean requires a little courage and one seriously powerful set of pipes.
🎥 Carolina Caroline
(Fri, June 5th — limited release)
Samara Weaving and Kyle Gallner play two lovers with nowhere to go but deeper into trouble in this southern-fried crime thriller from Dinner in America filmmaker Adam Carter Rehmeier. What starts as small-town escape quickly turns into a dangerous road trip of scams, bad choices, and toxic chemistry. Love may be the getaway plan, but self-destruction is riding shotgun.
🎥 Savage House
(Fri, June 5th — limited release)
Privilege gets delightfully poisonous in this 18th-century satire starring Claire Foy and Richard E. Grant. As disease spreads and political unrest rises outside their estate, one status-hungry aristocratic couple schemes, manipulates, and spirals toward disaster in Peter Glanz’s dark comedy of manners gone mad.
🎥 Signal One
(Fri, June 5th — limited release; also on ✅VOD/Digital)
First contact gets dangerous in this sci-fi mystery from writer-director Jonathan Sobol. Isabelle Fuhrman stars as a brilliant young scientist recruited by Dennis Quaid’s tech billionaire into a secret cosmic project, with Josh Hutcherson and David Thewlis joining a discovery that could change humanity’s place in the universe.
🎥 The Birthday Party
(Fri, June 5th — limited release; also on ✅VOD/Digital)
Willem Dafoe throws one seriously loaded celebration in this 1970s Mediterranean drama from director Miguel Ángel Jiménez. As a wealthy Greek tycoon hosting his daughter’s lavish birthday party, he hides an agenda that turns luxury, family duty, and seaside glamour into something far more controlling.
🎥 Chum
(Fri, June 5th — limited release; also on ✅VOD/Digital)
A destination wedding turns into a full-blown feeding frenzy in this Malta-set survival thriller starring Alice Eve. After a shark attack traps the wedding party in open water, a sinister fisherman adds another threat to the nightmare, proving cold feet are the least of anyone’s problems.
🎥 She’s the He
(Fri, June 5th — limited release)
A terrible plan turns surprisingly real in this sharp-edged queer coming-of-age comedy from writer-director Siobhan McCarthy. Misha Osherovich and Nico Carney star as best friends who pose as trans women to shut down rumors, only for the joke to crack open something much more honest.
🎥 Another World
(Fri, June 5th — limited release)
Death gets complicated in this dark anime fantasy from first-time feature director Tommy Ng Kai Chung. Based on Naka Saijo’s novel Sennenki, the film follows a Soul Keeper who befriends a cursed young girl whose grief and rage threaten both the human world and the spirit realm.
🎥 Trainspotting: 30th anniversary
(Fri, June 5th — re-release)
Choose life, choose chaos... choose the big screen again! Danny Boyle’s kinetic 1996 classic returns in a 30th anniversary 4K restoration, bringing Ewan McGregor’s Mark Renton and his self-destructive Edinburgh crew back with all the dark humor, raw energy, and needle-sharp impact intact.
🎦 Streaming This Week
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🎦 Devotion: Obedience or Betrayal
(Tues, June 2nd — premiering on Paramount+)
Faith, secrecy, and control come under harsh light in this true-crime documentary set inside the closed Gloriavale religious community. With rare access to the isolated group, the film examines allegations of abuse, institutional cover-ups, and the heavy cost of loyalty when obedience becomes a shield against accountability.
🎦 Hoppers
(Wed, June 3rd — streaming on Disney+)
Nature finally talks back in Pixar’s eco-charged animated comedy about a teen who trades her skateboard for a mechanical tail. Piper Curda voices Mabel Tanaka, a rebellious skater who accidentally uploads her mind into a lifelike robotic beaver and discovers a forest fed up with human-made destruction. When a corporation moves to bulldoze their sanctuary, Mabel navigates ruthless pond politics to rally the animals, blending high-tech hijinks with Pixar heart and an eco-conscious bite.
🎦 Poldi
(Thurs, June 4th — premiering on Netflix)
Football glory gets a personal victory lap in this Netflix documentary about German legend Lukas Podolski. From street footballer and son of Polish immigrants to World Cup champion and beloved Cologne icon, the film looks back at the grind, legacy, and famous left foot behind “Prince Poldi.”
