What's Coming Out This Week In Theaters and On Streaming, VOD & TV: June 8 thru June 14, 2026
All the 🎥 films and 📺 shows hitting theaters and streaming this week!
June is rolling in, and we’re already getting a pretty clear sense of how this summer is shaping up. Horror continues to be one of the most reliable draws on the calendar, while some of the bigger IP-driven titles aren’t hitting quite as hard as they used to. That doesn’t mean the summer movie season is in trouble, but it does suggest audiences may be getting a little pickier about what actually gets them off the couch and into a theater.
This week should be especially interesting, as we’ll see whether a master filmmaker like Steven Spielberg still has real sway at the box office, or if the summer conversation keeps shifting toward younger filmmakers becoming the new box office champions.
As always, we’ve rounded up the new movies and shows arriving this week across theaters, streaming, TV, and VOD. So whether you’re heading to your local movie theater, catching up on a new series, or just looking for something fresh to add to the watchlist, scroll down and see what stands out.
🎥 In Theaters This Week
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🎥 Honeyjoon
(Wed, June 10th — limited release; in NY & LA)
Grief gets awkward fast when a mother and daughter try to mourn in paradise. Ayden Mayeri stars as June, who travels with her Persian-British mother Lela (Amira Casar) to the Azores for an anniversary neither of them knows how to handle. Writer-director Lilian T. Mehrel’s darkly comic family drama turns mourning, flirting, memory, and resentment into one very uncomfortable vacation.
🎥 Disclosure Day
(Fri, June 12th — wide release)
The truth is out there, but deciding what to do with it may be the real problem. Emily Blunt stars as a Kansas City weather broadcaster who, along with a whistleblower played by Josh O’Connor, becomes the reluctant guardian of evidence that non-human intelligence may already exist on Earth. Directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Steven Spielberg, who returns to his UFO roots, this sci-fi mystery co-stars Colin Firth, Colman Domingo, and Eve Hewson, turning first contact into a dangerous question of power, secrecy, and whether the world is ready to know.
🎥 The Furious
(Fri, June 12th — wide release)
After his daughter is kidnapped by a criminal network, a Chinese father finds only corruption and indifference from the police. Martial artist Xie Miao stars as the desperate parent carving his own path toward justice, while The Raid’s Joe Taslim plays a relentless journalist searching for his missing wife. Directed by Kenji Tanigaki, this martial arts revenge thriller throws back to action films where stunt work did the heavy lifting... and also all the damage.
🎥 Stop! That! Train!
(Fri, June 12th — wide release)
Disaster movies finally get dragged onto the rails. Drag queens Ginger Minj and Jujubee star as two coach train stewardesses aboard the Glamazonian Express, where a catastrophic “Stormaganza” threatens to send the ride crashing toward Los Angeles. Directed by Adam Shankman, this campy disaster spoof turns drag performance, disaster parody, and RuPaul as the U.S. President into one runaway spectacle.
🎥 Kraken
(Fri, June 12th — limited release; also on ✅VOD)
A remote Norwegian fish farm becomes the center of something monstrous when strange disturbances, dead teenagers, and old sea legends point toward the dark heart of the bay. Sara Khorami stars in this chilly creature feature where a misguided salmon-treatment program appears to have stirred up more than the local ecosystem.
🎥 O Horizon
(Fri, June 12th — limited release; also on ✅VOD)
Grief gets a software update in this darkly comic sci-fi-tinged drama. Maria Bakalova stars as a young neuroscientist who reconnects with her late father through an AI-generated voice avatar, only to find that one more conversation can quickly become one complication too many. With David Strathairn, Adam Pally, and Maggie Grace co-starring, the indie film turns memory, data, and loss into something tender, funny, and deeply disconcerting.
🎥 This Tempting Madness
(Fri, June 12th — limited release; also on ✅VOD)
Memory becomes a trap in this psychological mystery-thriller. Simone Ashley stars as a battered woman who wakes from a coma with no clear memory of what happened, only to discover that her husband, played by Austin Stowell, has vanished. As each clue pulls her closer to the truth, the line between recovery and danger starts to feel dangerously thin.
🎥 Jinsei
(Fri, June 12th — limited release)
A life can take many forms, and this hand-drawn anime takes that idea across an entire century. Written, directed, edited, and hand-drawn by newcomer Ryuya Suzuki, the film follows a hero voiced by rapper ACE COOL as he shifts through names, identities, and eras, chasing superstardom before becoming an outcast, a leader, and finally a strange oracle of destiny.
🎥 Flag Day
(Fri, June 12th — limited release; in select theaters)
In Three Oaks, Michigan, Flag Day is more than a parade. This verité documentary follows veterans, business owners, marching bands, volunteers, and townspeople as they prepare for the nation’s largest Flag Day celebration, capturing a weekend ritual where American pride runs deep and the meaning of patriotism becomes harder to pin down.
🎥 I Shot Andy Warhol: 30th Anniversary
(Fri, June 12th — limited release; re-release)
American Psycho director Mary Harron’s 1996 feature film debut returns to theaters in a restored 4K presentation, with Lili Taylor starring as Valerie Solanas and Jared Harris as Andy Warhol. This indie landmark revisits fame, anger, politics, and notoriety inside New York’s counterculture underground, as Valerie’s troubled life leads to her attempted assassination of the famed pop artist.
