Every Movie Coming to Theaters This Week, Including Tom Cruise’s New Project

Moviegoers have a diverse schedule of new cinematic arrivals heading to the big screen across wide and limited releases this week. From star-studded studio productions and independent thrillers to prestigious documentaries and major anniversary re-releases, theaters offer a packed lineup spanning multiple genres.

Audiences can look forward to psychological dramas, animated classics, music documentaries, and high-concept horror features. Here is the complete overview of all the feature films arriving in theaters this week.

‘Naza’ (2026)

The documentary feature ‘Naza’ arrives in theaters nationwide with a wide release on September 30, 2026. Featuring investigative journalist Yuval Abraham, the production examines real-time conflicts and political developments in modern war zones. The film provides an on-the-ground perspective by chronicling human experiences under severe geopolitical tensions. With a runtime of one hour and twenty minutes, the work focuses on personal testimonies and documentary evidence to capture ongoing regional struggles.

‘Begotten’ (1991)

Kino Lorber brings a limited theatrical restoration of ‘Begotten’ back to cinemas on September 30, 2026. Originally released in 1989, the avant-garde horror film stars Brian Salzburg, Donna Dempsey, Stephen Charles Barry, and James Gandia. The narrative presents an allegorical reimagining of creation myths through high-contrast black-and-white visual storytelling without spoken dialogue. Running for one hour and twelve minutes, the experimental project remains recognized for its practical effects and surreal imagery.

‘Linkin Park: Unshatter’ (2026)

Distributed by Trafalgar Releasing, the music documentary ‘Linkin Park: Unshatter’ opens in limited theaters on September 30, 2026. The film chronicles the rock band’s musical journey, featuring appearances by Chester Bennington, Emily Armstrong, Joseph Hahn, and Mike Shinoda. Spanning one hour and fifty minutes, the feature explores the evolution of the group alongside archival footage and contemporary performances. The documentary details the creative collaborations, resilience, and personal reflections of the band members across decades of making music.

‘Spirited Away’ (2001)

Studio Ghibli’s acclaimed fantasy classic ‘Spirited Away’ returns to limited theaters on October 1, 2026, as part of Studio Ghibli Fest 2026. First debuting in 2001, the animated feature includes vocal performances by Rumi Hiiragi, Miyu Irino, Mari Natsuki, and Takashi Naitô. The story follows a young girl named Chihiro who wanders into a supernatural realm governed by spirits, witches, and transformative curses. Running two hours and four minutes, the Academy Award-winning film showcases the world-building and character animation of director Hayao Miyazaki.

‘The Scout’ (2026)

Greenwich Entertainment is launching the comedy-drama ‘The Scout’ into wide theatrical release on October 2, 2026. The ensemble cast features performances by Rutanya Alda, Matt Barats, Mimi Davila, and Jackson Devereux. The narrative follows its central characters navigating personal ambitions, awkward professional encounters, and relationship hurdles. With a runtime of one hour and twenty-nine minutes, ‘The Scout’ combines character-driven humor with grounded dramatic moments.

‘Beware Boiúna’ (2026)

The action-horror thriller ‘Beware Boiúna’ premieres in a limited theatrical rollout on October 2, 2026. The survival tale stars Logan Marshall-Green, Jessica Rothe, Kiana Madeira, and Jackson Bews. Set in a remote wilderness, the storyline centers on a group fighting to survive against a legendary predatory threat. The film delivers one hour and forty-four minutes of suspenseful encounters and high-stakes survival sequences.

‘Digger’ (2026)

Warner Bros. brings the star-studded comedy-drama ‘Digger’ to wide audiences on October 2, 2026. The feature film stars Tom Cruise alongside Riz Ahmed, John Goodman, and Sandra Hüller. The plot follows an influential figure who initiates a chaotic chain of events that impacts colleagues and institutions alike. With a total runtime of two hours and eight minutes, ‘Digger’ blends high-energy pacing with character study and satirical drama.

‘Donnie Darko’ (2001)

Fathom Events celebrates the 25th anniversary of ‘Donnie Darko’ with a limited theatrical re-release on October 2, 2026. Originally debuting in 2001, the cult sci-fi mystery features Jake Gyllenhaal, Jena Malone, Mary McDonnell, and Holmes Osborne. The story tracks a troubled teenager plagued by visions of a giant rabbit who manipulates him into committing destructive acts while predicting the end of the world. Spanning one hour and fifty-three minutes, the film explores themes of time travel, mental health, and suburban alienation.

