Trailer Blitz! Wardriver, Glenrothan, Blades of the Guardians, Dolly and More

🎥 Here's a list of films coming to screens soon!

Feb 01, 2026

🎥 “Wardriver” Trailer: Dane DeHaan’s Lone Hacker Gets Pulled Into a Cyber-Heist With No Clean Exit in This Neo-Noir Heist Thriller With Sasha Calle, Jeffrey Donovan & Mamoudou Athie — In Theaters March 20th and on VOD/Digital March 27th

There are two types of crimes: the ones you get caught for, and the ones you get away with. Then there’s the third kind—the one where you think you’re in control, only to discover you were already caught before you even knew the game had started.

Dane DeHaan plays a would-be criminal trapped in that third scenario, convinced he’s ahead of the game, only to realize the caper is far more complicated than he ever imagined in this twisty heist thriller Wardriver, which also stars Sasha Calle as a femme fatale who might be playing him all along.

Directed by Rebecca Thomas (whose credits include the indie breakout Electrick Children and episodes of Stranger Things and Archive 81) and written by Daniel Casey (scribe of F9), this sleek neo-noir pressure cooker follows DeHaan’s Cole, a lone-wolf hacker who prowls city streets “wardriving,” breaking into bank networks from the safety of his car while convincing himself the damage is abstract.

But when Cole crosses paths with the alluring and mysterious Sarah (Sasha Calle, from The Rip and The Flash), who dangles a much bigger score—robbing her boss, a mob lawyer (Jeffrey Donovan of Burn Notice fame) whose day job is laundering massive sums of dirty money—his small-time hustle spirals into something far more dangerous, with consequences beyond anything he’s ever dealt with before. Further complicating matters is Cole’s associate, a black-market tech predator played by Mamoudou Athie (Jurassic World Dominion), who may see this score as an opportunity to make a move of his own.

Stealing code and hacking into networks might feel clean and simple, but once that code begins to signify laundered cash, everything changes. No one walks away without getting their hands a little dirty. Before long, keystrokes turn into bullets, and the idea of getting away scot-free disappears altogether.

Wardriver is scheduled to open in theaters March 20th, followed by a VOD/Digital release on March 27th.

🎥 “Glenrothan” International Trailer: Brian Cox and Alan Cumming Star as Estranged Brothers Facing Old Wounds and Family Legacy in This Heartfelt Scottish Drama — In U.K. Cinemas April 17th

Two of Scotland’s biggest and most beloved stars are coming together for a heartfelt brotherly drama about how forgiveness might be closer than you realize—if only you allow yourself to confront the wounds you’ve spent a lifetime avoiding.

Brian Cox, the Emmy-winning star of Succession, makes his feature directorial debut, returning to his home country of Scotland to star opposite fellow X-Men alum and Scottish compatriot Alan Cumming as two estranged brothers hoping to make amends after decades apart. Described as a love letter to the beautiful vistas of Scotland’s rugged Highlands, the film sets the stage for a family reunion filled with old resentments, unspoken regrets, and the fragile possibility of reconciliation.

Glenrothan follows Donal (Cumming) as he returns to Scotland with his two American-born daughters (one played by Alexandra Shipp) for the first time in decades. Hoping to patch things up with his estranged older brother Sandy (Cox), Donal soon finds himself caught between the life he built abroad and the one he abandoned. With Cox bringing his trademark gravitas and stoicism, Sandy is the brother who stayed home and quietly kept the family legacy alive. The reunion takes an unexpected turn when Sandy suddenly announces his retirement and offers Donal the keys to the family’s cherished 200-year-old distillery, Glenrothan, forcing both men to confront old wounds they never truly healed.

The film seemingly tips into family melodrama, as Cox’s directorial debut feels more like a traditional, old-fashioned character piece—one driven by family legacy, brotherly regret, and the emotional cost of coming home too late. It may appeal most to those looking for a performance-driven film that lets seasoned actors do most of the heavy lifting.

