The Happytime Murders arrives but, according to critics, it’s an unfunny mess and there’s also the, not screened for critics, AXL and critically acclaimed thriller Searching.

The latest from Mark Wahlberg/Peter Berg, a lavish Asian romantic comedy and the story of how man trained dog arrive in theaters this weekend.

Jason Statham battles a giant shark, Slender Man is unleashed, doggy romantic comedy shenanigans abound and a real-life sting operation against the KKK are all highlighted in this weekend’s new releases.

August gets started with a bizarre mix of movies including a reimagining of Winnie the Pooh from Disney, a Mila Kunis/Kate McKinnon spy comedy, a dystopian YA movie and the latest conspiracy theory ramblings of Dinesh D’Souza.

July 2018 closes out with possibly the best Mission: Impossible movie ever and an extremely well recieved jump of the Teen Titans Go! team to the big screen.

It’s all sequels this weekend as The Equalizer, Mamma Mia and Unfriended get second chapters.

The Rock gets his Die Hard on in Skyscraper this weekend while Adam Sandler’s Dracula and the rest of the Hotel Transylvania crew go on a cruise in the third entry of that series.

July kicks off with the final MCU movie of 2018, Ant-Man and The Wasp, and the prequel to the Purge that shows how all that insanity got started.

June closes out with two polar opposite new releases: the gritty thriller sequel to Sicario and the wacky “NBA Stars as old men” comedy Uncle Drew.

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is the only new release out this weekend and its looking to be as big, if not bigger, than its predecessor.

After 14 years, The Incredibles are finally back for a long awaited sequel and it’s joined by an R rated comedy based on true events and a reboot of a blaxploitation classic.