IF, Back in Black and The Strangers: Chapter 1 are the weekend’s new wide releases while Nightwatch: Demons Are Forever hits Shudder, Netflix gets Thelma the Unicorn and Monster and more in Admit One.

The Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes is the big new wide release in theaters this weekend while Chris Pine makes his directorial debut with Poolman, Netflix has romantic comedy Mother of the Bride and more in Admit One.

The Fall Guy and Tarot kick off the summer movie season in theaters while Netflix gets the Pop-Tart story Unfrosted, The Idea of You hits Prime Video and more in Admit One.

Challengers leads the new wide releases in theaters, along with Boy Kills World and Unsung Hero while Shudder gets the spider horror movie Infested and more in Admit One.

Guy Ritchie’s latest The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare hits wide this weekend along with Abigail while Netflix gets Zack Snyder’s Rebel Moon Part 2, Shudder has Late Night with the Devil and more in Admit One.

Alex Garland’s Civil War hits theaters this weekend along with Damaged starring Samuel L. Jackson, Arcadian starring Nicolas Cage, giant spider movie Sting, The Greatest Hits on Hulu and more in Admit One.

Monkey Man and The First Omen are big releases to kick off April in theaters, Netflix gets Scoop and more in theaters and on streaming this weekend.

Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire and In the Land of Saints & Sinners are the weekend’s new wide releases while Netflix gets The Wages of Fear and Heart of the Hunter and more in Admit One.

It’s a crowded weekend in theaters and on streaming with Kung Fu Panda 4, Imaginary, Cabrini, Ricky Stanicky, Damsel, The Thundermans Return and more in Admit One.

It’s all about Dune: Part Two this weekend in theaters but if for some reason you aren’t into the Spice, there’s also Code 8: Part II and Spaceman on Netflix along with a few other options in Admit One.

Ethan Coen goes solo with Drive-Away Dolls in theaters this weekend along with Ordinary Angels and the latest Demon Slayer theatrical release while Shudder gets History of Evil, Netflix has Tyler Perry’s Mea Culpa and more in Admit One.