What's Coming Out This Week (Apr 21 - Apr 27)
Here’s your one-stop guide to all the films and shows hitting theaters and streaming this week!
Still undecided on what to watch this week? Not sure what's coming out? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Check out this handy checklist of what's hitting screens, both big and small. Whether you're heading to the theaters or staying in for a binge session, we've rounded-up the latest picks for your next movie night or weekend watch. Check out the trailers below and start planning!
⇩ In Theaters This Week 🎥
Pink Floyd at Pompeii – MCMLXXII: Remastered
(Thurs, April 24th — Re-release, IMAX)
The iconic 1972 film Pink Floyd at Pompeii returns to theaters, now digitally remastered in stunning 4K with enhanced audio. Filmed in the haunting ruins of Pompeii’s ancient Roman Amphitheater, this intimate concert captures Pink Floyd performing live—without an audience—back in October 1971. It’s a psychedelic journey through music and history, now sharper and more immersive than ever.
The Accountant 2
(Fri, April 25th — wide release)
Ben Affleck is back to crunch more than just numbers in this high-stakes sequel. Christian Wolff, the math genius with a knack for killing it (literally), is once again tangled in a deadly conspiracy after the murder of a U.S. Treasury agent. With a trusty assassin brother (Jon Bernthal) by his side and a deadly new foe on the loose, it’s time to solve the puzzle—one bullet at a time. Get ready for a mix of math, mayhem, and family drama in this action-packed thriller.
Until Dawn
(Fri, April 25th — wide release)
A missing sister, a creepy town, and a group of friends who should’ve known better—what could go wrong? In this David F. Sandberg-directed horror thriller based on the popular PlayStation game, a group of twenty-somethings (Ella Rubin, Michael Cimino, Odessa A’zion, Ji-young Yoo, Belmont Cameli) searching for a vanished friend (Maia Mitchell) find themselves trapped in a deadly time loop, reliving the same night of terror over and over. With a masked killer on the prowl, the only way out is to survive until dawn. It’s Groundhog Day—if the nightmares never ended and the stakes were deadly high.
Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith — 20th Anniversary
(Fri, April 25th — Re-release)
Celebrate two decades of Revenge of the Sith, the final chapter of George Lucas’s Star Wars prequel trilogy, as it returns to theaters this weekend. Set amid the Clone Wars, this epic finale reveals the tragic fall of the Jedi as Anakin Skywalker (Hayden Christensen) is seduced by the dark side, ultimately becoming Darth Vader. As the Republic crumbles and the Empire rises, Obi-Wan (Ewan McGregor) and Yoda are forced into hiding. A thousand-year Sith plot comes to fruition, and the galaxy will never be the same.
The Legend of Ochi
(Fri, April 25th — expanding nationwide)
A young girl named Yuri (Helena Zengel) is sent to hunt a mythical creature—but when she finds the Ochi, it’s more scaredy-cat than monster. Determined to protect it from the angry villagers, she embarks on a daring adventure across the island. Directed by music video helmer Isaiah Saxon in his feature debut, this visually striking fantasy also stars Finn Wolfhard, Willem Dafoe, and Emily Watson.
The Shrouds
(Fri, April 25th — expanding nationwide)
Legendary filmmaker David Cronenberg (A History of Violence, Fly, Videodrome) takes us on a disturbing journey where the dead don’t rest—they get livestreamed. In Cronenberg’s latest, Vincent Cassel plays a grieving tech mogul who’s turned burial into a high-tech business, offering people the chance to watch their loved ones decompose in real-time. But when vandals strike his late wife’s cemetery and her ghost begins to haunt him, Cassel’s character descends into a spiral of guilt, paranoia, and obsession. A twisted exploration of grief, technology, and the bizarre ways we must hold on to the past.
Neighborhood Watch
(Fri, April 25th — limited release)
Jack Quaid is back as the lovable everyman, but this time, he’s spiraling into psychotic delusions. Convinced he’s witnessed a woman’s abduction, Quaid’s Simon takes matters into his own hands, dragging his bitter, retired-cop neighbor (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) into his chaotic investigation. What starts as a paranoid fantasy soon turns into a real mystery, full of dark comedy, suspense, and unlikely partners just trying to do the right thing.