Also starring Shirley Henderson, Glenrothan is slated to open in U.K. cinemas April 17th. As of now, there’s no official U.S. release date.

🎥 “Blades of the Guardians” Teaser Trailer: Wu Jing Escorts the Empire’s Most Wanted Fugitive in Legendary Action Master Yuen Woo-Ping’s New Brutal Wuxia Epic with Jet Li — Arriving in U.S. Theaters February 17th

America has the Western. Japan has the samurai. And China has wuxia. But all three culturally specific genres share similar DNA in that moral codes are usually tested by violence, larger-than-life figures tend to navigate lawless worlds, and honor isn’t just something you talk about — it’s something you fight for, bleed for, and sometimes die for.

Legendary Chinese action maestro Yuen Woo-Ping, known to Western audiences for his groundbreaking stunt and wire work on films like the Matrix trilogy, the Kill Bill films, and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, returns to the wuxia genre with what looks to be another heart-pumping, eye-popping action spectacle that treats combat as pure cinematic poetry.

At 80 years old, Woo-Ping steps back into the director’s chair, assembling an impressive lineup of Chinese and Hong Kong heavyweights including Wu Jing, Nicholas Tse, Tony Leung Ka-fai, Max Zhang, Kara Wai, and Jet Li, as he adapts Xianzhe Xu’s wildly popular “manhua” (Chinese comic book series) Biao Ren into a sweeping, large-scale wuxia epic.

Blades of the Guardians takes place during an era where honor has become a liability and the law has already been rotted from the inside. Wu Jing stars as Dao Ma, the “second most wanted fugitive,” a hardened blade-for-hire tasked with escorting an even deadlier prize: the empire’s most wanted outlaw (Jet Li, returning to the genre that built his career). What begins as a job quickly becomes a rolling gauntlet of ambushes and shifting alliances, as the road to safety is soon painted in blood and betrayal.

For those who still remember the heyday of ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s wuxia epics, this might just get the blood pumping all over again. And for anyone not familiar with this action genre from the East... well, you’re in for a real awakening. ’Cause there’s nothing better than watching someone wield a blade while spinning through the air, defying gravity, and kicking and punching their way through impossible odds with balletic fury.

Blades of the Guardians will be swooping into U.S. theaters February 17th.

🎥 “Dolly” Trailer: Innocent Hikers Face a Dollfaced Killer in This Grimy Grindhouse Drive-In Horror Throwback Starring Fabianne Therese & Seann William Scott — Hitting Theaters March 6th

Look, little more than two decades ago, during the height of the torture porn boom, horror was inundated with what felt like an endless assembly line of grim, joyless endurance tests. These were films far more interested in upping the ante on suffering than actually saying anything with it. Like all trends, the subgenre eventually burned out under its own excess, giving way to a new wave of moodier, more atmospheric horror that favored psychological unease over outright brutality.

Well, it seems the pendulum may be swinging back yet again, as a new horror film has emerged with its sights set firmly on reviving the raw, ugly, sweat-soaked energy of ‘70s exploitation cinema. And it’s exploding with grime and cruelty, wrapped around an out-there premise destined for instant cult status.

Dolly stars Fabianne Therese as Macy, a young woman who has joined her boyfriend Chase (played by American Pie’s Seann William Scott) on what was supposed to be a nice, quiet hike through the woods. While that might sound delightful on paper, it quickly turns into the worst decision of their lives when they stumble upon a terrifying campsite littered with doll parts hanging from the trees.

Soon, Macy finds herself abducted by a deranged, monster-like adult Doll figure (think Jason Voorhees, but dressed as a towering porcelain doll figurine) who drags her back to his secluded dollhouse in the middle of nowhere. Now held as the killer’s hostage, Macy realizes his intention is to raise her as his own child. Talk about the world’s most horrifying adoption process. So, what begins as a survival story quickly twists into something far more psychologically invasive, as Macy is forced to endure captivity not just as a victim, but as a warped substitute for family.

