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Autumn winds bring sinister vibes. Good people will soon find their worlds turned upside down by those with evil intent. It all leads to a rampage of terror. Don't be caught off-guard! Prepare by reading about horror and thriller movies that are coming soon to movie theaters everywhere.
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THE INVITATION (AUG 26)
Seeking to reconnect with long-lost family members, Evie (Natalie Emmanuel) accepts an invitation to attend a sumptuous gathering in the English countryside. Warmly welcomed into luxurious surroundings, Evie soon learns the shocking truth about her bloodthirsty new relatives, putting her life in immediate danger.
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SALOUM (SEP 2)
Three mercenaries, seeking a place of temporary refuge, end up in a weird kind of resort, where they hope to hide out for a few days. They soon discover that the town's reputation as a mystical place is well-earned, as they must deal with a host of unexpected perils.
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JAWS IMAX RE-RELEASE (SEP 2)
"You're gonna need a bigger boat," says Brody (Roy Scheider) to Quint (Robert Shaw) as they trawl with Hooper (Richard Dreyfuss) through the waters off Cape Cod in search of a ferocious, man-eating beast. Steven Spielberg's classic thriller needs a bigger screen, too, and now it shall have it.
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BARBARIAN (SEP 9)
Tess (Georgina Campbell) arrives at a rental home, anticipating a quiet evening alone. Instead, she is unexpectedly greeted by fellow renter Keith (Bill Skarsgård). Hoping to clear things up later, Tess decides to get some rest, only to be awakened by cries of anguish, leading to screams of terror.
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SPEAK NO EVIL (SEP 9)
Two families who enjoyed a wonderful vacation together reunite for a peaceful weekend in lovely surroundings. What starts out as pleasant and relaxing soon turns tense and turbulent, as family secrets are revealed and a sense of mounting unease builds to become truly sinister.
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HOUSE OF DARKNESS (SEP 9)
Justin Long and Kate Bosworth play two people who meet one night in a bar and then drive to a secluded estate in order to get better acquainted. Their flirtation becomes intensely seductive before slyly transforming into something quite sinister in director Neil LaBute's unexpectedly dramatic thriller.
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PEARL (SEP 16)
Sweet farm girl Pearl (Mia Goth) yearns to escape her humdrum existence and leap onto the silver screen in Hollywood. Her path to stardom, however, will be paved with a lot of blood and far too many bodies. Director Ti West explores the twisted backstory behind a murderous mind.
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DON’T WORRY, DARLING (SEP 23)
Alice (Florence Pugh) very much enjoys the calm, lovely, peaceful and safe planned community in the desert where she lives with Jack (Harry Styles). Everything is wonderful until cracks begin to appear in Alice's perfectly tranquil existence. Could something truly sinister be lurking nearby? Olivia Wilde directed the audacious thriller.
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SMILE (SEP 30)
Treating a new patient, Dr. Rose Cotter (Sosie Bacon) witnesses an unexplainable and traumatizing incident, only to be beset by an onslaught of similar, horrifying experiences. She must solve the troubling mystery behind the emotional trauma they hold in common if she is to have any hope of survival.
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DARK GLASSES (OCT 7)
Director Dario Argento, master of horror, returns with the incredibly bloody story of a young woman who has lost her sight but must confront a demented serial killer. She enlists the aid of a young boy and together they confront true evil in the darkness of modern Italy.
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HALLOWEEN ENDS (OCT 14)
Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis), living quietly with her granddaughter Allyson (Andi Matichak), is compelled by circumstances beyond her control to conclude the reign of terror perpetuated by the embodiment of evil, Michael Myers. Their epic, final confrontation will leave only one of them alive.
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PREY FOR THE DEVIL (OCT 28)
Newly enrolled at the Catholic Church's school for exorcism, the first lesson that Sister Anne (Jacqueline Byers) learns is that she must wage war for the soul of a young girl against a demon that she believes tormented her own beloved mother years before. Virginia Madsen also stars.
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