On Swift Horses
(Fri, April 25th — limited release)
In this steamy 1950s road drama based on Shannon Pufahl’s novel, Daisy Edgar-Jones, Jacob Elordi and Will Poulter star as a trio of Midwesterners on a journey that’s anything but ordinary. As Muriel and Lee (Edgar-Jones and Poulter) head west to California, their plans are upended by Lee’s freewheeling brother, Julius (Elordi), who introduces them to the wild world of Las Vegas. Amidst racetracks, casinos, and newfound desires, Muriel discovers an unexpected sensuality, and she and Julius form a dangerous, forbidden bond. Secrets, sensuality, and stakes run high in this period drama that’s set to have everyone talking.
Cheech & Chong's Last Movie
(Fri, April 25th — limited release)
It’s the end of an era as Cheech & Chong hit the road one final time in this hybrid documentary-comedy, celebrating over fifty years of blazing their own trail in Hollywood. A mix of new skits, archival footage, and candid reflections, the film takes fans on a nostalgic ride through the duo’s iconic career—from underground comedy to stoner legend status. As they share the highs and lows of their wild ride, this documentary is a perfect send-off for two of comedy’s most revolutionary (and hilariously laid-back) pioneers.
The Trouble with Jessica
(Fri, April 25th — limited release, select theaters)
Dinner parties are meant for catching up, not cleaning up—especially when an uninvited guest ends up dead in the backyard! In this darkly comedic British satire, two couples' final dinner before selling their swanky London home turns into a frantic scramble when Jessica (Indira Varma) crashes the evening, takes her life mid-meal, and leaves the group (Shirley Henderson, Rufus Sewell, Alan Tudyk, Olivia Williams) to deal with the aftermath. With absurd chaos, real estate deals on the line, and a body to hide, it’s a night to remember—for all the wrong reasons.
Winter Spring Summer or Fall
(Fri, April 25th — limited release, and on VOD)
Wednesday star Jenna Ortega swaps social misfit for straight-A student in this teen romance drama, where she plays Remi Aguilar, a high school senior with Harvard dreams, until she meets Barnes (Percy Hynes White), a music-obsessed slacker who’s determined to win her heart. With all the charm of Say Anything and the classic teen romance tropes, this modern love story might just be a fresh take on the age-old tale of love, ambition, and the unexpected twists that come with growing up.
California King
(Fri, April 25th — limited release, and on VOD)
What’s the best way to impress the girl of your dreams? Fake kidnapping her brother, of course! In this crime comedy, Travis Bennett and Jimmy Tatro play two dim-witted guys who think staging a fake abduction will make them heroes in the eyes of the girl they’re after (Victoria Justice)—until a real kidnapper (Joel McHale) hijacks their plan. Now they’re stuck trying to rescue the brother, avoid getting caught, and, you know, stay alive. Who knew romance could be this complicated?
⇩ Streaming This Week 🎦
Sea Lions of the Galapagos
(Tues, April 22nd — streaming on Disney+)
Dive into the stunning world of the Galapagos with Leo, a charming sea lion pup, in this new captivating Disneynature documentary. Narrated by Brendan Fraser, the film takes you on a journey through the islands, showcasing the incredible wildlife both above and below the surface. Get ready for an unforgettable adventure in one of the most unique ecosystems on the planet.
Bullet Train Explosion
(Wed, April 23rd — streaming on Netflix)
The clock is ticking and the stakes are high in this modern remake of the 1975 Japanese action classic, The Bullet Train. When a bomb is planted on the Hayabusa No. 60 bullet train bound for Tokyo, the criminal demands 100 billion yen to deactivate it—under the condition that the train’s speed never drops below 100 km/h. With a disaster looming, railway workers must race against time to prevent catastrophe. Can they keep the train speeding toward safety, or will this high-speed nightmare end in disaster?
