Trailer Blitz! Wildwood, The Rivals of Amziah King, 72 Hours and More

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

May 17, 2026

🎥 “Wildwood” Teaser Trailer: LAIKA Ventures Into a Darkly Magical Hidden Forest in Travis Knight’s Forthcoming Stop-Motion Fantasy — Arriving In Theaters October 23rd

There are places you don’t go. Which, in movie language, usually means somebody is absolutely going there.

And in Wildwood, the upcoming stop-motion fantasy from LAIKA, that forbidden place just happens to be a dangerous hidden forest near Portland, filled with secrets, strange creatures, and a whole winged kingdom waiting beyond the trees.

Directed by LAIKA co-founder Travis Knight (Kubo and the Two Strings, Bumblebee) and based on the bestselling children’s novel of the same name by Colin Meloy and Carson Ellis, Wildwood follows Prue McKeel (voiced by Peyton Elizabeth Lee, of Disney Channel’s Andi Mack), a young girl whose life changes when her infant brother Mac is kidnapped by crows and carried into the mysterious wilderness known as the Impassable Wilderness. Determined to save him, Prue ventures into this hidden world with her classmate Curtis Mehlberg (voiced by Jacob Tremblay), only to discover that the forest is much bigger, stranger, and more politically tangled than either of them expected.

This isn’t just a simple rescue mission. The teaser points toward a sweeping dark-fantasy adventure about love, loss, sacrifice, and the kind of courage it takes to step into the unknown when turning back is no longer an option. Along the way, Prue and Curtis are pulled into the Avian Principality, a winged realm shaped by power struggles, secrets, and a mysterious woman named Alexandra, voiced by Carey Mulligan.

The stacked voice cast also includes Mahershala Ali, Jemaine Clement, Awkwafina, Angela Bassett, Jake Johnson, Charlie Day, Amandla Stenberg, Tom Waits, Maya Erskine, Tantoo Cardinal, Richard E. Grant, Rob Delaney, and more.

Chris Butler, who previously wrote and directed LAIKA’s ParaNorman and Missing Link, wrote the film’s adapted screenplay. And with Knight back in the director’s chair after Kubo and the Two Strings, Wildwood looks to be another handcrafted swing from a studio that has built its reputation on tactile worlds, eerie beauty, offbeat adventures, and frame-by-frame stop-motion magic.

Wildwood is slated to open in theaters October 23rd.

🎥 “The Rivals of Amziah King” Trailer: Matthew McConaughey Rules the Ruthless Honey Game in Andrew Patterson’s Backwoods Oklahoma Crime Thriller — Hitting Theaters August 14th

There are plenty of crime thrillers about drugs, guns, money, and power. But honey? Now that’s one sticky business. And the more you stir the pot, the more likely you are to get stung.

Matthew McConaughey heads deep into rural Oklahoma in The Rivals of Amziah King, the new crime thriller from writer-director Andrew Patterson, the filmmaker behind the critically acclaimed low-budget UFO gem The Vast of Night. And judging by the trailer, Patterson is once again building a strange little world where genre expectations get bent into something more offbeat, more musical, and maybe a whole lot meaner than expected.

McConaughey stars as Amziah King, a charismatic, bluegrass-loving beekeeper who runs the best honey-making operation in town while surrounding himself with a ragtag band of musically gifted misfits. He’s got the charm, the swagger, and the apparatus to turn his beekeeping empire into something big. But in this corner of Oklahoma, the honey trade isn’t exactly sweet... and there are plenty of rivals swarming around, waiting for their time to strike.

Things take a more personal turn when Amziah’s estranged foster daughter Kateri, played by newcomer Angelina LookingGlass, unexpectedly returns after a devastating loss. For Amziah, her arrival offers a rare chance to rebuild a broken bond and maybe turn his honey operation into something resembling a family business.

Of course, this is a crime thriller, which means family healing can only last so long before somebody starts threatening the whole hive. And when the situation turns ugly, Kateri will be forced to find her own inner strength and seek justice within a system built to protect the powerful.

Joining McConaughey and LookingGlass is a strong ensemble that includes Scott Shepherd, Rob Morgan, and Tony Revolori, with the legendary Kurt Russell taking on the role of a powerful bigwig who sets his sights on Amziah’s honey empire and clearly isn’t afraid to get his hands dirty to get what he wants.

Making his highly anticipated follow-up to The Vast of Night, writer-director Andrew Patterson burst onto the scene as a rising indie filmmaker working outside of Hollywood. As someone who formed his own production company in Oklahoma City, producing sports commercials for the local basketball team, the Oklahoma City Thunder, it seems Patterson has moved on to bigger things while keeping his Oklahoma roots firmly intact.

