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Scream 7 (2026) - Movie Poster. The movie poster features a group of characters, with three prominent figures in the foreground. The central figure is a woman with long blonde hair, flanked by two other women, one with dark hair and another with light brown hair. Behind them, there are several other characters, including a man with blonde hair and a woman with short hair. The background is dark with a fiery, ominous atmosphere, and the title "SCREAM 7" is prominently displayed in bold, white letters. The tagline "FEAR HITS HOME" is at the top, and the release date "FEBRUARY 27" is at the bottom. The overall tone of the poster suggests a horror theme.

Scream 7 (2026)

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How to Make a Killing (2026) - Movie Poster. The movie poster features a man dressed in a sharp gray suit and black leather gloves, standing confidently with his arms crossed. Above him, the text reads "$28 billion inheritance. 7 relatives standing in the way." Below the man, the title of the movie, "How to Make a Killing," is prominently displayed in bold letters. The text also includes the release date, "In theaters February 20," and the names of the production companies, A24 and STUDIOCANAL. The overall design is sleek and professional, suggesting a plot involving inheritance and family drama.

How to Make a Killing (2026)

Midwinter Break (2026) - Movie Poster. The movie poster features two individuals standing close to each other, facing each other with a serene and contemplative expression. The man on the left has gray hair and a beard, wearing a dark coat and a scarf with a patterned design. The woman on the right has blonde hair and is dressed in a green coat with a red scarf. They are set against a backdrop of a picturesque canal in Amsterdam, with trees lining the canal and a tall building in the distance. The text on the poster reads "Midwinter Break," with the names "Lesley Manville" and "Ciarán Hinds" listed below it. The tagline states, "A day they can't forget. A truth they can't escape." The poster also indicates that the movie is "Only in theaters February 20."

Midwinter Break (2026)

Dracula (2025) - Movie Poster. The movie poster features a dramatic and dark atmosphere, with a castle in the background under a stormy sky. At the center, a woman in a hooded cloak and fur-trimmed robe is prominently displayed, holding a lantern. Surrounding her are several characters, including a man in a suit holding a sword, another man in a suit with a lantern, and a woman with a fiery torch. The title "Dracula" is written in large, bold letters at the bottom, with the subtitle "A Love Tale" beneath it. The poster also includes the names of the actors Caleb Landry Jones, Christoph Waltz, and Zoe Bléau, and the director, Luc Besson. The overall tone of the poster suggests a gothic, historical, and possibly supernatural theme.

Dracula (2025)

The Moment (2026) - Movie Poster. The movie poster is predominantly green with the title "the moment" prominently displayed in large, bold black letters in the center. Above the title, the name "Charli XCX" is written in smaller white text. Below the title, the names of the cast members are listed in smaller white text, including Rosanna Arquette, Hailey Benton Gates, Kate Berlant, Jamie Demetriou, Kylie Jenner, Isaac Powell, Rachel Sennott, and Alexander Skarsgård. The director's name, Aidan Zamiri, is also mentioned in white text. The poster includes additional credits for production companies, such as A24, StudioCanal, and Good World, and mentions that the film is produced in association with Atlantic Records. The bottom of the poster indicates that the film is "coming soon" and includes logos for A24, StudioCanal, and Good World.

The Moment (2026)

Mercy (2026) - Movie Poster. The movie poster features a futuristic cityscape in the background, with tall buildings and a digital clock displaying "90:00" and a "Guilty" percentage of "97.5%." The title "MERCY" is prominently displayed in large, white letters at the bottom. Above the title, there is a tagline that reads, "The future of criminal justice is artificial intelligence." The poster also includes the names "CHRIS PRATT" and "REBECCA FERGUSON" in bold letters. The movie is described as "90 minutes to prove your innocence or face execution." The film is noted to be "Filmed for IMAX" and is "Only in theaters January 23." The poster also mentions that it is available in "REAL D 3D and Premium Large Formats."

Mercy (2026)

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple (2026) - Movie Poster. The movie poster features a dramatic and eerie scene set in a desolate, post-apocalyptic landscape. The background is dominated by a dark, smoky sky with a glowing, fiery horizon, suggesting a world ravaged by some catastrophic event. In the foreground, a figure stands with arms outstretched, wearing a tattered, dark robe that billows in the wind. The figure's face is obscured by a mask or helmet, giving them an otherworldly appearance. The text on the poster reads "28 YEARS LATER" at the top, followed by "THE BONE TEMPLE" in bold, white letters. Below the title, there is a tagline that says "FEAR IS THE NEW FAITH." The bottom of the poster indicates that the movie is available in theaters only on January 16. The overall atmosphere is one of desolation, mystery, and impending danger.

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple (2026)

A Private Life (2025) - Movie Poster. The movie poster features a woman with short, light-colored hair, wearing a brown jacket, standing in front of a wooden cabinet with multiple drawers. The cabinet has a rustic appearance with visible wood grain and metal handles. The woman is holding a small object in her hand, which appears to be a piece of paper or a card. The background is a mix of warm tones, predominantly brown and beige, creating a cozy and somewhat mysterious atmosphere. The title of the movie, "A Private Life," is prominently displayed at the bottom in a stylized font. Above the title, there are several quotes praising the film, mentioning Jodie Foster, Daniel Auteuil, and other actors. The poster also includes logos for various film festivals, indicating the film's selection and recognition at these events.

A Private Life (2025)