Brutal, bloody, and packed with funky CGI mayhem, Primal Games drops on Digital May 6 from Uncork’d Entertainment.

Christopher Landon’s Drop hits digital April 29 and 4K UHD June 10, bringing high-stakes terror from Blumhouse and Platinum Dunes.

Chris Merola’s Lemonade Blessing brings a hilarious crisis of faith to Tribeca with Jake Ryan leading the way.

Shout! Studios brings Hong Kong’s iconic action films back in 4K, just in time to fuel your summer movie marathons.

CAMP Film Festival kicked off with packed screenings, sold-out events, and a celebration of new voices in filmmaking.

Austin Nichols’ The Salamander King is a hilarious, heartfelt ode to Austin’s weirdness and slacker spirit. 4 out of 5 stars.

Until Dawn is visually strong and faithful to its source, but it never delivers the scares horror fans crave.

Caddyshack meets Austin weirdness in The Salamander King, premiering at DIFF. Starring Ryan Hansen and Adrianne Palicki.

Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd share hilariously awkward male bonding stories in a pitch-black interview for A24’s Friendship.

Festival favorite Traumatika is heading to theaters via Saban Films in 2025—an unholy blend of possession, slashers, and found footage.

Sew Torn follows a seamstress whose split-second decision leads to three deadly outcomes. In theaters May 9.

Couch Prints’ “Til Ur Gone” is a bouncy synth-pop jam built for open windows and impulsive feelings—Pitbull 2 lands May 23.

Rivals turned reluctant allies, Cena and Elba star in Heads of State, an explosive action comedy premiering July 2 on Prime Video.

SXSW London reveals its first wave with Stans, The Life of Chuck, and action comedy Deep Cover. Running June 2–7 in Shoreditch.

Production begins on Another, a psychological horror from Andy Chen starring Bob Morley and India de Beaufort. Reality may not be what it seems.

From filmmaker J. Horton, A Hard Place is an indie creature thriller starring Felissa Rose and Bai Ling. After a festival roadshow, it hits VOD May 27 on Apple TV and Prime Video.

Bitten. Captured. Chosen. First Moon drops May 6 with cult horror and Emmy-winning practical werewolf effects.

A gritty look at crime, politics, and youth culture—Yadang, The Snitch delivers classic Korean thrills without reinventing the wheel.

ELECTRA is a seductive, stylish thriller from Hala Matar starring Maria Bakalova. In theaters and on demand May 2.

Quiver picks up Jed Hart’s UK thriller Restless, starring Lyndsey Marshal as a woman facing sinister neighbors. Premiered at Tribeca 2024.