‘Verity’ (2026)

Amazon MGM Studios delivers the romantic psychological thriller ‘Verity’ to theaters nationwide on October 2, 2026. Starring Anne Hathaway, Dakota Johnson, Josh Hartnett, and Ismael Cruz Cordova, the film is adapted from the best-selling mystery novel. The narrative follows a struggling writer hired to complete the remaining books of an injured author’s successful series, only to uncover disturbing secrets. Clocking in at one hour and fifty-four minutes, ‘Verity’ weaves themes of obsession, deception, and romantic intrigue.

‘Atonement’ (2026)

Distributed by Kino Lorber, the historical war drama ‘Atonement’ debuts in limited theatrical markets on October 2, 2026. The cast includes Boyd Holbrook, Kenneth Branagh, Hiam Abbass, and Gheed. Set against a backdrop of military conflict, the storyline examines the moral consequences of wartime decisions and the pursuit of redemption. The feature spans one hour and fifty-eight minutes, focusing on the human toll and personal sacrifices experienced during wartime turmoil.

‘Rolling Loud: The Movie’ (2026)

Ketchup Entertainment releases the comedy feature ‘Rolling Loud’ in limited theaters on October 2, 2026. The comedic film stars Owen Wilson, Christian Convery, Jolene, and musician Travis Scott. The narrative depicts a chaotic series of misadventures centered around a massive music festival atmosphere. Running for one hour and thirty-five minutes, ‘Rolling Loud’ explores dynamic family relationships against the backdrop of modern live music culture.

‘Appofeniacs’ (2026)

Magenta Light Studios brings the horror thriller ‘Appofeniacs’ to limited theaters on October 2, 2026. The production features performances from Aaron Holliday, Jermaine Fowler, Sean Gunn, and Michael Abbott Jr. The plot revolves around individuals experiencing apophenia, finding meaningful connections in unrelated phenomena, which escalates into paranoia and terror. With a runtime of one hour and thirty minutes, the film builds psychological suspense through escalating perceptual dread.

‘Moonlight’ (2016)

A24 presents a 10th-anniversary limited theatrical re-release of ‘Moonlight’ arriving on October 2, 2026. First released in 2016, the Academy Award Best Picture winner stars Mahershala Ali, Naomie Harris, Trevante Rhodes, and Alex R. Hibbert. Directed by Barry Jenkins, the coming-of-age drama is structured into three chapters detailing a young man’s upbringing in Miami across childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. Running one hour and fifty-one minutes, the film explores vulnerability, identity, family bonds, and masculine expectations.

‘Nickels’ (2026)

The dramatic thriller ‘Nickels’ arrives on the big screen in a limited release starting October 2, 2026. The film stars Rob Riggle, Aaron Holliday, Elizabeth Tulloch, and Vinessa Shaw in leading roles. The story focuses on tense familial and financial conflicts that spiral out of control when hidden secrets come to light. The feature presents a suspenseful investigation into trust, moral dilemmas, and the consequences of past transgressions.

‘The Influencer Project’ (2026)

The modern horror feature ‘The Influencer Project’ opens in limited theaters on October 2, 2026. Starring digital creator Chiara King, the film examines the sinister consequences of extreme online fame and viral content creation. The narrative follows a content creator whose quest for social media engagement leads to dangerous and supernatural encounters. With a runtime of one hour and thirty-five minutes, ‘The Influencer Project’ explores contemporary digital culture through a horror framework.

‘Orion’ (2026)

Blue Harbor Entertainment debuts the science fiction thriller ‘Orion’ in limited theaters on October 2, 2026. The cast includes Debby Ryan, Andrew McCarthy, Drew Van Acker, and Theodora Miranne. The plot centers on mysterious technological phenomena and personal secrets that threaten the safety of its core protagonists. The project combines futuristic concepts with psychological tension to create a high-stakes sci-fi narrative.

‘Ghost in the Cell’ (2026)

Well Go USA Entertainment releases the Indonesian genre-blending film ‘Ghost in the Cell’ into limited theaters on October 2, 2026. The feature stars Abimana Aryasatya, Almanzo Konoralma, Aming Sugandhi, and Arswendy Bening Swara. The plot blends action, comedy, and horror as inmates and guards inside a high-security prison face off against paranormal entities. Spanning one hour and forty-six minutes, the film combines martial arts choreography with supernatural set pieces.

‘Ninja Scroll’ (1993)

Iconic Events Releasing brings the classic anime feature ‘Ninja Scroll’ back to theaters for a 4K remastered limited re-release on October 4, 2026. Originally released in 1993, the acclaimed animated film features the voice talents of Koichi Yamadera, Emi Shinohara, Takeshi Aono, and Osamu Saka. Directed by Yoshiaki Kawajiri, the narrative follows a wandering mercenary swordsman in feudal Japan who battles demonic warriors attempting to overthrow the government. Running one hour and thirty-four minutes, ‘Ninja Scroll’ remains renowned for its kinetic fight choreography and dark fantasy world.

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