What's Coming Out This Week In Theaters and On Streaming, VOD & TV: June 22 thru June 28, 2026
All the 🎥 films and 📺 shows hitting theaters and streaming this week!
June has one more week to show us what it’s got before the calendar flips. So expect a big rollout this week from DC Studios to see if its new superhero era can carry some real summer heat into July. Additionally, there will be plenty of counterprogramming for those looking for something a little different in theaters this week, while on the TV front, a couple of exciting titles are trying to make their own noise before the month wraps up.
As always, we’ve rounded up the new movies and shows arriving this week across theaters, streaming, VOD and TV. So whether you’re heading out to the movies, catching up on a new series, preparing to binge a show’s finale, 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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🎥 Chapter 51
(Tues, June 23rd — limited release; also on ✅VOD/Digital)
A $500 million movie shoot turns into a Hollywood horror story. Photographer-turned-director Tyler Shields steps behind the camera for this neo-noir mystery thriller about a cursed film production, the deaths of three actresses, and an FBI case that refuses to stay closed. Abigail Breslin, Colman Domingo, Emily Alyn Lind, Charlotte Lawrence, and Connor Paolo star as old secrets resurface, exposing how ambition, obsession, and movie-industry mythology can become just as dangerous as any curse.
🎥 BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War – The Calamity
(Thurs, June 25th thru Mon, June 29th — limited theatrical engagement)
This limited theatrical event brings the final chapter of the anime adaptation to the big screen, as Ichigo Kurosaki and his allies face Yhwach’s catastrophic march toward the Royal Palace. Directed by Tomohisa Taguchi and Hikaru Murata, The Calamity finds Soul Society running out of second chances as sacrifice, destiny, and the fate of the Three Worlds fuel one last blade-swinging battle.
🎥 Supergirl
(Fri, June 26th — wide release)
Mess with Krypto, and Supergirl takes it personally. Milly Alcock stars as Kara Zor-El in this DC superhero adventure from director Craig Gillespie and screenwriter Ana Nogueira. Still carrying the emotional wreckage of Krypton’s destruction, Kara launches a galaxy-spanning revenge mission after space pirate Krem of the Yellow Hills (Matthias Schoenaerts) poisons her loyal pup and leaves him for dead. Joined by Eve Ridley’s Ruthye Marye Knoll and crossing paths with Jason Momoa’s Lobo, this Woman of Steel runs on grief, rage, revenge… and maybe a little booze.
🎥 Jackass: Best and Last
(Fri, June 26th — wide release)
Johnny Knoxville and the gang are back for one last big-screen wipeout. Directed by longtime franchise filmmaker Jeff Tremaine, this farewell comedy mixes new stunts with greatest-hits moments from the past, turning 25 years of bruises, bad decisions, battered dignity, and reckless nostalgia into one final sendoff. It’s a raucous goodbye to a crew still willing to risk safety, pride, and dental work for the laugh.
🎥 The Invite
(Fri, June 26th — limited release)
Olivia Wilde and Seth Rogen play a long-married San Francisco couple whose dinner with their upstairs neighbors, Edward Norton and Penélope Cruz, turns into a painfully awkward night of blurred boundaries and long-buried frustrations. Directed by Wilde and written by Rashida Jones and Will McCormack, this eyebrow-raising dramedy adapts Cesc Gay’s Spanish swinger comedy Sentimental into a pressure-cooker relationship tale where one unexpected invitation threatens to expose years of tension, desire, and sexual insecurity.
🎥 The Get Out
(Fri, June 26th — limited release)
Russell Crowe stars as a nightclub owner hoping to put his criminal past in the rearview, but that fresh start goes sideways when masked gunmen storm his club. With cartel pressure tightening and a mysterious buyer circling the business, his escape plan becomes a violent fight to stay alive. Co-starring Luke Evans, Teresa Palmer, Nina Dobrev, and Aaron Paul, this is a crime thriller where leaving the life may be more dangerous than staying in it.
🎥 Couture
(Fri, June 26th — limited release)
Angelina Jolie stars as an American filmmaker in Paris for Fashion Week, where runway glamour gives way to a quieter personal crisis. As she crosses paths with a rising model, a makeup artist, and a trusted creative collaborator, she confronts difficult choices, emotional baggage, and a life-changing breast cancer diagnosis. Written and directed by Alice Winocour, this French drama turns a world built on beauty and fashion into a story about vulnerability and mortality.
🎥 Lucky Strike
(Fri, June 26th — limited release)
Scott Eastwood stars as a soldier trapped behind enemy lines during the Battle of the Bulge, with nothing but his instincts and a Motorola SCR-300 radio to keep him alive. Directed by Rod Lurie, this WWII survival thriller turns a single soldier’s desperate call for help into a tense battlefield fight where backup is uncertain and every transmission could be his last.
🎥 Camp
(Fri, June 26th — limited release)
Zola Grimmer stars as Emily, a young woman hoping to outrun a traumatic past by taking a summer job as a camp counselor. But whatever peace she expects to find in the woods quickly gives way to modern witchcraft, cursed cycles, and the brutal question of whether redemption is even possible in this supernatural chiller from writer-director Avalon Fast.
🎥 The Room Returns
(Fri, June 26th — special screening at LA’s Hollywood Forever)
Some cult films refuse to stay buried, and The Room may be the most stubborn of them all. Bob Odenkirk stars as Johnny in this charity remake of Tommy Wiseau’s infamous disaster-piece, recreating its baffling mythology with green screens, teleprompters, no rehearsal, and an all-volunteer crew after a shoot that lasted under 12 hours. Bella Heathcote, Kate Siegel, Arturo Castro, Mike Flanagan, Greg Sestero, and director Brando Crawford co-star in a project that doesn’t try to fix the original so much as summon its strange, accidental magic all over again.
🎥 The Wave / La ola
(Fri, June 26th — limited release; in LA theaters)
A quiet music student is swept into a feminist uprising in Sebastián Lelio’s Chilean musical drama. Daniela López stars as Julia, whose decision to speak out turns private pain into public resistance on her university campus. As the movement confronts harassment, abuse, and institutional silence, she discovers that finding her voice doesn’t mean using it alone.
🎥 Situations
(Fri, June 26th — limited release; LA screenings)
Post-breakup limbo gets the Silver Lake indie treatment in this messy LA dramedy. Greg Vrotsos makes his feature directorial debut and stars as a photographer still trying to steady himself three months after a painful split, only to be pulled between friends, flings, career pressure, and bad decisions. With P.J. Byrne, Fiona Dourif, Melora Walters, George Basil, and No Doubt’s Tony Kanal co-starring, heartbreak becomes its own awkward reset button.
🎥 Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby: 20th Anniversary
(Sun, June 28th; Tues, June 30th & Wed, July 1st — theatrical re-release)
Ricky Bobby is taking one more victory lap on the big screen. Will Ferrell stars as the NASCAR superstar whose life is built around winning, until Sacha Baron Cohen’s flamboyant Formula One rival Jean Girard threatens his racing throne. Directed by Adam McKay and co-starring John C. Reilly, Gary Cole, and Michael Clarke Duncan, this absurd racing comedy brings the ego, speed, and “shake and bake” energy back to theaters for its 20th anniversary.
