SCREAM 7 is hot in early ticket trends, sending forecasts northward. PROJECT HAIL MARY early access shows go on sale, while WUTHERING HEIGHTS starts strong on Thursday.
After a few slow weeks to start 2026, theaters can start depending less on holdovers and more on new movies flooding their screens this weekend.
As WUTHERING HEIGHTS continues to take shape as 2026’s first hit tentpole next week, PROJECT HAIL MARY is increasingly poised to deliver a key early spring box office breakout.
Despite several openers and last week’s over-performers offering some holdover presence, this looks to be one of the lowest grossing Super Bowl weekends in nearly four decades.
Another slow January is coming to a close, but theaters and movie fans have reason to start getting excited for a variety of mid-winter and early spring titles.
Following a devastating winter storm, could Sam Raimi’s buzzy dark comedy-survival-thriller help moviegoers cure some cabin fever this weekend?
Nate Bargatze has dominated the comedy and entertainment worlds in recent years with a far-from-overnight success story. How could his leap to the big screen perform?
A new #1 film may actually come to fruition for the first time in over a month, but American football playoffs and a significant winter storm could hold back much of the domestic market.
Early outlooks for the first of March’s new release crop, plus updated expectations for this weekend’s 28 YEARS LATER: THE BONE TEMPLE.
Can WUTHERING HEIGHTS echo some of the previous decade’s blockbuster romantic hits for Valentine’s? Will SCREAM 7 overcome external discourse and the absence of young stars?