Shot with the look and style of ‘70s grindhouse drive-in horror, Dolly hails from writer-director Rod Blackhurst (best known as the writer behind Night Swim) and writer Brandon Weavil, based on their 2022 horror short Babygirl (watch it here).

Co-starring Ethan Suplee, Dolly is slated to open in theaters on March 6th, followed by an exclusive streaming release on Shudder later in the year. So, remember the next time you take that hiking trip, don’t forget: if you spot any doll parts lying around… run like hell.

🎥 “Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die” New Promos: Sam Rockwell Stars as a Homeless-Looking Time-Traveler Trying to Recruit Unlikely Heroes in Gore Verbinski’s AI Apocalypse Comedy — Hitting Theaters February 13th

One diner. Six strangers. One erratic man from the future who insists the world is ending. What could possibly go wrong? In his first film in over a decade, visionary filmmaker Gore Verbinski returns for a thrilling new sci-fi dark comedy. Sam Rockwell stars as a desperate and disheveled time-traveler from the near future with a dire message: the machines are coming, and they aren’t friendly. After holding a Los Angeles diner hostage, he must convince a group of skeptical strangers—including Haley Lu Richardson, Zazie Beetz, Juno Temple, and Michael Peña—to join a mission that sounds more like a delusion but carries the weight of total extinction. If they can’t find a way to work together by sunrise, there won’t be a tomorrow to save.

🎥 “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: The Secret of the Ooze” 35th Anniversary Trailer: The Heroes in a Half Shell Return for a Fully Restored 4K Big-Screen Bash — Back In Theaters For One Week Only, March 13th thru 19th

A nostalgia-soaked blast of early-’90s energy, this wildly popular sequel doubles down on jokes, ooze, and full-throttle pop-culture chaos as it returns to theaters this March for a 35th birthday bash. Our favorite four pizza-loving heroes in a half shell dig into the mystery of their own origins while a vengeful masked nemesis unleashes two hulking new mutant creations and a bigger plan to reclaim control of the city. Brighter, louder, and proudly goofier than before, it’s a shell-shocking reminder of an era when sequels chased fun first, questions later... and when a surprise Vanilla Ice cameo actually meant something. Go ninja go!

🎥 “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie” New Promos: Yoshi Enters the Picture as Mario and Friends Blast Beyond the Mushroom Kingdom — Arriving in Theaters April 1st

A sneak peek at fan-favorite Yoshi sets the tone for this gravity-defying sequel, teasing a bigger, brighter adventure that blasts the Mushroom Kingdom straight into the cosmos. Chris Pratt returns as Mario alongside Charlie Day, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Jack Black as familiar allies and foes face new worlds, bigger threats, and sky-high stakes. Powered by video game nostalgia and supersized ambition, this animated upgrade trades warp pipes for stars, because when Yoshi shows up, you know it’s time to press start on the next level.

🎥 “The Optimist” Trailer: Stephen Lang and Elsie Fisher Find an Uneasy Connection in This Quietly Powerful Generational Drama — Arriving in Theaters March 11th

Starring Avatar’s Stephen Lang and Eighth Grade’s Elsie Fisher, this quietly powerful generational drama explores the weight of memory and the possibility of healing. Lang plays an aging Holocaust survivor who has spent a lifetime in silence, until an unlikely connection with a troubled, socially misfit teenager (Fisher) forces the past back into the light. Set against the wide, sun-washed landscapes of Northern California, their fragile bond becomes a shared empathy: his buried trauma of survival meeting her unspoken pain of individuality. Directed by Finn Taylor, this intimate yet generational-spanning story finds hope not in forgetting the past, but in finally having the courage to share it.

