Guillermo del Toro, the visionary cinematic mind behind such stunning and award-winning films as Pan’s Labyrinth and The Shape of Water, sets his sights on a new adaptation of Mary Shelley’s timeless literary character…Frankenstein!

Though the story is well-known, del Toro excels at exploring the humanity in the classic monster — a misunderstood, terrifying being created piece-meal by a gifted, egocentric scientist who lends his surname to the creature. With a cast led by Oscar Isaac, this epic gothic tale that examines how our creations can ultimately lead to our destruction also features strong performances from Jacob Elordi (as The Creature), Mia Goth and Christoph Waltz.

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149 MIN

Family get-togethers usually have the potential to go haywire in some way or another, even more so when the subject of religion comes up at the dinner table. Such is the case with a family dinner orchestrated by David and Meg, a couple who are engaged to be married. The young couple is eager for their respective parents to finally meet each other, but there’s a slight hang-up: Meg’s parents are die-hard Catholics and David’s parents are about as Jewish as they come. Making matters worse, an unexpected death occurs during the festive Shabbat gathering and sets off a hilarious chain of events that will ultimately bring everyone’s true feelings to the surface.

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84 MIN

Film Critic and YouTuber Chris Stuckmann helms this new project that carries on the tradition of pseudo-documentary/found-footage fictional horror films like The Blair Witch Project and Lake Mungo!

Premised on the burning question “Who took Riley Brennan..?”, Shelby Oaks begins with what is alleged to be the last surviving film footage of a ghost-hunting YouTube celebrity who disappeared under mysterious circumstances in the abandoned town of Shelby Oaks. The footage demonstrates that, whatever the ultimate cause of Brennan’s disappearance, her final moments were ones of trauma and fear. From there, the film evolves into a true-crime-style documentary that follows the efforts of Brennan’s sister who has been searching for her missing sibling for the past decade. Finally, the film switches gears yet again by introducing a narrative cinematic approach that exposes the true horror that Riley encountered and is sure to scare the bejeezus out of you!

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99 MIN

SpongeBob is back in an all-new “titanic” adventure!

This time around, SpongeBob (hoping to prove Mr. Krabs wrong about a slight to his courage) and the rest of gang from Bikini Bottom hit the high seas to hunt for an entity known as “The Flying Dutchman”. It seems that Krabs and the Dutchman – a dastardly and ghoulish pirate of hiding somewhere out there on the open ocean – had once had a tussle with Krabs coming out victorious and earning an official swashbuckling certificate. SpongeBob, not wanting to be outdone, decides he’s going to go in search of this nefarious sea-farer and demonstrate that he’s got what it takes to be a swashbuckler too!

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96 MIN

Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde are back in a wild new animated adventure from Walt Disney Studios!

Nick and Judy, now partners on the Zootopia PD, are having a tough time getting along, so much so that their boss is considering splitting them up. Things get even more complicated when it is discovered that a snake — a disliked animal not seen in Zootopia for years — is making the rounds. Judy and Nick attempt to solve the case, but their efforts unravel and the duo ends up going on the lam. Its up to them to prove their innocence (and affection for one another) by demonstrating to everyone that snakes really aren’t as bad as they seem.

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108 MIN

Filmmaker Scott Cooper (Crazy Heart, Out of the Furnace, Black Mass) brings to the big screen a long-awaited biopic of a legend of American music…Bruce Springsteen!

Chronicling the making of the 1982 album Nebraska — a pivotal, stripped-down departure from the high-intensity albums The Boss had previously made up until that point — Deliver Me From Nowhere uses the 2023 book by Warren Zanes as the basis to tell the story of what was happening in Bruce Springsteen’s life as the 1980s dawned, what inspired him to take a musical u-turn, and how the music industry struggled to accept a batch of songs that didn’t align with their vision of a burgeoning rock-n-roll icon.

Starring Jeremy Allen White, the supporting cast includes Jeremy Strong, Stephen Graham, Marc Maron, and Odessa Young.

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114 MIN

A superstar baseball player during high school, Hank Thompson is now a washed-up athlete who doesn’t pick up his bat anymore. Nevertheless, life is good for Hank. Good, that is, until he does a favor for his punk-rock neighbor and finds himself threatened by a group of thugs who may be the catalyst for Hank to pull his old homer-stick out of mothballs.

Directed by Oscar nominee Darren Aronofsky and scripted by genre-bending author Charlie Huston, Caught Stealing features a great cast including Austin Butler, Zoë Kravitz, Matt Smith, Vincent D’Onofrio, and Carol Kane.

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107 MIN

Tom Hiddleston and Mark Hammill star in a new sci-fi/drama adaptation of a novella by Stephen King!

There’s nothing remarkable about Charles “Chuck” Krantz…or is there? The Life of Chuck gives us a look into three periods of the ordinary life of a man who turns out to be rather extraordinary. Chuck has a special kind of magic in his soul and he’s given to dancing. He also has a gift that allows him to see his own future which ultimately inspires him to live life to the fullest and, in the process, inspire others to do the same.

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110 MIN

Theo and Ivy Rose’s marriage might appear wonderful to any casual observer: they’re successful, have a beautiful family, and all the trappings of a happy life. Take a closer look, however, and you’ll soon discover that things aren’t quite so perfect. Theo’s job has gone south, removing a major pilar in the house of cards the two have built for their selves, while, at the same time, Rose’s career is on the upswing. So the kindling of resentment is nice and dry and just waiting for a spark to ignite a family feud that won’t stop until we see who’ll be the last Rose standing.

Directed by Jay Roach (Austin Powers, Meet the Parents, Trumbo), with a screenplay by Oscar-nominated writer Tony MacNamara (Poor Things), this dark comedy is a modern take on the classic Warren Adler novel The War of The Roses.

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121 MIN

The latest film from South Korean filmmaker Park Chan-wook (Oldboy, Lady Vengeance, The Sympathizer) blends elements of satire, black comedy, and noir in a story inspired by crime writer Donald Westlake’s novel The Ax.

Man-su has devoted his life to the paper company where he works, and he has reaped the benefits: winning awards, owning a happy home with a lovely wife, and enjoying the luxurious fruits of his labors. Things take a bad turn, however, when a US firm buys-out the paper company with Man-su becoming a victim of mass layoffs among the staff. All of a sudden, Man-su finds himself in the unenviable position of having to look for a job that will allow him and his family to maintain their current quality of life. As his troubles mount, Man-su’s adherence to sense of morality begins to slip as his downward spiral intensifies.

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139 MIN