Havoc
(Fri, April 25th — streaming on Netflix)
Tom Hardy unleashes a torrent of chaos in this bone-crunching crime thriller that lets no punch go unthrown nor no gun go unloaded. Directed by Gareth Evans (The Raid), this Netflix original follows Hardy’s Walker, a detective with a troubled past, as he dives into a violent underworld to rescue a politician’s son caught in the crossfire of a turf war. With brutal fight scenes, gunfights galore, and a moral compass hanging by a thread, this high-octane thriller is as unforgiving as it is relentless. Grab your popcorn... and maybe a helmet.
Fréwaka
(Fri, April 25th — streaming on Shudder)
Some jobs come with a few headaches. But this takes it to a whole new level. In this new Irish folk horror thriller, a young nursing student (Clare Monnelly) takes on what she thinks is a routine assignment, only to find herself stuck caring for a cantankerous patient (Bríd Ní Neachtain) in a remote village—on top of an abandoned Catholic asylum. As she uncovers dark secrets tied to her patient’s tortured past, things go from bad to frighteningly worse. With haunting nods to Ireland’s dark religious history, this is one job you might want to clock out of early.
Babygirl
(Fri, April 25th — streaming on MAX)
In this workplace thriller, office politics gets a whole lot steamier—and a lot more complicated. Nicole Kidman stars as a powerful CEO who throws caution—and company policy—out the window when she embarks on a secret affair with a much younger intern (Harris Dickinson). From filmmaker Halina Reijn (Bodies Bodies Bodies), this erotic film dives into the murky waters of gender, power, and what happens when the boss and employee both start bending the rules. It’s all business until things get way too personal.
Last Breath
(Fri, April 25th — streaming on Peacock)
Ready to dive into a thriller that's anything but shallow? Based on director Alex Parkinson's documentary, Woody Harrelson stars as a captain racing against time and the crushing ocean depths to save a diver lost deep beneath the surface. With fierce storms, unrelenting pressure, and no lifeline in sight, this survival thriller will have you holding your breath from start to finish. Also starring Simu Liu, Finn Cole, Cliff Curtis, and Djimon Hounsou, Last Breath is ready to plunge audiences into intense, pulse-pounding tension!
Superboys of Malegaon
(Fri, April 25th — streaming on Prime Video)
In this coming-of-age film from India, amateur filmmaker Nasir Shaikh sets out to create a Bollywood-inspired film for his town, bringing together a quirky group of friends to make his dream a reality. The result is a heartwarming story about friendship, filmmaking, and how one man’s vision can breathe new life into a community.
⇩ On VOD This Week ⏩
Locked
(Tues, April 22nd — on VOD/Digital)
Imagine trying to steal a car—and getting locked in a nightmare instead. In this crime thriller, a car thief (Bill Skarsgård) gets more than he bargained for when he breaks into a car, only to discover it’s a twisted trap set by its mysterious owner (Anthony Hopkins). With the car remotely controlled and the walls bulletproof, Skarsgård’s character is in for a wild ride as he’s tortured in ways that make him rethink any future car-jacking plans. Directed by David Yarovesky (Brightburn), this car thriller is a dark, twisted joyride that takes “you've been caught red handed” to a whole new level. You’ll never look at a locked car door the same way again.
Ash
(Tues, April 22nd — on VOD/Digital)
In this space horror-thriller, Eiza González plays Riya, the lone survivor of a massacre on a distant alien planet, with no memory of what happened to her crew. When mysterious space traveler Brion (Aaron Paul) arrives to rescue her, Riya begins to question his motives. As their search for answers intensifies, she wonders if they’re both victims of a cruel alien mind game. Directed by Flying Lotus, this trippy acid-dripped thriller will have you questioning reality—one cosmic twist at a time.
Hell of a Summer
(Tues, April 22nd — on VOD/Digital)
Stranger Things star Finn Wolfhard takes a stab at directing in this slasher horror comedy, where camp counselors face a killer far worse than campfire stories. Co-written and co-directed with Billy Bryk, Wolfhard and Bryk also star alongside Fred Hechinger (Gladiator II) in a film about a counselor trying to prove his worth when a mysterious serial killer attacks.
All the Lost Ones
(Tues, April 22nd — on VOD/Digital)
In a shattered America ravaged by civil war and climate change, a group of survivors takes refuge in a remote cabin, hoping to stay hidden from a violent rebel militia. Directed by Mackenzie Donaldson and starring Jasmine Mathews, Douglas Smith, and Devon Sawa, this gritty post-apocalyptic thriller asks: when survival is everything, which side will you choose?
