Celebrating the 30th anniversary of the beloved Peabody Award & Emmy-winning PBS series, “What’s The Story, Wishbone?” takes audiences behind the scenes of the groundbreaking children’s show that turned classic literature into must-see television and became a cultural phenomenon for a generation.
If you’re GHOST, you go even bigger — you literally go 2 BIG TO RIG. GHOST’s second collaboration with Trafalgar Releasing, 2 BIG TO RIG was captured live on 16mm film over the course of GHOST’s two sold-out shows at Mexico City’s Palacio de los Deportes. The band’s second feature film, it transports the viewer through time and space to a spot in the crowd of nearly 40,000 who witnessed those darkly magical nights in September 2025.
Fans attending the triple feature will be among the first to experience Keeper on the big screen, the latest and most haunting vision yet from Osgood Perkins.
Master of horror James Wan calls Keeper, “a terrifying, ghostly descent into madness,” while Guillermo del Toro praises it as “horror origami that skillfully folds into itself.”
Presented by Iconic Events, this ’80s throwback celebrates the 40th anniversary of the movie that was praised by Roger Ebert as “a funny, high-energy combination of karate, romance, rock music and sensational special effects.” This special presentation also features a brand-new introduction by the film’s star, Taimak.
Berry Gordy’s THE LAST DRAGON will play on more than 500 specially selected movie screens nationwide. Tickets are available beginning today at https://www.iconicreleasing.com/events/the-last-dragon/tickets/
LAIKA’s delightful second film will re-release in newly remastered 3D and 2D formats as part of the studio's year-long 20th Anniversary celebration. Originally released in 2012, ParaNorman was hit with critics and general audiences alike, garnering multiple awards including Oscar®, BAFTA® and Golden Globe nominations, as well as multiple ANNIE Awards®. It was written by Chris Butler (Missing Link, ParaNorman) and directed by Butler and Sam Fell (Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget).
Ok, so you’re probably going “Is this like a Noxzema commercial or what?” But seriously, Clueless—the endlessly quotable, always fashionable, hilariously iconic 90s comedy—is coming to select cinemas to celebrate its 30th anniversary!
John Carpenter Presents George A. Romero’s THE AMUSEMENT PARK will be available for purchase online, at comic book stores, and at book sellers on June 10.
Long thought to be lost, and originally conceived as a public service announcement, THE AMUSEMENT PARK is a surreal, haunting commentary on ageism and society’s treatment of the elderly, wrapped in Romero’s signature horror style. The George A. Romero Foundation, which is dedicated to honoring the life and preserving Romero’s work, restored the film as one of its first projects, and discovered the result met with widespread critical acclaim.
Naturally, it kicks off with 50th anniversary celebrations of the one that started it all, Steven Spielberg’s iconic Jaws. Events include Alamo Drafthouse’s fan favorite Movie Parties, the return of the fan-favorite Jaws on the Water event, and a once-in-a-lifetime Rolling Roadshow screening in Martha’s Vineyard with live orchestral accompaniment
Weeks after David Lynch announced the return, 25 years later, of his 1990 groundbreaking TV series Twin Peaks, Catherine, best known as the iconic Log Lady, learned she had terminal cancer. Not wanting to disappoint Lynch, her fans and her cast, Catherine struggled to live long enough to play the part of the Log Lady one more time before her own death days later. "The show must go on”.
Clone Cops will open theatrically in select markets Friday, January 31, including Los Angeles, New York City and Nashville, for weeklong runs. The same day, audiences across North America will be able to rent or own Clone Cops on Cable VOD and Digital HD, including Apple TV, Prime Video and Fandango at Home.
Filmed live during its run at the Donmar Warehouse in London, MACBETH will be screened in specially selected theaters across the U.S. and worldwide by Trafalgar Releasing. A full list of locations, along with links to ticketing, can be found at MacbethDonmarCinema.com.
The newest entry into the Poohniverse follows Wendy Darling as she strikes out in an attempt to rescue her brother Michael from the clutches of the evil Peter Pan who intends to send him to Neverland. Along the way she meets a twisted Tinkerbell, who is hooked on what she thinks is fairy dust.
A bold deconstruction of the classic witch mythos, the film is set in an alternate reality where witches are very real - and the night of the first harvest is when harmless traditional rituals are performed to placate witches in the sky.
For three brothers in the American Southwest, this year's event will be different. When they discover their friend has killed and buried a witch, they venture out into the desert to witness it for themselves. Whilst encountering the scene, they accidentally desecrate the body, setting in motion a sequence of perilous events.
The only way they can put a stop to the curse set upon their family is to burn the corpse before sunrise.
Six years after the violent death of her husband, Amelia (Essie Davis) is at a loss. She struggles to discipline her ‘out of control’ 6 year-old, Samuel (Noah Wiseman), a son she finds impossible to love. Samuel’s dreams are plagued by a monster he believes is coming to kill them both.
The Dead Thing is directed by Elric Kane (host of the Pure Cinema podcast and Fangoria's Colors of the Dark podcast) from a script he co-wrote with Webb Wilcoxen. The film is produced by Matt Mercer (Contracted, Bliss) and Monte Yazzie, with Colors of the Dark co-host Rebekah McKendry (Glorious) serving as executive producer. Yellow Veil Pictures is handling worldwide sales.
