Here Are All the Movies Premiering in Theaters This Week, Including Zach Cregger’s New Video Game Adaptation

Moviegoers have an exciting lineup of new releases hitting the big screen this week. The upcoming theatrical schedule offers something for everyone with choices ranging from thrilling action and heartfelt dramas to family animations and music documentaries.

You can also catch special re releases of classic films alongside wide studio launches and limited indie debuts. Whether you want to enjoy an evening at your local multiplex or discover a hidden gem at an art house cinema, there are plenty of fresh options to choose from.

‘Juan Gabriel: Mi Primer Bellas Artes’ (2026)

This musical concert film opens in limited theaters on September 15. The documentary presentation runs for one hour and fifty five minutes and features the iconic Mexican singer Juan Gabriel. Audiences will experience his historic performance at the Palace of Fine Arts with remastered picture and sound. The project captures the energy of his landmark concert for longtime fans and newcomers alike.

‘The History of Concrete’ (2026)

This comedy documentary arrives in limited theaters on September 18. The film features John Wilson and explores the evolution and cultural impact of everyday building materials. It runs for one hour and forty two minutes while delivering a blend of historical facts and humor. Viewers can expect an insightful look into urban development and architecture throughout modern history.

‘Traces of Home’ (2026)

Watermelon Pictures brings this personal documentary to limited theaters on September 18. The movie features Colette Ghunim alongside Ramsey Ghunim, Iza Ghunim, and Hesni Ghunim. It carries a runtime of one hour and thirty three minutes as it documents a family journey across multiple homelands. The story focuses on identity, heritage, and the search for belonging across generations.

‘April X’ (2026)

This action sci fi thriller launches in limited release on September 18. The cast includes Lilly Krug, Connor Storrie, Tudor Chirila, and Serban Pavlu. The runtime spans one hour and thirty six minutes of futuristic drama and suspense. The plot follows characters dealing with high stakes and intense conflicts in a dangerous world.

‘The Weight’ (2026)

Vertical Entertainment brings this crime thriller to theaters nationwide with a wide release on September 18. The production stars Ethan Hawke, Russell Crowe, Julia Jones, and Austin Amelio. It has a total runtime of one hour and fifty five minutes filled with dramatic tension and action sequences. The story centers on complex characters caught in dangerous criminal situations.

‘If I Go Will They Miss Me’ (2026)

This heartfelt drama debuts in limited theaters on September 18. The ensemble cast features J. Alphonse Nicholson, Danielle Brooks, Bodhi Dell, and Zaria Kelley. The story unfolds over one hour and thirty five minutes as it explores themes of family dynamics and personal struggles. Audiences can follow the emotional journey of a community dealing with loss and hope.

‘You Had to Be There: How the Toronto Godspell Ignited the Comedy Revolution…’ (2026)

Greenwich Entertainment distributes this music and comedy documentary to limited theaters starting September 18. The film spotlights legendary performers including John Candy, Mike Myers, Catherine O’Hara, and Dan Aykroyd. It runs for one hour and thirty eight minutes and chronicles the famous Canadian stage production of ‘Godspell’. The documentary examines how this legendary musical launchpad influenced the future of North American comedy.

‘Tiny Fugitives’ (2026)

This family comedy arrives in limited theatrical release on September 18. The cast includes Johnny Knoxville, Benjamin Pajak, Aaron Harris, and Isa Bernal Steiner. The film features a runtime of one hour and thirty nine minutes packed with humorous situations. The narrative follows an entertaining adventure involving a group of runaway kids and unexpected obstacles.

‘The Musical’ (2026)

Blue Harbor Entertainment releases this new comedy to limited theaters on September 18. The project stars Rob Lowe, Gillian Jacobs, Will Brill, and Chyler Emery Stern. With a runtime of one hour and twenty seven minutes, the story explores the chaotic world behind the stage. Viewers follow the creative and comedic challenges of putting together a brand new theatrical production.

‘Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom’ (2026)

GKIDS brings this animated family adventure to wide theatrical release on September 18. The voice cast includes Paul Whitehouse, Nina Sosanya, Justin Fletcher, and John Sparkes. The animated feature runs for one hour and twenty minutes and blends comedy with spooky mystery elements. Shaun and his farmyard friends must investigate strange occurrences around the farm to solve the creature mystery.