🎥 “Storm Rider: Legend of Hammerhead” U.S. Trailer: Two Rebel Islanders Defy a World-Shattering Storm in this Mythic Post-Apocalyptic Fantasy Starring Marco Ilsø, James Cosmo & Billy Barratt — In Theaters March 13th

Starring Marco Ilsø (Vikings), James Cosmo (Braveheart) and Billy Barratt (Bring Her Back), this sweeping post-apocalyptic fantasy adventure plunges into a world shaped by myth, rebellion, and survival. Set centuries after a world-ending flood, the story follows two defiant Islanders who refuse to believe salvation lies within the fortified city-state of Argos, the only refuge promised from an endless, world-consuming Storm. Set across shattered islands and storm-lashed seas, their reckless journey becomes a race against fate—challenging immortal rulers, uncovering forbidden truths, and daring to push beyond the boundaries meant to keep humanity in line. Written and directed by Croatian filmmaker Domagoj Mazuran and Serbian filmmaker Zoran Lisinac, this mythic, world-building epic finds its power not in safety behind walls, but in the courage to ride straight into the unknown.

🎥 “André Is an Idiot” Trailer: One Man Faces the End With Zero Self-Pity and Maximum Honesty in This Sundance-Winning Cancer Documentary — In Theaters March 6th

In this Sundance-winning documentary, André Ricciardi—a wildly candid self-described idiot diagnosed with colorectal cancer—turns the camera on himself, chronicling his final chapter with brutal honesty, dark humor, and flashes of surreal imagination. Blending comedic vérité with imaginative stop-motion, the doc finds unexpected clarity in regret, responsibility, and the choice to live loudly when there’s no time left to look away. Facing the unthinkable with humor, heart, and zero self-pity, André isn’t aiming for a farewell soaked in sentimentality, but a dire warning about the importance of doctor checkups and colonoscopies—and the true cost of ignoring them.

🎥 “Matter of Time” Trailer: A Struggling Game Designer Discovers the Cost of Controlling Time in an Emotional Sci-Fi Drama — In Theaters February 27th

In this new indie comedy from director Jeremy Snead, Myles Erlick stars as a struggling game designer who is given a time-stopping device from an eccentric Toy shop owner (Sean Astin) that can pause reality, opening the door to the life he’s always postponed. But control comes with consequence, and freezing the moment may cost him the people he’s trying to protect. Ambition might feel harmless when time finally bends to your will.

🎥 “Kissing is the Easy Part” Trailer: Asher Angel and Paris Berelc Strike a Secret Academic Deal That Sparks an Unexpected Romance in This Coming-of-Age Rom-Com — Premieres February 13th on TUBI

Opposites attract when a high-achieving student gunning for MIT agrees to tutor a rebellious peer in exchange for a recommendation letter. Asher Angel and Paris Berelc star in this coming-of-age rom-com where a simple transaction turns into a genuine connection. This Tubi original proves that while the deal was strategic, navigating the fallout of their growing attraction is going to be the real test.

🎥 “Holy Days” Trailer: Judy Davis, Miriam Margolyes & Jacki Weaver Star as Defiant Nuns on a Last-Chance Road Trip in This New Kiwi Comedy — In Theaters March 27th

In this warm, quietly rebellious comedy, three unconventional nuns (played by Judy Davis, Miriam Margolyes, and Jacki Weaver ) set off on a last-ditch journey across New Zealand to fight for their independence, picking up a young Māori boy with unfinished business of his own along the way. When a sudden snowstorm brings the trip to a halt, the detour forces everyone to reckon with loss, belief, and the small, human connections that can still change a life when time feels short.

🎥 “For Worse” Trailer: Amy Landecker Explores Love, Divorce, and Second Chances in a Sharp, Grown-Up Romantic Comedy — In Theaters February 27th

Transparent actress Amy Landecker writes, directs and stars as a newly single mom whose carefree wedding weekend with a much younger date (Nico Hiraga) spirals into something messier when a fellow divorcee enters the picture. What starts as a rebound fantasy turns into a reckoning about desire, reinvention, and whether starting over ever really stays simple. ‘Cause love after divorce doesn’t come with instructions... just bad timing and worse ideas.