🎦 The Murder of Rachel Nickell
(Thurs, June 4th — premiering on Netflix)
A horrifying crime on London’s Wimbledon Common gets revisited in this Netflix true-crime documentary. The film examines the murder of young mother Rachel Nickell, the long and troubling investigation that followed, and the yearslong search for justice after a case that shocked the public. (*Also see the companion true crime miniseries The Witness also released this week.)
🎦 Office Romance
(Fri, June 5th — premiering on Netflix)
Jennifer Lopez gets to return to her rom-com sweet spot, starring as Jackie Cruz, a powerful airline CEO whose strict anti-fraternization policy gets tested when Brett Goldstein’s charming new lawyer enters the office. Co-written by Goldstein and Ted Lasso co-creator Joe Kelly, and directed by Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again helmer Ol Parker, this rom-com throwback pairs old-school workplace sparks with modern self-awareness, a stacked supporting cast including Betty Gilpin, Bradley Whitford, Jodie Whittaker, and Edward James Olmos, and enough HR violations to keep things delightfully messy. Prepare for a little romance that’s cleared for takeoff.
🎦 Groundswell
(Fri, June 5th — premiering on Prime Video)
The future might be hiding under our feet. Narrated by Demi Moore and Woody Harrelson, this globe-spanning documentary from filmmakers Josh Tickell and Rebecca Harrell Tickell explores regenerative agriculture, spotlighting farmers, scientists, Indigenous leaders, and visionaries working to restore the planet from the soil up.
🎦 Mexico 86
(Fri, June 5th — premiering on Netflix)
Mexico never won the World Cup, so someone found another way to score. This darkly comic sports satire stars Narcos: Mexico and Andor actor Diego Luna as Martín de la Torre, whose wild climb to the top helped turn Mexico into the first country to host the World Cup twice. Written and directed by Gabriel Ripstein (Chronic, 600 Miles), the film turns the road to 1986 into a story of audacity, ambition, national pride, and some very creative rule-bending.
🎦 The Marked Woman
(Fri, June 5th — premiering on Netflix)
A missing identity sparks a race against time in this Barcelona-set suspense thriller starring Candela Peña. After a woman is found bound, gagged, and unable to remember who she is, detective Anna Ripoll follows the clues into a tense mystery where someone clearly wanted the victim erased.
🎦 Pillion
(Fri, June 5th — streaming on HBO Max)
Alexander Skarsgård and Harry Melling star in a provocative gay BDSM rom-com where an unlikely romance between a dominant biker and a self-effacing loner turns control, surrender, and desire into something unexpectedly tender. Written and directed by first-time feature filmmaker Harry Lighton, this offbeat love story suggests intimacy isn’t about rewriting the rules, it’s about choosing which ones to break, no matter who’s watching.
🎦 Lorne
(Fri, June 5th — streaming on Peacock)
Behind the curtain of late-night comedy, one quiet figure has been calling the shots for decades. Directed by Oscar-winner Morgan Neville, this documentary traces how Lorne Michaels built Saturday Night Live into a comedy institution while shaping generations of performers, writers, and weird little sketches that somehow became part of everyday culture.
🎦 Keeper
(Fri, June 5th — streaming on Hulu/Disney+)
Love can be a real killer, and Osgood Perkins aims to prove it. Fresh off The Monkey and Longlegs, the horror auteur traps Tatiana Maslany and Rossif Sutherland in a marriage rotting from the inside out, turning an anniversary getaway into a waking nightmare where the real haunting may be the relationship itself.
🎦 The Ice Tower
(Fri, June 5th — streaming on Shudder)
Marion Cotillard brings icy allure to Lucile Hadzihalilovic’s haunting fantasy drama about a runaway teenager drawn into the orbit of an actress playing Hans Christian Andersen’s Snow Queen. With Clara Pacini, August Diehl, Marine Gesbert, and Gaspar Noé, this dreamlike tale blurs performance, obsession, and identity into one spellbound arthouse fairy tale.
🎦 Scarlet
(Sat, June 6th — streaming on Netflix)
From visionary filmmaker Mamoru Hosoda comes a time-bending anime epic about a vengeance-driven medieval princess hurled into a modern Otherworld, where inherited hatred clashes with the possibility of healing as she confronts a life she no longer understands.