Freaky Tales
(Fri, April 25th — on VOD/Digital)
Get ready for a wild ride through the neon-lit streets of 1987 Oakland, where samurai swords, punks, and a whole lot of chaos rule the night! Pedro Pascal stars as a disgruntled enforcer who’s trying to leave his criminal past behind—until one last job forces him into a spiral of madness. Think basketball stars, fierce rap duos, and a whole lot of home invaders. Written and directed by Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck (Captain Marvel), this ‘80s fever dream mixes nostalgia with anarchy, and it’s a trip you won’t forget—or maybe you will, depending on how much chaos you can handle!
William Tell
(Fri, April 25th — on VOD/Digital)
Step aside, Robin Hood—there's a new legend in town, and his name is William Tell! Claes Bang stars as the legendary Swiss archer in this action-driven historical epic, bringing to life the 14th-century hero who took down an oppressive king with one shot. This Nick Hamm-directed adventure is packed with thrilling battles, rebellion, and a star-studded cast including Sir Ben Kingsley as the villainous King Albert alongside Connor Swindells, Golshifteh Farahani, Rafe Spall, Emily Beecham, and Jonathan Pryce.
↑ Winter Spring Summer or Fall (See above: on VOD/Digital)
↑ California King (See above: on VOD/Digital)
⇩ On TV This Week 📺
Andor: Season 2
(Tues, April 22nd — on Disney+)
Prepare to take a deeper dive into the birth of the Rebel Alliance, showing how a scattered group of underdogs comes together to take on the mighty Empire. This prequel series to Rogue One not only enriches Cassian Andor’s journey but also highlights the power of hope as a unifying force. With Season 2 bringing Cassian’s transformation from scavenger to Rebel leader, fans are in for a thrilling ride, especially with the return of key characters from Rogue One—including the much-anticipated reunion with K-2SO, voiced by Alan Tudyk. It’s a series that proves George Lucas’s vision lives on, offering stories that resonate beyond the stars.
You: Season 5 — Final Season
(Thurs, April 24th — on Netflix)
Guess who’s back in New York City? That’s right, Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley), the bookstore manager with a knack for turning obsessive love into a deadly obsession. In the final season of YOU, Joe returns to the city where it all began, but his shady past is catching up with him. Torn between the desire to be “normal” and the dark urges he can't escape, Joe’s latest obsession could be his most dangerous yet. With retribution looming, it’s going to be a killer finale as Joe faces the consequences of his past—and maybe, just maybe, a little more murder.
Etoile
(Thurs, April 24th — on Prime Video)
From the creators of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel comes a fresh take on the world of ballet. Luke Kirby and Charlotte Gainsbourg star as the ambitious managing directors of two prestigious ballet companies in New York and Paris, who decide to swap their top dancers in a desperate bid to save the art form. The result? A clash of egos, high expectations, and artistic turmoil as they try to revive an industry on the brink of collapse. With a talented ensemble that includes Lou de Laâge as a French ballerina diva, this eight-episode series is a dramatic, sometimes humorous dive into ambition, perfection, and the fragility of an art form.
Black Snow: Season 2
(Thurs, April 24th — on AMC+)
If you couldn’t get enough of Travis Fimmel in Vikings, then Black Snow Season 2 is here to fill the void. Fimmel returns as a gritty detective haunted by his past, diving into unsolved cold cases in this Australian crime drama. With personal demons lurking and new mysteries to unravel, Fimmel is back with a vengeance.
WondLa: Season 2
(Fri, April 25th — on Apple TV+)
This animated fantasy/sci-fi series from Skydance Animation returns for its second season with Eva (voiced by Jeanine Mason), a teen raised in an underground bunker, now discovering a futuristic city filled with secrets. As Eva uncovers New Attica’s dark plans, she must confront its ruthless ruler (voiced by Alan Tudyk) who aims to exploit her for his own gain. A mix of adventure and intrigue, WondLa continues its Pixar-inspired journey with new dangers at every turn.