Lionsgate’s Do Not Enter Sets March 20, 2026 Release for Theatrical and Digital

Urban explorers step inside the abandoned Paragon Hotel in Lionsgate’s supernatural thriller Do Not Enter.

Lionsgate’s Do Not Enter Finally Sets Release Date for March 2026

Back in August of last year, we were tracking movement on Do Not Enter — and then it went silent.

No trailer rollout. No updated stills. No firm release window.

Now, Lionsgate has confirmed that Do Not Enter will open in limited theaters and arrive on digital and on-demand platforms on March 20, 2026.

Directed by Marc Klasfeld and based on the novel Creepers by David Morrell, the film taps into urban exploration culture, livestream fame, and the dangerous psychology behind pushing boundaries for attention.

The story follows a group of thrill-seeking urban explorers known as the Creepers. Their brand is built on risk — abandoned buildings, forbidden spaces, viral content. Their latest and most ambitious stunt involves livestreaming from New Jersey’s long-abandoned Paragon Hotel.

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The Paragon carries mob-era history, rumored hauntings, and whispers of a hidden $300 million stash. For a group obsessed with engagement metrics and growth, it’s irresistible.

But once they enter the building, the narrative shifts from performance to survival. Rival explorers become a threat. Something supernatural begins stalking them from the shadows. Endurance, sanity, loyalty — everything fractures under pressure.

Urban exploration horror feels particularly relevant right now. The line between danger and content creation has never been thinner. The desire to be seen, followed, monetized — it overrides instinct. Do Not Enter appears to lean directly into that cultural tension, asking what happens when virality collides with forces you can’t algorithm your way out of.

The film stars Jake Manley, Adeline Rudolph, Francesca Reale, Shane Paul McGhie, Kai Caster, and Javier Botet, with Nicholas Hamilton and Laurence O’Fuarain also featured. Botet’s presence suggests the creature work may skew toward the physically unsettling, something genre fans will be watching closely.

Lionsgate and Suretone Pictures present the film, with Suretone Pictures producing.

Some doors are marked for a reason.

We’ll see what waits behind this one when Do Not Enter hits limited theaters and digital platforms on March 20, 2026.