🎥 “Mr. Melvin” Trailer: The Toxic Avenger II and III Are Recut, Restored, and Reimagined as One Definitive Director’s Cut — Coming This Summer

On the heels of last year’s modern reboot of Lloyd Kaufman’s cult toxic superhero farce comes a newly reassembled director’s cut of The Toxic Avenger II and The Toxic Avenger Part III: The Last Temptation of Toxie, fused into one restored, singular vision. When Tromaville’s mutated hero is lured away from home, stripped of purpose, and quietly ushered into the warm embrace of corporate power, he discovers the suits may be deadlier than any street-level villain he’s faced before. Greed and corruption become the ultimate enemy, leaving no clean path for Toxie to mop his way back to heroism.

🎥 “Outgunned” Trailer: A Former Assassin (Danica De La Rey Jones) Becomes the Prey in a Relentless Survival Thriller Set in the South African Bush — Coming Soon

Survival becomes a sport when the hunt turns personal. A former elite assassin (Danica De La Rey Jones) hiding a quiet life with her daughter is forced back into motion when an old mission resurfaces — and this time, she’s the prey. With only a head start and raw instinct, escape means confronting the past she never outran.

🎥 “Blood Barn” Trailer: Camp Counselors Face a Supernatural Malevolent Force in This Indie Horror Thriller — Debuting on Screambox and also VOD/Digital February 17th

The last summer before college is usually for goodbyes, but some goodbyes are met with a few screams. Lena Redford, Chloe Cherry, and Andrea Bambina star in this indie horror from filmmaker Gabriel Bernini as camp counselors whose final celebration in an abandoned barn awakens a malevolent supernatural presence. Now, saving their friends depends on uncovering a shrouded family legacy before the night ends.

🎥 “Bowels of Hell” Teaser: A Brazilian Horror-Comedy Turns Motherhood, Trauma, and Toilets Into a Grotesque Waking Nightmare — World Premiering February 4th at the 2026 International Film Festival Rotterdam

Featuring an ensemble led by Martha Nowill, this wild Brazilian horror-comedy gleefully blends gore, dark humor, and social satire. Nowill plays Malu, a woman already cracking under the weight of past trauma and a rebellious child, when a bizarre curse turns household toilets into flesh-hungry monsters, transforming domestic life into a surreal waking nightmare. Set in the most intimate room of the house, the film turns motherhood, grief, and betrayal into grotesque fuel—where nothing can simply be flushed away. Written and directed by Gurcius Gewdner and Gustavo Vinagre, this transgressive genre riff finds its bite not just in outrageous shocks, but in exposing the rot lurking beneath everyday routines.

🎥 “Ghost Train” Trailer: A Desperate YouTuber Boards a Haunted Station Looking for Content, Only to Find Terror in This New Korean Supernatural Horror — On VOD/Digital February 17th

Chasing clicks can be dangerous, but chasing ghosts is worse. In this Korean supernatural chiller, a struggling YouTuber (Joo Hyun-young) ventures into an allegedly haunted train station, where an interview with the station master unfolds into a series of chilling stories. As each tale pulls her deeper into the station’s dark history, it becomes clear some content comes with a cost—and not every ride has a return trip.

🎥 “Guru” International Trailer: Pierre Niney Is a Charismatic Life Coach Whose Perfect Empire Spirals into Obsession and Political Warfare in Filmmaker Yann Gozlan’s French Drama — Coming Soon

Charisma is its own kind of religion. Pierre Niney stars as a former dropout turned superstar self-help guru whose electric empire of self-affirmation begins to crack under the weight of a political vendetta. This French psychological thriller explores what happens when a coach’s devoted followers trade inspiration for a much more dangerous level of devotion.