The Rivals of Amziah King is scheduled to open in theaters August 14th.

🎥 “72 Hours” Trailer: Kevin Hart Crashes a Miami Bachelor Party From Hell in Tim Story’s New Netflix Comedy — Premiering July 24th on Netflix

Kevin Hart has spent plenty of time getting roasted, mocked, chased, punched, and generally humiliated for our entertainment. But in the upcoming Netflix comedy 72 Hours, he may have finally found his most dangerous opponent yet: a bachelor party full of twentysomethings! And worse, he kind of asked for it.

Directed by Tim Story, the filmmaker behind Barbershop, Think Like a Man, and Hart’s Ride Along movies, 72 Hours stars Hart as a 40-year-old executive whose career is wobbling just enough to make one very bad idea sound like a good one. After he’s accidentally added to a bachelor party group chat, he decides to crash the weekend and prove he can still hang with the younger crowd. Big mistake. Huge!

The trailer lays out three days of Miami-fueled anarchy, with Hart’s character getting dragged into a weekend packed with yacht parties, party buses, drugs, run-ins with the law, cartel trouble, and enough bad decisions to make anyone over 40 start rethinking every life choice that led them there.

Hart leads the cast alongside SNL cast member Marcello Hernández, Scream’s Mason Gooding, comedian Kam Patterson, and Please Don’t Destroy member Ben Marshall as the younger party crew. The ensemble also includes Severance’s Zach Cherry, Better Call Saul’s Michael Mando, comedian Mike Epps, recent Oscar nominee Teyana Taylor, and legendary actor Andy Garcia.

Working from a script penned by Matt Mider and Kevin Burrows, along with Cobra Kai creators Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg, Tim Story directs as well as produces alongside Hart.

So, yes, Kevin Hart, Miami, bachelor parties, cops, drug dealers, and 20-something hijinxs may sound like a random assortment of words. But in 72 Hours, they’re basically the whole itinerary.

72 Hours is slated to debut July 24th only on Netflix.

🎥 “Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!” Teaser: Rinko Kikuchi Hits the Dance Floor in Josef Kubota Wladyka’s Sundance-Winning Ballroom Drama — Coming to Theaters This Fall

Grief, rhythm, and second chances take the floor in this Sundance-winning Tokyo-set ballroom dance flick from writer-director Josef Kubota Wladyka. Rinko Kikuchi, of Babel and Pacific Rim fame, stars as Haru, a competitive dancer whose life with her longtime partner is upended by tragedy, sending her into isolation until friends slowly pull her back into the dance studio. But when a new instructor, a Cuban dancer (Alberto Guerra), stirs up unexpected feelings, Haru must decide whether she’s ready to move again, on the dance floor and in life.

🎥 “Backrooms” New Promo: Viral YouTube Horror Creator Kane Parsons Turns His Creepy Online Nightmare Into a Big-Screen Chiller with Chiwetel Ejiofor and Renate Reinsve — Hitting Theaters May 29th

The office has never looked less inviting. Based on Kane Parsons’ viral lo-fi creepypasta shorts, this unsettling horror film follows a troubled man who believes he has discovered a secret dimension filled with endless empty corridors, dead-eyed conference rooms, and exits that don’t seem to exist. Chiwetel Ejiofor and Renate Reinsve star in Parsons’ feature debut, where one man’s impossible discovery pulls his therapist into the same reality-bending maze.

🎥 “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” Practical Production Promo: Watch How They Made Tom Holland Swing with Practical Stunts — Hitting Theaters July 31st

Peter Parker is truly on his own this time. Set four years after the events of Spider-Man: No Way Home, this new chapter finds Peter living as a full-time Spider-Man in a New York that no longer knows his name, fighting crime while carrying the weight of a life erased from everyone he loves. Watch as director Destin Daniel Cretton and star Tom Holland break down the practical stunts and effects that went into making this next big-screen adventure, which pushes Peter into darker, lonelier territory.

🎥 “The Fall of Sir Douglas Weatherford” Trailer: Peter Mullan Plays a Grieving Tour Guide Losing His Grip on History in Seán Dunn’s Offbeat Scottish Dark Comedy — Coming to Theaters June 12th via MUBI

The past has a funny way of refusing to stay in the gift shop. Peter Mullan stars as Kenneth, a grieving Scottish tour guide devoted to preserving the legacy of Sir Douglas Weatherford, an eighteenth-century inventor and philosopher who remains the pride of his small village. But when a fantasy TV series rolls into town and starts stealing the spotlight from local history, Kenneth’s fragile sense of purpose begins to crack. Written and directed by Seán Dunn, this darkly funny character study turns one man’s historical obsession into a strange, melancholy battle between myth, memory, and modern life.

