BuzzFeed previews 25 movies for winter 2026

BuzzFeed has compiled a list of 25 new movies premiering in theaters or on streaming from January to early March 2026. Highlights include horror sequels like "28 Years Later: The Bone Temple" and "Scream 7," alongside adaptations such as the first Emily Henry book movie and an animated "Wuthering Heights." The roundup aims to help viewers plan their winter watching.

Winter 2026 promises a diverse slate of films, as outlined in BuzzFeed's roundup of 25 releases spanning genres from horror to comedy and drama. The list kicks off with "28 Years Later: The Bone Temple," a sequel in the zombie franchise directed by Danny Boyle and written by Alex Garland. Other notable entries include "People We Meet on Vacation," the first adaptation of an Emily Henry romance novel, and a new take on "Wuthering Heights" featuring voice talent like Caleb McLaughlin in an animated format.

Horror fans will find plenty to anticipate, with titles such as "Scream 7," "Return to Silent Hill," "The Strangers — Chapter 3," and "Cold Storage." Action and thriller options feature "How to Make a Killing," "GOAT," and "Man on the Run." Comedic and lighter fare includes "Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die," "Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie," and a documentary-style "Mel Brooks: The 99 Year Old Man!"

Additional films cover indie vibes and unique stories, like "Send Help," "The Rip," "The Bride!," "Hoppers," "The Chronology of Water," "Primate," "Crime 101," "Midwinter Break," "Pillion," "We Bury the Dead," "The Wrecking Crew," and "Mercy." These movies are set to premiere between January and early March 2026, offering options for both big-screen experiences and streaming. BuzzFeed encourages readers to share their most anticipated picks in the comments, while noting a companion preview for winter TV shows.

This selection reflects the bustling entertainment landscape, providing fresh content amid the seasonal slowdown.

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Several acclaimed films from 2026 and earlier arrive on major streaming services this month. Highlights include Emerald Fennell's 'Wuthering Heights' on HBO Max and Sam Raimi's 'Send Help' on Hulu. Family animations and Oscar winners also join the lineup.

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