✅ On VOD This Week
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✅ Hokum
(Tues, June 2nd — on VOD/Digital)
Adam Scott has a gift for making ordinary guys feel anything but dull. In this eerie Irish horror tale, he plays a reclusive novelist who travels to the countryside to scatter his parents’ ashes, only to find himself staying at an inn steeped in witchy folklore and creeping unease. Writer-director Damian McCarthy aims to keep the dread slow, stylish, and deeply unsettling, proving some local legends are better left as hokum.
✅ I Swear
(Tues, June 2nd — on VOD/Digital)
BAFTA winner Robert Aramayo delivers a raw, transformative performance in this award-winning true-story drama, playing John Davidson, a young Scotsman whose severe Tourette syndrome turns everyday life into an unpredictable battle as he comes of age in 1980s Scotland. With Maxine Peake as his fiercely protective guardian and supporting turns from Shirley Henderson and Peter Mullan, the struggle shifts from suppression to self-acceptance, pushing him to embrace his voice rather than hide it.
✅ In the Grey
(Tues, June 2nd — on VOD/Digital)
Jake Gyllenhaal, Henry Cavill, and Eiza González team up for Guy Ritchie’s latest snarky action thriller, playing elite operatives sent to recover stolen billions from a ruthless dictator. What should be a slick recovery job quickly turns into a messy fight through dictators, double-crosses, and political chaos. When the bullets start flying, subtlety is clearly not part of the mission plan.
✅ Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror
(Tues, June 2nd — on VOD/Digital)
Linus O’Brien, son of Rocky Horror creator/actor Richard O’Brien, directs this retrospective documentary tracing the wild rise of The Rocky Horror Picture Show from 1975 cult curiosity to cultural landmark. Blending behind-the-scenes stories, fan tributes, and fresh reflections, the film explores how a campy midnight movie became a generational rite of passage. It’s a love letter to fishnets, audience callbacks, and the Time Warp that never ends.
✅ Erupcja
(Tues, June 2nd — on VOD/Digital)
Popstar Charli XCX continues her move into acting, leading this simmering relationship drama as a woman returning to Warsaw with her boyfriend, only to reconnect with her childhood friend (Lena Góra) in a way that stirs buried emotions and rising tension. Directed by Pete Ohs, this indie drama explores the fragile line of friendship as it begins to blur into something more complicated.
✅ Spacewoman
(Tues, June 2nd — on VOD/Digital)
This high-flying documentary follows pioneering astronaut Eileen Collins as she rises from a working-class upbringing in upstate New York to become the first woman to both pilot and command a U.S. space shuttle, with each mission raising the pressure. It’s an inside look at courage under pressure... and the price of going further than anyone before.
✅ Amrum
(Tues, June 2nd — on VOD/Digital)
The war is ending, but the waiting hasn’t. On a remote North Sea island in the final days of World War II, a young boy (Jasper Billerbeck) holds onto the hope that his father will return, while his devout mother (Laura Tonke) struggles to accept Germany’s looming defeat. Diane Kruger, reuniting with In the Fade filmmaker Fatih Akin, plays a quietly defiant neighbor as this intimate drama traces the moment innocence slips away and harsh truths finally come into view.
✅ The Curse
(Tues, June 2nd — on VOD/Digital)
A fresh start in Paris turns into a haunted lockdown in this eerie psychological horror film. Lina El Arabi stars as Yara, a young Moroccan student in Paris whose agoraphobia keeps her trapped inside her apartment as fragments of her past begin bleeding into terrifying visions. The city may be outside her window, but the real terror is already inside.
✅ One Spoon of Chocolate
(Fri, June 5th — on VOD/Digital)
Street justice gets served with a grindhouse kick in this pulpy revenge thriller from RZA. Shameik Moore stars as a former soldier and ex-con who uncovers a sinister conspiracy in a town where young men keep disappearing. With Quentin Tarantino presenting and RJ Cyler, Paris Jackson, Blair Underwood, and more co-starring, this action-charged thriller brings the hammer down.
✅ Seven Snipers
(Fri, June 5th — on VOD/Digital)
Radha Mitchell takes aim in this tense Aussie action thriller, playing a retired elite sniper whose quiet life with her daughter is shattered when a ruthless sharpshooter from her past comes looking for revenge. Tim Roth brings the menace, with Ioan Gruffudd and Ryan Kwanten co-starring. In this long-range fight for survival, missing the target could cost everything.