🎥 “Bitter Christmas” Teaser: Acclaimed Spanish Filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar Returns With a Meta Drama About Autofiction, Creative Drought, and Stories Within Stories — Premiering at Cannes 2026

Reality and fiction start blurring in Pedro Almodóvar’s latest, a layered drama that moves between two timelines and two intertwined acts of creation. In 2004, Elsa (played by Bárbara Lennie), an advertising director, spends a long December weekend with her boyfriend and friends, while in 2026, Raúl (Leonardo Sbaraglia), a screenwriter and director, begins writing what may be her story... or some disguised version of his own. As creative drought gives way to autofiction, this reflective drama aims to dig into inspiration, intimacy, and the messy business of turning real life into art.

🎥 “Finding Emily” U.S. Trailer: Angourie Rice & Spike Fearn Turn a Wrong Number Into a Campus-Wide Rom-Com Frenzy — Coming to U.S. Theaters August 28th

Love has a funny way of dialing the wrong number. Spike Fearn stars as Owen, a lovesick musician who accidentally texts the wrong girl and teams up with Sami, a driven psychology student (played by Angourie Rice) to track down the dream girl he thinks got away. Directed by Alicia MacDonald and written by Rachel Hirons, this charming British rom-com turns one messy mix-up into a campus-wide search for love, only to suggest the real connection may have been standing next to him the whole time.

🎥 “The Magic Faraway Tree” U.S. Trailer: Claire Foy & Andrew Garfield Discover a Magical World Above the Clouds in This British Fantasy Adventure — In U.S. Theaters August 21st

Sometimes the best escape isn’t a vacation. It’s a tree. Claire Foy and Andrew Garfield star in this British fantasy comedy adventure as parents who move their family to the English countryside, only for their children to discover a magical tree that leads to ever-changing lands above the clouds. Adapted by Paddington 2 writer Simon Farnaby and directed by Ben Gregor, this Enid Blyton adaptation looks ready to blend storybook wonder, cheeky British charm, and enough whimsical weirdness to make climbing trees feel like a very reasonable life choice.

🎥 “Broken Land” Trailer: David Morse Plays a Reclusive Texas Rancher Pulled Into a Border Crisis in This Texas Thriller — Arriving on VOD/Digital June 12th

A quiet ranch becomes the center of a moral reckoning in this rural Texas drama-thriller from director J.T. Walker. Veteran character actor David Morse stars as Carson Tidwell, a rancher who wants nothing more than to be left alone until he accidentally shoots a pregnant migrant worker (Jaklyn Bejarano) crossing his land. As he tries to protect her from his estranged Border Patrol agent son (Bill Heck), an unlikely bond begins to form between two wounded people searching for a way forward.

🎥 “Chum” Trailer: Alice Eve’s Dream Destination Wedding Turns Into Shark-Infested Chaos — In Theaters and on VOD/Digital June 5th

Something borrowed, something blue, something circling beneath the water. Alice Eve stars in this Malta-set survival thriller, where a destination wedding spirals into blood-soaked chaos after a shark attack and a sinister fisherman trap the wedding party between open water and human danger. Directed by Jonathan Zuck and co-starring Eric Michael Cole, Elle Haymond, Sarah Siadat, Johnny Gaffney, Lisa Yaro, and Jim Klock, this toothy thriller turns cold feet into the least of the newlyweds’ problems.

🎥 “Models vs Werewolves” Trailer: Full Moon’s Horror Comedy Sends Self-Obsessed Influencers Into a Furry Fight for Survival — Streaming Summer 2026

A weekend getaway turns into a full-moon nightmare in this campy horror comedy from director Danny Draven and Full Moon producer Charles Band. Sara Moliski, Rebecca Stoughton, Alexa Reddy, Sophie Swiszcz, Hanna Hueston, and Bela Mraz star as image-obsessed influencers who head for the countryside, only to find themselves hunted by bloodthirsty shapeshifters. With The Howling legend Dee Wallace joining the fun, this beastly little chiller looks ready to give “going viral” a whole new bite.