🎥 “Pompei: Below the Clouds” Trailer: Award-winning Italian filmmaker Gianfranco Rosi Observes Life in Naples Under the Ever-Present Shadow of Vesuvius — In Theaters March 6th and Streaming on MUBI March 27th

Living under constant threat reshapes how people love, work, and wait. This observational portrait captures everyday life in Naples as residents carry on beneath the looming presence of Vesuvius. Past, present, and possibility quietly coexist, filmmaker Gianfranco Rosi sets out to remind viewers just how humans adapt when danger becomes background noise.

🎥 “Miracle: The Boys of ‘80” Trailer: The U.S. Hockey Team’s Cold War Upset Is Revisited With Rare Footage and Firsthand Reflections in This New Sports Doc — Premieres January 30th on Netflix

The legendary “Miracle on Ice” gets a fresh, intimate reexamination in this new sports documentary directed by Max Gershberg and Jacob Rogal, revisiting the night a group of American underdogs shocked the world by defeating the seemingly unbeatable Soviet hockey machine at the height of the Cold War. Featuring never-before-seen 16mm footage and powerful firsthand accounts from the players themselves, the film strips away the mythology to focus on memory, pressure, and the fragile human moments behind one of the greatest upsets in sports history.

🎥 “Space Cowboy” Trailer: Legendary Skydiver Joe Jennings Reckons With Loss, Risk, and the Cost of Living at Altitude — Opening in LA February 27th

Featuring pioneering skydiver and aerial cinematographer Joe Jennings, this soaring documentary explores obsession, loss, and the cost of living life at altitude. Jennings built a legendary career capturing gravity-defying moments for extreme sports, commercials, and Hollywood films, forming a groundbreaking partnership with fellow skydiver Rob Harris—until tragedy left him flying solo. Set high above the clouds and grounded in hard-earned reflection, the film traces a life shaped by risk, friendship, and grief, as Joe continues pushing the limits of camera flying while reckoning with depression and the weight of survival. Directed by Marah Strauch and Bryce Leavitt, this intimate, career-spanning portrait finds hope not in coming back down to earth, but in learning how to keep flying when the sky is no longer a refuge.

🎥 “The Moment” Trailer: New Sports Documentary Charts the 50-Year Rise of Women’s Basketball Through Trailblazers and Champions — Premiering February 6th on TUBI

Women’s basketball didn’t just grow, it fought, endured, and kept showing up long before the sellouts arrived. This sports documentary traces five decades of progress through the players, coaches, and cultural forces that pushed the game forward, culminating with Dawn Staley and her championship South Carolina dynasty.

🎥 “Wild Boys: Strangers In Town” Trailer: A Shocking Documentary Reexamines a Survival Story That Captivated and Then Divided a Nation — Premiering February 18th on Paramount+

Some stories feel too perfect to question... until they unravel. When two brothers emerge from the wilderness claiming survival against impossible odds, a town and a nation embrace them as miracles. One revelation later, belief turns to suspicion, and compassion proves far more fragile than truth in this new shocking true crime documentary.

🎥 “HYPNOSISMIC -Division Rap Battle- Interactive Movie” Trailer: Japan’s First Interactive Anime Film Lets Audiences Decide the Ultimate Rap War — In Theaters February 27th

Set in a near future where rap battles decide power, this interactive anime event invites audiences to shape the outcome of a nation-defining showdown, voting in real time as rival divisions clash through lyrics that can alter the human spirit itself. With dozens of branching paths and multiple endings, victory isn’t earned by strength alone—it’s decided by the crowd, one verse at a time.

🎥 “Sun Ra” Trailer: Jazz Pioneer and Afrofuturist Visionary Sun Ra Redefines the Cultural Landscape in Christine Turner’s American Masters Documentary — Premieres February 20th on PBS

This American Masters documentary profiles the cosmic journey of music visionary Sun Ra as he leads the Arkestra through decades of self-produced jazz and interstellar philosophy. Director Christine Turner explores a spiritual vision that stretches from ancient Egypt to the furthest reaches of the future, where the only limit is a reality that refuses to keep up.