New Ballerina clips reveal Ana de Armas in brutal combat and tense standoff with Norman Reedus.

Netflix and Supercell announce CLASH, an animated series based on Clash of Clans and Clash Royale.

The final trailer for Jurassic World: Rebirth teases high-stakes survival, ancient DNA, and the return to Isla Nublar.

Michael Angelo Covino’s open marriage comedy Splitsville premieres at Cannes with buzz, star power, and after-party heat.

A haunted house. A $25K prize. And a 7-foot slasher with a sledgehammer. Mauler hits Digital May 20.

Sean Byrne’s Dangerous Animals earns a 10-minute standing ovation at Cannes. In theaters June 6.

The Wendigo rises in Wind and Bone, an eerie new indie horror debuting May 20 on Digital and On Demand.

A slow-burning, emotionally devastating tale of grief, identity, and supernatural horror.

Shudder’s June 2025 lineup delivers must-see horror with Best Wishes to All, Flying Lotus’ Ash, and returning faves like Insidious and The Strain.

A stolen Native artifact sparks a desert war in this wild new thriller starring Sydney Sweeney and Zahn McClarnon.

Sally Hawkins stars in the Philippou brothers’ terrifying new trailer for Bring Her Back, in theaters May 30.

In 2050 Seoul, a Mars-bound astronaut and a fading musician fall in love in Netflix’s retro-futuristic romance Lost in Starlight, premiering May 30.

Joan Chen leads The Evil Inside, a twisted thriller exposing a deadly underground scheme in a sinister nursing home.

Netflix drops the trailer for Sakamoto Days Part 2—Sakamoto, The Order, and Slur collide in all-out war starting July 14.

Neo-noir horror A Desert expands to regional theaters May 2—don’t miss this sun-scorched descent into madness.

Elizabeth Olsen joins Kristen Stewart and Oscar Isaac in Flesh of the Gods, a surreal 1980s thriller from Mandy director Panos Cosmatos.

Explore the chaotic legacy of OC punk and ska in Tearing Down the Orange Curtain, out May 20 with stories from Social D, No Doubt, The Offspring, and more.

McQuarrie’s cult classic The Way of the Gun storms back in 4K UHD with a killer steelbook and extras on June 17.

The trailer for Stolen Time reveals a harrowing fight against elder neglect in America’s nursing home industry.

Bob Odenkirk’s Hutch Mansell is back—and this time, the carnage follows him to a family vacation gone wrong.