🎥 “The Grim Rapper” Trailer: A Murdered Hip-Hop Icon Returns From the Dead for Supernatural Revenge in Full Moon’s New Horror Flick — Premiering This Summer

Death can’t stop the beat in this supernatural revenge chiller, as murdered rap icon D.A. Mann rises from the grave three decades after making a dark pact with an Aztec blood demon. After a ruthless record label executive tries to profit from his unreleased music, the resurrected rapper comes back swinging, hunting down the people who betrayed him while chasing one last chance to see his true love. Featuring Chuey Martinez, Kemo The Blaxican, Ernie C. of Body Count, and Volume 10, this bloody hip-hop horror tale looks ready to drop the mic... and a few bodies.

🎥 “The Curse” Trailer: A Moroccan Student’s Parisian Nightmare Spirals Into Psychological Horror — On VOD/Digital June 2nd

A fresh start becomes a waking nightmare in this chilling psychological horror about isolation, trauma, and the terrors that refuse to die. 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. Directed by Abel Danan and co-starring Ouidad Elma, Sairi Salma, and Souad Labsy, this eerie chiller turns one woman’s unraveling mind into a haunted room with no easy way out.

🎥 “Karma” Teaser: Marion Cotillard Runs From Her Past in Guillaume Canet’s French Mystery Drama with Denis Menochet & Leonardo Sbaraglia — Premiering at Cannes 2026

Some pasts don’t stay buried, especially when a missing child brings every old secret back to the surface. Oscar-winner Marion Cotillard stars as Jeanne, a French woman trying to rebuild her life in northern Spain with Daniel, played by Leonardo Sbaraglia, until the mysterious disappearance of her six-year-old godson turns her into the prime suspect. Directed by Guillaume Canet and co-starring Denis Menochet, this tense French drama follows Jeanne as she flees to the community that shaped her, while the man who loves her races to find her before the police do.

🎥 “Ocean’s Eleven” 25th Anniversary Trailer: George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Matt Damon, and Julia Roberts Return to the Big Screen for Steven Soderbergh’s Slick Vegas Heist Classic — In Theaters June 21st & 24th via Fathom Entertainment

Some heists age like fine wine. Steven Soderbergh’s cool, sharp, and impossibly stylish casino caper returns next month to theaters for its 25th anniversary, with George Clooney’s Danny Ocean stepping out of prison and straight into one of the most elaborate robbery plans Las Vegas has ever seen. With Brad Pitt, Matt Damon, Don Cheadle, Andy Garcia, and Julia Roberts rounding out the star-stacked ensemble, this big-screen rerelease brings back the charm, the suits, the swagger, and the question that never gets old: is Danny after the money, the girl, or both?

🎥 “Tekkonkinkreet” Re-Release Trailer: Cult Anime Classic Returns to Theaters for a Visually Wild Big-Screen 4K Remaster Re-Release — Back In Theaters May 31st & June 1st

Treasure Town is crumbling, but Black and White aren’t giving it up without a fight. Based on Taiyo Matsumoto’s acclaimed manga, Michael Arias’ visually explosive anime follows two orphaned street kids trying to protect their city from gangsters, yakuza, alien assassins, and the darker forces pulling at their own bond. Newly remastered in 4K, this STUDIO4°C cult favorite brings its strange, kinetic, and deeply emotional tale of brotherhood back to the big screen.

🎥 “Your Fault: London” Trailer: Noah and Nick’s Romance Faces Its Toughest Test Yet in the Sequel to ‘My Fault: London’ Starring Asha Banks & Matthew Broome — Premiering June 17th on Prime Video

Love was the easy part. After the explosive events of My Fault: London, Noah and Nick (played by Asha Banks and Matthew Broome) return stronger, closer, and more committed than ever, only to discover that holding onto love can be messier than finding it. As Noah heads to Oxford and Nick gets pulled deeper into work, new faces, old insecurities, and rising jealousy begin testing the bond they thought was unbreakable. Now, with passion flaring and trust wearing thin, this romantic sequel asks whether true love can survive real life getting in the way.

🎥 “Poldi” Trailer: German Football Legend Lukas Podolski Looks Back on His Remarkable Career in Netflix’s New Sports Documentary — Premiering June 4th on Netflix

The left foot became famous, but the man behind it became something bigger. This Netflix documentary follows Lukas Podolski near the end of his football career, tracing his journey from street footballer and son of Polish immigrants to World Cup champion and beloved Cologne icon. Still playing professionally in Poland while building a second act as a businessman, “Prince Poldi” looks back on the game, the grind, and the legacy of one of Germany’s most authentic football stars.