‘Arsa’ (2024)

Fandango distributes this drama to limited theaters on September 18. The production features performances by Gala Martinucci, Jacopo Olmo Antinori, Lino Musella, and Tommaso Ragno. It carries a runtime of one hour and thirty four minutes focused on intense interpersonal relationships. The movie delivers a compelling character study set against atmospheric visual backdrops.

‘Daniel and the Fiery Furnace’ (2026)

This historical drama opens nationwide in a wide theatrical release on September 18. The film stars Mena Massoud, Elijah Alexander, Benedict Garrett, and Luke McGibney. Running for one hour and forty eight minutes, the plot dramatizes the ancient biblical account of faith and endurance under pressure. The production showcases elaborate sets and period costumes to bring the historic setting to life.

‘Bad Apples’ (2026)

Republic Pictures delivers this mystery thriller to limited theaters on September 18. The cast includes Eddie Waller, Sean Gilder, Harvey Ip, and Lakhan Konsal. The movie has a total runtime of one hour and forty minutes filled with suspenseful plot twists. It revolves around a tense investigation where hidden motives and suspicious characters come to light.

‘My Brother’s Wedding’ (1985)

Kino Lorber brings the restored re release of this classic drama back to limited theaters on September 18. The cast features Everett Silas, Jessie Holmes, Gaye Shannon Burnett, and Ronnie Bell. The film runs for one hour and fifty five minutes as it explores family obligations and young adulthood in South Central Los Angeles. Audiences can rediscover this milestone of American independent cinema on the big screen with upgraded picture quality.

‘Vibe’ (2026)

Amazon Studios releases this action adventure comedy to limited theaters on September 18. The film features an ensemble cast including Kunal Kemmu, Preity G Zinta, Sparsh Shrivastava, and Benedict Garrett. The story combines energetic comedic moments with fast action thriller sequences. Audiences will experience an entertaining journey involving colorful characters who get caught up in an unexpected caper.

‘Resident Evil’ (2026)

Columbia Pictures launches this action horror sci fi film into wide theatrical release on September 18. The cast stars Austin Abrams, Paul Walter Hauser, Zach Cherry, and Johnno Wilson. It runs for one hour and thirty minutes and delivers survival horror elements along with intense creature encounters. The storyline follows a band of survivors navigating dangerous corporate secrets and viral outbreaks.

‘Daayra’ (2026)

Pen Marudhar Cine Entertainment presents this crime mystery thriller in limited theaters starting September 18. The movie features Kareena Kapoor alongside Prithviraj Sukumaran, Kanwaljeet Singh, and Achint Kaur. It carries a runtime of two hours and twenty three minutes filled with psychological tension. The plot follows investigators working through a tangled web of secrets to solve a complex criminal case.

‘Sunny Dancer’ (2026)

Quiver Distribution brings this comedy drama to limited theaters on September 18. The cast includes James Norton, Daniel Quinn Toye, Bella Ramsey, and Neil Patrick Harris. It features a running time of one hour and forty six minutes exploring friendship and personal self discovery. The narrative follows vibrant characters as they navigate unexpected summer adventures together.

‘Ghost in the Shell’ (1995)

Lionsgate brings the re release of this landmark sci fi anime back to limited theaters on September 18. The voice cast stars Atsuko Tanaka, Iemasa Kayumi, Akio Otsuka, and Koichi Yamadera. The movie has a runtime of one hour and twenty three minutes and presents groundbreaking visual animation alongside philosophical themes. Viewers can experience the iconic cyberpunk story of Major Motoko Kusanagi on the large screen once again.

‘NCT 127 5TH TOUR ‘NEO CITY SEOUL – THE REDLINE’ in CINEMAS’ (2026)

Trafalgar Releasing presents this concert documentary in limited theaters on September 20. The special music event features appearances by Lee Dong Wook, Yuta Nakamoto, Doyoung, and Kim Jungwoo. Running for four hours and fifteen minutes, the screening brings the energetic stadium concert experience to cinema screens worldwide. Fans can enjoy live vocal performances and synchronized choreography with enhanced theater audio.

‘Heaven in Stone and Glass’ (2026)

This religious documentary opens in wide release on September 20. The film features Bishop Robert Barron as he guides viewers through the history and architectural wonder of European cathedrals. It runs for one hour and twenty seven minutes and highlights the theological symbolism embedded within historic stained glass and stonework. Audiences are offered an educational journey into art history and sacred spaces.

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