✅ The Summoning
(Fri, June 5th — on VOD/Digital)
Babysitting becomes a very bad idea in this creepypasta horror anthology about three teens who accidentally summon Baby Blue. What starts as an ordinary night of kid-watching turns into a supernatural survival test, complete with a vengeful spirit, a deadly curse, and no easy bedtime.
✅ Omaha
(Fri, June 5th — on VOD/Digital)
Set against the 2008 financial crisis, John Magaro stars in this quiet coming-of-age drama as a worn-down father driving his daughter (Molly Belle Wright) and younger son (Wyatt Solis) across the American West, where an impending foreclosure becomes impossible to outrun. This tender family portrait finds growing up in the moment you realize home isn’t ahead... it’s already slipping away behind you.
⇯ See Above: ✅Signal One (Fri, Jun 5; VOD/Digital)
⇯ See Above: ✅The Birthday Party (Fri, Jun 5; VOD/Digital)
⇯ See Above: ✅Chum (Fri, Jun 5; VOD/Digital)
📺 On TV This Week
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📺 Not Suitable for Work
(Tues, June 2nd — on Hulu)
Career chaos gets a quarter-life punchline in this workplace comedy from executive producer Mindy Kaling and showrunner Charlie Grandy. Ella Hunt, Avantika, Will Angus, Jack Martin, Nicholas Duvernay, and Jay Ellis star as ambitious Manhattan twentysomethings chasing success, romance, and sanity... mostly in that order.
📺 Michael Jackson: The Verdict
(Wed, June 3rd — on Netflix)
One of pop culture’s most infamous courtroom sagas gets another look in this three-part docuseries from director Nick Green. Through jurors, eyewitnesses, accusers, and defenders, the series revisits Michael Jackson’s 2005 trial, acquittal, and the complicated legacy that still refuses to leave the spotlight.
📺 The Legend of Vox Machina: Season 4
(Wed, June 3rd — on Prime Video)
The party gets pulled back into danger in this animated fantasy adventure based on the Critical Role universe. One year after the Chroma Conclave, Vox Machina faces a long-dormant evil, unresolved emotional baggage, and the usual problem of trying to save the realm without completely falling apart.
📺 The Witness
(Thurs, June 4th — on Netflix)
True crime gets painfully personal in this British miniseries starring Jordan Bolger as Andrè, the grieving partner of Rachel Nickell. After her murder, Andrè must protect their young son Alex, the case’s only witness, while police failures and press scrutiny turn the search for justice into another nightmare. (*Also see the companion true-crime doc The Murder of Rachel Nickell also released this week.)
📺 Cape Fear
(Fri, June 5th — on Apple TV)
Javier Bardem takes on one of cinema’s nastiest predators in this modern reimagining, playing Max Cady as a convicted killer with a legal mind and a personal grudge. After proving his own lawyer buried evidence that could have changed his fate, Cady is able to walk free, while Amy Adams and Patrick Wilson star as the married attorneys now caught in his crosshairs. As he weaponizes the law against them, justice starts looking like a twisted form of revenge. And Cady’s ready to make them pay for what they did... and for what they’ve known all along: he’s a true monster.
📺 Hannah Berner: None of My Business
(Fri, June 5th — on Hulu)
Hannah Berner turns oversharing into a full-contact sport in her sophomore stand-up special. From dating secrets and career detours to future anxiety and the burden of being “part-time hot,” the comedian mines life’s smaller disasters for punchlines that feel messy, personal, and painfully relatable.
📺 Teach You a Lesson
(Fri, June 5th — on Netflix)
School discipline gets an action-drama upgrade in this Korean series starring Kim Moo-yul and Lee Sung-min. As inspectors from the Teachers’ Rights Protection Bureau, they step into chaotic classrooms where bullies rule the halls and justice comes with fewer lectures and a lot more impact.
📺 Anne Rice’s The Vampire Lestat
(Sun, June 7th — on AMC/AMC+)
Lestat gets his rock-star era in this gothic, glam-soaked continuation of Anne Rice’s vampire saga: the rebranded third season of AMC’s Interview with the Vampire. Sam Reid returns as the immortal troublemaker reclaiming his story through music and fame after Daniel Molloy’s book leaves him feeling misrepresented and deeply offended. So, naturally, the immortal showboat forms a band to set the record straight. With Louis, Armand, and old wounds circling, this vampire encore comes with fangs, amps, groupies and serious stage drama. Devil horns!
