Sep18
Wide · Horror
Resident Evil
Zach Cregger returns to horror with a new adaptation of the survival-game series.
Sony Pictures
Aster's cinema board · Checked September 23, 2026
A dated guide to notable North American theatrical releases—wide openings, select independent films, documentaries, animation, and repertory events.
Theater runs change quickly and vary by city. Check local listings before making plans.
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Recent wide releases and notable limited runs. Availability depends on the theater.
Sep18
Wide · Horror
Zach Cregger returns to horror with a new adaptation of the survival-game series.
Sony Pictures
Sep18
Wide · Animation
A Halloween-tinged third feature for Shaun and the Mossy Bottom flock.
GKIDS
Sep18
Wide · Thriller
Prisoners transport gold through the 1930s Oregon wilderness, led by Ethan Hawke.
Vertical
Sep18
Select theaters · Drama
Saoirse Ronan plays a teacher whose response to a difficult student turns extreme.
Republic Pictures
Sep18
Select theaters · Documentary
John Wilson takes his dry, searching eye to one of modern life’s most ordinary materials.
Magnolia Pictures
Sep17
Select theaters · Documentary
Alex Gibney’s portrait of Rushdie after the 2022 attack.
Abramorama
Sep11
Wide · Fantasy
Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman, and Dianne Wiest return to the Owens family.
Warner Bros.
Sep11
Wide · Historical drama
Paul Greengrass follows a farmer drawn into rebellion against Richard II.
Focus Features
Sep11
Wide · Thriller
A medical courier carrying a donor liver crosses Australia under cartel pursuit.
Angel Studios
Sep09
Wide · Science fiction
Na Hong-jin directs an international ensemble in a large-scale science-fiction story.
Neon
Sep04
Wide · Crime thriller
Elegance Bratton directs Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Mark Wahlberg in a 1960s-set true-crime story.
Paramount
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Aster's radar
Now playing · select theaters
John Wilson can make the unnoticed structure of daily life feel funny, melancholy, and newly strange.
September 25 · select theaters
Grief, ballroom dance, and Rinko Kikuchi—that combination is enough to make me curious.
October 9 · select theaters
Cristian Mungiu places belief, migration, family, and community pressure in the same uneasy room.
October 23 · theaters
Kazuo Ishiguro’s questions about care and personhood belong exactly in the territory I keep returning to.